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Host Sahodaya School Complexes SahodayaREPORT Content Backdrop 2 Host Sahodaya School Complexes 3 Committees 4 Theme of the Conference 5 Conference Notification 7 Concept Note 12 Pre Conference Event 13 Schedule of the Conference 15 Inaugural Session 19 Session 1: Core Competencies of the 21st Century 22 Session 2: Informing Pedagogy Through Experience: Building Human Capacity Through Head, Heart and Hand 23 Session 3: Sports in Education: The Unseen Space 24 Session 4: Ceremonial Session 25 Session 5: Preserve Blue to Stay Green - Water Conservation in Schools 28 Session 6: Differentiated Learning For Diverse Classrooms 29 Session 7: Conversations on Theatre in Education and Transformations 31 Session 8: Breakaway Sessions 32 Session 9: FIT INDIA 36 Valedictory Session 37 Recommendations and Resolution 38 Release of Books and Handbooks 42 Showcasing of Film on Wardha Visit 43 Exhibition of Best Practices 45 Glimpses of the Conference 47 List of Registered Participants 52 1 SahodayaREPORT BACKDROP The Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi, is a premier Board of school education in India with more than 22,000 schools currently affiliated to it within the country as well as abroad. The Board functions under the ageis of Ministry of HRD, Government of India. In the year 1986 the Board came up with the concept of 'SAHODAYA' literally meaning 'rising together' to facilitate synergy of ideas among the schools of CBSE, for excellence in education. The concept of Sahodaya is imbued with the spirit of 'caring and sharing' and is meant to facilitate closer networking and collaboration among the schools of the CBSE family. The Sahodaya School Complex is a group of neighborhood schools who voluntarily come together to share best practices and innovative strategies in various aspects of school education including curriculum design, evaluation and pedagogy and also in providing support to teachers by regular capacity building exercises. It is a unique and interactive platform for all CBSE affiliated schools to share their experience, to work jointly for scholastic and co-scholastic excellence, to deliberate upon the different policies and guidelines of the Board and to provide effective feedback on their implementation to establish new benchmark of qualities. At present, there are around 200 active Sahodaya School Complexes (SSCs) across the country. In order to bring all (SSCs) on a common platform, the Board in association with a Sahodaya School Complex conducts a National Annual Conference of Sahodaya School Complexes on an identified theme of current educational relevance. Besides facilitating broad interactions among practitioners, it also serves as an effective platform for building closer bonds between schools and the CBSE and thereby helps the Board in formulating its policies in a progressive and pragmatic manner. The deliberations on the issues arising out of the Conference theme trigger meaningful thought processes which are then encapsulated in the form of recommendations and disseminated to the other members of the Sahodaya School Complexes. The 25th National Annual Conference of Sahodaya School Complexes was organized by Sahodaya School Complexes of Delhi NCR on 1st and 2nd November 2019 on the theme 'NaiTaleem- For a Sustainable .Future' 2 SahodayaREPORT HOST SAHODAYA SCHOOL COMPLEXES Indraprastha Sahodaya Sankalp Sahodaya, School Complex , Delhi Delhi South Delhi Sahodaya School Sarv Sahodaya, Complex Delhi Delhi Sahodaya Abhyuday Schools Complex Sahodaya, Delhi Sahodaya Schools Sahodaya Schools Complex, Complex, Ghaziabad Chapter Gurgaon Chapter 3 SahodayaREPORT COMMITTEES CORE COMMITTEE 1. Smt. Anita Karwal, IAS, Chairperson CBSE 2. Sh. Anurag Tripathi, IRPS, Secretary CBSE 3. Dr. Joseph Emmanuel, Director (Academics), CBSE 4. Dr. Biswajit Saha, Director (Skill Education and Training), CBSE 5. Sh. Pushkar Vohra, Joint Secretary (Academics), CBSE 6. Sh. Al Hilal Ahmed, Joint Secretary (Academics), CBSE 7. Smt. Ramandeep Kaur, Assistant Secretary (Academics), CBSE 8. Dr. Annie Koshi, Principal, St. Mary's School, Safdarjung Enclave, Delhi 9. Smt. Sanghamitra Ghosh, Principal, Mother's International School, Delhi 10. Smt. Jyoti Arora, Principal, Mount Abu School, Pitampura, Delhi 11. Sh. C. B. Mishra, Principal, Prudence School, Ashok Vihar, Delhi 12. Smt. Jyoti Gupta, Principal, DPSG Meerut Road, Ghaziabad 13. Smt. Manju Rana, Principal, Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Ghaziabad 14. Dr. Ameeta Mulla Wattal, Principal, Springdales School, Pusa Road, New Delhi 15. Smt. Sadhana Bhalla, Principal, Mira Model School, Janakpuri, New Delhi 16. Smt. Sangeeta Bhatia, Principal, KIIT School, Pitampura, New Delhi 17. Smt. Anita Malhotra, Principal, Lotus Valley School, Gurugram 18. Smt. Sudha Acharya, Principal, ITL Public School, Dwarka, Delhi 19. Smt. Archana Narain, Principal, The Indian Heights School, Dwarka, Delhi 20. Smt. Alka Kapur, Principal, Modern School, Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi 21. Smt. Pooja Jain, Spring Days Sr. Sec. School, Ashok Vihar, New Delhi 22. Smt. Aditi Misra, Principal, DPS, Sector 45, Gurugram 23. Smt. Aparna Erry, Principal, DAV Public School, Sector 14, Gurugram 24. Sh. G.K. Mishra, Principal, Nutan Vidya Mandir, Dilshad Garden, Delhi 25. Smt. Swapna Nair, Principal, Arwachin International School, Dilsahd Garden, Delhi COORDINATING COMMITTEE 1. Dr. Joseph Emmanuel, Director (Academics), CBSE 2. Sh. Pushkar Vohra, Joint Secretary (Academics), CBSE 3. Sh. Al Hilal Ahmed, Joint Secretary (Academics), CBSE 4. Smt. Ramandeep Kaur, Deputy Secretary (Academics), CBSE 4 SahodayaREPORT THEME 'NAI TALEEM - FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE' SUB THEMES Interdisciplinary Education for an Inclusive and Sustainable Future Adapting Curriculum for a Habitable Earth for All Core Competencies for 21st Century Curriculum for non-violent and sustainable society in the 21st Century Experiential Learning – Building Human Capacity through 4Hs (Head, Heart, Hand and Health) Sports in Education Differentiated Learning for Diverse Classrooms 5 SahodayaREPORT NOTIFICATION BY CBSE CBSE/DIR(ACAD)/2019 September 6, 2019 25th NATIONAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF SAHODAYA SCHOOL COMPLEXES 2019 CBSE is pleased to announce that the 25th National Annual Conference of Sahodaya School Complexes 2019 is proposed to be held in collaboration with Sahodaya School Complexesof Delhi NCR and National Progressive Schools' Conference (NPSC) on 1st and 2nd November 2019 at Delhi. MAIN THEME: 'NAI TALEEM- FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE' SUB THEMES: 1. Interdisciplinary Education for an Inclusive and Sustainable Future 2. Adapting Curriculum for a Habitable Earth for All 3. Core Competencies for 21st century 4. Curriculum for non-violent and sustainable society in the 21st century 5. Experiential Learning - Building Human Capacity through 4Hs (Head, Heart, Hand and Health) 6. Sports in Education 7. Differentiated Learning for Diverse Classrooms REGISTRATION Please register online at http://sahodayaconference.org/payment/main_form.php for participation in the 25th National Annual Conference of Sahodaya School Complexes 2019. The last date for online registration is 25th October 2019. The participants will have to pay online Rs.7,500/- as registration fee (non-refundable). Participation fee collected by the host Sahodaya will be subject to third party audit as laid down by the Board. EXHIBITION OF BEST PRACTICES Schools are pioneers in bringing forth changes in these dynamic times. We invite case studies on best practices that have enabled your school to embrace the changes and move feet forward. We request you to share the practice which has benefitted the school to combat a pressing challenge or difficulty and has positively impacted the students and the teaching learning environment. The selected best practices will be exhibited during the Conference. 7 SahodayaREPORT Schools may present a conceptual framework being practiced by them in a manner that best represents the ethos of the school. Areas of best practices in which case studies are invited are as follows: 1. Empowering Educators 2. Innovative tools for Assessment 3. Students as Change makers 4. Mindfulness Interspersed into the Curriculum 5. Beyond Skills-Competencies the way forward…. 6. Joyful Learning 7. Save Blue to Stay Green Guidelines for the submission of Case Study on Best Practices 1. The practice should be original, meaningful and adaptable in a different milieu. No plagiarized work will be accepted. 2. The best practice(s) shared by the school should be accompanied with a 1000-word concept note along with an abstract of 100 words and evidences. The evidence can be in the form of photographs, published abstracts, audio and video files. 3. The case study can be either in Hindi or English. 4. To be submitted as a single file in MS WORD format (Pdf format will not be accepted) in Times New Roman font size 12 with 1.5 line space. 5. The case study should be submitted as per the format given in Annexure A. The case studies may be sent at [email protected] or before 30th September 2019. Hard copies will not be accepted. BOOK OF ESSAYS A Book of Essays will be released to showcase the intellectual output of teachers and principals on a variety of topics in education. Essays for the Book on any of the topic related to above mentioned theme or sub themes of the Conference are welcome. Guidelines for the submission of Essays 1. The essay should be minimum of 2000 words and maximum 3000 words. 2. The essay should be accompanied with an abstract of 100 - 200 words. 3. Any number of principals / teachers can participate.
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