At EIS, we believe that High-quality Learning is about meeting the individual needs of learners through ongoing formative assessment and responsive (contingent) teaching. Conceptual learning and self-directed inquiry are also integral to our academic programmes, as we strive to develop Aspirational Learners and Innovative Thinkers. We believe that well-being is central to learning. To nurture Happy Humans, all our teachers foster socio-emotional learning and use positive behavioural intervention strategies as part of their regular practice. Physical health needs are met through singing, dance, play-based learning, after-school sports activities, physical health education classes, special sessions on health topics during assemblies and homeroom, and by allowing students to be mobile in classrooms.
Student Well-being is nurtured further by our school counsellors, through classroom instruction and one-on-one counselling sessions (all students have at least two counselling sessions per academic year). Twice each month each programme has a “Kid Talk”, which is a brief session for teachers to inform the school counsellors about any student well-being concerns. We believe that it is every child’s right to explore their interests and discover their own pathways to Varied Success. Therefore, we promote student agency in the classroom and offer a broad range of learning opportunities beyond the classroom including camps, field trips, service learning opportunities, after-school activities, intra- and inter-school sports, student council and clubs. And, we develop Inspirational Leaders and Global Advocates, future-ready citizens who value their cultures, celebrate diverse traditions, respect the dignity of every kind of person, embrace our ‘common humanity’ and pursue a Better World for All.
DEFINITION OF TEACHING
At Edubridge, teaching is the art of nurturing values, instilling knowledge, and developing skilled, life-long learners through inquiry-based and conceptual approaches. We strive to enable our students to achieve varied success through a thoughtfully designed curriculum that fosters high-quality education, inclusivity, international mindedness and well-being for all. Rooted in the school’s vision and mission, teaching at Edubridge is about empowering students to be ethical and compassionate individuals ready to make a positive impact in the world.
TEACHING BELIEFS
Effective teaching happens when…
- teaching is student-centric, inclusive and caters to student’s diverse needs
- a variety of assessment methods and constructive feedback are provided
- authentic, real-world experiences consider global and local perspectives
- inquiry and play-based learning is integrated
- diverse cultural, social, and emotional beliefs are given voice
- well-being for all and a growth mindset are fostered
- teachers model and encourage collaboration
- technology is used as an enabler and not as a replacement
DEFINITION OF LEARNING
Learning at Edubridge is an engaging and meaningful process that actively nurtures the cognitive, socio-emotional and behavioral growth of students in a stimulating and safe environment. Learning is about enabling students to take ownership of their education, exploring their interests, and applying their understanding to real-world experiences. We empower students with the knowledge, skills and values that are essential for success in an interconnected world, preparing them to become compassionate and responsible citizens.
LEARNING BELIEFS
Learning happens best when students …….
- demonstrate agency – voice, choice & ownership
- realise their aspirations, are goal-driven and challenge themselves.
- exhibit curiosity and think creatively and critically in a real life context
- are self-driven, resilient, reflective and life-long learners
- demonstrate understanding and application of content, concepts and skills
- collaborate and build strong interpersonal relationships
- work hard, have a growth mindset and believe that this leads to both academic and personal success
- contribute positively to society and the world.
OUR POSITION ON INTERCULTURAL LEARNING
At Edubridge International School, we value cultural diversity and promote respect for all. Through immersive learning experiences both inside and outside the classroom, we explore diverse perspectives, foster intercultural understanding, and develop essential communication skills to become open-minded and compassionate individuals.
OUR POSITION ON GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
At Edubridge International School, we cultivate global citizens who are responsible and committed to making a positive impact on an interconnected world. Through their learning journey, our students develop a deep understanding of local and global issues. Our students are empowered to take action and advocate for a peaceful and sustainable world.
OUR POSITION ON CHILD PROTECTION
DEFINITION
At EIS, we define child protection as the safeguarding of children from violence, exploitation, abuse, and neglect. Child abuse includes neglect and all forms of emotional, physical, and sexual maltreatment of a child by any person including, but not limited to, a parent, legal guardian, domestic employee, school teacher, staff member, coach, volunteer, and student.
COMMITMENT
Child protection at Edubridge International School (EIS) encompasses policies and practices designed to ensure the safety and well-being of its students.
EIS is dedicated to:
- treating all students with respect and dignity
- creating a secure and supportive environment for all students
- identifying, reporting, and addressing child safety concerns
- fostering a school climate of awareness, vigilance, and intervention to protect every child’s physical, emotional, and psychological well-being.
ALIGNMENT
The school’s child protection policy aligns with the Indian Constitution, the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, as well as the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.
EQUALITY DECLARATION AT EIS
The Constitution of India guarantees the right to discrimination-free schooling; All students should be treated equally and with respect. No distinction made between students on the basis of identity, gender, nationality, religion or belief, caste, disability, social status, sexual orientation will be tolerated in this school. No form of differential treatment based on discrimination either in the classrooms, in the playground, or any school activity is acceptable. It is the duty of the school, the parents, the students, and the community to ensure that we preserve and promote discrimination-free schooling for all.