The enrichment programme facilitates students to realise their potential in a diverse setting beyond the classroom. Students develop a sense of self-awareness and an understanding of school and community needs and opportunities. They also learn how to apply their gifts and skills to make a positive impact.
- Creativity and Culture- Events, Celebrations
- Physical-Sports
- Language and Service-Webinars, Career workshops, etc
At VVP, we believe in a balanced, overall school experience for a child. This includes both academics, co-curricular and Enrichment skills that we incite students to do their best both inside and outside the classroom.
Our enrichment programmes are clubbed into three categories, catering to different focus groups:
Creativity and Culture
Through Theatre, art, Music students learn to work as a team and infuse their creative abilities in their projects with values and lessons. These bring in individual as well as collaborative learning to emphasise on growth and development in the personality of a child.
We cater to Dance and theatre, art and crafts, robotics, Music as part of their creative learning skills.
Physical
We understand the need for a physical fitness and hence give importance to a lot of outdoor activities for every student. With the state-of-the-art sports facilities for swimming, basketball, football, badminton, Skating, the child is not left with making physical fitness a part of their daily activity. This allows us to also imbibe in them the need for a healthy lifestyle which in turn complements their academic achievements as well.
Language
Language being an important and integral part of a communication, we emphasise our students in public speaking activities right from Grade 1 classes. With global perspective lessons and presentations, students will learn the need and importance of the right way of communications which will impact the surrounding around them. Presently, we have English and foreign language activities, career workshops-for higher class students guiding them on the path ahead, Skype Mela-communication with students around the world, yearbook- writing their journals in the lower classes helps them to move ahead with the yearbook during their formative years, farming- teaches them the value of food, and mother tongue activities- being connected with the roots is something which has paramount importance for all of us at Vishwa Vidyapeeth.
Physical Education is an integral part of the Vishwa Vidyapeeth curriculum for all of our students from the Preprimary to the Secondary School.
In addition to our co-scholastic activities, Vishwa Vidyapeeth students are also able to participate in a large number of sporting activities. We encourage all children to participate in maximum activities during the primary years and move towards specialization as they move from middle school to secondary years. In addition the enhanced sporting facilities enables us to coach students for all inter-house, inter-school, state & national level competitions.
At Vishwa Vidyapeeth, we encourage maximum participation, individual aspiration and personal excellence. These sporting events promote healthy competition, pursuit of excellence, social and cultural interaction and the development of friendships within the school. Sports plays its role in moulding students by boosting their self-esteem and helps them work on their innate skills.
Vishwa Vidyapeeth has tied up with CAPSA for all its sporting facilities.
Yoga
Skating
Swimming
Badminton
Taekwondo
Football
Table Tennis
Basketball
Carrom
Chess
Mental health is unique to each child. We are in a fast-moving world, and our children are exposed and live in an era where human emotions are shared over the touch of a mobile phone. We understand the positive effects of counseling and the benefits they bring for an institution. So, an inhouse school-based counselling is the need of the hour which basically aims at helping students function more effectively in the school and with his surroundings.
Many of the parents have a communication gap with their children, and for which the children find it difficult to deal with some of the simplest issues in life.
Most of us become judgmental when it comes to our own child, but this may create a wrong perception about human behaviour in the child’s mind. At such times, a counsellor can make a better connection with the student and explore their behavioural patterns and help them in a more effective manner.
A trained counsellor may need to deal with many cases which revolve around issues like family, peer pressure, indiscipline and even psychological. And if not handled carefully, these issues can influence students to make wrong decisions. As a school, we do invest in school counselling as it surely improves the well-being and performance of the students.
