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KCI School organizes teaching, learning under UK India vision programme 8/8/2016 10:44:45 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Aug 8: Generation UK India's vision is to create a more globally competitive work force and strengthen cultural understanding between the two nations. In this behalf,KC International School has taken an initiative to be the part of this programme and enhance the teaching and learning process with the help of teaching assistance. To mark the importance of this programme a special assembly was conducted for the teaching assistance of Emily Philips and Hetal Jani. These teaching assistants will be with KCIS for 2 months and help teachers and students with international concepts of making teaching more effective. They are warmly welcomed by the BSF band, followed by various scintillating performances by the students. The Primary wing also presented the dreams of KCIS to familiarize the guests with the glimpses of incredible India On the occasion, Anupama Sinha, Vice Principal presented a vote of thanks and academic curriculum file was handed over to them by their mentors Kesar Patel and Randeep Wazir.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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