The Premia Pulse
November, 2021 | The Premia Academy Newsletter
PREMIA PRIDE receives a HEARTY WELCOME AT CAMPUS!
From the Editor's Desk
Greetings from The Premia Academy!
1st November 2021 marked a new beginning for us. Excitement was in the air as we started
offline school. The corridors, the playground, the classrooms were alive again, buzzing
with laughter and happy faces. The Yellow buses, Red alloons, and Blue Premia badges
added to the cheer. We are HERE to ROCK!
The Student-led Conference
An Eco-Science Quest For Sustainability
Science is critical to tackling complex challenges for humanity like climate change,
biodiversity loss, pollution, and poverty reduction, as it lays the foundation for new
approaches and solutions
The E4 Circuit was indeed a learning experience where teachers ensured that each of our Grade
level students connected with one or more of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
introduced by the United Nations Organisation.
We Explored the chosen SDG, Expressed our views, Endured the findings, and Elevated to the
next level through Research &Collaboration. Resilience and Adaptation were the two
essential traits in our quest to identify, analyse and become problem solvers.
The Student-led Conference
The Open House
Shaping Little Minds
They may look tiny but don't underestimate the power of pre-primary kiddos! Enjoyed
expressing all that they explored on Modes Of Transport and Seasons. Parents also
participated enthusiastically singing Rhymes and cracking Riddles along with the little ones
Two super hit activities of the day were:
Saladport for PPI- creating their favourite transport using edible ingredients. Yum, Yum,
Yummy!
Tree of Seasons for PPII- 3D tree depicting four seasons: Summer, Winter, Rain, and Fall!
Events & Competitions
External Competitions
The Global Career Conference
Pahal Bhadoria, Gr 8, and Maryam Ali Baig, Gr 7 hosted two sessions at the 12-day conference
on career exploration with 24 experts from various fields.
Study with the Buddy
"If you have the light of knowledge, let others light their candles in it." -Margret Fuller
With the same motto, the Ministry of Civic Responsibility steered an initiative to share
their knowledge with the students of Sai Seva Sangh Orphanage. The study buddies not only
aimed at quality sessions but also ensured handson learning activities were fun-filled too.
Their effort is applauded by the Premia Family!