The teacher’s remarks on a report card don’t just record; they are meant to inspire. It is about encouraging growth rather than being disparaging of progress, recognizing effort rather than being dismissive of distractions. As a teacher, these are your primary communication tools for conveying to parents their child’s progress

Reading. Mathematics. Science. Coding. Sounds strange? To be fair in the ever-evolving world your child is growing into, ‘coding’ is just as important as regular study subjects. Coding for kids empowers them to think creatively, work collaboratively and reason with clear logic – all vital skills for the future. When

It’s fascinating for those of us who grew up before the advent of smart classrooms. That world of chalkboards has now given way to Smart Classrooms. Screens that help learning are far more realistic and interactive that ensure an engaging learning experience! Now step into The Premia Academy and you’ll

Studies have shown that every child has the creative ability to ‘make art’. It is, after all, a form of exploration that their developing brains enjoy. The ability to create! At this age, it is not about creating perfect, pretty pictures (they do not yet have the ability to discern

We have all heard how laughter is the best medicine. The release of the happy hormone Dopamine when we laugh helps uplift our mood as well as find joy in the simplest of punchlines. Let’s have a good chuckle to brighten your day with these funny jokes for kids. Best

Bright, colourful and student-crafted. Classrooms with these sparks creativity and a sense of belonging to the young learners who spend most of their waking hours within those walls. Be it preschoolers, kindergartners or elementary students, well planned out classroom decorations help transform the classrooms into a joy-filled learning space. Did

Scorching summer afternoons or rainy days can be such a boring time for children itching to play outdoors. Whether at home or there’s a free period in class, indoor games are the perfect answer to this conundrum. If you are looking for fun classroom games that are not too disruptive,

Reading can be fun, it opens up the world of imagination for everyone. But when a child is starting out on this journey, it is an exercise in identifying the alphabet, recalling the phonetics, and then connecting to form words that make sense. Not easy for a 5-year-old, for sure.

If you are one of the many students who wonder, “How do I know what is the best way to study?” “Is there anything I can do to study well?” – You are at the right place. We have put together proven study strategies and techniques to help you learn

We have often been told how every child learns at their own pace and differently. There cannot be one single style of learning that suits them all. Some children learn better through sounds and stories, others learn quicker through shapes and visuals and yet others by doing. Identifying what works