A visit to the nearby Post Office was organised for the children of Class II on December 13, 2017. Before the visit, the students were asked to write a letter that they could post and learn about the long journey of a small letter which starts from the Post Office and can end anywhere in the World. The children learnt about stamps, pasted them on the envelopes and have already started waiting eagerly to hear from the ones to whom the letters were addressed. The Post Office staff was helpful and gave the little ones an insight into the functioning of the Post Office. The children were pretty excited about their visit and also acquired the necessary skills to communicate creatively apart from the processes and procedures in a Post Office.
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“Since we have re-established our links with Mayoor School, I have seen huge benefits for both schools. Before I visited Mayoor, I had been involved in helping to develop the topic - India in Humanities for our year 6 pupils. With the support of the staff at Mayoor, I was able to develop Skype sessions for our more able pupils. They were able to share their work and thoughts on India with the pupils from Mayoor . Over the course of the term, relationships were developed between both sets of pupils. When I visited Mayoor school I met the pupils themselves and was able to share and exchange more letters and gifts from the TDMS students. Through the exchange I was able to personally learn about their culture and education system and feed this back in my teaching. I feel that both schools have benefited hugely from the link and I look forward to it continuing to inspire all involved.”
