‘My child is always watching the mobile ‘;
‘At home he does everything but I don’t know what happens to him in school.’ These sentences sound so familiar and parents are always concerned about these issues which may look trivial initially but gradually become a behavioural problem. To address the behavioral changes in the developing years of children and sensitising parents towards the emotional needs in the formative years an interactive session was conducted in all branches of School.
‘At home he does everything but I don’t know what happens to him in school.’ These sentences sound so familiar and parents are always concerned about these issues which may look trivial initially but gradually become a behavioural problem. To address the behavioral changes in the developing years of children and sensitising parents towards the emotional needs in the formative years an interactive session was conducted in all branches of School.
The workshop was jointly taken up by Dr .Siddhant Kumar.. Director of UMEED a foundation for child and adult rehabilitation alongwith Ms.. Nandini Sharma assistant professor in clinical psychology at Amity University . The parents of the pre-primary students attended the workshop. Their queries were well attended by the resource people and they were apprised of some useful parenting tips to deal with the emotional development in their children .
The pre-primary and primary staff of Spring Dale Institutions on 23rd May 2022 received an enriching training from the well-equipped training crew of View Sonic.
The installation of View Sonic View boards in our classrooms at SDC opened way to further integrate latest technology with time and tested teaching practices. The expertise and experience of the staff reached a level higher after being introduced to the innumerable features of the View board which comes equipped with AI technology in many tools.
- The software integrates all video conferencing modes along with in built access to YouTube, Google and flawless student participation mode to name a few.
- The software not only allows the teachers to create their own resource bank but also to access the resources which have audio, video, images, teacher’s voice and other features as a part of it.
- The training opened up the expressway to live share their content via live streaming also.
- The exercise proved to fine tune the present methodology with future requirements.
The session ended with an online quiz which also allowed the teachers to reiterate the knowledge gained.
The school has introduced Hospitality, Mass Communication and Economics in the class IX. Students shall also be offered to opt for Mass Communication & Hotel Management in Class XI.
Subject & classes are being delivered by highly trained and experienced professionals from the Industry.
For more details, feel free to contact the school office.
The Spring Dale Flag flies a few notches higher at the enviable achievement of Shivakshi Dixit a 2012 batch Spring Dale College, Indira Nagar ‘Topper’ with 96.2% in ICSE. A bright cheerful hard working child Shivakshi, has a stellar academic profile. She joined SRCC for B.Com honours and M.Com
2ndRank in UP PCS was not enough for the eloquent speaker Shivakshi. She went forward and secured 64thrank in All India Civil Services exam.
Shivakshi We are proud of you.
As reported by Times of India on Sep 25, 2021 
Spring Dale institutions will soon initiate an exercise to prepare a detailed draft for introducing ‘happiness classes’. The school has decided to think about ways to safeguard and cherish the happiness of students, parents and others associated with it.
Director Spring Dale institutions, Reeta Khanna, said: “Keeping in mind the stress level of a child in today’s world, ‘mission happiness’ assumes great importance. Spring Dale has decided to take up this mission of guarding and upholding happiness of everyone under its wings — students, teachers, mentors and even members of management.”
Many schools in Lucknow have either already introduced or are planning to start ‘happiness classes’. “Happiness — being a relative and abstract term — is an elusive concept. It is known through its outcomes — smiling faces, laughter and better overall performance in all spheres — academics, sports, creativity or cultural activity,” said Khanna.