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GOING ANALOG
The latest trend at The Heritage School North Campus, the best co-ed CBSE school in Dehradun is to embrace analog activities be it reading in the library, playing traditional Indian games in the field or consulting a dictionary.In today’s world, digital devices dominate daily life, offering instant access to information and connectivity. However, an analog…
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A NEW YEAR, SOME OLD RESOLUTIONS
As the New Year dawns, resolutions fill the air with hope and determination. As an educationist, I often hear students vow to study harder, be more organized, or excel in sports. It reminds me of my own school days, where every resolution felt like a step towards becoming the person I dreamt of being. Back…
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UNIFORM- A SHARED IDENTITY
Students at The Heritage School North Campus understand that school uniform is more than just a set of clothes; it is a powerful symbol of unity, discipline, and respect. It serves as a reminder to students of their shared identity, fostering a sense of equality and minimizing external distinctions. This creates an environment where personal…
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TALENT HUNT@ NORTH CAMPUS
Did you know that research shows talent can be recognized as early as age 5, with many world-class performers beginning their journey in childhood? Identifying and nurturing this potential early is essential for helping students reach their fullest capabilities. The Talent Hunt @ North Campus embodies this vision, providing a platform where students can showcase…
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STUDY SPRINTS- A SMART STRATEGY
Hi, I’m Ayushmaan, a Class 10 student at The Heritage School North Campus. Here’s what being a student today really feels like, and a few tricks I use, to stay on track. Constant Distractions: Between smartphones, social media, and endless online entertainment, focusing on homework is almost impossible. Every time I sit to study, my…
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How Studying Sanskrit Opened My Mind
By: Priyanshi- A Student at The Heritage School North Campus When I first started studying Sanskrit at The Heritage School North Campus, I thought it was an outdated language. But learning its scientific grammar and chanting shlokas changed my perspective. Sanskrit’s structure is logical and systematic, almost like solving a puzzle, and chanting brings calm…