Language & Cultural School Happenings

--submitted by Divya Muthu

Annual Day Pictures, thanks Kiran Gahlot

On May 18th, the ISW community gathered once again for the grand finale of the school year—the much-anticipated Annual Day Celebration. This vibrant event was graced by the presence of esteemed speakers including Ms. Ruchi Chauhan (ISW School Chair), Ms. Shiamin Melville (ISW School Co-director), and Dr. Jagan Srinivasan (ISW President), each of  thom delivered inspiring messages that reflected on the cultural, educational, and communal impact of ISW’s mission.

The day also held a special tribute to Ms. Nisha Bawa, whose dedicated years of service to the Language and Cultural School were honored with a celebratory cake-cutting ceremony. As Nisha prepares to move to Texas, her legacy and commitment will continue to resonate within the hearts of students, teachers, and families alike.

The Annual Day performances were a colorful showcase of the students' linguistic journeys throughout the year. Each child participated in an act that corresponded with the language they were enrolled in—ranging from skits and speeches to songs, dances, and traditional recitations. These performances not only displayed their growing fluency but also celebrated the rich diversity of Indian languages and cultures represented within our school.

Following the performances, students were awarded Certificates of Completion, symbolizing their progress and dedication. This joyful occasion culminated in a delightful potluck lunch, where families came together to share food, laughter, and stories—capping off a year of learning and connection on a delicious note. It was a tremendous success and a deeply fulfilling year for all involved—teachers, students, and parents alike. As this chapter closes, we look forward to welcoming new and returning families when ISW Cultural and Language school reopens in September 2025.

The ISW Cultural/Language School admissions (Hindi, Gujarati, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu & Assembly only registration is now open and can be accessed via link.

Annual Day Performances by Language and Teacher

• Gujarati: A delightful Skit/Speech performed by both Beginner and Advanced level students. (Teachers: Vaishali Amin, Kajal Raval, and Samik Shah)
• Hindi: Melodious Singing by Hindi 1 and Hindi 2 Beginner classes. (Teachers: Divya Gahlot & Swati Agrawal)
• Hindi: A thoughtful Presentation by Hindi 2 Advanced students. (Teachers: Bindiya Jain)  Hindi: An expressive Skit/Speech from Hindi 4 students. (Teachers: Sonia Gera)
• Hindi: A dramatic Skit/Speech from the Hindi Beginner ++ level. (Teachers: Kinkin Kumari)
• Hindi: An engaging Skit/Speech by Hindi++ Advanced class. (Teachers: Vandana Mahawar)
• Hindi: A lively 1-minute 20-second Dance Performance by K1 Beginners. (Teachers: Nidhi Relan)
• Hindi: A sweet Singing performance by the K2 class. (Teachers: Anupama)  Hindi: A heartfelt Poem Recitation by Hindi 3 Advanced. (Teachers: Smita)
• Hindi: Students shared their reflections on learning Hindi from the K1 Advanced class. (Teachers: Anju Shukla)
• Kannada: Two performances: a Skit/Speech and a Singing item by students of all levels.(Teachers: Rangarajan Krish)
• Marathi: A Skit/Speech presented by the KG level. (Teachers: Shilpa Kulkarni)  Marathi: A harmonious Singing performance by Level 1. (Teachers: Sarita & Veena)
• Marathi: Traditional Shlok Recitation by Level 3 students. (Teachers: Vaijayanti Joshi)  Marathi: Singing presentation combining Level 1 and Level 2 students. (Teachers: Priya Vaidya)
• Marathi: A dramatic Skit/Speech from Level 4 students. (Teachers: Vaijayanti Joshi)  Sanskrit: A Skit/Speech by Level 2 students. (Teachers: Raveendran Ramakrishnan)
• Telugu: Spiritual Sloka Recital by Level 1 and 2 students. (Teachers: Babu Tammisetti and Madhavi Chaliki) 

On May 11th, in celebration of Mother’s Day, the ISW Language and Cultural School organized a heartfelt craft activity where children lovingly created handmade greeting cards for their mothers. With all supplies thoughtfully provided, this touching initiative allowed students to express their love and gratitude in creative, meaningful ways. The room buzzed with warmth and enthusiasm as little hands shaped colors into memories that would surely be cherished by their mothers for years to come.

RSVP for Annual Day program on May 18, 2025

ISW School all  languages  Registrations 2025-2026

ISW Adult Conversational Samskrit (Sanskrit) -online 

Donation for Teacher Appreciation 2025
Hi Parents,  the academic year draws to an end. Many of you wanted to show your appreciation for the great volunteer work done by the ISW Language Teachers, Assembly Teachers and Staff. Our school has been going strong for 33+ years with the support of our teachers, so thank you to them.

Should you wish to donate to a collection for teachers appreciation, you may do so at this link by the end of June 2025 and once thank you for your support. Funds will be donated as per teachers choice.

In 2020 $900 was donated on behalf of teachers to Greater Worcester Community Foundation GWCF for the 'First Responders Fund'.

In 2021 The donation collected for 2021 went towards the ISW building expansion fund. Once again thanks to all the teachers and volunteers for their hard work and dedication.

In 2022 The donation $670 collected went to World Central Kitchen for their work in Ukraine, and the remaining amount was donated to local charities like Abbey House, Floral Street School(for a family in need), Northborough Junior Woman club (Turkey earthquake relief fund) and Senior Center In Shrewsbury(Food Pantry)

2023, we collected approx $500, and amount was shared between $250 to Shrewsbury Senior Cnter, $150 to Abbey House shelter for Women, $50 to Beal School and $50 Floral School food bank

2024, we collected approx $300, and gift cards were purchased and donated to Abbey House shelter for Women.

--submitted by Divya Muthu

ISW School - celebrates its first ever Street Games from India

On May 4th, the ISW Cultural and Language School hosted its first-ever Sports Day Assembly—a joyful and vibrant event made possible by the dedication of the ISW team and an incredible group of parent volunteers.

The day brought students and families together in a spirited celebration of traditional Indian street games. The children participated in a variety of classic favorites including Kho-Kho, Lattoo (spinning top), Kancha (marbles), Pathang (kite flying), Lagori (seven stones), Kith Kith (hopscotch), and Gilli Danda. These beloved games, rich with cultural heritage, offered a fun and meaningful experience for everyone involved.

It wasn’t just the children who had a blast—parents were equally engaged and nostalgic, many of them fondly recalling their own childhood experiences. The field was full of laughter, friendly encouragement, and spontaneous participation from all ages. By the end of the day, several kids excitedly shared that they wanted to try these games at home with their siblings and friends, inspired by the fun they had.

To keep the energy up, munchkins were provided as snacks—much to the delight of the kids! First aid volunteers were also present throughout the day, helping to ensure a safe environment for all participants.

Muthu Rajasekaran (ISW Assistant Treasurer) played a key role in organizing and leading the parents group. Ms. Ruchi Chauhan (ISW School Chair & Co-Director) and Ms. Shiamin Melville (Co-Director) brought the creative idea for the event and provided valuable guidance to the team throughout the planning process.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the amazing parent volunteers whose time and effort made this event truly special: Shashi, Abhay, Jaimin, Neeraj, Shaivi, Sonia, Prachi, Divya V, Divya M, Nidhi, Arnaz, Komal, Ranjana, Meenakshi, Kavishwar, Anil, Deepak, Kiran, Vivek, Kaustubh, Ramakanth, Dhivesh, Tejashri, Vaibhavi, and Rashmi.

The turnout was fantastic, and the event was a huge success. None of this would have been possible without the tireless support of our amazing volunteers and the ISW Cultural and Language School team. Your efforts made this inaugural Sports Day a memorable and heartwarming experience for the entire community.

March & April Highlights at ISW Language and Cultural Class

The months of March and April have been a whirlwind of activity at ISW Language and Cultural School. Our young learners have been immersed in a dynamic blend of language development and vibrant cultural experiences. From honing their linguistic skills to celebrating colorful Indian traditions, the energy has been contagious! 

On March 30th, students delved into the rich customs of Gudi Padwa and Ugadi. A heartfelt thank you to Mr. Aditya Ambade and Mr. Avinash Prakash for their engaging and insightful presentations on these festivals. The children were fascinated to discover the similarities between the two celebrations, fostering a deeper appreciation for India’s diverse heritage.

On April 6th, Ms. Sonia Gera captivated the students with a beautiful presentation on Ram Navami. The session was followed by an enthralling introduction to the classical dance form of Kathak, conducted by the graceful Ms. Pinkini and Ms. Radhika. The rhythmic footwork and expressive storytelling truly mesmerized the kids.

On April 13th, we celebrated the Tamil New Year with a wonderful presentation by Ms. Divya Muthu. Students learned about the cultural significance of the Tamil calendar and explored how solar and lunar calendars influence festivals both in India and around the world. The day continued with a much-anticipated Meditation and Games session led by Mr. Kavishwar, whose previous session had already won the hearts of our students.

With the academic year drawing to a close, our students are also preparing for their final exams, while looking forward to exciting events like ISW Sports Day and Annual Day. Their enthusiasm never wanes—they continue to explore, grow, and shine in every opportunity.

A big thank you to our dedicated teachers, volunteers, supportive parents, and the incredible ISW management team for making all of this possible.

Stay tuned—there’s always more to come at ISW!

---Submitted by Divya Muthu, parent volunteer

A heartfelt thank you to all the parents who continue to participate and volunteer at the ISW Cultural and Language School. Your support is invaluable in making these events meaningful and enriching for our children.

On March 16th, Mr. Abhay Thakur gave a wonderful Holi presentation for the children. He shared the story of Holika and explained the significance of the Holi celebration. To make the session even more engaging, he included fun Holi trivia, which kept the children actively involved and excited to learn.

Figure 1 : Mr. Abhay Thakur and Holi presentation

His presentation was followed by an interactive session of meditation and games led byMr. Kavishwar, which the children thoroughly enjoyed. These were some of childhood games that were played in India and the parents reminisced about the fun memories from the past.

On March 23rd, Ms. Arnaz Avasia gave an insightful presentation on Nowruz, highlighting its significance and traditions. For many in the audience, this was their first introduction to Zoroastrianism and its celebrations. The presentation was highly informative, sparking curiosity and many questions from the children about the history of Zoroastrianism.

Figure 2 : Ms. Arnaz Avasia discussing Nowruz festival

At ISW Cultural and Language School, we place great emphasis on understanding the history and significance of various cultural celebrations. The inclusivity in learning about festivals from different states and religions across India is truly commendable. Ms. RuchiChauhan and Ms. Shiamin Melville have always championed this perspective, ensuring that our children gain a well-rounded appreciation of diverse traditions. The cultural classes for children have always been engaging and interesting, and parents frequently express their appreciation for these enriching experiences.

Following the Nowruz presentation, we celebrated Holi, an annual tradition at the ISW Language and Cultural School. Organic Holi colors were provided, allowing children and parents to come together and enjoy the festivities. The Holi celebration is a joyous occasion that strengthens family bonds and brings the community together in the spirit of love and happiness.

Figure 3 : Holi celebration at ISW Cultural and Language School. Families enjoy Holi celebration at the school. 

--submitted by Divya Muthu

FB Link and pictures from attendees

The India Society of Worcester (ISW) Cultural and Language School once again honored the beloved tradition of Saraswathi Puja on March 9, 2025, bringing together families, students, and devotees on a celebration of knowledge and the arts. Deeply rooted in cultural and spiritual significance, the event highlighted the community’s dedication to learning and wisdom under the blessings of Goddess Saraswathi.

This long-standing tradition at ISW has been nurtured under the presence and guidanceof Ms. Carolyn and Ms. Shiamin for over 30 years—cherished by past, present, and future students alike. In preparation for the big day, Ms. Sonia, Ms. Sarita, and Ms. Anju taught the children bhajans (Sharda Stavan and Hey Ram, Hey Ram), which they recited during the puja.

As in previous years, the puja commenced in a serene and reverent atmosphere, with families arriving in vibrant traditional attire. Children and adults participated in prayers and bhajan recitals, filling the space with devotional melodies that set the tone for the day. The rituals were conducted with great care, reinforcing the values of education and enlightenment that Goddess Saraswathi symbolizes.

A special thanks to Ms. Carolyn for always bringing in the idols and decorations, creating an atmosphere of serenity reminiscent of a temple. Each child received a plate prepared by Beena Krishnan with flowers, a diya, and an idol of Goddess Saraswathi  before the puja ceremony, which was led by Mrs. Anju Shukla. As the Guru Mantra and Saraswathi Shlokas were chanted, the children carefully took flower petals and kumkum to offer their prayers. Then, in a single file, they joined Ms. Sonia, Ms. Sarita, and Master Nimish Kunte in reciting the bhajans (Sharda Stavan and Hey Ram, Hey Ram). Their melodious recital was a joy to hear, witnessed by parents and family members who had gathered for the occasion. The children also recited the shlokas alongside Ms. Anju and Ms. Anupama.

The event also featured wonderful solo performances by a few children, including traditional dances, bhajan singing, and shloka recitations, all showcasing their enthusiasm and dedication.

• Saanvi Paike Bharatnatyam dance on Saraswati Pushpanjali
• Jasmin Grover – Bhajan
• Kavya Mangal -Bhajan
• Rishi Muthukumaran – Bhajan
• Arna Majmudar - Bhajan

Ms. Ruchi and Ms. Shiamin addressed the puja audience and thanked the teachers and everyone who had helped put together this wonderful event. At the end of the ceremony the children along with their family members collected the Prashad. As conversations flowed, families expressed their gratitude for yet another meaningful celebration that strengthened their spiritual and cultural bonds. 

This Saraswati Puja  serves as a reminder that education and wisdom are lifelong pursuits, nurtured through devotion and shared traditions.  A sincere thank you to all the teachers, volunteers, and parents whose dedication is deeply appreciate every step of a child’s spiritual and cultural upbringing.

---submitted by Muthu Rajasekaran, school parent

First and foremost, thanks to all those who contributed their donation to the Giving tree which was set up at the school lobby. Every year we collect new mittens, hats, and/or Walmart/Target gift cards and donate to shelters around us.

The last few weeks have been very productive and there has been a flurry of activities (and snow too) for the kids at the ISW language and cultural school. On January 5, 2025, kids enjoyed Lezim hands on assembly performed by our Marathi teachers. Kids were given an opportunity to learn how to handle Lezim and dance to the beats. After the fun activity the kids got to relax and rejuvenate their mind and body with Yoga session conducted by our very own Narendra ji. Our heartfelt thanks to all the Marathi teachers and volunteers and Narendra ji.

On January 12 th 2025, the kids had a chance to learn about the harvest festival and how it is being celebrated in different parts of India. We extend our thanks to ISW school parents who took their time to prepare and present on the harvest festival - Sankranti with Aditya Ambade,

Lohri with Komal Thapar, and Pongal with Muthu Rajasekaran and Rishi Muthukumaran. We encourage more parents to participate and share their knowledge not only with the kids but also with other fellow parents. Following the presentation on harvest festival, the kids practiced bhajans for the upcoming Saraswati pooja in March. Special thanks to Ms. Sonia Gera for teaching the bhajans to the kids. After the assembly the kids were given Prashad offered by Aditya Ambade in the wake of the harvest festival celebration. On January 26 th 2025, a special India Republic Day presentation was performed by our senior students (Hindi 4 Ms. Sonia Gera's class). During the presentation the kids asked lot of questions and the senior students explained them very well. Kudos to the senior students! Following the presentation the kids designed a beautiful craft commemorating the India Republic Day. Special thanks to Ms. Bindiya Jain for teaching the craft to the kids.

On February 8 th , 2025, ISW hosted ‘The harvest festival’ at St. Johns school in Shrewsbury. The event was a great success. It was a houseful event with varied age group displaying their singing and dancing skills in both compete and non-competing categories. Of course, without a surprise, our ISW language and cultural school kids and some parents showcased their dancing skills, and in addition few teachers rendered their singing talent as well. Special thanks to Tanvi  Manjrekar & Sakshi Dindore (former ISW School dance teachers) for teaching dance to the kids. More information about the harvest festival can be in this link: https://iswonline.org/page-18074/13464891 One of the important things is that the kids performed and participated in all these activities amidst the mid-term test on January 29. Big shout out to all the kids in the ISW language and cultural school.

On February 23 rd , the ISW language and cultural school conducted a talent show for the kids. Wow what a great event. Every year the ISW kids don't let us down in surprising  us with their unique talents. Below is the  

1. Arjun Sahasrabudhe Singing: reciting Saraswati shloka
2. Ritika Singh Dance
3. Kartik Thapar Instrument
4. Tarush Mathur Standup or Speech
5. Tharuni Subramanian Singing
6. Ranav Dinesh Solving RUBIK’s cube in 2 minutes
7. Eera Dixit Instrument
8. Kris Grover Instrument: Keyboard
9. Ayaan Sahasrabudhe Singing
10. Twarita Deshpande Arts
11. Nikhil Instrument: Piano
12. Arianna Bhushan Instrument: Keyboard
13. Jasmin Grover Instrument: Keyboard
14. Ravi Sukumaran Instrument: Tabla
15. Nihira Ranade Singing
16. Ayan Thakur Instrument, Singing, Standup or Speech
17. Sahana Dinesh Standup or Speech
18. Kavya Mangal Singing
19. Akshvi Chavan Standup or Speech
20. Eva Mathur, Mishika Mathur Dance
21. Yukta Singh Singing

Thanks to all the volunteers for their contribution in making this event a successful one -

Shashi Bhushan, Abhay Thakur, Swati and Mukul Agrawal, Divya Gahlot, Kunal, Ruchi

Chauhan, and Shiamin Melville. Also special thanks to Dr. Jagan Srinivasan (ISW) President) for rendering a wonderful speech uplifting the spirit of the kids and recognizing the efforts of ISW language and cultural school. After the end of the talent show, a Certificate of Recognition was awarded to all the kids who participated in the talent show.

Once again thanks to all the teachers, volunteers, parents, and the ISW management for their contribution and commitment. Pictures can be found in the link below. Stay tuned to know more about the celebration of Saraswati puja!

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1d6rxIwa0_DZ9saeUbRKGyjuPRXr5T0ik

Once again thanks to all the teachers, volunteers,parents, and finally the ISW management for their contribution and commitment. Pictures here

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1j3yteAym2Azf5uHKCnGM8yFqhqTJJ9dB

---submitted by Muthu Rajasekaran, school parent

ISW School Assemblies are energised by fun because we are so fortunate to have  engaging volunteer parents that come very Sunday, read all about them below.

Namaste to All!

On 24 th November 2024, after the language class session, kids participated in an artwork themed on Thanksgiving which was conducted by art teacher Bindiya Jain. Using the ISW school supplies each kid designed a Thanksgiving card and wrote what they are thankful for this Thanksgiving. It was nice to see the kids in action and helping each other to complete their assigned tasks. Thanks much to Bindiya Jain!

I’m thankful to all the teachers, volunteers, parents, and to the ISW management for their commitment and dedication towards the welfare of our kids. I’m glad to be part of the ISW family, and I’m sure every parent and ISW member feel the same.

Happy thanksgiving to all!

Kids were very engaged in the 3D demo by Ashish Cowlagi and IYG volunteer Rohan Savla

On 17 th November 2024, after the language class session, the kids enjoyed a demonstration of 3D printing workshop conducted by Ashish Cowlagi. The kids were enthralled to learn more about 3D printing and some of the kids even received a 3D printed souvenir for asking unique and interesting questions. If you want to have your kids learn and print their own 3D model and to receive hands on deep dive sessions, please follow the link below to register. After that the kids rejuvenated their mind and body by participating in yoga session conducted by Hemant Gera. At ISW school we give equal importance to physical activities to ensure that the kids state of mind is always on a balanced level. Registration for 3D classes sign up link: ISWU: 3D Printing Workshops Grade 1+ plus starting Nov 30. https://iswonline.org/event-5943901 On 16 th November 2024, ISW hosted Diwali Cultural Event at Assabet Valley School, Marlborough. In this event the ISW kids did a dance performance which they practiced for weeks.  Special thanks to the choreographer Tanvi Manjrekar, and coordinators Ruchi Chauhan and Shiamin Melville, and the parent volunteers for their dedication and commitment in making this event a successful and memorable one.On 10 th November 2024, after the language class session, the kids embarked on a musical treat. f the percussion instrument called Tabla. Jyothin Basrur taught kids how to play tabla and kept them engaged throughout the whole session. For introductory table lessons click the link (https://iswonline.org/event-5920030) to register for classes beginning December 1 st , 2024. After the music session, kids pumped their spirit and effortlessly enjoyed a zumba session conducted by Sunita of Bollyfit Zumba. Thanks to both Jyothin and Ms. Sunita!

The last few days have been very busy for both the kids and ISW management. Starting with Diwali celebration at Worcester Public Library on 30th October 2024. This event is the first of its kind for ISW school to embrace the significance of Diwali festival to the public audience. It was a well-orchestrated event conducted by Ruchi Chauhan and Shiamin Melville, along with ISW kids, parent volunteers and activity coordinators. The event catered to both kids and elder crowd with variety of activities such as a Diwali themed rangoli coloring activities for kids, Bollywood and traditional dance performance, Henna application, Diya painting, a presentation on Diwali tradition and the significance of celebrating Diwali, Saree draping, and not to mention a dedicated stall to entice the taste buds of the audience with Indian sweets and snacks. The event was a great success and thanks to all the volunteers – Divya Jayaraj, Avni Chheda,

Deepak Grover, Ranjana Grover, Shashi Bhushan, Meenakshi Vaze, Meghna, Carolyn, and Muthu Rajasekaran

Click on this link to view some snippets from the event: https://www.facebook.com/iswonline

On October 6 th 2024, after the language class session the kids enjoyed two unique activities. The first one was Children stories read by author Ms. Minocha. It was great sing along session with the kids explaining the benefits of veggies and the importance of chanting the script ‘Om’. Kids loved it and performed beautifully. Next was the Carnatic Vocal Music presentation by teacher Ms. Bhuvana Ganesh and Ms. Tanvi. It was a great rendition on the basics of Carnatic music and their similarities with other genres. Not only the kids but also the parents enjoyed the music session immensely. A heartfelt thanks to Ms. Minocha, Ms. Bhuvana and Ms. Tanvi!

It was great to see the kids enjoy these extracurricular sessions, and we have more to come throughout this academic year. And for the parents, it would be nice to ensure to ask your kids about these sessions and give us your feedback. The feedback helps us to improve future sessions. We also want your involvement and support to host similar sessions which will benefit our kids. Below is the link for the pictures captured during these sessions. Stay tuned for more fun activities.

After a great summer, the ISW language school stepped on to its 2024-2025 academic year on September 21 and 22, 2024. First and foremost, thanks to all the teachers, the School Chair Ms. Ruchi Chauhan and Ms. Shiamin Melville, and student volunteers for their selfless year around commitment to teach our kids and ensure they excel in language academics, Indian culture and social behavior.

We were pleased to see more kids enrolled this year which is great thing for the school and our Indian community. Last two weeks have been busy for both teachers and the kids. The teachers coordinated their classrooms and setting up Whatsapp group for parent interaction. Old students were happy to see their classmates and cherished their summer activities and gatherings with their friends, and new students seemed equally excited as well while adjusting to a new routine. And of course, parents had a good chit chat/meet & greet with their peers in the kitchen room, which is a good opportunity to socialize with one another whilst the kids were enjoying the classes

On September 22 nd 2024, in addition to language class the kids enjoyed a Garba dance session along with teachers and some parents. Special thanks to Vaishali ji and Kajal ji for their time and effort in planning and teaching the kids the basics of Garba. What a great way to start the academic year! On September 29 th 2024, we also had two great events. The first one was Gandhi Jayanti assembly with master Nimish Kunte – indeed it was great presentation. Nimish explained the story of Mahatma Gandhi ji so nicely and detailed, which the kids enjoyed and asked questions to know more about the Father of our nation. What more can you ask for a beautiful way to commemorate our beloved Mahatma Gandhi ji’s birthday. After that presentation, kids practiced yoga. Thanks to Alka ji for her continued support for a fun filled yoga session to always keep the kids body and mind on a balanced state. A heartfelt thanks to both Nimish and Ms. Alka! 

 ISW Cultural and Language School 

Teaching our youth Language and culture since 1992, and the long term benefits include learning a language for communication with family, and enhance careers  

• - Great Foundation For Grade K-Adults
• - Builds Self Confidence & Self Esteem
• - Have a connection with his/her roots & heritage, you can enroll in assembly only options if you prefer
• - Learn History of India and how it relates to current events

Established in 1992, based in our beautiful India Center, one location, and some online options for adults.  With more than 140 kids enrolled in seven langugaes

With 36 + Dedicated Teacher Volunteers and guest assembly presenters, its a fun ways to  learn 

- School is on Sundays 9.30 am - 12:30 pm

We follow the Shrewsbury Public School Calendar, and provide free textbooks if you enroll early

A FUN & ENGAGING LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

- ⁠- Volunteering Opportunities for Graduates

- Language requirements waived at various universities if you complete the 

-President's Volunteer Service Award (PVSA) for Student Volunteers

Open House Sept 15, 2024

Hindi Bal Yuva Manch every year felicitates teachers who are engaged in the field of Hindi.  Ruchi Chauhan was honored for her exemplary work as a Hindi teacher at ISW Hindi school.

She was awarded on 22nd June in Baal Manch event at Wakefield Memorial high school.