
Sunbeam My Good School Retreat 2025 is an enriching confluence of learning, leadership, and culture! 🌟. Over the course of five remarkable days, participants explored new ideas, engaged in reflective workshops, and experienced the spiritual and cultural essence of Varanasi. From teamwork to self-discovery, every moment inspired growth, connection, and purpose — truly embodying the spirit of the Good Schools Alliance. 💫
Exclusive for GSA Members
Don’t miss the next edition of The Retreat, our vibrant celebration of the joy of giving! This four-day event, in April and October, is hosted by GSA member schools and brings together teachers, students, and parents. We explore the making of My Good School and discover opportunities for service, skill development, sports, and study in a residential setting.
Reflection: Sunbeam My Good School Retreat 2025
The Good School Retreat 2025 was truly one of the most memorable and enriching experiences of my school life. Held at Sunbeam Suncity, Varanasi, and hosted by Sunbeam Gramin School, the retreat brought together students from different schools under the Good School Alliance — all with one goal: to learn, share, and grow together.
As we departed for Ballia, I carried with me not just memories but life lessons — about joyful learning, teamwork, service, and friendship. The retreat wasn’t just a trip; it was an experience that helped me grow as a student and as a person. 🌟
Janvi Singh
Sunbeam School Ballia
Lesson Planning Strategies - ECD
Neelashi and Minakshi discussed various teaching activities and lesson planning strategies, focusing on incorporating games, memory exercises, and interactive methods to engage students and improve learning outcomes. They emphasised the importance of structured lesson plans that accommodate different subjects and activities while considering students’ learning styles and needs. The importance of structured lesson plans that accommodate different subjects and activities while considering students’ learning styles and needs.
We host the Learning Forward sessions on Saturdays, with a focus on the Early Years and early teachers. Our way of helping the ECCE curriculum framework at our Special Projects and schools #JoyOfLearning #HappyTeachers
Best for early and primary years teachers. Learn to nurture children’s love of learning and boost your confidence. Saturdays at 2:00 pm. Subscription: Rs 3000. Groups: Rs 10,000.
Learning Styles
Brewing Knowledge Friday
The meeting focused on exploring the concept of learning styles and their importance in education, with participants discussing the debate among psychologists about the existence and practical use of different learning theories. The group examined various challenges in understanding and applying learning style theories, including language barriers, the complexity of existing theories, and the limitations of learning style assessments. The discussion concluded with talks about how teachers can accommodate different learning styles in classrooms and exam formats, while also considering whether students can be taught to adapt to multiple learning approaches.
Detach Yourself From Past Experiences
I learned that this practice can be applied to many situations in life. By detaching ourselves from past experiences and focusing on the present with confidence, we can develop greater emotional resilience and self-assurance.
Shalu Sharma, Sunbeam School, Bhagwanpur
My Good School
My Good School started with discussions on classroom etiquette, ethical dilemmas, and appropriate responses to teachers, homework, and forgotten lunches. The group explored identifying and addressing issues in systems and processes, as well as children’s health concerns, including disease prevention, and the importance of ventilation. The session ended with reflections on a recent retreat and a detailed discussion on animal ageing, behaviour, veterinary care, and natural ageing in pets.
Books of The Week
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