Outreach programme launches Tier 2 of PLES – Monday 29 May 2017
30 government secondary school teachers will start the second phase of ‘Professional Learning for Educators Series’ English immersion as part of an MoU with Telangana Govt.
IB MYP film
Students and teachers from the Aga Khan Academy Hyderabad are featured in this film from the International Baccalaureate about the Middle Years Programme.
Saturday School @ the Academy - 19 August 2017
Field trips, team-building activities, and summer service presentations in Senior School. Meet-the-teacher sessions, parent orientations and PYP network events in Junior School!
Academy Junior School Open Day – 11:30am, Saturday 20th January
A special day for pre-school parents, teachers and heads to experience our PYP in action through classroom observations, principal interactions and campus tours. Call 040-66291313 for more info.
Street Cause 5K run - 6am, Sunday 1st April, Necklace Road
36 students and 4 teachers are participating in a run organised by a student-run NGO. Run being organised by Academy students as part of CAS - good luck!
Junior School student-led conference & art exhibition - Friday 25th May
PYP students will display their work from the 2017-18 academic year and share insights with parents, teachers & fellow students. All welcome!
IB PYP parent orientation - 12pm, Saturday 11th August
Prospective parents are invited to come at 11am for tours of Junior School & interactions with leadership team. Current parents meet the teachers post lunch. Call 040 66291313 for queries!
Camping on campus - 30th November - 1st December 2018
52 grade 9 students and 10 teachers will be camping on school grounds from 4:30 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. Students have a list of fun activities planned including capture the flag and a bonfire.
Open Film Screening: Before the Flood
Join us from 4-5:30 pm at the Lecture Theatre to learn more about climate change. Open to all students, teachers, parents, staff-members.
Enrichment Programmes
Enrichment programmes enable students to realise their potential in a variety of settings beyond the classroom. They strive to develop students’ self-awareness, their awareness of school and community needs and opportunities, and to learn how to apply their gifts and skills to make an impact.
The enrichment programmes are clustered into three main streams, each with a different focus and experiential learning opportunity.
Expression
Creative expression, whether through visual or performing arts, engages students to think creatively and express their identities and thoughts aesthetically. Through theatre, art, music and drama, students learn to work together and infuse their projects with the values and lessons from other parts of their schooling. Individual and collaborative creative projects emphasise growth and development through personal challenge, ultimately resulting in achievable personal goals.
Action
The student as a reflective practitioner is a basic tenet of the action cluster. Through physical sport – both competitive and non-competitive – students are challenged in their physical growth, and learn values such as good sportsmanship, teamwork and ethical behaviour. They are encouraged to extend themselves by trying different activities and working with teammates to pass on their knowledge. In line with developing the student as a whole, a healthy lifestyle complements and enhances academic achievement.
Citizenship
The Academies align themselves with a student profile and curriculum that encourage knowledge and understanding of humanity and civil society.
Through their involvement in civic activities, students gain an understanding of the practical implications of their work and study.
By collaborating with community groups on sustainable projects, they gain an appreciation for human rights, human dignity, and of how their actions impact the world around them.
