SUCCESS IS NOT COUNTED IN NUMBERS.
The term ‘excellence’ is quite often misinterpreted as a
synonym for academic excellence. Excellence merely does
not denote meritorious academic achievements. The
success of a student, today, is not counted in terms of
marks or grades he or she scores in the assessments only.
A good student is always an all-rounder who
enthusiastically participates in all activities of the school.
I would like to see all my students actively participate in curricular and cocurricular activities. One who keeps a balance in both the areas of learning will
be an achiever, he or she only will be able to meet the challenges of time. A
parent should be able to identify the child’s likes, dislikes, hopes, aspirations,
interest and aptitude. Instead of forcing elders’ interest on the student, the
child’s hidden interests, talents and capabilities are to be fostered.
Recent developments in the field of teaching and learning have proved that rot
leaning will only produce inhuman entities. A child should learn through
experiences. They should be made familiar with varied life experiences, bitter
and sweet. There are some who dare not to make the children experience the
hardships of life.
Sometime a healthy walk through a calm and serene terrain would do much
more than gluing at the touch screen of your laptop. Find time for healthy fun
and frolic outside the four walls of the apartments.
One who pursues excellence is a keen observer. Only one who tries to
understand and observe new realms of knowledge and information opened to
him can relish them. Accept only the best, what the time requires, do not
blindly follow the age old practices. Be creative, many a times you may be
wrongly interpreted, but you will succeed ultimately.
I want all my students to pursue excellence, face the challenges ahead of them,
be kind and considerate to their fellow beings, protect his environment and
make this world a better place to live in. They should be law abiding citizens,
good neighbours, very good friends, loving offspring, excellent students and
above all VERY GOOD HUMAN BEINGS.
M.A. MOHAMMED SHAFIQ.
SUPERVISOR