I joined IVWS in 2011 in Upper Infants and continued the journey until Class 12. I feel truly blessed that I have been with IVWS through these crucial and formative years of my life. I will be pursuing biomedical engineering at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA. The love and encouragement from my teachers shaped me into who I am today. Their unwavering support, guidance, and positive reinforcement instilled confidence in me. At each and every step, the teachers provided a positive environment where I could improve further. IVWS has been my second home, and I’m deeply grateful for the influence of all my teachers, which will forever remain close to my heart. Thank you, teachers.

This is to let you know my appreciation for the entire teaching staff of IVWS. My son has been a student of the school since Class KG and it has been a beautiful journey since the first day he walked in. In the last 2 years as a threatening pandemic struck, we as parents were amazed at the seamless continuation of classes online. It must have been a herculean task for the teaching staff to adapt to a new form of teaching technique which was completely different from what has been done so long. No words are enough to convey our gratitude and appreciation. Teaching from text books and imparting ‘education’ both may not mean the same but we must admit that both were done with so much of elan and grace that we can simply say, “Take a bow”. Wishing the management, the entire teaching and non teaching staff tons of gratitude and thankfulness. Shine on Team IVWS!

As Teachers’ Day is celebrated today, we would like to take this opportunity to thank you and acknowledge you all for being the guiding force of our kids during this unprecedented difficult time. Although Covid 19 has taken a toll on our lives and disrupted it in many ways, you have made things easier for us and particularly for our kids ensuring them smooth learning with your dedication, genuity and sensibility during this crisis. Thank you for rising to the occasion and demonstrating great effort and determination to make distance learning an excellent experience. While the loss of physical classroom environment is disheartening, the work you are doing matters a lot and will be remembered for a long time. We know that you all are balancing the challenging demands of simultaneously managing the family, teaching and parenting. We would like to stand up and applaud you as we are all navigating uncharted waters together. Please take care of yourselves and stay safe. We love you and adore you all.

I can’t thank the School Administration enough for the arrangements made for online teaching and ever more grateful in particular to the entire Teachers’ board for the seamless effort in making my son cope up with the changed environment. From receiving books to stationary or the class schedules with hand-holding on the online process – All of it went smooth. Now let me talk about my experience with my child’s immediate Teachers. From being connected with every child to ensure the classes run as per schedule to sharing of worksheets and those constant touch over emails or calls have all been fantastic. I must add on the teaching mechanism – ‘Learning can be fun’: IVWS proves this right in every instance

Firstly, our heartfelt gratitude for being the main catalyst in our son’s step forward to Grade II. Like every parent, we too were worried and stressed when the pandemic broke and our child almost lost one precious year of his learning journey. But the way both you, the mentor and our child coped with the new normal of Digital Education. Term 1 was all about adjusting to the new normal and gradually we started noticing a more confident, more conversant and more energetic child in his online classes. Thank You Ma’am for building the base for these kids and that too without any physical interaction- which one could never think of before March 2020. Good luck to you and the team of IVWS!

Firstly, our heartfelt gratitude for being the main catalyst in our son’s step forward to Grade II. Like every parent, we too were worried and stressed when the pandemic broke and our child almost lost one precious year of his learning journey. But the way both you, the mentor and our child coped with the new normal of Digital Education. Term 1 was all about adjusting to the new normal and gradually we started noticing a more confident, more conversant and more energetic child in his online classes. Thank You Ma’am for building the base for these kids and that too without any physical interaction- which one could never think of before March 2020. Good luck to you and the team of IVWS!

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the teachers for the efforts they are putting together to teach our children during the pandemic (COVID-19). Preparing lessons, making kids learn through fun, all this through online learning. It is very difficult to teach kids online. However, you all are making sure that each kid gets proper attention and the learning is smooth.”

When I first walked through the doors as a shy 5-year-old, I never could have imagined the incredible journey that lay ahead at Indus Valley World School. For the past 13 years, this institution has been far more than just a place of learning – it has been a nurturing home where I was given the space and support to spread my wings. The teachers have always been exceptionally supportive, nurturing my interests and pushing me to grow. With their guidance, I was able to explore new ideas, ask questions, and develop a love for learning. Through a rich array of co-curricular activities like chess,music, debating and games, I discovered hidden talents, forged lifelong friendships, and developed essential leadership abilities. The school’s holistic approach shaped me into a confident, well-rounded individual ready to make a positive impact as the School Captain in my final year. As I prepare to continue my academic journey at Imperial College London, I am immensely grateful for the exceptional foundation Indus Valley World School has provided. The lessons learned within these walls have empowered me to dream big and approach the future with passion and determination.

When I first walked through the doors as a shy 5-year-old, I never could have imagined the incredible journey that lay ahead at Indus Valley World School. For the past 13 years, this institution has been far more than just a place of learning – it has been a nurturing home where I was given the space and support to spread my wings. The teachers have always been exceptionally supportive, nurturing my interests and pushing me to grow. With their guidance, I was able to explore new ideas, ask questions, and develop a love for learning. Through a rich array of co-curricular activities like chess,music, debating and games, I discovered hidden talents, forged lifelong friendships, and developed essential leadership abilities. The school’s holistic approach shaped me into a confident, well-rounded individual ready to make a positive impact as the School Captain in my final year. As I prepare to continue my academic journey at Imperial College London, I am immensely grateful for the exceptional foundation Indus Valley World School has provided. The lessons learned within these walls have empowered me to dream big and approach the future with passion and determination.