Introducing AI (Artificial Intelligence) and Design Thinking

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES

CBSE School in Chandigarh

Kundan International School, Chandigarh, proudly introduces Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Design Thinking into its curriculum, making it one of the few schools in the Tricity to take this pioneering step. Initiated by Col. (Dr.) Rajesh Jasial, Director, and Mrs Yogesh Jadli, Principal, the program aims to equip students with future-ready skills for higher education and global opportunities.

AI will help students explore machine intelligence and its real-world applications, while Design Thinking will nurture creativity, problem-solving, and innovation through its five-step process—Empathise, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test. Together, these subjects will empower young learners to think critically, make informed decisions, and become leaders of tomorrow.

Kundan International School Chandigarh proudly announces the introduction of AI (Artificial Intelligence) and Design Thinking in the school curriculum which will align  with the demands of next Generation.  Kundan International School Chandigarh is one of the few academic institutions in the Tri city to introduce AI and teach Design Thinking to its students. The initiative taken by Col.(Dr.) Rajesh Jasial, Director and Mrs. Yogesh Jadli, Principal aims to prepare the students for higher education in top global Universities.

AI refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines that are programmed to think like humans, mimic their actions and are capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence. AI, an interdisciplinary science with multiple approaches, advancements in machine learning and deep learning, is touching our lives in virtually every sector of the tech industry. 

On the other hand, Design Thinking is a non-linear, iterative process that teams use to understand users, challenge assumptions, redefine problems and create innovative solutions to prototype and test. Involving five phases—Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype and Test—it is most useful to tackle problems that are ill defined or unknown. The new subject will make the young minds adept at problem solving, decision making and inculcate the habit of research.

Hubs of Learning (HUB ID- CH 2833)

Kundan International School Attends Child Rights Session at St. Anne’s School Students from Kundan International School recently participated under Hubs of Learning an enriching session on child rights hosted by St. Anne’s School Chandigarh Sec-32,C. The event provided a comprehensive overview of crucial topics, including juvenile justice, Public Interest Litigation (PIL), the rights of the girl child, and the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) with these rights.

The session served as an eye-opening experience, offering students a deeper understanding of the legal frameworks and social issues surrounding child welfare.

Kundan International School feels privileged to be the Lead Collaborator School under the CBSE Hubs of Learning Programme. For over a year, the cluster schools have been working together to enhance the quality of education through collaborative growth, resource sharing, and innovative practices. Regular meetings are held to plan joint activities, promote skill development, sports, arts, life skills, and value-based education. Workshops, seminars, and discussions on PISA have been conducted to exchange best practices, teaching strategies, and assessment methods. The annual hub calendar ensures efficient coordination and holistic development, reflecting the shared commitment of all member schools towards excellence in education.
  • Kundan International School (Lead  Collaborator)                    
  • Ashian Public School, Sector  46.              
  • Divya Public School, Sector  44.
  • AKSIPS, Sector 45.
  • Aanchal International School, Sector 40.
  • GGSSSS, Sector 35.
Kundan International School, Chandigarh, along with the cluster schools, created a congenial atmosphere for its learners and continued to empower the teachers for their professional growth.  

Kundan International School feels privileged to be chosen as the lead collaborator school in Hubs of learning programme. In order to ensure the enhancement of quality education and for self-improvement, the cluster schools have been working in unison for about a year for collaborative growth. The members of the cluster schools meet   frequently to chalk out the activities and maintain   record of all those activities which are undertaken jointly. The former Principal of the lead collaborator school briefed the member schools about the features of the Hubs of Learning, importance, significance and the nine characteristics of high performance schools as per directions of CBSE. The aim of the cluster schools is to provide quality education, adoption of innovative pedagogies, experimental and active learning, to focus on skills, arts and sports, capacity building for teachers and holistic development of the child through life skills and value based education. The annual hub calendar was chalked out by the cluster schools for resource sharing and working efficiently towards a common goal. The Lead Collaborator School in collaboration with the member schools took up various activities from time to time. The activities regarding PISA were discussed in the meeting where the members of the cluster schools suggested to share the best practices, worksheets and question papers. Number of workshops were organised for the teachers to promote academic enrichment through seminars and workshops for exchange of ideas, instructional strategies and assessment procedure. 

Members of the previous hub:

  • Kundan International School (Lead  Collaborator)                    
  • Ashian Public School, Sector  46.              
  • Divya Public school, Sector  44.
  • AKSIPS , Sector 45 .
  • Aanchal International School, Sector 40.
  • GGSSSS, Sector 35.

Kundan International School, Chandigarh along with the cluster schools created a congenial atmosphere for its learners and continued to empower the teachers for their professional growth.

School Visits:  Regular school Visits and meetings with the cluster schools are being carried out to check the activities and augmentation of our hub with the objective to enhance learners who are ready to face the challenges once they step out of their comfort zone. 

The following activities have so far been conducted by cluster schools :

  • Say No to Plastic: The students of cluster schools made paper bags which were distributed among the vendors to create awareness about the harmful effects of plastic.
  • Formation of Human Chain as a part of ‘Fit India and Clean India Movement’ to inculcate the spirit of cleanliness among the masses (in collaboration with Rotary Club Midtown, Chandigarh).
  • Visit to Sorem by cluster Schools, to create a feeling of empathy and caring among students. 
  • Rangoli competition: to help students to harmoniously celebrate festivals and inculcate creativity among learners.
  • Nursery Rhyme competition and Inter School Kids Mania.

Various workshops and seminars were organised for teachers as a part of cluster   activities so that  the teachers can enhance and explore their skills for effective and meaningful teaching.

Activities conducted with cluster schools:

  1. ‘Say no to Plastic’ in collaboration with cluster schools (Kundan International School)
  2. Formation of the Human chain as a part of ‘Swacch Bharat’ Drive.                    ( Rotary Club)
  3. Work Shop on Learning Disability.                                                          (Ashiana Public School)
  4. Work shop on ‘Art and Craft’.                                                         (Kundan International School) 
  5. Visit to Sorem by the students of cluster school                        (Kundan International School)
  6. Rangoli Competition                                                                      (Aanchal International School)
  7. Workshop on capacity building                                                                    (Divya Public School)
  8. Inter school Kids Mania                                                                 (Kundan International School)
  9. Visit to old age home                                                                                     (GGSSSS  Sector 35 ) 
  10. Blood Donation  Camp                                                                   (Kundan International School)
  11. Adult Literacy Programme                                                             (Kundan International School)
  12. Workshop ‘Art & Craft’                                                                    (Kundan International School)
  13. Workshop ‘Best out of Waste’                                                       (Kundan International School)

Members of New Hub  (HUB ID-2833) 

  • Kundan International School (Lead collaborator)
  • Ashiana Public School, Sector 46.
  • AKSIPS, Sector 45
  • Divya Public School, Sector 44.
  • GGSSSS, Sector 35.
  • Aanchal International School ,Sector 40
  • GSSS, Sector 33.

Kundan International school was assigned the above mentioned schools in January 2020 for working in collaboration towards a common goal. We hope and aspire to work more efficiently and effectively to promote collaborative activities and team work. 

Activity - ‘Best out of waste’

Workshop For Teachers

RALLIES AND ACTIVITIES - ‘SAY NO TO PLASTIC’

FORMATION OF HUMAN CHAIN ( FIT INDIA AND CLEAN INDIA MOVEMENT)

ACTIVITIES BY HUBS (RANGOLI COMPETITION)

Inter School KidzMania(2019)

Inter School Kidz Mania -2020 (Online)

counseling services

'What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.'

-Ralph Waldo Emerson

School provides counselling sessions to students and their parents. A substantial part of them consist of giving support to the student’s personality, their educational results, setting suitable conditions for education, the prevention of risky behaviour, and assistance in the pupils’ decision-making.

  • One to one counselling session to students regarding academic, educational, and short-term social and emotional problems.
  • Life skills and Moral education.
  • Adolescence and Teenage counselling.
  • Workshops for Parents on Positive parenting, Managing their child’s behaviour and routine in the most efficient manner.