It has been a wonderful couple of days at The Junior Study for the Welsh visitors from the Gors Community School in Wales. They have been able to see how The Junior Study students go about their day and also learn how things are done in India.

They have seen a recipe class, observed how handwriting is taught, enjoyed a dance class and also admired the Math skills of The Junior Study students. The Welsh teachers have also been teaching classes in Math and Circle Time.

It is a great way for The Junior Study teachers to observe and learn skills from them. It is all about exchanging ideas and expanding knowledge.

Today classes IV and V from The Junior Study together with the teachers from Wales visited a marble processing unit in the Sukher area.  It was interesting to learn how one of the biggest exports of Rajasthan is being processed.

The Exchange program between The Junior Study and the Gors Community School follows a project every year (given by The British Council). This year’ project was energy conservation. For that both school have prepared worksheets, lesson plans and many other activities.

Both in Wales and in India students will be learning the same things and it is amazing to see the two schools from other sides of the world to take a project together to learn how to save energy.