Cambridge Unfurls the Red Carpet for Delegates from Wolverhampton University

Jalandhar, February 29, 2016: Cambridge International Schools, Jalandhar, welcomed forty four delegates and their team leaders Ms Rachel Morgan, Mr Carl Longmore and Mr Marc Smale, from Wolverhampton University, U.K in an effort to build a strong foundation based on different teaching practices followed in India and England. This programme envisaged by the Cambridge team is aimed to build a global family keeping in mind, aspects like cultural understanding, unity in diversity and the need to familiarize with cross-cultural education systems. It is going to be a productive knowledge-sharing experience where the teaching fraternity from Cambridge will exchange ideas with the delegates from England. Lesson planning strategies, effective teaching, child involvement in the development of lesson plans, assessment and evaluation are some of the key components of this dynamic interaction. Besides evolving better and effective methods to enhance teaching skills, the delegates would also catch glimpses of the way of life in Punjab.
The Chairman Mr Ajay Bhatia, Deputy Chairman Mr Deepak Bhatia, Executive Director Mr J K Kohli, Director Learning Wings Mr Nitin Kohli and Dr Brijesh, the Academic Director Ms Deepa Dogra, Chief Operating Officer Mr Stuart Dennis, Principal CIS Phagwara Mr Zorawar Singh, Principal CIS Kapurthala Ms Aarti Dada, Principal CIS Nawanshahr Ms Sonia Walia, Principal CIS Nakodar Ms Ravinder Mahal, Principal CIFS, Jalandhar Ms Meenu Huria, Principal CIS, Chotti Baradari, Jalandhar Ms Kiranjoth Dhillon, Vice Principal CISFG, Jalandhar, Ms Preeti Sharma extended a hearty welcome to the team. Ms Deepa Dogra, the Academic Director, clearly highlighted the view that Cambridge is a global community and that under the mentorship of the Learning Wings Education Systems, the Cambridge family will leave no stone unturned to scale greater heights.