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Christ Centre for HR Development successfully organized the first session of its Faculty Development Program titled “Transforming Classrooms: Current CBSE Reforms and Contemporary Pedagogy” on 9 May 2026 at Christ Public School.
The session was led by esteemed educationist Sivakumar N V, who shared valuable insights into the latest CBSE reforms, innovative teaching methodologies, and learner-centered classroom practices. The program focused on empowering educators with contemporary pedagogical strategies that align with evolving educational standards and the holistic development goals of the CBSE curriculum.
Teachers and academic leaders actively participated in discussions on experiential learning, competency-based education, assessment transformation, and effective classroom engagement techniques. The interactive session inspired educators to adopt progressive approaches that foster critical thinking, creativity, and meaningful learning experiences among students.
The program reflects the institution’s continued commitment to academic excellence, professional development, and nurturing future-ready educators.
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Christ Centre for HR Development organized the second session of its Faculty Development Program titled “CBSE Science Curriculum Changes: From Content to Competency” on 12 May 2026 at the AI Lab, Block 1 of Christ Public School.
The session was conducted by Venkata Padmanabha, an experienced academic leader and educator, who provided valuable insights into the evolving CBSE Science curriculum and the transition from content-focused teaching to competency-based learning.
The program emphasized innovative instructional practices, experiential learning, competency-oriented assessment methods, and strategies to develop scientific thinking and problem-solving skills among students. Educators were encouraged to adopt learner-centered approaches that align with the vision of the National Education Policy and the latest CBSE academic reforms.
The interactive discussions and practical insights shared during the session enabled teachers to better understand curriculum expectations and effectively integrate competency-based methodologies into classroom teaching. The program reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to continuous professional development and excellence in education.
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The day was marked with colourful programs to entertain the children. Principal Fr Renish P Varghese, Administrator Fr Noble Jose and Vice Principal Merlyn Christabel were the dignitaries present. Teachers presented the show in a humorous way and the programs kept the children entertained.
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Christ Centre for HR Development conducted the third session of its Faculty Development Program titled “From Memorization to Critical Thinking in Social Science” on 12 May 2026 at Block-1, X A1 Classroom of Christ Public School.
The session was led by Shilpa B B, who shared valuable perspectives on transforming Social Science teaching from rote learning to inquiry-based and analytical learning approaches.
The program highlighted the importance of fostering critical thinking, discussion-based learning, research orientation, and real-world connections in Social Science classrooms. Teachers were introduced to innovative pedagogical strategies that encourage students to analyze, interpret, question, and engage meaningfully with historical, geographical, political, and social concepts.
The interactive discussions and practical insights shared during the session enabled teachers to better understand curriculum expectations and effectively integrate competency-based methodologies into classroom teaching. The program reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to continuous professional development and excellence in education.
The program reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to empowering educators with progressive teaching methodologies and creating dynamic learning environments that inspire curiosity, creativity, and deeper understanding among students.
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Christ Public School celebrated Ethnic Day on 7th November. India’s cultural diversity was celebrated through various programs presented by the students. Principal Rev Fr Renish P Varghese, Campus Director Fr Josekutty V J, program coordinators and students lighted the adorned traditional lamp.
It was followed by the Cultural Meet- a class wise display of the rich cultural heritage of different states in India, glorifying the theme of celebration of diversity.
The second half of the program was made melodious and colourful by various stage programs showcasing the dance forms of Karnataka and Orissa. Shingari Melam performance by musicians from Kerala led by Mr Raghavan. was like a cherry on the top. Students then danced to various peppy dance numbers played by DJ Chethan. The day proved to be an amalgamation of tradition and modern forms of dance as the students enjoyed the day dressed in traditional attires.
