Steps to Train Your Child to Become a Great Public Speaker
Have you ever watched a confident child walk up to a stage, hold the microphone, and speak with clarity, enthusiasm, and presence and wondered, “How did they learn to do that so well?” The truth is, public speaking is not just a talent. It’s a trainable life skill. With the right guidance, environment, and training […]
Why Students Should Join Extra Curricular Activities
What makes children’s personalities so vibrant, their confidence so inspiring, and their achievements so well rounded? The answer often lies beyond textbooks, in extra curricular activities for students. These activities are powerful experiences that shape character, leadership, and future success. In this blog, we’ll explore why joining extra curricular activities can truly transform a student’s […]
Helping Children Manage Exam Stress: A Parent’s Guide
Why do exams often feel more stressful for parents than for children? Exams are more than just a test of memory. They’re a test of resilience, emotional balance, and time management. As parents, your role extends to supporting your child emotionally, mentally, and strategically in managing exam stress. This parent’s guide will equip you with […]
Why Communication Between Home and School Matters
Who shapes children’s confidence more: the teacher explaining a lesson or the parent cheering them on from the sidelines? And what happens when these two worlds join forces seamlessly? The answer lies in effective communication between home and school. When families and schools speak the same language, magic happens, learning deepens, trust strengthens, and every […]
Life Skills Every VIS Student Learns Before Graduation
Education has always been about much more than textbooks and examinations. The truest form of schooling is about preparing young minds for life beyond the classroom and creating confident, resilient, and compassionate individuals who are equipped with academic knowledge and essential life skills. At Vellore International School (VIS), the learning journey is designed in such […]
How to Make Your Child Go from Slow Learner to Fast Learner
Helping children learn effectively is one of the most meaningful roles parents and teachers can play. Every child is unique, with different strengths, abilities, and a pace of learning. Some children grasp lessons quickly, while others take more time to understand. The good news is that with the right strategies, guidance, and encouragement, it is […]
9 Simple Tricks to Learn Faster
Learning is about understanding, connecting ideas, and being able to apply them effectively. If you’re a school student preparing for exams, a professional upgrading your skills, or simply someone passionate about knowledge, learning faster without compromising comprehension can be a lifeline. Fortunately, there are practical strategies to help. In this blog, we’ll explore 9 simple […]
Mindfulness & Stress Management during Exam Season
Every year, as exam season approaches, countless students experience the familiar cycle of anxiety, long study hours, and pressure to perform well. For many, the stress of exams seeps into sleep patterns, moods, eating habits, and even physical health. Parents, too, feel the tension as they try to support their children through this crucial period. […]
Why Coding is Important in Your Child’s Career
Technology is the very fabric of how businesses, education, and daily life function. From smartphones and banking apps to smart cars and healthcare devices, coding powers nearly everything around us. For children, learning how to code is a fundamental skill that shapes the way they think, problem-solve, and adapt to the future. This blog delves […]
How to Find Your Child’s Interest in Young Age
Every parent dreams of seeing their child happy, confident, and passionate about life. Yet one of the biggest challenges most parents face is identifying what truly excites their child. At a young age, children are full of curiosity, they imitate adults and show sparks of unique talents. The question is: how do we, as parents […]