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Children’s Day
MMHC celebrated “Children’s Day” on the 14th of November 2011. The children came dressed to school in colorful cloths and celebrated the occasion with a lot of enthusiasm. Children in their speeches spoke about Chacha Nehru and his love for little children. Satyakee played the “dholok” and Pratishtha sang a song on Nehruji in Assamese. The teachers put up a show, which was immensely enjoyed by all the children. We were happy to have Nellie Ma’am amongst us and she enjoyed it too. |
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Teaching Practice Session
Trainee Teachers from Academy of progressive Montessori, Nilachal House undergoing teaching practice session with the tiny tots of MMHC Forest Gate. what a wonderful experience!
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Teacher's Day Celebrations
On 5th of September all the little ones of MMHC gathered together in the morning assembly to celebrate Teacher's Day. Shrayash Parashar, Pratiksha Bora, and Ayan Amab Kashyap sang melodious songs. Komal Bordoloi presented a dance. Agosti S Kashyap played the tabla. Aditi Kalita, Shivangi P Kashyap and Hritika Chamuah talked about Dr Radhakrishnan and why we celebrate Teacher's Day. A very nice presentation, well enjoyed by all the teachers. |
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Celebrations
The little children of Maria Montessori House of Children, celebrated Dr Maria Montessori's birthday on 3lst of August. They were shown a photograph of Dr Montessori and was told how she made schools for children, because she loved all the little children. They sang a song to thank her for making learning so much fun. Some montessori apparatus devised by Dr Montessori was shown to the children.
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Eid Celebration
To make the children aware of different religious festivals, Eid was celebrated in our school. Some children came dressed in new clothes and spoke about how Eid is celebrated. Rose water and Atar was sprinkled at all the little ones and the children with the help of the teachers sang a Jikir. Was a very enjoyable assembly presentation.
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Independence Day celebration at MMHC
The morning assembly resounded with the tunes of 'Sare Jahan Se Acha” and 'Nanha Munna Rahi' as the little ones of MMHC celebrated Independence Day on the 12th of August. The national flag was unfurled by the tiny tots of Playgroup A. The UMH children took part in a march past and the whole school sang patriotic songs with a lot of enthusiasm. A good learning experience as the children got to know about the colours of the flag. They also made and coloured chart paper flags which they all carried home.
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NEW VENTURE |
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‘Environment Day’ celebration
The tiny tots of MMHC celebrated ‘Environment Day’ with a lot of enthusiasm. The little ones through songs dance and skits learnt about our beautiful world and how to keep it clean and happy. Go Green is what they are learning in our special green assembly every Wednesday |
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Launching of “Academy of Progressive Montessori” Guwahati Branch.
On the 18th of May, 2009 Mrs. Nellie Ahmed Tanweer, the visionary Founder & Managing Trustee of Maria’s Public School and Director of Maria Montessori House of Children, Guwahati inaugurated “Montessori Teacher’s Training Centre” under franchise of “Academy of Progressive Montessori”, Kolkata.
It gives me great pleasure to have all of you here this afternoon at the launch of our new venture of a Teachers’ Training Centre. For us, this is not new…..we have been at this for the past 7 years now….Things have now formally been put across in the form of a franchise that we have taken from the Academy of Progressive Montessori, Kolkata, a well known name in the field of Montessori Training for Teachers.
I would like to introduce the trainers from APM, Kolkata, Mrs Shalini Sunderlal and Mrs Anita Alimchandani who have been instrumental in making this venture a reality.
We are now equipped to impart the best Teachers’ Training available which will ensure quality and excellent future career prospects. The curriculum is an internationally updated course which touches all aspects of academics.
A lot of effort, hardship and planning goes into all the ventures put forward and I hope each and every one of you help in making this one successful. |
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PRESS RELEASE |
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LAUNCHING OF ACADEMY OF PROGRESSIVE MONTESSORI, GUWAHATI CHAPTER
18 May 2009: The Academy of Progressive Montessori is proud to announce the opening of their Teachers’ Training Centre in Guwahati with Maria Montessori House of Children. Mrs Nellie Ahmed Tanweer, the Director of the Training Academy in Guwahati is instrumental in bringing to shape her vision of progress in education at the pre-school level with Anita Alimchandani and Shalini Sunderlal, the experienced trainers at the Academy, Kolkata.
We stress on the importance of a full fledged one year training course for mothers and professionals. Duration of one year is necessary if all areas of development are to be incorporated. Academy of Progressive Montessori has global recognition, so an updated course is given to the academy at Guwahati, closely supervised by the trainers from the Head Office.
The Academy’s Academic Coordinator at Guwahati, Ms Pallavi Lahoty, has done her professional training at the academy at Kolkata. Our Motto is “Progress and vision in Pre-School education”; which will definitely be echoed in the Academy at Guwahati.
Do contact 03612454220 / 03612411044 for any kind of counseling or enquiries.
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Incredible
Show |
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The
Maria Montessori House of Children and Maria's Public
School have recently celebrated their Annual Foundation
Day at ITA Centre, Machkhowa, Guwahati. The incredible
performance of the young children left the parents
spellbound. It must be the result of a great deal
of efforts on the part of the management and the
teachers of course. The theme of the show was superb,
which covered the performing arts of every corner
of the world and ended with patriotism. The choreography
and costume design complemented each other.
We congratulate the Delhi based choreographer Garima
Srivastava for her indescribable work. Selecting
a different tune for each group or item and making
so many children (some were too little ) dance to
it was no easy task. There was an announcement that
all total 600 children took part in the show.
The credit also goes to the costume designer, who
had meticulously carved the right suit out of correct
fabric and colour for each of the children performing
in different items. Dresses were extremely fitting
to the music that represented the country or continent.
The school management deserves thanks because it
did not let the parents run helter skelter - buying
and tailoring the costumes. It shouldered the whole
responsibility against the payment of a nominal
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Workshop
Held at R&B Club on 14th & 15th May |
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An
Innovatic, thematic Workshop addressing subjects
such as Geog, Botany and Zoology for the pre-schooler
was conducted for the teachers of Maria Montessori
House of Children Experienced early childhood
trainers and authors of the "Eureka Workbooks",
Anita Alimchandani and Shalini Sunderlal conducted
the two day workshop. The Founder and Director,
Ms. Nellie Ahmed Tanweer, a progressive educator
constantly stresses on the need to update her
enthusiastic teachers on new teaching techniques,
and it was on her invitation that Anita &
Shalini, who also head a training center in Kolkata
visited Guwahati to lend their professional expertise
to the talented team of teachers at R&B Conference
Hall. Ms. Nellie Ahmed Tanweer has the foresight
to select the Eureka Workbooks for her school
curriculumn as the workbooks stress on "Global
Vision" in education, also laying emphasis
on the habit of "Reading" for children
at an early age.
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Only
Branch of Maria Montessori House of Children |
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At
a short and simple function Ms. Nafisa Ali, Chairperson
of the National Children's Film Society of India
formally inaugurated a new branch of Maria Montessori
House of Children at Forest Gate, Narengi, Guwahati,
on 23rd April'08.
The decision to open the school was taken in order
to accommodate the growing numbers.
In
her speech Ms. Nafisa Ali emphasized the need
to keep the environment stress free and to make
learning fun. Founder and Proprietor Ms. Nellie
Ahmed Tanweer said that she would continue to
strive to provide an environment in her schools
where her students would enjoy their childhood
and be encouraged to develop their creativity.
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