When the pandemic broke out and a lockdown was announced, we were really caught unawares. Suddenly schools shut down and our son was at home the whole day. Not only did his learning stop, we weren’t sure how to keep him engaged all day either. In less than a week, his school went fully online. Classes were conducted as per the timetable. He even had homework, weekly assignments and assessments! It has been a phenomenal experience with LEAD and we are don’t mind it being online or offline. We have become a part of his education and this in the best part.

In this exclusive LEAD Story, P. Poojitha explores how she and her daughter overcame this educational hurdle with LEAD. Joshitha and her peers followed one of a kind methods for every subject. For example, Maths was taught using the ‘Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract’ method. This helped her visualise algebraic sums and solve them easily.

My daughter has been participating in national level competitions and at such a young age she is so confident. I admire the way her teachers and principal have been encouraging students to go out of their comfort zone and try new things. These are the skills that will really help her shine in the future and I am proud to be a part of this process. She keeps asking questions and never gets tired!

My two young children study in LEAD’s Mangaon branch. In the remote region, to have a school that provides excellent education was surprising for parents. When LEAD began, the teachers explained to us their future plans. They kept their word and built the school uptil higher grades. We also are proud of the way LEAD teaches English using its ELGA curriculum.

My daughter got an opportunity to participate in a National-level competition. She won the storytelling contest and nothing can make us prouder. When she speaks flawlessly in English, it brings tears to my eyes. This could not have been possible without LEAD’s ELGA program. Not only English, all subjects are taught keeping the real world application in mind. I am confident that my daughter has a bright future and her knowledge and skills will take her places. I am proud to be Ananya’s mother.

K Deekshitha, a student from Camford English High School, shares very experience studying in a LEAD Powered School. In this beautiful LEAD Story, she talks about how her classroom transformed after becoming tech-enabled.