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JHCS bags Whole Brain School certificate
The Jain Heritage a Cambridge School (JHCS), Kondapur is the first school in India to bag the prestigious ‘Whole Brain School’ certificate. Presenting the Whole Brain School certificates to teachers and students, Dr Kobus Neething, Founder, Neething Brain Instruments and President of South Africa Creativity Foundation said, “I have started this research long back; we have seen many children facing
The Jain Heritage a Cambridge School (JHCS), Kondapur is the first school in India to bag the prestigious ‘Whole Brain School’ certificate. Presenting the Whole Brain School certificates to teachers and students, Dr Kobus Neething, Founder, Neething Brain Instruments and President of South Africa Creativity Foundation said, “I have started this research long back; we have seen many children facing problems like understanding, imagination.”
Praising the moment, Sindhu Madhavan, Principal of the school said that classes would become more interesting and exciting from now onwards. “It’s a proud movement for JGI. The concept of Whole Brain School is to help students in learning, understanding and how innovative they are. Through this students may identify new learning methods that they are most comfortable with,” said the principal.
