KLES' International School, Belagavi, is synonymous with hospitality and friendliness. The school is all geared up to welcome the JEM( Joint Environmental Mission) team from Buckingham Friends School, Pennsylvania, USA from 26th November, 2019 to 5th December, 2019. Through the Joint Environmental Mission (JEM), our students partner with their peers from other countries to better understand environmental issues and to advocate, environmentally sustainable practices. The American team was given a warm welcome by the Principal, teachers and students of KLES' International School, Belagavi on 26th November, 2019. The traditional reception with a special assembly showcasing the vibrant culture of India along with the customary marigold flowers and beautiful rangoli was an overwhelming experience for the Americans.
Dhol Tasha:
Dancing in gay abandon to the beats of the 'Dhol'!!!
Parting was never so easy, bidding adieu to the Americans!!!
2nd December, 2019.
Envisioning the power of harnessing the renewable resources!!!
2nd December, 2019.
Visit to KLE College of Engineering and Technology, Chikodi:
Optimal fuel usage, vis-a-vis, non-renewable resources !!!
3rd December, 2019 Karate session: Put the right foot forward aka kick start the right way!!!
3rd December, 2019.
Class observation done by Laura ma'am(JEM Delegate) to get acquainted with the methodologies practiced in classroom teaching.
3rd December, 2019.
Cookery session:
Tickling the taste buds with the sweet and the savory !!!
4th December, 2019.
Special assembly by the high school students for the JEM guests.
International Kids Film Festival
Regaling the kids with a message!!!
27th November,2019
An interactive session with the tiny tots:-
The American team had an interesting tete- a tete with the students of the school .
27th November,2019
Global solutions for Global warming:-
Bright ,creative and inquisitive young minds had a stimulating brainstorming session, whereby they discussed and presented reports on alternative fuels .
27th November,2019.
A Mesmerising Musical gathering with the Furtados team.
28th November,2019.
A Scientific Sojourn
The group of American and Indian students did some propelling experiments related to combustion, volatility and viscosity. An interesting experiment on Biogas was highly appreciated by the visitors.
28th November,2019.
An Insight into the functioning of the happening Venudhvani-the voice of Belagavi.
28th November,2019
An informative visit to the hub of rare, medicinal plants- The Botanical Garden.
30th November, 2019
Ayurvedic - A mantra in alternative medicine for wellness.
Visit to Shri B M Kankanwadi Ayurveda College, Belagavi.
Dwelling deep in our cultural legacy!
The Americans visited Badami, the capital city of the Chalukyas to enjoy the splendor and the fascinating rock-cut cave temples. It was a wonderful and a spellbinding experience which transported them in the 6th century. The architectural beauty and its magnificence of the place itself was awe-inspiring.
The KLE International School, Belagavi accomplished yet another successful mission : JEM( Joint Environmental Mission), at Buckingham Friends School, Pennsylvania, USA from April 2017 to 3rd May 2017. Through the Joint Environmental Mission (JEM), the students partnered with their peers from other countries to better understand environmental issues and to advocate for more environmentally sustainable practices.
The Joint Environmental mission was attended by the Principal Ms. Dipti Ingley and teacher, Ms.Farhin along with the students- Amogh Naik, Akshaj Vidyarthi, Aditya Charantimath, Aditya Korishetty, Ankit Dhadoti, Sharan Dastikop, Shopia Hosamani, Gouri Pradhan, Prerana Bhat and Arya Rajput.
JEM that began in 1991 in collaboration with Russian and Buckingham Friends School teachers, now consists of permanent partner schools in Russia, India, China, Australia, Ecuador, Kenya, and Hawaii. JEM partner schools engage in yearly home-stay exchanges. The theme this year was “water” and the local, national and global issues that affect this resource. The KLE students acted as ambassadors for India and after returning home they would continue to promote the stewardship that was nurtured there and work on environmental projects. Over the past 22 years, 45 travel exchanges have taken place with participation from schools in seven different countries and six continents. Over 1,870 children and adults have been directly impacted through traveling or by hosting, and countless others through their association with the schools and families.
Seen in the picture are heads of schools from Russia, America and Principal of KLES International school, Mrs Dipti Ingley.
The group at Disneyland orlando