J&K’s first Cambridge English language Lab was inaugurated at Birla Open Minds International School, Jammu
22-07-2023 : An inauguration programme of J&K’s first Cambridge English Language Lab for 2023-24 Academic Session was inaugurated today, at BIRLA OPEN MINDS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, JAMMU.
Speaking at the occasion, the Chief Guest Shri Sudhir Verma (DIG SHQ SPL OPS – JAMMU), while inaugurating the Cambridge English Language Lab, highlighted the importance of English in today’s world. He encouraged the students not to feel hesitant to speak in English even if they make grammatical errors, and also encourages the students to practice English every day.
The Principal of BOMIS Ms. APARANA KOHLI, delivered a welcome address at the inaugural function which was attended by the students of both junior and senior wing.
The main objective of inaugurating Cambridge English Language Lab is to achieve an active and interactive method of learning English in the most motivated matter. It intends to improve the students to speak English with correct pronunciation and accent with ease and confidence. To improve listening, speaking and reading skills in the most motivated matter.
The Language Lab will be opened every Monday to Saturday of every week for students.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal of the school, Ms. APARANA KOHLI said,”As we embark on this new chapter, let’s celebrate this inauguration as a symbol of our dedication to providing an exceptional education for our students. Together, let us nurture a language learning environment that celebrates curiosity, encourages exploration, and sets the stage for lifelong success.”
After Inauguration, Plantation drive was also organised in collaboration with SSB Jammu. During the plantation drive, near about 200 plants were planted and more than 200 plants were donated by Shri Sudhir Verma (DIG SHQ SPL OPS- JAMMU), Chairperson Dr. PANNA MANHAS and Principal Ms. APARANA KOHLI of BIRLA OPEN MINDS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL. During this drive, the participants learnt about the significance of trees, the benefits they provide to the environment, and the role they play in combating climate change. They were also educated on proper planting techniques and how to take care of the newly planted trees.
Such plantation drives conducted by schools play a crucial role in promoting environmental awareness and sustainability. Planting 200 plants can have a positive impact on the local ecosystem by improving air quality, providing habitat for wildlife, and contributing to overall ecosystem health. It’s commendable that Bomis Jammu school is actively taking part in such initiatives.
