JAMMU, Sep 26: Rich Harvest School hosted a CBSE Capacity Building Programme (CBP) on Art Integration, aimed at enhancing teachers’ understanding of innovative, creative and experiential approaches to teaching and learning through the integration of art across different subjects.
The programme was conducted with the participation of educators and featured Dr Atul Hans, President, Sahodaya School Complex and Director, IDRS, and Manmeet Kaur, Vice Principal, Army Public School, Jammu Cantt, as resource persons. Their expertise and practical insights provided teachers with valuable perspectives on making classroom learning more engaging, meaningful and competency-based.
The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries, symbolising the illumination of knowledge and learning. Anita Bhatia, Head of Institute, Rich Harvest School, welcomed the resource persons and participants and set the tone for an interactive and enriching programme.
Addressing the gathering, Advocate Gambhir Dev Singh Charak, Managing Director, Rich Harvest School and Working President, Dogra Sadar Sabha, stressed the importance of creativity and innovation in education. He encouraged teachers to continuously explore new pedagogical approaches to support the holistic development of learners.
The sessions were designed to be interactive, practical and activity-based, allowing participating teachers to experience different ways of integrating art forms with various academic subjects. The activities demonstrated how creative approaches can make classroom teaching more engaging while encouraging students to participate actively in the learning process.