Ceremony to sign the MoU between PERSONAL COMPUTERS (PC) and GIS
A ceremony to sign the MoU between PERSONAL COMPUTERS (PC) and GHIYASUDDIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (GIS) was held on 14th February 2016 to facilitate the “bring your own device” (BYOD) program. According to the agreement special discount and installment plan will be offered to all GIS students. In addition they will provide warranty and speedy after sales service to all laptops purchased under this special offer.
We would like to thank Personal Computers for their initiative effort to facilitate our BYOD program and the students of GIS. We look forward to a successful working relationship in future.
Additional information regarding the benefits are uploaded on the parent web portal.
GIS to work for the Community and for the Oceans
Today, GIS embarked on a new journey with the inauguration of the Community Service Programme. We aim to promote the personal, social, and civic development of our students and staff and provide students and staff with experience of working with community-based organizations and individuals. Under this programme, the school will periodically organize activities to give students the opportunity to participate in community services. Also, students may do their own individual share of doing a service. This will be monitored by the school and these students’ efforts will be recognized and the number of hours and the services provided will be included in their report cards and school leaving certificates.
Kicking off the GIS Fruit & Veggie Programme for the year 2016
On 4th February 2016 GIS Fruit & Veg Programme ‘Glow & Grow with Fruits & Veggies’ was kicked off with school staff wearing a fruit or a vegetable prop in order to receive the students in the morning.
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