Beyond Academics

National Hill View Public School

In order to empower the students to cater to their aptitude and enable them to sight and seek their own potential, equal importance is attached to academic and non-academic activities. To foster learning through a creative, integrated and inter-disciplinary approach, which offers every student the opportunity to pursue his interests, equal importance is given to Scholastic and Co- scholastic activities

Excursions and field trips that kindle community awareness along with art and culture, create the perfect platform for nurturing a holistic approach. Expertise and special time is provided for performing arts, games and sports, yoga and karate.

Students are encouraged to participate actively in intra-school and inter- school competitions comprising quizzes, literary events including debates, declamation, theatre and role play, cultural performances and sports and games. They also participate in individual and group presentations at the Model UN and Science exhibitions and in problem solving events through computer programming, all of which offer them the opportunity to research and learn while doing. This provides them a platform for developing self-confidence, good communication skills, team behaviour and leadership skills. Our students are today securely positioned across the globe in organizations offering their expertise in several fields and at universities of repute pursuing higher education in engineering, medicine and law.

Club Activities

Fine Arts

Community Service

Personality Development

Art & Craft

Karate

Yoga

Sports

Theatre

Mental Health and Well Being

Scouts & Guide

Value Education

Heritage Club

Masons Ink is an architectural consultancy with a special focus on sustainability and heritage. The sessions will help to raise awareness among the students about the importance of heritage and its conservation, create a fun and interactive learning environment through activities that promote out-of-the-box thinking and spark creativity, nurture the students into becoming the future torchbearers of safeguarding the heritage (tangible and intangible) of the country. The heritage module will include: – Direct Interaction with professionals in the field such as architects, photographers, journalists, researchers, storytellers, etc ., field visits, and other activities.

Photography Club

The School Photography Club encourages students to capture beautiful moments and memories through photography. Photography is not just about capturing the beauty of the world but also the beauty in the photographer’s mind. School photography is also a form of storytelling, allowing students to develop their creativity and skills. Mastering photography helps students with micro aspects of art and life, develops keen analysis and observation habits, and showcases creativity through events, exhibitions, and contests.

Policy / Yound Politician Club

Students learn to build systems, make policies, solve problems, run operations, lead search projects, articulate ideas, and get a ringside view of the government – skills needed to succeed in every field.

STEHM Club

The STEHM Program is designed to support and encourage students to master fundamental concepts of exciting topics covering Astronomy, Aero Dynamics, Data Sciences, Experimental Scienc~ & Electronics, Rocketry & Aerospace engineering, and more, through a s’eries of interactions and activities guided by trained M’entor-Scientists of repute. The activities are carefully curated to integrate with their learning schedule and support the requirement , of any mini projects to further their qesire for higher learning. Some core objectives of -the club are- To establish a strong .sense of community and instill a culture among students to .encourage -senior to junior peer learning and’ to create lasting alumni connect on par with leading premier institutes. • Improve .access to resources by providing high-quality content and training • Make it easl’for students to •fe~ch and connect with reputed professors, scientists, and industry expert~ • Increase the confidence of students to pursue challenging subjects and communicate their work effectively. • Ignite creativity and curiosity in students to help them ideate and innovate. • Prepare the students for hiring opportunities in industry and academia, while providing adequate exposure to entrepreneurship as well.

Nature Club

Under the able guidance of Mr. Jai Sharma, who is a passionate Nature and wildlife Educator for National Geographic & member of IUCN CEC, students embark on the journey of finding deeper connections with nature and learning more about Biodiversity, its role, and our dependency on it. Students will have the opportunity to learn about butterflies and insects, native plants and animals, and how our actions impact the environment. They get the unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience with gardening and other activities. Students participate in various activities like water monitoring, lake visits, tree planting etc They understand garden and soil interrelationship, the causes of carbon emissions which lead to global warming and climate change, and how it can be reduced.

Public speaking, dynamic leadership and personality development Programme by Shalini Mukund who is a Public speaking coach and author

The Programme equips the students with the skills to analyze a topic, think logically, frame meaningful sentences, and present their thoughts in front of the audience. By learning how to speak in public, students will be able to build their self-confidence. It prepares students to become effective speakers and develop leadership ability, and interpersonal communication and facilitates decision-making and problem-solving skills.

Robotics by Silicon Education

The course is designed to lay a strong foundation for the basics of Robotics and includes training students on understanding the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics of Robotics. In the age of Inter-Planetary exploration and automation, Robotics is a topic of curiosity and interests students of all age groups. The students undergoing Robotics training understand the Robotics principles, learn computer programming logic with the Icon Programming tool, get equipped to participate in Robotics Competitions, and will be able to build creativity, innovation, teamwork, and problem-solving skills

Financial Literacy Club by the Commerce Department

The financial literacy club emphasizes on the benefits of being financially literate and provides knowledge to reach financial goals and gather knowledge about wealth creation helps them in effective management of money and debt. helps in learning the process of trading by following the regulations of Stock exchange.

Dance Club by the school dance faculty

The dance club is open to any student, irrespective of whether they know to dance or not. The dance club believes that a_nybody can dance, and all you need is the heart to dance. Dance is a way to express one’s emotions and feelings. The club enables students to display an understanding of expressions and rhythm. Students will be taught classical, folk and contemporary dance forms.

Guitar Club-by the school Guitar faculty

The guitar club ~ill provide an opportunity for students to learn about and practice the guitar. It is open to all students, and they learn how to compose music , understand the different learning techniques, and will be involved in band activity .

Theatre Club by the school Theatre faculty:

Theatre Club activity will be based on high-octane training and will provide students with the opportunity to experiment with professional theatre while learning a range of new skills and techniques. Throughout the training, students will develop their acting skills, directing abilities, and scri pt reading and writing capabilities. They will also learn about body and mind dynamic movement, as well as gain exposure to the professional theatre world. In addition to this, the training will include lessons on mime and movement, theatre games with metaphorical meanings, and an introduction to both Indian and Western classical plays. Furthermore, the tr aining will cov er additional theatrical skills, such as vocal projection, character development, stage presence, improvisation, and ensemble work. These skills are essential for any aspiring actor or th eatre enthusiast and will help students to develop their confidence, communication, creativity, and teamwork abilities.

Art and Craft Club by the school art and craft department

The Art and craft Club is an interactive and innovative platform that brings out the full potential of creative young minds. It not only helps explore the exceptional talent of the students but also instills in them new perspectives towards different modes and forms of Art, where students are taught how to make the best out of waste with clay modelling, pottery, painting, Knitting, crochet, stitching and embroidery. This builds upon a spirit of teamwork, originality and novelty. Setting craft activities is a great way to engage kinaesthetic and visual learners.