NEHRUJI NAGAR, DINDIGUL, TAMILNADU-624001
Vaahaa Organic farming
At John Paul we practice 'student centered approach', where teaching for understanding is coupled with a stimulating and varied curriculum. To inculcate in our students a passion for learning and achievement, we have various clubs and societies of which they can become members. We believe that all our students are unique individuals, with equal potential to make a positive contribution to the school. Our goal is to instil an enthusiasm for lifelong learning. Students under the guidance of a faculty member run their own clubs and organize activities, depending on their interests. They have the option to choose from G.K. Club, Literary Club, Eco Club, Social Service- Interact Club, Debating Club, Photography Club etc. .
• Developing leadership skills and personal integrity
• Demonstrating helpfulness and respect for others
• Understanding the value of individual responsibility and hard work
• Advancing international understanding and goodwill
The Eco Club at John Paul is a means by which the students are empowered to participate and take up meaningful environmental activities and projects. It is a forum through which students can reach out to influence and engage their parents and neighborhood communities to promote sound environmental behavior. Our Eco Club also empowers students to explore environmental concepts and actions beyond the confines of a syllabi of environment education. The school's Eco Club is abuzz with activities like awareness drives, tree plantation drives, cleanliness drives and recycling projects etc.
The School's G.K Club strives to increase the knowledge of the students in various subjects and current affairs. The club also trains them to excel in various inter-school quiz competitions as well as competitive exams. John Paul coveted Quiz Team has won a number of prestigious Quiz Competitions at the State as well as at the National level.
The school's Debating Society grooms students for the purpose of debate and improvement in extemporaneous speaking. The club not only prepares students for public speaking and inter-school competitions but also deliberates discussions on current issues of national and international importance to raise students' awareness levels and to inculcate in them skills such as critical thinking and qualities of self-confidence.
A picture speaks a thousand words. Students in the Photography Club are taught the art and technique of good photography. The objective here is to teach them the nuances of focus, shutter speed, aperture etc. besides learning how to define objects, distance, angles, color combinations, light and diffusion, size and coverage, vantage positioning and artistic viewpoints. We have a good number of 'picture perfect' photographs in the making.
The Literary Club at John Paul aims to develop analytical and creative thinking. It offers children opportunities to appreciate different types of writings, literature, increase their knowledge about writers and literary classics. The Club also encourages students to showcase their own work in English, Tamil and Hindi through the school's quarterly publication, 'The Bugle', and the school's annual magazine, 'Vision'. Students are urged to develop a keen interest in reading and writing. Students also benefit from participating in activities like debates, writing competitions and quizzes which are regularly organised by the club.