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Welcome to the Chrysalis High blog, where we share the thinking behind how we teach and the small moments that make up a school year. Some posts come from our teachers, on how children actually learn to read, or settle into a new grade, or find their feet in a subject that once scared them. Others are practical, written with parents in mind: choosing a board, easing exam stress, making screen time work rather than worry. And some are simply glimpses of life on campus. There is no fixed schedule and no filler. We post when we have something worth saying. Have a look through what is below.

Child Learning

25 Articles
importance of reading
Child Learning
24 April 2026

The Power of Reading in a World Full of Screens

A School Perspective on Building Lifelong Learners As early as 2016, Dr. Nicholas Kardaras wrote in his book ‘Glow Kids: How Screen Addiction is Hijacking Our Kids and How to Break the Trance’- “Even if a child can’t experience something firsthand, then at least when he or she reads about it, the process ignites the […]

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failure is key to success
Child Learning
21 March 2026

Why Failure is Becoming the New Success Skill

Failure has always been associated with bad and undesirable connotations for a long time. People have always dreaded the possibility of failure in their lives. Professionals dreaded the possibility of failure in their work, students dreaded the possibility of failure in their exams, and people dreaded the possibility of failure in their endeavours and undertakings. […]

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Child Learning
31 October 2025

States And Capitals Of India: A Simple Learning Guide For Students

The people, society, languages, and landscape of India are all very different from one another. The states and capitals of India are the first things you need to know about Indian geography. This is basic information that every student should learn early on in their academic career. Learning the states and their capitals can be […]

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What are leap years
Child Learning
22 August 2025

What Is a Leap Year? Definition, History & Dates

Calendars help us keep the time of the day in sync with the time of nature. But Earth’s path around the Sun isn’t a neat whole number of days. Instead, it drifts unless we make minor changes. What are leap years? These modifications are their main component. In these years, there is an extra day, […]

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What are constellations
Child Learning
29 July 2025

What Are Constellations? Meaning, History & How to Spot Them

Introduction Just what are constellations? They are lines linking bright stars into pictures on the curved background of the celestial sphere. People use these pictures to navigate land, sea, and in stories. People from the Euphrates to the Andes have used these patterns in stories about the beginning of the world, great quests, and the […]

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Opposite words with day and night
Child Learning
18 June 2025

What Causes Day And Night

Introduction Have you ever thought about why the moon comes out at night, and the Sun shines during the day? Every day at the same time, this change from light to dark takes place. But then why? The answer lies in the magical movement that the Earth always makes, even though we can’t feel it. […]

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Colorful flat geometric shapes set vector
Child Learning
6 June 2025

Exploring Shapes and Angles: A Beginner’s Guide to Geometry

Introduction to Geometry One of the oldest and most interesting areas of math is geometry. It looks at things like sizes, angles, shapes, lengths, and how space works. There is mathematics going on behind the scenes when you look at a triangle on paper or a tall building. Recognising shapes and angles helps you see […]

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Child Learning
4 June 2025

Types of Punctuation: A Simple Guide to Periods, Commas, and More

Introduction Without a doubt, punctuation marks are the hidden stars of writing. Words have meaning, but punctuations change how that meaning is seen and heard. Even the best-written line can become a mess if you don’t use the proper capitalisation. It is essential to know the different types of punctuation, whether you are writing an […]

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facts about elephants
Child Learning
2 August 2024

10 Fun & Interesting Facts about elephants you need to know

Introduction Elephants, despite their huge size, are quite gentle creatures. Also, unlike their size, they cannot move alone; they always move in herds. Sounds like something that you have seen in a forest? Well, then, there’s a lot more you might not know about these gentle creatures. They are also considered to be the largest […]

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Tiger an endangered species-Information and Facts
Child Learning
25 June 2024

Tiger an endangered species-Information and Facts

The animal world is made up of a diverse range of species that have coexisted for as long as humans can remember. Every species has unique, essential qualities, behaviours, and talents that they efficiently pass on to their offspring in order to ensure their species’ survival. When it comes to survival strategies, the interactions between […]

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Nelson Mandela
Child Learning
25 June 2024

Who is Nelson Mandela? His life and facts

Who is Nelson Mandela Throughout history, many people around the world have encountered discrimination, in which they are viewed differently due to their ethnicity, skin colour, gender, age, and a variety of other characteristics. Unfortunately, this continues today! However, some incredible people work tirelessly to make a positive difference and contribute to a world in […]

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Child Learning
20 May 2024• Parent Corner, Student Corner

5 Interesting Information About Bees and Their Types

1. Types of Bees: There are different kinds of bees including honey bees, bumblebees, carpenter bees, solitary bees etc, each playing its unique roles in pollination and ecosystem health. 2. Importance of Bees: Bees are essential for pollinating many plant species including human food crops among others. Global ecosystems would be greatly affected if there […]

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