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.
NationCome the 26th of July every year, we pause to remember the valour of our armed forces in the Kargil war of 1999. On this day, the Kargil Vijay Diwas is celebrated every year to commemorate the Kargil War heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. But it is not just […]
NationWhat you didn’t learn in Civics class! The Indian Constitution is the longest written constitution in the world. When adopted in 1950, the Constitution contained 395 Articles, 8 Schedules and 22 parts. It has 25 parts as of now, although the last part is still numbered as XXII, because several new parts were inserted (such […]
NationIn India, state governments play a very important role and hold the real remote control when it comes to education, jobs, and the overall vibe, where young people can take their careers. Take Tamil Nadu and West Bengal,two powerhouses with deeply rooted cultural identities and massive youth populations. Whenever a political guard changes or policies […]
NationThe story of Narendra Modi is one of the most compelling narratives in contemporary India—a journey that reflects resilience, ambition, and unwavering dedication to public service. Rising from a modest background to becoming the Prime Minister of India, his life is often cited as a powerful example of how determination and vision can transform one’s […]
The national anthem of India, Jana Gana Mana, is one of the most powerful symbols of the nation’s unity and identity. Sung at schools, public events, sporting occasions, and national celebrations, the anthem evokes a deep sense of pride and belonging among Indians. Often referred to as the Jan Gan Man national anthem, the composition […]
NationMany people search for topics such as the President of India, the first president of India, the first woman president of India, or the president of India list from 1947 to 2026. These questions reflect curiosity about the leaders who have held the highest constitutional office in the country. India gained independence in 1947, but […]
NationThe Silent Architects of an Emerging Power Leadership is the bridge between a nation’s potential and its progress.” India’s journey as the world’s largest democracy reflects this truth. Since independence in 1947, the country has evolved from a newly independent nation facing poverty and instability into one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies and an […]
NationEvery year, as Republic Day approaches, the nation waits for an important announcement which is the names of the Padma Awardees. For many families, it is a proud and emotional moment. Somewhere in India, a teacher, an artist, a doctor, or a sportsperson hears their name and realizes that their quiet years of dedication have […]
“Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.” These timeless words resonate deeply every 26 January Republic Day, also known as Gantantra Diwas. This national celebration is more than a remembrance of the 26 January 1950 day when the Constitution of India came into force—it is a […]