CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE PROGRAMME COEP
(MAY 30 TO JUNE 04, 2022)
Observing that regular schooling, comprising the development of
scholastic and co scholastic competencies, may fall short of nurturing life
skills in students; GDGPS Sector 48 Gurugram took the responsibility of
imparting essential life skills & real-life application of concepts and
igniting creativity & a resilient spirit in students by formulating a
special one-week summer program, naming it as Centre of Excellence Program
(COEP). The programme ensured that the learning
process continued even when formal schooling was not running. COEP focused on
honing latent skills in those around us with the primary focus being on the
student body.
COEP 2022 was
based on four pillars namely Education, Healthcare, Environment and Heritage.
The student body was encouraged to focus on any one of these pillars and hone
their skills. Students were encouraged to make informed choices on the basis of
their clubs in the academic session. COEP 2022-23 included academic sessions
and skill-based sessions, research work and creating products under the
guidance of teachers, field trips and interaction with experts and culminated
in the form of Kaushal Mela 2022 on June 04, 2022.
Our mentor and
our leader, Mrs Anuradha Handa, the school principal, who has guided us at
every step of our journey towards learning and achieving, inaugurated the
Kaushal Mela on the culmination day. The Kaushal Mela witnessed the presence of
Ms Yasmin Contractor from INTACH and Mr Krishna Kumar Gaur & his team from
Blue Planet.
A wide array of
entertaining activities such as dances, games, etc were showcased by our Kushal
Goenkans. The Goenkans equipped with their positive attitude, sharp thinking
and beautiful smiles experienced the diverse nature of our country, our rich
heritage and returned to the very roots. The active and enthusiastic Goenkan
parents encouraged and appreciated the Kushal Goenkans. COEP 2022 created a
buzz around the city with the Goenkans performing on foot tapping numbers,
singing folk songs and spreading awareness through nukkad nataks.
