Merryland Association of Chemists No one is born genius or otherwise. We believe that every individual has a right to develop his/her talents and play an important role in this perpetually advancing society. When the present generation of youngsters lead the world into a new era of blessing in the field of science and technology, we want our pupils to play a leading role. With the kind patronage of our dear founder respected Mrs. Susheela George who is playing…
In pursuit of creating young astrophysicists and giving glory to the Creator, Merryland kindles every day the curiosity, imagination and creativity of our young learners about our amazing Universe through the space walk and the view of the universe in the planetarium.
With the utmost desire to make Mathematics more interesting and significant in a learner’s life, the Math PI club develops activities that will help the learners see the relationship of Mathematics to the real world. Students from the higher grades teach lower grades through clay to bronze programme as one of the Pi club activities.
Pandora’s Box – Grade 4 The pupils of Grade 4 presented Pandora’s Box, an artefact in Greek mythology, taken from the myth of Pandora’s creation in Hesiod’s Works and Days in the school assembly. The audience (pupils from grade 4-9) sat glued to the spot as the play was short and had included contemporary music tracks to give it a little twist. The pupils had taken up their roles quite seriously and their acting was exemplary. They combined the…
The sole aim of the Hawkings club by the department of Physics is to inculcate an aptitude for science in the minds of the younger generation to make them confident citizens of the technologically developed world. The club aims at implanting into young minds the fact that science is not abstract but everything that we come across in our daily lives.
Merryland, in its endeavour to create more pupil-friendly activities in school, started its Arabic club named ‘MERITHIKA’ Merryland ‘Erithika’ (the Arabic term means progress) under the auspices of the department of Arabic. ‘Merithika’s avowed objectives are to provide its pupils a platform for creative writing and to help those who struggle to pick up the Arabic language skills. The club started off on a privileged note in the presence of Mr Terrence Mcdermott, one of the leading inspectors from…
