Thursday, 24 December 2015

Redbricks School Shines in City competition


On the 5th of November 2015, an inter school event was organised by Zydus school at their Vejalpur campus and Redbricks was one of the participating schools amongst the likes of DPS Bopal, St. Kabir School, Maharaja Agrasen, Euro School, Zydus School Godhavi, etc. To name a few.













Competitions were organised under different categories, and our students won 2nd prize for the "Logo Designing" and 3rd Prize for the quiz competition.











The students also received participation certificates for their enthusiastic participation in other events such as story telling, Festival Song, Tawdi painting, Quilling Art, and Best out of Waste.





Award in Zyfest




Congratulations to all the students who participated and brought back accolades for the school.










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Friday, 4 September 2015

Redbricks School Shines



School Games District Rural Judo Tournament was held at Sports complex Maninagar, Ahmedabad on 25th August 2015. Students from various schools of Ahmedabad had participated in this competition. 

It is indeed a matter of pride that three students from Redbricks School, Aadya Trivedi (52 kg Weight Category) and Nisha Chaudhari (61 kg weight category) have secured second place in the Under- 19 category and Prasheel Gandhi secured third place in the Under -14  (45 kg weight category ) from the entire 100 and above participants.

They have achieved this feet under the able guidance of our School Coach Mr. Hriday Bhatt.

Hearty Congratulations to all the students who participated and won the competition. 


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Saturday, 8 August 2015

Proud Achievement by Redbricks Students

We are happy to Share a recent proud achievement by Redbricks students and teachers.
On 1st August, seventeen of our students from Grades 3 to 8 participated in an inter-school competition SRIJAN at DPS school. Our students participated in categories such of Best of Waste, EVS Quiz and Hindi Drama.
It gives immense pleasure to Share that two of our students, Prakhar Rawat (Grade 4) and Karunay Saundh (Grade 5) won the 2nd Prize in the EVS quiz category. All our other students were courageous as participants, and also made Redbricks school proud.









Saturday, 30 May 2015

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan - A short Film by the students of Redbricks School


As a part of the Enrichment Cluster, the middle school students at Redbricks were given an understanding and hands on experience on the various aspects of film making. Mr. Rakesh Somani a filmmaker by profession taught the children about Screenplay, Scripting, Pre and post production , casting, editing etc required to make a film. At the end of the session the students shot a film within the school premises of a setting on their way back home from school. 



Tuesday, 5 May 2015

Redbricks School Steps Towards Saving Our Environment

The children of Redbricks believe in conserving our environment, shaping their belief  the children of Redbricks became a part of the "Create to Inspire school programme 2014-15" an initiation of Microsoft and German cooperation in collaboration with Centre for Environment Education and a German NGO, The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH or GIZ. The children along with the teachers were excited to take their tiny steps towards contributing their bit for saving the environment. One of the major drives was collection of e-waste with the help of Self Employed Women's Association (SEWA) workers, our school collected a mighty 65 Kg. Of e-waste where our children and parents got aware of the importance proper disposal of electronic waste. Children of primary section as a part of their SE module planted saplings, children utilized the old newspapers to make paper bags, Once the bags were made and colored children started a distribution drive. They distributed the handmade newspaper bags to all the people around belonging to different strata of the society as people everywhere around us are using the slow poison called polythene. They presented their handmade bags to the drivers, peons, teachers, the school counselor, The Principal and even to the guests from New Jersey who visited our school campus. Children also studied their electricity bills and even plotted graphs to analyze the usage of electricity in each class hence they took the initiative of saving electricity by switching off the lights and fans when not in use.


On 22nd April 2015, closing of the Create to Inspire programme 2014-15 was organized at CEE, Ahmedabad. The coordinators of the programme at CEE Ms.Meghna Chawla and Ms. Juhi Mishra represented the school along-with the children of Classes 5,6 and 7- Yash Pandya, Aryan Shah, Disha Sharma, Prasheel Gandhi and Dev Shah. Children took part in the presentation where they presented their activities done as a part of the programme,. They were also a part of the poster making and slogan writing competitions, which proved out to be an enriching experience for them. The programme closed down with an award function where Redbricks School was certified for the completion of the of the Create to Inspire Programme 2014-15 successfully. It was a proud moment for the teachers Ms. Meghna Chawla and Ms. Juhi Mishra who were awarded under the category of "inspiring leadership by a teacher" in the presence of Mr. Kartikey Sarabhai and other dignitaries.

We believe that a small step by the little children of Redbricks school will prove to be a butterfly effect, wings fluttered by a small butterfly can lead to a hurricane same way the message conveyed by the children will reach many people as the people inspired will inspire their near and dear ones and so on and so forth. We trust that one day our nation and our planet will be a sustainable place to live.


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Sunday, 26 April 2015

Technology and International Exchange at Redbricks School

An interaction was arranged for the middle school students of Redbricks with the students of Y. E Smith Elementary School , Durham . U. S. A . The cross - culture exchange programme  took place  at Duke Corporate Education office in Ahmedabad. 

The students came together to share some interesting facts about the “culture of Gujarat” , “Ahmedabad as a clean and green city” and “A Day at Redbricks School”. They spoke about the beauty of Taj Mahal and the history behind it . The students of Durham were inquisitive to know more about the significance of Navaratri . Apart of this they also discussed about the House system, School council, subjects, languages, Festivals, Games included in the school In India and U.S.

Favorite pets, class recess and family life were popular topics in addition to the presentation about North Carolina developed by the eight student participants from Victoria Robinson’s  AIG student group at YE Smith. The student delegation showed how things looked on their side of the planet during a presentation entitled,  “A Day in the Life of Redbricks School Kids.” One student shared his favorite recipe for celery and peanuts. The Durham students learned that Redbricks students study Spanish in addition to English. They learned that elephants are held sacred by many and also used as a means of transport.  Rotarian organizers tutored the students in the international  organization’s “4-Way Test,” held at Durham  which was featured in a popular Newspaper  “ The Herald Sun “ in U.S.”.  Letisha Judd, Principal of Y.E. Smith, described the  project as “a  great experience  for   kids at Y.E. Smith”  .Ms. Sutapa Mishra, Principal at  Redbricks,  added  that , “Video  conferencing is improving education now and holds even  more promise for the  future”. It was indeed an enriching experience for the learners from both the ends. 

This could happen because of the advancement in Science & Technology.  Children got exposure to know more about the other countries, their culture and values sitting in India through the interaction by using Technology. Such interactions also help Teachers to bring Internationalism in the School Curriculum, which makes the Curriculum more interesting for the Children.



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Saturday, 11 April 2015

About Us - Redbricks Education Foundation

Redbricks School is a Class 1 to 12 venture by Redbricks Education Foundation, a leading & innovative not-for-profit educational institution based in Ahmedabad, India.  Redbricks School also has Middle school, Primary, Pre-primary schools, Redbricks Junior, for study across Playgroup to Class 12.

Redbricks School integrates well- researched curriculum, nurturing teachers and excellent infrastructure in order to create a strong foundation for the child’s holistic education and development. The academic program at Redbricks School is based on the premise that “Experiences Construct Learning”. It is focused on building meaningful, developmentally appropriate and holistic learning experiences for children. The school adopts Multiple Intelligences, Project-based & Regular Teaching approaches in its curriculum and teaching methods.

It is projected to affiliate with ICSE (CISCE) and IGCSE (CIE) boards.  The school campus is spread over 8-acres with surrounding 25 acres of plantation. The campus is built by a renowned architect of India, with a design philosophy of sustainability and with spaces that promote movement, active thinking and collaboration.

Admissions 2015- 16
Classes: Class 1 to Class 8
Class Size: Upto 25 to 30 students only

Admission Procedure:


  • First-come First-serve basis. No admission Tests & formal interview until Class 3.
  • An interaction of Principal with parents and child required to affirm the admission.
  • Walk-in at the school on any working day or make a call to counselor for Admissions (Mobile: +91-9979500003)
  • Alternatively, submit Inquiry Form via Website and the Admissions counselor will contact you for further process


Other initiatives by Redbricks Education Foundation:

  • Part of The Abellon Group, having diverse social and business activities across clean energy, agriculture, genomics research, & education
  • Redbricks Junior (Playgroup, Nursery, Jr. kg and Sr. kg)
  • Redbricks Teachers Institute (Conducting Teacher Education Programs)
  • Xcellon Institute (Post Graduate programs in Management & Entrepreneurship)
  • Rural Education Initiatives



Admissions Office:
Redbricks Junior- Satellite
Ashok Nagar Bungalows 1,3 & 4,
Behind Sundervan,Satellite,
Ahmedabad – 15, India.
Ph: +91-79-26925625,
Mob: +91-9979500003


Redbricks School-Santej Campus 
Plot no 1385, 1386,
Near Arjun Farm,
Shilaj – Rancharda Road,
Ahmedabad- 382721, India.
Contact No:- +91 9099900080

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Redbricks School receives the coveted ISA - International School Award

It was indeed a proud moment on 4th December 2014 when the name of Redbricks School was announced at a conference hall at Kempenski Ambiance at Delhi to confer the prestigious ISA - International School Award by British Council.  It was a Dream come True. 
ISA Award - International School Award
ISA Award by British Council


The School Principal Ms. Sutapa Mishra and the ISA Coordinator Ms. Padma Kumar were present at the venue to receive the biggest reward of ISA in the form of a beautiful trophy for the school which showed the ethos of multiculturalism and the international dimension which the school has lived for the past one Year. It was indeed a fruit of students and the facilitators contribution who looked beyond the curriculum  with enthusiasm and extraordinary abilities to put each plan into action to collaborate an incredible journey of ISA. For students it was an amazing experience to interact with the counterparts with confidence as they shared a collaborative  work wherein for the facilitators  it enhanced their teaching methodology and was a platform to identify their own creativity and talent as they  together experienced reflective brainstorming sessions.  The relentless effort of the ISA Coordinator Ms. Padma Kumar ,Committee member Ms. Juhi Mishra , Graphic designer Mr . Tushaar Affuwale coupled with the indomitable spirit of the facilitators Ms. Meghna Chawla, Ms. Khyati Acharya, Ms. Amrita Khetan, Ms. Toral Rawal ,Ms. Neelima Sharma, Ms. Aditi Pasaya and Mr. Praveen Upadhyay to implement each  action plan  systematically was a moral boost for weaving the dossier. Interaction with the counterparts had brought a true flavor of internationalism in terms of exchange of ideas regarding food, festivals, currencies and traditions which encouraged the students for exploratory learning. Thanks to British Council for giving us this opportunity to  establish the international dimension across the globe and a special thanks to  the Project Manager Ms. Ivy Cabryl and the Brand Ambassador  of West Zone Ms. Renu Seth for being our mentor and Guide.
Needless to say that the motivation and the passionate belief  in empowerment through education of our Founder Ms. Renita Handa had come true in the form of the Coveted ISA Award which had opened new vistas for the students and broadened their horizon. 

Friday, 3 April 2015

International performance of students on Annual day at Redbricks School



Redbricks school celebrated Annual Day with great pomp and show. The theme chosen was “ Navras”. Navras which depicts nine emotions of human mind. Rasa is an emotion experienced by the audience created by the facial expression or the Bhava of the actor . Navras is a Sanskrit word that, when broken down, refers to the nine “nava” emotional states “rasa” that are exhibited during music, drama, and the visual arts, the experience of which brings about a state of transcendental bliss.

The programme began with the welcome note followed by lightening of the lamp by the chief guest Padmashri Reema Nanavaty, Mr. Aditya Handa , Mrs. Renita Handa and the Principals Mrs . Sutapa Mishra, Dr. Gargi Singh and  Mrs. Hiral Dholakia ,as the tradition goes to worship Goddesses  saraswati to invoke her blessings.
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The programme began with speech by the Chief Guest Padmashri Reema Nanavaty and  Founder Mr. Aditya Handa . An Award ceremony was held in which the best student and the best educator award was conferred to the deserving student from classes 3&4 and  classes 5-7 and also the facilitators from Redbricks Junior and Redbricks School . The first event which rocked the floor was the inaugural dance  “The matrix “which depicted all the rasas which left the audience spell bound . The preschool and junior children danced to the foot tapping numbers of going to the zoo , Maan Mohana ,Roar and many more . The fabulous performance by the students of primary section fetched lots of accolades from the dignitaries . The Arjuna Drama which was the kaliedoscope of rasas which is the aesthetic experience  of the nine basic emotions or tastes (rasas), viz., sensitive (perception of love,shringar), comic (hasya), heroic (veer), furious (raudra), apprehensive (vibhatsa), compassionate (karuna), horrific (bhayanak), marvelous (adbhut), and calmed (shaant) was well appreciated by all . The final performance was the instrumental which left the audience enchanted. 

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Thursday, 19 February 2015

Redbricks School initiates “Paper Bag Campaign” - “Use paper bags Say No to Polythene”



A Redbricks initiative to Say no to polythene bags is a message not only to the people of our Country but has been passed on to different  countries in the form of collaborative learning with the students of  Y.E Elementary school Durham  , New Jersey institute of technology  and many more  . The students of College of Architecture and design  New Jersey visited the school campus to design a project on School and its landscape . 

#ICSE & #IGCSE - International school in Ahmedabad
They interacted with the students of Grade 5 - 7 to understand  the landscaping and and the purpose behind it . They also had a  discussion about conservation of environment and how Redbricks believes and contributes to the vision   of “Clean India Green India”. 
Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

Shaping their belief  the children of classes 5, 6 and 7 made paper bags using the old newspapers. They later colored the paper bags to give  a vibrant look and wrote messages and poems to inspire others to reduce the use of plastic bags and start using it to carry things. They then began with the distribution drive. They distributed the handmade paper bags to all the people in the vicinity  belonging to different strata of the society ,as despite of being aware of the consequence and the threat posed to the environment we are using the slow poison called polythene. They conveyed the message of “REDUCE, REUSE and RECYCLE”. As the children approached the people around , it was amazing to look at the response  and  many of them were astonished to see such a creative use of old newspapers done by the little environmentalists. The children while presenting the paper bags explained the concept of REUSING and how poly bags can harm our environment. The children inspired the people to  use the paper bags while going for shopping .Each one of them took a pledge not to use polythene bags anymore and save the environment .