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Schools & Yearbooks

Bytes & Notes -June 2026

By krithika r

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Jul 12, 2026
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  • AAIS
  • BEE IN THE KNOW
  • STUDENT COUNCIL 2026-27
  • BYTES AND NOTES

AAIS

STUDENT VOICE, OWNERSHIP AND LEADERSHIP The Student Council at AAIS is an important platform for students to represent their peers, take ownership of school life, and contribute meaningfully to the wider school community. It encourages leadership, responsibility, communication, collaboration, and a spirit of service. For the academic year 2026-27, students in Grades 5 and 9 and DP2 participated in a structured and democratic selection process. The first round involved teacher nominations, based on teachers' observations of students' conduct, participation, responsibility, initiative, and overall performance over a period of time. This led to the shortlisting of nominees for the final election.

Through this journey, students learn to lead, listen, make thoughtful decisions, work with integrity, and understand the responsibility of representing a community.

BYTES & NOTES | VOLUME 8 | JUNE 2026