❖IBVEE - A step towards Future education.❖

Acharya Shree Vijay Vallabh School, Pune, has always been a pioneer in expanding its horizons and exploring a different walk of life. By the inspiration, guidance and efforts of Chairman Mr. Subhash Parmar the school has stepped towards an Indo Brazil Virtual Educational Exchange programme. It’s a well-known Helena Antipoff school, Brazil and Acharya Shree Vijay Vallabh School, India, who are collaborating for this project.... We believed that through this programme student’s energy, endowment and their competencies would be channelized effectively. In this pandemic when the schools are closed, this unique type of a venture is surely an out of the box experience for students. In addition to the educational exchange, they will get a global window of opportunity, skills development and a lifelong association with the foreign students. Students as well as their parents are very grateful to the school which only has online teaching going on during pandemic but also thinking of channelizing the student’s skills and engaging them perfectly.
❖ Objectives ❖
To provide an international platform for our students. To provide an international platform for cultural exchange. To provide the stage to display their innovation on a larger, global canvas. To provide platform which enhances the skills like podcast, writing, speaking skills etc. To make the global exposure available to their innate talents
❖ Team ❖
The Programme is administered under the guidance of Principal Mrs. Manasi Marulkar. Mrs. Pragati Joshi, Mrs. Nasreen Khan and Ms. Kiara Thakkar look after the execution of the programme. In association with Virtual Exchange Maker coordinator Ms. Rosa Drummond and coordinator Ms. Carolina Lobo. Twenty students from each- Acharya Shree Vijay Vallabh School, Pune, India as well as from Helena Antipoff School, Brazil are selected for the project.
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The students very anxiously wait for the Tuesday to arrive as they want to learn many new things. Nothing can be compared to such a joy of an International leadership experience and global interaction. Isn’t it a truly cultural exchange?