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Teachers Speak

My journey as a Pre-Primary teacher at Goldcrest High started around 2 years ago and I feel lucky to be associated with
this esteemed institution. In this short span of time I have learnt many things here like hands on learning and focus on
overall development of each and every child. I am grateful to GHV for providing me with an opportunity to enhance my
skills and knowledge. I also appreciate the support that I got from my coordinators, in-charges, and colleagues
during my tenure.
--Arpita Roy

My journey in GHV started in the year 2018 and from that day onwards my learning as a teacher began, as every day I got to
work on different tasks and events with my students and got a chance to work with young minds. I am very lucky to have
supportive colleagues and staff with whom I can comfortably share my ideas and views. GHV has given us the freedom to use
our thoughts and minds in a creative way and I am thankful for this opportunity to work in your esteemed institution.
--Meena Bhanushali

Learning is a continuous process at Goldcrest High School, Vashi. The school enables the children to develop their overall
personality, as along with learning various subjects, students also participate in extracurricular activities and are able to
enhance their life skills. It is a wonderful experience to be able to teach various subjects such as English, Social Studies and Value
Education. Since I enjoy teaching, I make my own lesson plans and teach students using various teaching strategies like pictures,
videos and music. It is a joyful experience to be a teacher at Goldcrest High, Vashi.
-- Priyanka Ahuja

Since the last 6 years I feel privileged that I got an opportunity to work with GHV, an organization with visions
and values. GHV is a family where I get all kinds of support from the Management, Principal Ma'am and all my
colleagues. In these years I have also experienced professional growth. I am grateful to be associated with this
school as a teacher as well as a proud parent.
-Sandhya Rane

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