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Correspondent

Chitra Prasad started her career in NSN in the year 1996 as a Co-ordinator. She became the Principal in 2000 and went on to become the Correspondent in 2006. She is a post graduate in English with a bachelor’s degree in in Education and a post graduate diploma in Educational Leadership. She has been in the field of education for 25 years and is a passionate educationist who loves to be a “mom at school.” She believes in an education system that unleashes the humongous human potential and aids in discovering the self. A school, according to her, should not only be a “Temple of. Learning” but also a “Temple of Transformation.” She played a vital role in the expansion of NSN as the NSN Group of Schools and was instrumental in the Accreditation of all the three schools. She leads a team of more than 350 staff. She works closely with the Heads of all the three schools, empowering them to be dynamic leaders!

Principal

Mrs .Radhamani ,a postgraduate in Commerce and a Bachelor in Education, joined N.S.N Matriculation Higher Secondary school as a primary English teacher, in the year 1998.She then became the Academic Supervisor in the year 2002 and the vice principal in 2008. Her dedication and sincerity towards her work earned her the post of Principal of the school in the year 2009. In the year 2018 she was appointed as the Principal of N.S.N Memorial School (CBSE)
As principal she played a vital role in planning the curriculum, planning co-curricular activities , recruiting staff and conducting in-house trainings and demo sessions to empower teachers. She introduced a structured lesson plan for teachers and brought about a change in the teaching learning process. She conducts workshop on components of lesson plan , big ideas of teaching and 21st century skills every year. Under her able leadership and guidance the CBSE school’s first batch of std x and std xii successfully passed the AISSE & AISSCE Examination with cent percent result.
She has attended many certified courses and empowerment programs, to name a few , WIPRO teacher empowerment program, NAV CHETANA leadership empowerment program by EZ Vidya ,Educational Leadership Program conducted by CEMD, Delhi along with the Kuruvilla Joccb Initiative ,Accreditation training program conducted by Quality Council of India, Delhi., etc
As for her personal interests, she loves reading, dance ,drama and music. She is easily adaptable to any new situation and is people friendly. She is self -motivated and enjoys working beyond the call of duty.

Founder

Smt. Lalitha Menon started her career as a lecturer in Economics in the Ethiraj. College for Women. At a time when women’s education was very rare, in the 1950s, she did her post graduation. Little did she know what fate had in store for her. She was widowed at a very young age and was left with three daughters. After her tryst with Destiny, she picked up the threads of her life and started the NSN Children’s School in 1968 with just two students, to perpetuate the memory of her husband, late Sri NSN Menon. She was an embodiment of courage, determination, perseverance, and everything that made her relentless in her striving. Every time life pushed her down, she got up one more time and dusted herself and moved forward. Life was very challenging for her as she had to strike a balance between personal and professional life. Her unshakeable faith in the Almighty gave her immense strength. Her total dedication and devotion to her work contributed to the growth of the NSN Group of Schools. Her life stands as a testimony to the indomitable spirit of a woman who refused to be cowed down by the challenges of life. Success is not the absence of failure, but the will to move forward in spite of it. “Only when you have a vision for tomorrow, you will find power and purpose in your today’s work.”

COLOR DAY (ORANGE)

COLOUR DAY (PINK)

COLOUR DAY (PINK)

COLOUR DAY (PINK)

COLOUR DAY (PINK)

Talent Show – Show and Tell

Talent Show – Show and Tell

Talent Show – Show and Tell

Talent Show – Show and Tell

Library Week @ N.S.N “Celebrating Books”