Mother's Care Montessori School is most prominent school, which is situated at Mandeville Gardens, Kolkata. The School gives the students the best education and learning which enhance them to become the leaders of tomorrow and global citizens of India. It imparts an environment for the development of quality of leadership, team spirit, self-esteem and other social attributes to children. The teachers are well trained and are always eager to learn something new for betterment of the little ones.

ACT conducted a workshop on "Classroom Management and Effective Teaching through Joyful Learning" at Mother's Care Montessori School on 28th April, 2017. It started with a warm welcome and introductory session. It then went ahead with various activities and interactive sessions involving the participants mostly teachers. Besides, exchange of their thoughts and sharing of their experiences went on, mostly with the objective of knowledge sharing and as a result bringing change in the overall outlook towards teaching and learning. Both the teachers and trainers shared a warmth and the workshop ended with a lot of situation based learning at both ends.

MRIDULA BANSAL : The workshop was useful and appropriate. It was also interesting, exciting and great. All parts of the body inclusive of our mind and intellect were in actions. As it was child friendly, it was very appropriate for professionals like us. No improvement required rather its absolutely good training. Excellent experience which I enjoyed thoroughly. It was a please being a part of it.

ARPITA CHAKRABORTY : The workshop was useful and cleared all our doubts. The trainer can be rated five i.e., excellent. All the activities were good especially hit-snap-clap. Doesn't require any form of improvement. It was nice and helpful. I have enjoyed the session and will apply these learning in my class.

PIYA ROY : The learning was appropriate and at the perfect pace. Many games have been played to enhance attention. I can't think of any improvement right now as I am so overwhelmed. This training was a kind of an eye opener and brushing up things and skills which we knew but needed to be reminded.

SHARMITA SAHA : The learning was indeed joyful. The part where we had to make stories instantly was most interesting. It was innovative, interesting and motivating.

PRACHI GUPTA : I am taking back a lot from the training. Loved all those games especially memory games that we practised during the workshop. No improvement required according to me. I have learned that teachers should always feel happy about themselves, and then only they can bring happiness among children.