Latest Highlights
Parent Orientation Programme | Chowgule International School (CIS)
Parent Orientation Programmes were successfully conducted to familiarize parents with the IB PYP philosophy, teaching–learning approaches, and assessment practices. The sessions strengthened collaboration between parents and the school, supporting students’ holistic development and learning journey.
Educating for 2050: India’s moment of Reckoning
Chowgule Education Society was featured in a thought-provoking article on the future of education, highlighting the need for learner-centric, globally aligned pedagogies. The feature also spotlighted the launch of Chowgule International School (CIS) as a key initiative reflecting CES’s commitment to innovation and future-ready learning.
Strengthening Global Academic Partnerships
The Consul General of Portugal visited Parvatibai Chowgule College of Arts & Science (Autonomous) to strengthen international academic collaborations. The visit focused on enhancing partnerships with the Camões Institute and exploring new opportunities with the University of Porto, including student exchange and joint research initiatives.
Goa Board Topper Felicitation
The Chowgule Education Society proudly felicitated Miss Sanvi Madgaonkar for securing First Rank in the State of Goa in the SSC Board Examination. The felicitation was conducted by Mr. Aditya Chowgule, President of Chowgule Education Society, in the presence of the PTA members and the Headmistress
Personal Development Sessions
Chowgule Education Society (CES) began the academic year with a series of professional development programmes that equipped educators with contemporary teaching strategies, inquiry-based practices and effective communication skills. These initiatives reaffirm the Society's commitment to continuous teacher development, fostering outcome-bound, future-ready classrooms and creating enriching learning experiences for every learner.
Learners Lead the Way in Four-Way Waste Segregation
Learners of CES’s St. Joseph’s Institute participated in a Four-Way Waste Segregation training hosted by the Mormugao Municipal Council, gaining hands-on experience in segregating wet, dry, hazardous and sanitary waste. Back at school, the learners led awareness sessions for their peers, inspiring the school to implement four-way waste segregation across the campus. The initiative was conducted with support from the Mineral Foundation of Goa and alumna Ms. Shraddha Rangnekar.