K.R. Mangalam World School Panipat

Academic excellence stands alone as insufficient in the current fast-paced world. Students distinguish themselves through their character development, along with their behavioural conduct and their interactions with others. The practice of good manners functions as a fundamental component.  This blog analyses ten fundamental social behaviours for students by age range, from primary (1-5) to secondary and senior (6-12) students, alongside K.R. Mangalam World School , Panipat’s supportive educational approach. Part 1: Good Manners for Primary Students (Classes 1–5) Children establish their social behaviour patterns during this developmental period. Good manners instruction at an early stage develops students into polite and understanding individuals who possess self-assurance. Saying “Please” and “Thank You” These fundamental words demonstrate both gratitude and kindness, which help students form friendships while building strong relationships. Greeting Elders and Peers Children need...