“Every child is a different kind of flower, and together they make this world a beautiful garden.” 🌸 Those words welcomed families to the second parent teacher meeting of the year at LAKSH International School, Vijaynagar Colony, and they captured the spirit of the whole day.
Parents, teachers and students came together to celebrate progress, talk honestly about the road ahead and cheer for our class toppers. It was a reminder that a child’s education is at its best when home and school work as one team.
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Parent Teacher Meeting 2 at LAKSH Vijaynagar Colony
Our Vijaynagar Colony campus held its Parent Teacher Meeting 2 on 18 September 2026. From the moment families walked in, the school was ready to welcome them: black and gold balloons, a colourful “Welcome to Parent-Teacher Meeting 2” board, and a heartfelt “Thank you for your valuable presence” message from our students and staff.
The parent teacher meeting was planned around three simple goals:
- Share each child’s progress clearly and honestly, with real examples of their work.
- Celebrate achievement, from academic toppers to children who have grown in confidence.
- Agree on next steps together, so that parents and teachers pull in the same direction for the rest of the term.
Parents moved from classroom to classroom, met their child’s teachers, looked through notebooks and project work, and asked the questions that mattered most to them.
7 Amazing Highlights of the Day
Every parent teacher meeting at LAKSH is more than a report-card handover. Here are the moments that made this one special.
1. A Warm Welcome for Every Family
Our students and teachers decorated the entrance with balloons, handmade posters and inspiring messages such as “Together, we support young minds to grow” and “Bright future”. Small touches like these tell parents something important: you are welcome here, and you are part of this school.
2. One-on-One Progress Conversations
The heart of any parent teacher meeting is the conversation. Parents sat down with teachers and our academic team to go through their child’s strengths, the areas that need more practice, and practical ways to help. These conversations were honest, specific and focused on the child, never on comparison.
3. Celebrating Our Class Toppers 🏆
One of the proudest moments of the day was the Topper Awards. Students who topped their classes were called up and presented with gleaming “Topper” trophies by our management, in front of the Parent-Teacher Meeting 2 board. From our youngest learners in Nursery to students in Grade 5, the smiles and thumbs-up said it all. You will find every achiever’s name in the Honour Roll below.
4. Parents Joined the Fun: “Show Your Drawing Skills”
Learning is not only for children! A “Show Your Drawing Skills” activity wall invited parents to pick up a marker and complete simple drawings: a sun, a house, an apple, a slice of watermelon. It brought back childhood memories, sparked a lot of laughter and gave parents a small taste of the creative activities their children enjoy every week.
5. Student Work on Display
The corridors were full of student work: posters on future scientists, festival displays, study tips and inspiring quotes. For many parents, seeing their child’s work on the wall was the best progress report of all.
6. Setting Goals for the Rest of the Term
Every conversation ended with a few clear, achievable goals: reading for 20 minutes a day, practising multiplication tables, improving handwriting, or speaking up more in class. Small goals, agreed together, are the ones children actually reach.
7. Listening to Parents
A parent teacher meeting works in both directions. Parents shared what they see at home, what their children enjoy, what worries them and what they would like the school to do differently. That feedback helps us keep improving.
Honour Roll: Achievers Celebrated at the Parent Teacher Meeting
Along with progress reports, this parent teacher meeting celebrated three groups of achievers. Congratulations to every child named below, and to the parents and teachers who stand behind them! 🎉
FA-2 Toppers
FA-2 is the second Formative Assessment of the year. It checks how well students have understood recent lessons through class tests, activities and assignments. These students topped their classes:
| Class | FA-2 Toppers |
|---|---|
| Nursery | Khaja Aariz Ullah |
| PP1 | Alina Hurain, Ruqqyah Fatimah |
| PP2 | Maisha Mohsin, Haifa Fathima |
| Grade 1 | Ayesha Tabassum, Zain Hussain, Arhaan Khan, Mohammed Hasnain, Asinur Ahmed |
| Grade 2 | Alisha Hoorain, Areeba Arif |
| Grade 3 | Uzaif Shaikh |
| Grade 4 | Rida Arnaaz |
| Grade 5 | Mahira Shaikh |
Weekend Test Toppers
Big exams matter, but so does steady effort every single week. These students stood out in our weekend tests:
| Class | Weekend Test Toppers |
|---|---|
| PP1 | Syed Mahir, Uzair Shah, Alishba Qadeer |
| PP2 | Maisha Mohsin, Haifa Fathima |
| Grade 1 | Ayesha Tabassum |
| Grade 2 | Alisha Hoorain, Areeba Arif |
| Grade 3 | Ameer Hamza, Uzaif Shaikh |
| Grade 4 | Rida Arnaaz |
| Grade 5 | Mahira Shaikh |
Best Student of the Month: August 2026
The Best Student of the Month award celebrates children who stood out during August, not only in their learning but in their attitude, effort and conduct:
| Class | Best Student of the Month |
|---|---|
| Nursery | Aariz |
| PP1 | Alishba Qadeer |
| PP2 | Maisha Mohsin |
| Grade 1 | Zain Hussain |
| Grade 2 | Sri Vidya |
| Grade 3 | Uzaif Shaikh |
| Grade 4 | Rida Arnaaz |
| Grade 5 | Mahira Shaikh |
🌟 Our Triple Achievers
Four students appear on all three lists: FA-2 Toppers, Weekend Test Toppers and Best Student of the Month.
- 🏅 Maisha Mohsin (PP2)
- 🏅 Uzaif Shaikh (Grade 3)
- 🏅 Rida Arnaaz (Grade 4), who also won two bronze medals at the Super Fighters Karate Championship 2026
- 🏅 Mahira Shaikh (Grade 5)
Doing well in a single exam is an achievement. Doing well in exams, weekly tests and everyday conduct, all in the same term, shows real consistency and character. Well done! 👏
Many more children were close behind, including our double achievers Ayesha Tabassum, Zain Hussain, Alishba Qadeer, Alisha Hoorain, Areeba Arif and Haifa Fathima. We are proud of every one of them.
A Message to Our Achievers and Every Child
To the children on these lists: your hard work shows, and we are proud of you. Keep being curious, keep asking questions and keep helping your friends.
To every other child: the next parent teacher meeting is another chance to shine. Awards are wonderful, but the most important thing is that you keep learning, keep improving and keep enjoying school. Every teacher at LAKSH is cheering for you. 💪
Why the Parent Teacher Meeting Matters
Children do best when the adults around them are working together. A parent teacher meeting gives parents and teachers the chance to:
- 🔍 See the full picture: teachers see the child in class, while parents see the child at home. Both views matter.
- 🎯 Catch small problems early: a gap in reading or maths is far easier to fix in the second term than in the final exam.
- 💬 Build trust: when parents and teachers know each other, children feel supported from both sides.
- 🌟 Motivate the child: children notice when their parents take an interest in school. It tells them their learning matters.
At LAKSH this idea sits at the heart of our Three-Cornered Approach, a partnership between parents, teachers and students. Every parent teacher meeting is one of the most important moments in that partnership. It also reflects the vision of India’s National Education Policy 2020, which highlights the role of parents and communities in children’s learning.
How to Make the Most of Every Parent Teacher Meeting
A parent teacher meeting usually lasts only a few minutes per family, so a little preparation goes a long way. Here is a simple plan any parent can follow.
Before the meeting:
- 📝 Talk to your child. Ask which subjects they enjoy, which ones feel hard, and whether anything is worrying them.
- 📚 Look through recent notebooks, test papers and homework.
- ✍️ Write down two or three questions you most want answered.
During the meeting:
- 👂 Listen first, then ask your questions.
- 🔎 Ask for examples. “Can you show me where she is struggling?” is more useful than “How is she doing?”
- 🤝 Agree on one or two things you will do at home and one or two things the teacher will do in class.
After the meeting:
- 💛 Share the positives with your child first. Every child has strengths worth celebrating.
- 🗓️ Turn the goals into a simple daily routine.
- 📞 Stay in touch with the class teacher. You do not need to wait for the next parent teacher meeting to ask a question.
10 Questions to Ask at a Parent Teacher Meeting
Not sure what to ask? These questions help parents get the most useful answers:
- What are my child’s biggest strengths in class?
- Which subject or topic needs the most attention right now?
- How does my child participate in class discussions and activities?
- Does my child complete homework on time and with care?
- How does my child get along with classmates?
- Is my child reading at the right level for their age?
- What is one thing I can do at home every day to help?
- How can I support my child before the next exams?
- Are there any clubs, competitions or activities my child should try?
- What is the best way to contact you if I have a concern?
Save this list and bring it to your next parent teacher meeting. You will leave with a clear plan instead of a general “doing well”.
Supporting Your Child at Home After the Meeting
What happens after a parent teacher meeting matters just as much as the meeting itself. These simple habits make a real difference: For a step-by-step routine, try our 30-day plan after a PTM, shared at PTM 2 in our Razvi Chaman campus.
- ⏰ A fixed study time: the same time and the same quiet place every day builds focus.
- 📖 Daily reading: even 15 to 20 minutes of reading a day improves vocabulary, comprehension and confidence.
- 📵 Screen time with limits: balance screens with outdoor play, family time and good sleep.
- 🗣️ Talk about school: ask “What did you learn today?” or “What made you laugh at school?” instead of just “How was school?”
- 👏 Praise effort, not just marks: children who feel their hard work is noticed keep working hard.
- 🍎 Healthy routines: a good breakfast, enough water and a regular bedtime help children concentrate in class.
How LAKSH Keeps Parents Connected All Year
The parent teacher meeting is just one of many ways we keep families involved at LAKSH Vijaynagar Colony:
- 📅 Regular parent teacher meetings through the year to review progress and plan ahead.
- 🎉 School events and celebrations where parents are always welcome, like our Laksh Inspire 2.0 programme for students, parents and educators.
- 🏅 Student achievements shared with the whole school community, from class toppers to sports champions.
- 🤖 Future-ready learning such as our new AI labs, part of the wider AI learning programme across LAKSH.
- 📱 Easy access to teachers so parents can raise questions whenever they need to.
Our 360° Learning Model develops every child intellectually, emotionally, socially, digitally and practically, and parents are partners at every stage of that journey.
More from Our PTM 2 Series
Every LAKSH campus held its PTM 2 this month, and each article focuses on a different part of the parent’s journey:
- 📋 Before the PTM: 10 questions to ask at a parent teacher meeting, in this article from our Vijaynagar Colony campus.
- 🗓️ After the PTM: a 30-day plan, a checklist and what to say to your child, from our Razvi Chaman campus.
- 📊 Understanding the progress report: how to read your child’s progress report and decode teacher remarks, from our Kisannagar campus.
Why Parents Choose LAKSH Vijaynagar Colony
For 16 years, families across Karimnagar have trusted LAKSH International Schools with their children’s education. Here is why parents in and around Vijaynagar Colony choose us:
- 🏆 An award-winning school: Best School of the Year 2026 for Experiential Learning, 1st in Telangana and 4th in India for Technology Integration by Education World, and among the Top 500 Schools of India.
- 🤝 Parents as partners: the Three-Cornered Approach puts parents, teachers and students on the same team, and every parent teacher meeting is a real conversation.
- 🧠 The 360° Learning Model: a structured, student-centred way of teaching that develops the whole child.
- 📚 A strong academic foundation: preparation for Olympiads and competitive exams such as IIT-JEE and NEET.
- 🥋 Champions beyond the classroom: our Vijaynagar Colony students recently brought home 13 medals from the Super Fighters Karate Championship 2026.
- 🎨 Creativity and values: art, cultural celebrations, leadership and value education are part of every week.
- 📍 A school close to home: right in Vijaynagar Colony, Karimnagar.
When you choose LAKSH, you do not just choose a school for your child. You join a community that works with you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a parent teacher meeting?
A parent teacher meeting (PTM) is a scheduled meeting where parents and teachers discuss a child’s progress, strengths and areas to improve, and agree on next steps together.
How often does LAKSH hold parent teacher meetings?
LAKSH holds parent teacher meetings regularly through the academic year. This was the second parent teacher meeting of the year at our Vijaynagar Colony branch.
What should I bring to a parent teacher meeting?
Bring a short list of questions, any concerns you have noticed at home, and an open mind. Looking through your child’s notebooks beforehand also helps.
What if I cannot attend the parent teacher meeting?
Please inform the class teacher in advance. We will arrange another time to discuss your child’s progress, because every parent’s involvement matters.
Were students awarded at the parent teacher meeting?
Yes. Three sets of awards were presented during Parent Teacher Meeting 2: FA-2 Toppers, Weekend Test Toppers and Best Student of the Month for August 2026. Class toppers received Topper trophies from our management.
What is FA-2?
FA-2 is the second Formative Assessment of the academic year. It measures how well students have understood recent lessons through class tests, activities and assignments, so teachers and parents can spot strengths and gaps early.
Which students won all three awards?
Maisha Mohsin (PP2), Uzaif Shaikh (Grade 3), Rida Arnaaz (Grade 4) and Mahira Shaikh (Grade 5) were named FA-2 Toppers, Weekend Test Toppers and Best Student of the Month for August 2026.
Where is LAKSH International School, Vijaynagar Colony?
10-52/10/7/B/2, Vijaya Nagar Colony, Karimnagar, Telangana. You can call us on 96181 60524.
Admissions Open at LAKSH Vijaynagar Colony: How to Apply
Looking for a school where you are welcomed as a partner, not just informed at a parent teacher meeting? Admissions are open at LAKSH International School, Vijaynagar Colony. 🌟
Apply in 4 easy steps:
- 📞 Enquire: call 96181 60524 or fill in our online enquiry form.
- 🏫 Visit: tour the Vijaynagar Colony campus and meet our teachers.
- 🤝 Meet us: talk to our academic team about your child’s needs and goals.
- ✅ Enrol: complete the admission formalities and join the LAKSH family.
Seats in each class are limited, so we encourage parents to visit early.
📍 LAKSH International School, Vijaynagar Colony
10-52/10/7/B/2, Vijaya Nagar Colony, Karimnagar
📞 Call: 96181 60524
📧 Email: lakshvijaynagar@gmail.com
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