Headmistress, Jaspal Kaur Public School.
- Robert Greene
As I pen down my thoughts for this edition of Confluence, I am reminded of how far this magazine has travelled with us—born during the testing times of the pandemic, it has now become a tradition that reflects the resilience and creativity of our school community. Each edition is not just a compilation of work; it is a mirror of our evolving journey.
Today, we live in a world where technology, particularly Artificial Intelligence, is transforming how we learn, work, and connect. While these tools offer us opportunities to think bigger, learn faster, and collaborate globally, they also remind us of the importance of balance. At JKPS, our responsibility is not only to equip students with academic excellence but also to guide them in using technology wisely, ethically, and responsibly.
Judicious use of digital tools means knowing when to rely on them—and when to rely on our own minds, empathy, and creativity. AI can support problem-solving, but it cannot replace the warmth of human interaction, the spark of curiosity in a child’s question, or the values that shape character. Education, therefore, must be about blending the best of both worlds: the efficiency of technology and the depth of human wisdom.
Through our classrooms, activities, and values-based learning, we encourage students to become critical thinkers, mindful users of technology, and compassionate global citizens. This balance is what will prepare them to navigate the uncertainties of tomorrow with confidence and clarity.
I extend my heartfelt gratitude to our Chairman Sir and Vice-Chairperson Ma’am for their constant guidance, to our parents for their partnership, to our staff for their dedication, and above all, to our students who are at the heart of every endeavour. May Confluence continue to be the space where tradition meets innovation, where values meet vision, and where every young voice finds its light.