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The Tranquility Bay Academy motive is not only to provide students academic excellence, but also spiritual lessons and character building courses. A major part of your child’s learning experience at Tranquility Bay will be building the character and overall personality along with leadership skills, good communication skills and positive attitude. Tranquility Bay works for building the future of students by providing them highly challenging, structured and supervised environment which helps students build self-confidence, self-esteem, character and other skills.
What is Character?
Every attribute like your personality, physical appearance, communication skills, habits, social life, etc. is taken into consideration while defining the character.
Some characteristics included in character are:
- Trustworthiness and Honesty: To be known as a good character person, you should do what you say, be honest with yourself and others and try to be loyal to your friends and family.
- Respect: Respect the feelings of your peers and your elders. Do not disobey the rules and never try to hurt anyone. You should also control your anger.
- Responsibility: Understand your goals and responsibilities towards your family and society. Always think before taking any action.
- Patience: Be patient in listening to others. Do not overreact in difficult situations.
Besides a wide range of opportunities ranging from academics to sports and extra activities, students develop important skills that benefit them in their academic and social life. They learn to:
- Be independent and self-dependent as they face the everyday challenges of living on their own.
- Make decisions; opt for appropriate choices, and to take responsibility for their actions.
- Become social and make new friends by identifying the common interests and feelings and learn to respect others.
- Live away from home and to adapt themselves to the new environment with other students of different backgrounds.
- Develop self-confidence, self-esteem, and understand their responsibility towards the society and family.
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