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On June 30, 2026, our school hosted its Orientation Programme for new families alongside the first Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM-I) of the academic year. The orientation provided new parents with valuable insights into the school’s curriculum, core values, and campus facilities, ensuring a smooth transition for our young learners.

Simultaneously, PTM-I offered an essential platform for parents and teachers to connect individually, discuss early academic progress, and set collaborative goals for the months ahead. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all parents for their enthusiastic participation in building a strong home-school partnership.

On June 24, 2026, our school organized a vibrant Bag Painting activity for students of Classes 5 to 8. This creative event provided a wonderful platform for our young artists to showcase their imagination and design skills on a unique canvas.

Using plain cloth bags, students enthusiastically painted diverse themes, ranging from eco-friendly messages and nature landscapes to intricate mandala art and motivational quotes. The activity beautifully blended artistic expression with practical utility, teaching students the value of sustainable, reusable alternatives while turning ordinary bags into personalized masterpieces.

Our school vibrantly celebrated Yoga Week from June 13 to June 20, 2026, engaging students from Classes 1 to 8. The week-long event aimed to cultivate physical fitness, mental clarity, and emotional well-being from a young age.

Each morning began with rejuvenating sessions where students practiced basic asanas (postures), breathing exercises (pranayama), and mindfulness techniques tailored to their age groups. Junior students enjoyed playful, animal-inspired poses, while senior classes focused on concentration and flexibility. This celebration successfully inspired our young learners to embrace a healthier lifestyle, integrating the ancient practice of yoga into their daily routines for a balanced future.

A Clay Kitchenware Making Activity was organized on 19 June 2026 for students of Classes 1 to 4. The activity aimed to develop creativity, imagination, and fine motor skills among young learners. Students were introduced to different types of kitchenware and were encouraged to create miniature items such as cups, plates, bowls, pots, and spoons using clay.

The colourful and unique clay models displayed by the students made the classroom lively and cheerful. The activity was both educational and enjoyable, providing a fun learning experience and leaving students with happy memories of creating their own clay kitchenware.

A Nature Art Activity was organized on 17 June 2026 for students of Classes 5 to 8. The activity aimed to encourage creativity and develop an appreciation for nature and the environment. Students used natural materials such as leaves, flowers, twigs, seeds, and grass to create beautiful artistic designs and patterns.

Students participated enthusiastically and displayed remarkable imagination and artistic skills through their creations. The classroom atmosphere was filled with excitement, learning, and creativity.

A Newspaper Craft Activity was conducted on 18th February 2026 for the students of Classes 5 to 8. The activity aimed to encourage creativity and promote the importance of recycling and reusing old newspapers.

Students actively participated and created various craft items such as decorative pieces, paper baskets, flowers, and other innovative designs using newspapers. The activity helped students develop their creativity, patience, and fine motor skills while learning how waste materials can be transformed into useful and beautiful objects.

The event was both enjoyable and educational, spreading awareness about eco-friendly practices and the value of recycling.

The fourth Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) along with an exhibition was held on 14th February 2026 for students of Classes 1 to 8. The event provided a valuable platform for parents and teachers to discuss students’ academic progress, behaviour, and overall development.

An exhibition of students’ creative and academic work was also organized. Various projects, models, charts, and craft activities prepared by the students were displayed, showcasing their learning and creativity. Parents appreciated the efforts of the students and teachers and showed great interest in the exhibits.

The event strengthened the partnership between parents and the school, creating a supportive environment for the holistic development of students.

A Coconut Shell Craft Activity was conducted on 11th February 2026 for students of Classes 5 to 8. The activity aimed to promote creativity and environmental awareness among students by encouraging them to reuse natural materials. Students enthusiastically created decorative items using coconut shells and craft materials. The activity helped develop their artistic skills while spreading the message of recycling and eco-friendly practices.

The Vasant Panchami Celebration for Classes 1 to 8 was observed with devotion and joy. The school campus was beautifully decorated, and an idol of Goddess Saraswati was placed at the centre for worship. The programme began with Saraswati Vandana and a short prayer, seeking blessings for knowledge and wisdom. Students came dressed in yellow attire, symbolizing energy, learning, and prosperity. Teachers explained the importance of Vasant Panchami and its connection with education and culture. Children offered flowers and performed aarti with great respect and discipline. A short cultural presentation added charm to the celebration and spread awareness about Indian traditions. The atmosphere was filled with positivity and devotion. The celebration helped students understand the value of learning and respect for knowledge. The programme concluded with blessings and prasad distribution, leaving everyone spiritually uplifted and inspired.

The Republic Day Celebration for Classes 1 to 8 was organized with great pride and patriotic spirit on 21st January 2026. The school campus was beautifully decorated with tricolour flags, balloons, and charts showing national symbols. The programme began with: students presented patriotic songs, dances, and short speeches highlighting the importance of the Constitution and the duties of good citizens. Teachers explained the significance of Republic Day and encouraged students to respect the values of unity, equality, and discipline. Children participated actively and showed great enthusiasm throughout the celebration. The message of love for the nation and responsibility towards society was clearly conveyed through the performances. The celebration created a sense of national pride among students and inspired them to become responsible and honest citizens of India.

The Kite Making Activity for Classes 1 to 4 was conducted on 9th January 2026 with great excitement and creativity. The classroom was filled with colourful papers, ribbons, and decorative materials as students eagerly participated in the activity. Teachers guided the children step by step in making simple and attractive kites using chart paper and sticks. Students decorated their kites with bright colours, stickers, and patterns, showing their imagination and artistic skills. The activity helped children improve their fine motor skills and encouraged teamwork and cooperation. They also learned about the importance of patience and careful work while making their kites. All the completed kites were displayed in the classroom, creating a joyful and festive look. The Kite Making Activity was both educational and enjoyable, leaving students happy and proud of their handmade creations.