Red and white is all we saw in today’s class presentation of class 2, as love and
peace go hand in hand… Yes! The theme on which the children performed was LOVE – “The Most Powerful Force in the Universe”.
Through the performance, the kids told us that love is a gift of God. Love is universal and must be spread as much as possible. Love for every species, ways to love one another, self-love, love for the country, etc. were some of the items presented by the children where we learnt that love exists in different forms and we must follow all of them to become a better human being. The parents were bubbling with joy to see their little ones representing the theme so well on stage.
The kids sprinkled some universal love our way and that’s how it all ended.
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Peace comes from within, from simple things that effect our spirit and soul.
Peace comes when I wrap my mother in my arms,
Peace is in shared laughter with friends ,
Peace is in the smile of a teacher when we figure out a solution to a problem..
With these peaceful and soulful thoughts started the presentation by the children of class 4 at the Gomti Nagar branch.
Yoga, a way of life ,was the opening of the peace statement..A lyrical poem on peace was an enjoyable one. The greatest apostle of peace Mahatma Gandhi was remembered with a melodious song sending the message of forgiveness, individualism and soul force.
How Ashoka -the great ,changed his thoughts and became a messenger of peace after seeing the blood shed was beautifully depicted by the Hindi skit. The peppy finale song….एक ऐसा जहां हम बनायेंगे,इंसान को इंसान हम बनायेंगे penned by the music teacher and performed enthusiastically by all the children. The parents applauded the efforts of the teacher and their children and were happy to see them perform so confidently .
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World book day is observed every year on April 23 to promote love for reading and writing. There are plenty of benefits of reading. Reading increases vocabulary, helps us to understand different ideas and theories, increases knowledge, reduces stress, keeps our memory sharp and much more.
To celebrate this day a lot of activities for children were organised in the Gomti Nagar branch. For primary classes there was a story telling, reading and making book marks. For middle school there was newspaper reading and speaking on any topic. Few children also told about their favourite book that has inspired them and the seniors explored the library to get a feel of the genre of books and magazines available. The school magazine ‘Spring Voice’ in its digitised version was also uploaded on the school website on this day .
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It is one planet,one life and one shared responsibility. Though everyday should be observed as Earth Day, it is officially celebrated on 22nd April every year to raise awareness and create a global impact on environmental conservation.
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‘The page of a book is an enchanted door.
That opens to a world never seen before.’
Children of Spring Dale School, Gomti Nagar branch celebrated International Book Day with great enthusiasm to mark the importance of books, reading and pay tribute to great literary figures. Children of all classes actively participated in different activities like reading books, newspapers, magazines and portrayed their favourite character. A few characters like – Peter Pan, Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, Thirsty crow were exhibited with the help of interesting props and by articulating their lines.
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Hippocrates, the Father of Modern Medicine has rightly said, ‘Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.’ Understanding the essence of how crucial health is for us, Spring Dale, Gomti Nagar, celebrated WORLD HEALTH DAY, initiated by WHO on 7th April 1948, with much fervour and enthusiasm.
The day began with a special assembly in which the ingredients of good health comprising a smile, self-esteem, love, laughter, positivity, exercise and good sleep were discussed followed by a brief session of meditation. Besides this, different activities were planned for all classes to help them realise the importance of good health. Pre-primary enjoyed singing rhymes on healthy food habits. Children prepared a bowl of their favourite healthy food…
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