Presentation of Class IV

The presentation of Class IV-A, commenced with a graceful prayer dance followed by an insightful introduction of the theme. Students have recited the poem “unplugged and free”. A skit with the dance and song reinforced the message.

The humorous and thought provoking skit “Mein Mobile Ban Jau” was enacted by the students enthusiastically. The presentation concluded with the message by the students about what they learnt from this theme and grand finale performance on the song ‘Screen Free Day’.

In presentation of Class IV-B, a graceful prayer dance was held on ‘Har Taraf, Har Jagah’ following with an insightful introduction of the theme Diligence through English Skit. Students have recited the poem on diligence very well and with enthusiasm.

The Hindi song ‘Tu Mehnat Ka Fal Payega’ which was sung by the students was very melodious and mesmerising. The presentation was concluded with Hindi shlok ‘Aalasyam Manushyaam’ and with the message by the students about what they have learned through this theme and grand finale group danced on Diligence.

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Bagless Day 2025

To encourage activities outside of textbooks, an initiative of Bagless Day was conducted, aiming to create a more enjoyable learning environment among the students. The activities were designed to promote physical, mental and emotional well-being of the students emphasising on innovative
and experiential learning.

Students of Playgroup were involved in meditation, Crayon shaving and pasting activity and clay activity followed by recreational games and Origami activity performed by Nursery students. Some physical exercises were also performed in the form of Yoga, Zumba and other fun games with an objective to build a healthy mind which dwells in a
healthy body.

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Awareness Week 2025

The inaugural day of the week started with the special assembly where the theme was revealed by the school Principal. She briefed the students with the importance of constitution to promote justice & equality and to preserve mankind.

A poem “WHERE THE MIND IS WITHOUT FEAR” written by Rabindranath Tagore was recited by everyone and various national symbols like national flag, national emblem, national bird, national flower and many other were also displayed during the assembly. Students were engaged in many creative and innovative activities like drawing, poster making, thumb printing, sponge printing and creative writing.

The second day of Awareness Week was dedicated to foster a deeper understanding among the students about the Constitution of India, its significance, the formation of the constituent assembly
and the ideals enshrined in the Preamble.

Students were introduced to the constituent assembly, which was formed in 1946 and comprised of prominent leaders from every corner of the country. The main highlight of the day was reading the Preamble, being the soul of the constitution and interpreting the terms of Preamble in its easiest form to emphasise the relevance of constitutional values in everyday life. Various class activities were conducted of reading and drafting their own Preamble to understand its importance.

The third day of Awareness Week began with a stimulating quiz on the
Preamble set the tone for the day, encouraging students to reflect on the foundational ideals of our nation.

This was followed by impactful sessions led by teachers, who shed light on the significance of key constitutional values. The terms Sovereign, Secular, socialist, Republic and Democratic were explained with clarity, helping students grasp the essence of India’s national character. The day continued keeping the students engaged with different activities like Preamble Writing, Poster making, Quiz based on Preamble and its ideals.

The session culminated with a meaningful discussion on these terms reminding students that true nation-building begin with awareness, responsibility, and active participation. The day reinforced the belief that the Constitution is not just a document, but a living guide to ethical and informed citizenship.

With the objective of building on this enriching foundation, the Day 4 began on an intellectually stimulating note with a Quiz on the Preamble, designed to assess and reinforce students’ understanding of the fundamental ideals of our Constitution.

Students participated with great enthusiasm, showcasing not only their knowledge but also their deep sense of curiosity and respect for the constitutional framework of the nation. Teachers shed light on the core principles enshrined in the Preamble – Justice, Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity. They articulated how these ideals form the bedrock of our Constitution and act as guiding lights for the functioning of our democracy.

A captivating role play was also presented by the students, vividly portraying the process of casting a vote – from voter registration to the final ballot drop – highlighting the power and responsibility vested in every citizen. Students enthusiastically participated in poster- making, slogan writing, and group discussions based on the preamble values. Some classes even organised Preamble recitation competitions and quiz rounds to reinforce the understanding of constitutional ideals in an interactive manner.

The spirit of unity, equality, and national pride resonated through the corridors of the school, making the day truly memorable.

The fifth day commenced with an engaging and thought-provoking morning assembly, marking the culmination of a week-long journey of civic enlightenment and constitutional values. The day began with a brief yet powerful recapitulation of the highlights from the previous sessions, reinforcing the spirit of democracy and responsibility among the students. Teachers delved into the Fundamental Rights and Duties enshrined in the Indian Constitution, along with the Directive Principles of State Policy. They eloquently emphasized the importance of every citizen’s moral and constitutional responsibilities in nation-building. Their discourse shed light on
how rights empower individuals, while duties ensure the harmony and sustainability of the democratic framework.

The assembly was not only informative but also interactive, encouraging students to reflect upon their role in upholding the principles of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. To reinforce the concepts discussed, various classroom activities were conducted throughout the day.

Students enthusiastically participated in: Multiple Choice Quizzes (MCQs) based on Rights, Duties and Directive Principles, Interactive quizzes, Role Plays and group discussions to test their understanding of the Constitution,
Poster-making and slogan-writing sessions, designing logos and symbols that highlighted the significance of civic duties and a Reflection Writing Activity, where students shared personal experiences of upholding their duties in everyday life. The day concluded on a reflective note, leaving students more aware of the delicate balance between rights and responsibilities — a balance crucial for a vibrant and inclusive democracy.

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Splash Pool Activity

Splash pool activity was conducted at the Kanpur road branch for Kindergarten kids. The little ones had a joyful time splashing and playing in the cool water. As this brought smiles, laughter, and a refreshing break from the summer heat.

World Dance Day 2025

“Diverse Dance Forms of India”, following the theme for this day an inspiring speech was delivered by students of Class X who beautifully articulated the significance of World Dance Day. They shared insights about how dance transcends language and cultural barriers, serving as a powerful means of expression and connection among people. Students also delivered insightful speeches on diverse Indian dance forms such as Kathak, Garba, Bharatanatyam, Thumri and Bihu, highlighting their cultural significance.

The event also featured vibrant performances that brought these dance forms to life. The celebration aimed to promote appreciation for India’s rich dance heritage and foster creativity among students, making it a memorable and educational experience.

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Class Presentation – Playgroup

The class presentation of class playgroup was held on February 5, 2025 at the Kanpur road campus on the theme “FRUITS & VEGETABLES”. The objective of the presentation was to make the children familiar with the names and characteristics of various fruits and vegetables.

Students introduced themselves as fruits and vegetables and danced on various rhymes related to fruits and vegetables. They also conveyed the health benefits of fruits and vegetables. They also performed on song ‘I Like To Move It’ and presented a finale song ‘Nanhe hai Nanha sa Dil’ with confidence.

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Graduation Day 2024-25

Graduation Day for class XII students was organized with full fervour and joy on February 3, 2025 at the Kanpur Branch . 87 students along with their parents were present during the occasion. The Director, Mrs Reeta Khanna, addressed the gathering with her noble words of motivation and appreciation, further sharing insights on how to stay focused and organized in one’s life to achieve the goals in life and come out as a successful individual.

The Vice Principal, Mrs Shoma Banerjee anchored the event by adding on past memories and footprints that each student had left in the campus. The Principal, Ms Juliet Mary highlighted the significant qualities of the batch by identifying the students as Peacemakers, Youth of greater obedience and resilience,

Young minds with the determination to achieve goals and emerge as future leaders. The Director, Mrs Sangeeta Midha, addressed the gathering by saying how to be a man and woman of value in life. Thereafter, the parents and students were served the high tea hosted by the Teachers community. Inaddition to that was the most endearing session by the teachers for their students.

Students were given a certificate of commendation highlighting the qualities which they unfolded in this campus in a period of last fifteen years. It was a true moment of pride and joy for the parents when their children received the commendation along with a personalised memento for them.

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Republic Day Celebration

The importance of freedom and sacrifice for the Nation was told to the children by the principal through an impressive speech followed by the Preamble to the Constitution of India in Hindi.

The Investiture Ceremony of the Student Council for the academic year 2025-26 was also held with great solemnity and dignity. The Directors honoured the new office bearers with batches and sashes was conducted with high degree of earnestness and passion. The newly selected office bearers pledged to bestow their duties to the best of their abilities. They also appreciated the outgoing office bearers and congratulated the new ones. She advised them to be the role models and lead with godly wisdom. The function concluded with the patriotic song “Saare jahan se achha”. The function came to an end with distribution of sweets. May we continue celebrating it forever!

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Class Presentation – Class II

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Class Presentation – Class III

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