Awareness Week 2026

The school commenced its annual Awareness Week 2026 from July 18 to 25, in the loving memory of its visionary founder, Sir B. S. Sood, whose ideals of discipline, integrity, and value-based education continue to inspire the institution.

Continuing with the theme of the previous year, “IT IS THE CONSTITUTION THAT UNITES US ALL” the inaugural day began with a special morning assembly. The school Principal formally unveiled the theme and addressed the students, highlighting the significance of the Indian Constitution by emphasizing the role of the Constitution in safeguarding the rights and duties of citizens and fostering national unity.

The assembly featured a series of engaging presentations by students of Pre-Primary and classes I & II. The students captivated the audience with a musical play on “Unity in Diversity,” showcasing India’s rich cultural heritage and the spirit of togetherness. They also demonstrated a mock ballot voting system, helping their peers understand the democratic process and the importance of informed participation in elections. The programme also included a recapitulation of the previous year’s Awareness Week activities. Students presented the key components of the Preamble of the Indian Constitution and highlighted the importance of national symbols in strengthening national identity and patriotism. A variety of classroom activities were conducted to reinforce constitutional values and democratic principles. These included thumb-print, poster making, role-play activities, classroom discussions and the creation of democracy badges, enabling students to learn through active participation and creativity.

The second day of Awareness Week was marked by enthusiasm and meaningful learning as students explored the theme of Forms of Government and Democratic Values through a variety of engaging activities.

The third day focused on fostering a deeper understanding of the three pillars of democracy—Legislature, Executive and Judiciary—and their pivotal role in maintaining a strong democratic system. To mark the day, a special assembly was conducted in which Ms. Mehuli Ghosh explained the significant role played by these three pillars in building and sustaining a vibrant democracy. Class V presented a play showcasing the functioning of the Legislature, Executive, and Judiciary and highlighted how these institutions work together to ensure the smooth functioning of the nation. Students of class VI presented an action song emphasizing the democratic values of Justice, Liberty, Equality and Fraternity, which form the foundation of a strong democratic society. It was concluded with a pledge taken by all students to uphold democratic values and contribute responsibly towards the nation.

As part of the ongoing Awareness Week celebrations, the fourth day focused on the role of Parliament in making laws and strengthening democratic governance. The day began with a special assembly where students were reminded that a strong democracy depends on responsible and informed citizens. An insightful address by Miss Alpana Arya, highlighted the functioning of Parliament, parliamentary behaviour, and the duties of citizens in a democracy. Students of Classes VII and VIII presented a mock parliamentary session, demonstrating how bills are discussed, debated, and passed after hearing views from both the ruling party and the opposition. The activity gave students a practical understanding of the law-making process. Various class wise activities were also conducted. Pre-primary and primary students participated in sponge painting activities making democracy house, while middle school students expressed their ideas through poster making and slogan writing. Senior students engaged in a debate on “Banning Social Media for Teenagers Under the Age of 16”, followed by thoughtful discussions and conclusions. The activities successfully encouraged students to think critically, participate actively, and appreciate the importance of democratic values and responsible citizenship.

Fifth day of the Week was dedicated to promote the constitutional values of equality, justice, freedom, and education among students. The aim was to let students gain a deeper understanding of the ideals enshrined in the Constitution and the importance of democratic values in everyday life.  The morning assembly inspired students with motivational anecdotes from the life of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and emphasised on the significance of equal opportunities and quality education for all. Students of Class IX presented an informative enactment on different forms of government, including dictatorship, monarchy, theocracy, and democracy which highlighted why democracy is considered the most inclusive form of government—of the people, by the people, and for the people. A thought-provoking skit by Class X introduced students to important Fundamental Rights, including the Right to Equality (Article 14), Right to Freedom (Article 19), and Right to Education (Article 21A). The performance effectively conveyed the message that every individual deserves equal rights, respect, opportunities, and access to education. The engaging classroom activities and presentations encouraged students to reflect on their rights and responsibilities as citizens and strengthened their appreciation for the democratic principles that shape our nation.

The sixth day of Awareness Week emphasized on the significance of constitutional amendments and their role in keeping the Constitution relevant to the changing needs of society.  To make the topic more engaging, students of Classes XI and XII presented an informative talk show on significant constitutional amendments, including the 42nd Amendment (Mini Constitution), 61st Amendment (lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 years), 69th Amendment (special status for the National Capital Territory of Delhi), 73rd Amendment (strengthening Panchayati Raj Institutions), 86th Amendment (Right to Education), 101st Amendment (Goods and Services Tax-GST), and the 106th Amendment (Women’s Reservation in legislatures). Students highlighted the reasons behind these amendments and discussed their impact on governance, democracy, and society.

To conclude the week on Day 7, a special assembly was conducted with a reflection on the week’s enriching journey, revisiting important themes such as the values enshrined in the Preamble, key Articles of the Constitution, Democratic principles, and significant Constitutional Amendments. Adding vibrancy to the celebration, the students of Class I presented a delightful musical play on “Unity in Diversity.”

This was followed by a thought-provoking Nukkad Natak highlighting the democratic values and responsibilities every citizen should uphold to strengthen the nation. The school choir further enriched the programme with ] a patriotic presentation of “Jai Samvidhan, Bharat Mahan.” The programme concluded with an inspiring address by the Director Reeta Khanna, who emphasized the importance of the Constitution and its guiding role in nation building. The day, and the successful Awareness Week, came to a close with the National Anthem, leaving everyone with a renewed sense of pride, responsibility, and commitment towards democratic values.

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Father’s Day Celebration

Father’s Day Celebration on July 4, 2026, Father’s Day was celebrated by the students of Nursery with great joy and enthusiasm. The celebration began with a warm welcome for all the fathers.

Fun- filled games like ‘Hula-Hoop Game’, Stack Ring Game, Pick and Place the Ball and Musical Chair brought smiles and laughter to everyone. The little ones proudly presented a tie cutout takeaway gift to their fathers as a token of love and appreciation. The celebration created beautiful memories and strengthened the special bond between fathers and their children.

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Farewell to Class XII

The farewell celebration for Class XII was a warm and joyful occasion, filled with pride, emotions, and smiles. The programme began with a peaceful prayer and a heartfelt welcome song by the teachers, creating a beautiful start to a very special day.

Director Reeta Khanna and Sangeeta Midha blessed the students and encouraged them to move ahead in life with confidence and determination. A melodious choir performance by the teachers followed, touching everyone present. Students were awarded Certificates of Appreciation and mementoes. Laughter and excitement filled the air during the fun games planned by the teachers, and the celebration ended with a fun time session where students shared carefree moments together, leaving the graduates with memories they will cherish forever.

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Picnic to Jurassic Park

Organised at Jurassic Park, Janeshwar Mishra Park of the city, the picnic for Class II was planned to provide learning along with recreation. The students were accompanied by their class teachers and support staff. The students reached the park by school buses in the morning. At Jurassic Park, they saw life-size models of different dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus Rex and Brontasaurus.

The teachers explained important facts about dinosaurs, which made the visit informative and interesting. The students enjoyed various activities, played on the swings, shared their lunch, and followed discipline throughout the trip. The teachers ensured the safety and well-being of all students. The visit was both enjoyable and educational and helped the students learn beyond the classroom.

Visit to Planetarium

The students of grade III went on an educational trip to the Indira Gandhi Planetarium, Lucknow where they had an exciting experience. They enjoyed observing the displays about planets, moons and astronaut suit, which made learning fun and interesting.

The trip proved to be very informative as the children discovered many new facts about space. The most memorable part of the visit was watching a special show that beautifully described our universe. The trip inspired curiosity, wonder and enthusiasm for science among the young learners.

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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

“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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Republic Day Celebration

The school celebrated National Republic Day 2026, marking 76 years since our country adapted its constitution. The programme began with the unfurling of the National Flag followed by the national anthem and an inspiring speech addressed by her highlighting the significance of the Constitution and national values. She reminded the students about their duties and responsibilities. A pledge was taken by the school management, staff members and the students.

The school choir enthralled the audience with soulful patriotic songs that deepened the students’ understanding of freedom and responsibility. The celebration also witnessed the Investiture Ceremony of the Student Council(2026–27), presided over by the Directors of the Institution. The newly elected office bearers were honoured with badges and sashes and pledged to serve the school with dedication. The outgoing council members were appreciated for their sincere efforts leaving everyone filled with pride and national fervour.

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