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APR

2026

Red Colour Day

The Pre-Primary wing celebrated Red Colour Day with great excitement and enthusiasm, turning the wing into a vibrant world of red. The celebration was planned as a fun and experiential learning activity to help young learners recognise, identify, and understand the colour red in their surroundings. The little ones came dressed in bright red attire, adding colour and cheer to the celebration. Teachers engaged the children in a variety of red-themed activities, helping them identify familiar objects, fruits, flowers, and other things associated with the colour. Through these hands-on activities, children learnt about the colour in an enjoyable and age-appropriate manner. A special watermelon party added to the excitement. The children enjoyed the refreshing fruit while learning about its colour, shape, taste, and texture. The activity encouraged them to connect classroom learning with a real-life experience, making the concept more meaningful and memorable. The celebration was a delightful blend of learning, exploration, and fun, providing children with opportunities to develop their observation skills, vocabulary, sensory awareness, and social interaction. The Red Colour Day celebration truly reflected the joy of learning through doing and experiencing for our young learners.

APR

2026

Panchayati Raj Day

On the occasion of Panchayati Raj Day, the school organised an engaging and informative activity led by the students of Grade VII under the guidance of their Social Science teacher Ms Manisha Jaisani. The activity aimed to familiarise students with the functioning of the Panchayati Raj system and help them understand how democracy operates at the grassroots level. Through a thoughtfully enacted Panchayat meeting, the students recreated the proceedings of a village Panchayat. They portrayed the roles of the Panch and other members, demonstrating how villagers bring forward their concerns and discuss issues affecting the community. The enactment showcased how discussions take place, how different viewpoints are considered, and how decisions are collectively made for the welfare and development of the village. Students also highlighted the various developmental schemes and welfare initiatives undertaken through the Panchayat for villagers. These included areas such as sanitation, drinking water, roads, education, healthcare, employment, and other community development initiatives. Through the enactment, students gained an understanding of how local governance addresses the needs and concerns of people at the community level. The activity served as a wonderful example of experiential learning and learning by doing. Rather than simply reading about the Panchayati Raj system in textbooks, students experienced the roles, procedures, discussions, and decision-making processes firsthand. It helped them develop a deeper understanding of democratic participation, leadership, collaboration, communication, and civic responsibility. The Grade 7 students presented the activity with confidence and enthusiasm, making the celebration both educational and engaging. The initiative successfully connected classroom concepts with real-life governance and encouraged students to become more aware and responsible citizens.

APR

2026

World Earth Day

On the occasion of World Earth Day, the school conducted a special assembly by the students of Grade VIII, centred around the theme of environmental responsibility and sustainable living. The assembly aimed to create awareness among students about the importance of making mindful choices in their everyday lives and taking collective responsibility for protecting the environment. As part of the assembly, the students highlighted the harmful impact of excessive use of foil paper and encouraged everyone to adopt more sustainable alternatives. They took a meaningful pledge to avoid using foil paper for their lunch boxes and instead opt for eco-friendly cloth wraps and reusable alternatives. The students also pledged to keep their surroundings clean, green, and pollution-free, emphasising that small individual actions can contribute to a healthier planet. Adding a creative dimension to the celebration, students of Grades III- V participated in a “Best Out of Waste” activity. Using discarded and waste materials, the young learners transformed them into useful and creative objects, demonstrating the principles of reuse, recycling, and responsible consumption. The activity encouraged students to look at waste differently and understand that many discarded materials can be given a new purpose through creativity and imagination. The Earth Day celebration was a meaningful blend of awareness, action, and creativity. Through the assembly and hands-on activity, students learnt that environmental conservation is not limited to a single day but is a responsibility that can be incorporated into everyday life. The initiatives beautifully reflected the school’s commitment to nurturing environmentally conscious, responsible, and future-ready citizens.

APR

2026

Heritage Day- Special Assembly

On the occasion of World Heritage Day, the students of Grade X conducted a special assembly celebrating the rich and diverse heritage of Rajasthan. The assembly provided an insightful glimpse into the state’s glorious past, highlighting its remarkable contribution to India’s history, culture, and architectural legacy. Through their presentations and thoughtfully curated content, students explored the historical significance of Rajasthan, drawing attention to the state’s magnificent architectural heritage, featuring its grand forts, majestic palaces, intricately designed temples, and other enduring monuments that reflect the artistic excellence and craftsmanship of a bygone era. The students further brought attention to Rajasthan’s important archaeological sites, emphasizing their role in understanding ancient civilisations, settlements, and the evolution of human culture. Their presentation helped the audience appreciate how these sites serve as invaluable links between the past and the present. The assembly was not merely a celebration of heritage but also an opportunity for students to understand the importance of preserving and protecting historical and cultural treasures for future generations. Through this engaging learning experience, students developed greater awareness of their cultural roots while strengthening their research, communication, and presentation skills. The Grade X students presented a meaningful tribute to Rajasthan’s timeless legacy, reminding everyone that heritage is not simply a record of the past, but a responsibility entrusted to the present for the future.

APR

2026

World Health Day- Special Assembly

In observance of World Health Day, the students of Grade IX conducted a thought-provoking and impactful special assembly to raise awareness about the importance of healthy eating habits and overall well-being.The highlight of the assembly was a compelling theatrical act portraying a doctor's advice on the excessive consumption of packaged foods and sugary beverages. Through engaging performances, the students effectively illustrated the adverse effects of unhealthy dietary choices, including obesity, diabetes, weakened immunity, and other long-term health complications.The powerful presentation encouraged the audience to reflect on their everyday food habits and emphasized the significance of choosing fresh, nutritious, and balanced meals over processed alternatives. The students' confident performance and meaningful message resonated with everyone present, making the session both educational and inspiring.The assembly concluded with a pledge to embrace healthier lifestyle practices, reinforcing the idea that good health is built through informed choices and consistent habits. The initiative served as an excellent example of experiential learning, enabling students to spread awareness while developing communication, creativity, and social responsibility.Through such meaningful programmes, the school continues to nurture health-conscious, informed, and responsible individuals who understand the importance of making choices that contribute to a healthier future.

DEC

2025

Annual Day 2025-26

The school celebrated its Annual Day for the academic session 2025–26 with great enthusiasm and grandeur on 23rd December 2025. The entire campus was beautifully decorated and illuminated with bright, vibrant lights, creating a festive and celebratory ambience. The event witnessed the gracious presence of parents, guests, and well-wishers who gathered to encourage and applaud the young performers.The programme commenced with an auspicious Saraswati Vandana Prayer Dance, invoking the blessings of Goddess Saraswati, the deity of knowledge, wisdom, and learning. The serene and graceful performance set a spiritual and positive tone for the evening.The cultural programme that followed was a delightful blend of creativity, talent, and meaningful messages. Students enthralled the audience with energetic and expressive dance performances, exhibiting remarkable confidence and stage presence. The Joker Dance and Charlie Chaplin Dance infused the evening with humour and joy.The event was honoured by the presence of the esteemed Chief Guest, Prof. Avinash Kumar Agarwal (IIT Director) accompanied by Dr. Rashmi Avinash Agarwal, whose association added dignity and inspiration to the occasion. The Chief Guest felicitated the students during the Co-curricular Prize Distribution Ceremony, appreciating their outstanding achievements in academics, sports, cultural activities, and other co-curricular domains. The recognition served as a strong motivation for students to strive for excellence in all spheres.This was followed by the Principal’s Annual Report, which highlighted the school’s academic progress, co-curricular achievements, student accomplishments, and future aspirations, reflecting the school’s continuous commitment to holistic education and excellence.A thought-provoking Shadow Act sensitized the gathering about the importance of cleanliness and social responsibility, delivering a powerful message through creative visuals. The Mime Act further captivated the audience with its expressive storytelling, while the Women Empowerment Act strongly conveyed the message of equality, strength, and respect for women in society.The festive spirit of the season was beautifully showcased through a Christmas Skit, spreading messages of love, kindness, and togetherness. The tiny tots of the Pre-School won hearts with their adorable Balloon Dance, filling the atmosphere with joy and cheer.The star attraction of the evening was the spectacular Mahisasur Vadh Act, which left the audience spellbound with its powerful enactment, impressive choreography, and dramatic presentation. The performance received thunderous applause and stood out as the highlight of the celebration.The Annual Day concluded on a joyful and memorable note, celebrating the collective efforts of students, teachers, and the entire school community. The event truly reflected the school’s vibrant culture, dedication, and commitment to nurturing talent, values, and excellence.

JUL

2026

World Day of International Justice

On the occasion of the World Day of International Justice, Grade IX presented an engaging Moot Court presentation, offering audiences an immersive experience into the workings of the judicial system. The event was designed to foster legal awareness, constitutional values, and critical thinking while helping students appreciate the significance of justice and the rule of law.The highlight of the programme was a compelling courtroom enactment of the landmark M.C. Mehta vs. Union of India case. Students meticulously recreated an authentic courtroom setting, assuming the roles of judges, advocates, petitioners, respondents, witnesses, and court officials. Through articulate arguments, persuasive advocacy, and well-researched presentations, they demonstrated an impressive understanding of legal procedures and environmental jurisprudence.The realistic courtroom proceedings captivated the audience, showcasing the students' confidence, eloquence, and analytical abilities. Their portrayal not only reflected thorough preparation but also emphasised the enduring importance of environmental protection, public interest litigation, and the judiciary's role in safeguarding citizens' fundamental rights.The Moot Court served as an enriching experiential learning activity, enabling students to connect classroom knowledge with real-world legal processes. It inspired them to think critically, uphold ethical values, and recognize the indispensable role of justice in building a fair and equitable society.The programme concluded with words of appreciation from the school leadership, who commended the participants and mentors for their dedication and exceptional performance. The event stood as a testament to the school's commitment to nurturing informed, responsible, and socially conscious citizens through meaningful and innovative learning experiences.

JUL

2026

Splashing into Fun

A refreshing Pool Party was organised for students of Nursery to Grade III, creating a day filled with laughter, excitement, and joyful memories. The event provided children with a perfect opportunity to beat the heat while enjoying a safe and engaging recreational experience.Dressed in their colourful swimwear, the little ones enthusiastically splashed in the pool, participated in fun water activities, and enjoyed every moment with their friends under the careful supervision of teachers and support staff. Their cheerful smiles and infectious energy transformed the poolside into a vibrant celebration of fun and togetherness.Adding to the excitement, students were served cool lemon water to keep them refreshed and hydrated, along with delicious snacks that made the celebration even more enjoyable.The Pool Party not only offered a refreshing break from the routine but also encouraged social interaction, confidence, and physical activity in a joyful and secure environment. The event was a memorable experience for every child, reflecting the school's commitment to creating enriching learning experiences that blend fun, wellness, and holistic development

JUL

2026

Inter-House Chess Competition

The school organised its Inter-House Chess Competition, providing young minds with an opportunity to demonstrate their strategic thinking, concentration, and sportsmanship. The competition was conducted across three categories based on grade levels, witnessing enthusiastic participation from students representing all four houses.The event aimed to foster analytical skills, patience, decision-making, and healthy competition among students while promoting the spirit of fair play. Participants displayed remarkable focus and tactical abilities, making every match engaging and competitive.The winners of the competition are as follows:Category I – Grades I & IIFirst Position: Lokaksh – Green HouseSecond Position: Saksham – Blue HouseCategory II – Grades III–VFirst Position: Aryan Singh Rathore – Green HouseSecond Position: Liyansh Deora – Blue HouseCategory III – Grades VI–VIIIFirst Position: Nikhil – Yellow HouseSecond Position: Raghavendra Singh Rathore – Red HouseThe Principal congratulated all the winners and participants for their commendable performance and appreciated the efforts of the Sports Department and organizing teachers for conducting the event smoothly.