We celebrated Navratri with great joy and cheer. Children and teachers were dressed in the traditional costumes. Children and teachers danced on the tune of Garba and prayed to Goddess Amba for prosperity and good health.

Grandparents play an imperative role in the life of every child. In order to emphasis on importance of Grandparent in our life, we invited grandparents in special assembly. They shared their views, information, sang songs and narrated story to our little ones.

Ganesha Chaturthi is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Ganesha – the God of new beginning and remover of obstacles. The auspicious festival of Ganesh Chaturthi was celebrated with much fervor and joy. We did Ganesh sthapana in our premises and performed all the traditional rituals. Children dressed in traditional costumes. Children enacted on the story “How Ganesha got its head?” and also chanted Ganesh shlokas in Sanskrit.

We celebrated the National festivals of India, 15th August the Indian Independence Day. All the children and teachers came together and celebrated this festival with great enthusiasm. Teachers did enactment on “How our country got freedom”. Children participated in different dances, songs etc. Our Sr.KG Children explained the importance of Independence Day. Children performed enthusiastically on the beats of various patriotic songs like, Sare jahan se accha…, We shall overcome (Hum honge kamyaab)’ which evoked their spirit of patriotism.

Celebrations promotes feeling of togetherness among children. We celebrated Janmashtami wherein children enacted on the story of The Birth of Lord Krishna. It was celebrated with great zeal! Children came dressed in, as Krishna and Radha and other colorful outfits. A special assembly was conducted to mark the birth of the deity. Children celebrated the occasion by singing and dancing with great joy. Later they enjoyed ‘Palana’ with little Laddoo Gopal!

We had a special assembly by teachers, where in teachers did enactment on the story of King Humayun and queen Karnavati. Children enjoyed watching their friends tying Rakhi to their brothers. They also learnt about our traditional value and a unique bond between brothers and sisters.

We celebrated International Day of Yoga in the school premises. Special assembly was arranged in which the objectives of World Yoga Day were discussed with the children. Children performed different asana with the help of teachers. These asanas were taught to bring about holistic approach to health and well being among them. We believe if children are introduced to yoga at this early age it will have a long term benefit!

There can be no tree without the roots. The same role is played by parents in every child’s life. Keeping this in mind, we celebrated Parent’s Week by inviting parents from different classes. Parents performed in assembly. They shared story, information, sang songs etc with children. The children were told about the importance of parents in our lives through drama by teachers. All children made thank you cards for their parents.