The spirit of Diwali lit up the classrooms of Lower KG as the children celebrated the festival with joy and creativity. They enjoyed a fun-filled day making beautiful paper crafts — painting and pasting sequins to decorate their diyas. They also drew and coloured rockets, adding their own imaginative designs, and completed their craftwork by pasting a triangle to form the rocket shape.
One of the highlights of the day was the Puchka Party! The children turned into little Puchka walas, making their own puchkas and relishing every crunchy bite — the crackling sound of enjoyment filled the air!
The celebration concluded with a lively discussion on the significance of Diwali and the importance of celebrating safely. It was truly a day of learning, laughter, and festive cheer.
The students of Nursery celebrated the festival of lights with great joy and excitement. They decorated diyas for Diwali and painted the walkway where the rangolis and diyas were drawn. The children also sang festive songs and had a cheerful celebration.
Durga Puja, a vibrant festival that celebrates the triumph of good over evil, was joyfully marked by our Class 2 students with great enthusiasm. The day began with an introduction to the significance of the festival, followed by engaging activities across all sections.
Students prepared a creative version of Malai Cham Cham using bread, cream, milk powder, and beetroot juice for color, beautifully garnished with rose petals, coconut and nuts. Sharing the sweet treat filled the classrooms with joy.
Through a worksheet, they learned about the ten weapons of Goddess Durga and decorated their class boards to reflect the festive spirit. They also linked the ‘vahanas’ of different deities with animals studied in EVS.
The celebration not only immersed the children in tradition but also taught them values of courage, strength, unity and respect for culture.
The students of Class 1 celebrated the onset of the festive season by discovering and learning about the diverse cultures of India. The children dressed in regional outfits, brought a simple food item related to the place and spoke a few words on their chosen region. They thoroughly enjoyed wearing the bright and colourful clothes and spoke with confidence. All participated in the activity with much enthusiasm and gained valuable information about the different parts of our country.
The classroom transformed into a kitchen where Class 2 students prepared a healthy colourful salad using various nutritious ingredients, including fruits, vegetables, seeds, nuts, and herbs. They mixed it with an appropriate salad dressing and seasonings.
It was a fun way to learn about the importance of eating your fruits and veggies . The students enjoyed the salad, accompanied by a fruit juice.
The youngest members of our MHS family celebrated Independence Day with a lot of enthusiasm and vigour. They wore saffron, green and white hair clips symbolizing the colours of the National Flag of India. The children also carried small flags in their hands and sang two songs along with the National Anthem.
The children of Lower KG celebrated Independence Day with great zeal and enthusiasm. Adorned in vibrant hair accessories in shades of saffron, white, and green, they beautifully reflected the colours of the Indian Flag. With pride in their voices, they sang patriotic songs and the National Anthem, and saluted the Tricolour with deep respect.
The classrooms were brightened with colourful display boards showcasing the children’s creative art and craft work. It was truly heartwarming to witness such young minds participate with immense spirit and love for the nation.
The students of Class 2 proudly celebrated Independence Day on Thursday 14 August with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit. The programme began with some students chosen as narrators speaking about the contributions of great freedom fighters. This was followed by singing of patriotic songs and recitations in both Hindi and Bengali. The message for both was of unity in diversity, reminding everyone that we are all united as Indians irrespective of our differences. The programme ended with the National Anthem being sung by all.
