Category: Special School Programmes ( Upper Primary)

Football fever swept through the  Tuesday 7 July 2026 as students of Classes 3 to 5 came together to celebrate their love for the FIFA World Cup. Dressed in the jerseys and colours of their favourite teams, students and teachers transformed the school shed into a vibrant football arena filled with cheers, excitement and team spirit.

The celebration began with interesting facts about the history of the FIFA World Cup and the game of football, giving students a glimpse into the sport’s rich legacy. This was followed by an exciting football quiz, where students impressed everyone with their remarkable knowledge of the game.

A special dance performance to “Dai Dai,” the official anthem of the FIFA World Cup 2026, added to the festive atmosphere, with both students and teachers enthusiastically joining in. Another highlight was the World Cup Prediction Board, where students wrote down their predictions for the team they believed would lift the coveted trophy.

It was a lively and memorable celebration that brought everyone together to share the joy, excitement and true spirit of the beautiful game.

To commemorate the 125th Birth Anniversary of Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee on Monday 6 July 2026, a special assembly was conducted by the students of Class 5.

The assembly served as a meaningful opportunity for the students to learn about the life and contributions of Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee, the founder of the Bharatiya Jana Sangh. The students researched his life and shared interesting facts about his achievements, ideals and his vision for the nation.

Through their presentations, the students paid tribute to his legacy and reflected on the values of patriotism, leadership  and dedication to public service that he stood for. The assembly concluded with a renewed appreciation for his remarkable contributions to the country and inspired the students to uphold these values in their own lives.

On Monday, 29 June 2026, the students of Class 3, members of our after-school Ballet Club participated in an inspiring Ballet Masterclass led by the renowned ballet educator Ms. Khushcheher Dallas, Director of The School of Classical Ballet and Western Dance, Mumbai, alongside our Ballet Advisor, Mr. Prasanna Saikia.

Through fun and engaging activities, the students explored the fundamentals of classical ballet, learning graceful movements, correct posture and basic ballet positions.The interactive session encouraged discipline, balance, coordination, confidence and self-expression, with teachers enthusiastically participating alongside their students.  .

Filled with energy, enthusiasm and plenty of smiles, the workshop was a memorable celebration of movement and creativity. The session left everyone inspired and with a deeper appreciation for the beauty and artistry of classical ballet.

On Wednesday, 24 June 2026, the Upper Primary Department of our school came together to celebrate World Music Day with a vibrant showcase of talent, creativity and enthusiasm. Through music, dance and interactive activities, our students displayed remarkable confidence, teamwork and stage presence.

The programme featured a variety of engaging performances.  Class 3 delighted the audience with a joyful rendition of Toca Toca, while Class 4 presented a lively performance of Everything at Once. Class 5 impressed everyone with an energetic dance and hula-hoop act. Students also participated in the interactive Musical Passport trivia game, which introduced them to musical traditions from around the world.

Adding to the fun was the humorous Long Word Song comedy act, which kept the audience thoroughly entertained. A spirited performance of Dai Dai brought the excitement of football to the stage, while a captivating body percussion rendition of Wellerman, performed by students and teachers, showcased impressive rhythm, coordination and collaboration. The celebration concluded with a lively song-and-dance finale that had everyone swaying to the music.

Filled with music, laughter and creativity, the event was a joyful reminder of music’s unique power to connect, inspire and bring people together.

Our school came alive with music, poetry and celebration on 14th May 2026 as the students of the Upper Primary Department  celebrated Rabindra Jayanti with great enthusiasm. The students of Class 3 paid  tribute to Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore through lovely songs, graceful dances and thoughtful speeches.

Dressed in vibrant shades of white, yellow, green, and blue, the children looked cheerful and radiant. They spoke beautifully about Tagore’s childhood, his love for stories,and the timeless values reflected in his writings and ideas.

The hall was bright and lively, adorned with colourful handmade crafts created by the children themselves. Through Tagore’s songs and stories, the students explored the beauty of nature, love, freedom and humanity. The celebration left everyone with joyful hearts and a deep admiration for our beloved poet.

The celebration of World Earth Day was a joyful and meaningful experience for students of Classes 3, 4 and 5, blending creativity with environmental awareness. Displays and badges were prepared on the theme “Rethink Waste.”

Class 3 students created colourful headbands with messages such as “The Sun is Our Hero,” crafted paper mobiles and delivered short speeches on saving water, planting trees and keeping their surroundings clean.

Class 4 engaged in interdisciplinary learning—writing poems on recycling, suggesting ways to care for the Earth, exploring eco-friendly jute through craftwork and using a one-litre bottle model and pictographs to understand water distribution and conservation.

Class 5 explored sustainability through examples like Patagonia and Banyan Nation, upcycled waste into useful items, created slogans and developed mind maps on water sources while reinforcing conservation through mathematical activities.

The Upper Primary Prize Distribution Ceremony, held on Friday, 17 April 2026, was a vibrant celebration of talent, perseverance and achievement. The event was graced by Mrs Swati Das, former Acting Vice Principal, as the Chief Guest.

Students were recognised for academic excellence, commendable progress, communication skills,leadership abilities, attendance and various other parameters, with each class also honouring an All-Rounder. The prestigious Deepika Dutta Memorial Award acknowledged excellence in creative writing,art and communication skills.

A proud highlight was the Class 5 Bulbuls receiving the Golden Arrow Award—the highest honour in the Bharat Scouts and Guides—for excellence in skills, service and leadership.

On Tuesday, 10 February 2026 there was a reading session for classes 3 and 4– Where Stories Come Alive – with author Lesley D Biswas.  The session aimed to nurture a love for reading and help students connect with the creative mind behind the stories. Ms. Biswas warmly shared her journey as an author and introduced her book to the young readers.  Students participated enthusiastically in an interactive question-and-answer session and listened attentively as she read excerpts from her work.