The students of Class 1 celebrated Independence Day on 13 August 2026. They expressed their love for the country through patriotic songs, recitation and a dance. The children performed with enthusiasm and proudly waved the National Flag which had been previously made in class. The lively interaction during the quiz on freedom fighters displayed their curiosity to learn more about these brave men and women. The entire programme, in coordination with the Class 2 students, proved to be an enjoyable experience for both participants and audience alike.
The Lower KG children celebrated Independence Day with great enthusiasm, joy and patriotic spirit. A short, child-friendly presentation introduced the little learners to the brave heroes who fought for India’s freedom and helped them understand the significance of the day.
The children proudly sang patriotic songs while holding handmade Indian flags and wearing handmade colourful tricolour wristbands. They also explored India’s National Symbols through a range of engaging and creative activities.
As part of the celebration, the children created beautiful peacock feathers, representing India’s National Bird, using hand impressions, Fabriano cut-outs, straws and paper leaves. They made a mango motif, representing India’s National Fruit, using recycled pieces of cloth. The Lotus, India’s National Flower, was brought to life using rolled crepe-paper balls, thumbprints and sponge impressions.The children also created the Banyan Tree, India’s National Tree, using colouring, cotton dabbing and paper pasting techniques.
Towards the end, they enthusiastically solved a puzzle by bringing together the pieces to reveal a National Symbol.
Through these hands-on activities, the children learnt about India’s National Symbols while developing their creativity, fine-motor skills and a sense of pride in their country. The celebration beautifully blended creativity, learning, patriotism and joyful participation, making Independence Day a truly meaningful and memorable experience for our little learners.
The students of Class 1 enjoyed a storytelling session with Ms Kavita Gupta on 22 July 2026. The children listened attentively as the story unfolded and the colourful props along with the animated style of storytelling kept them engaged throughout the session. The lively dances incorporated into the story gave the children an opportunity to participate as well, thus enhancing their excitement.
The children of Lower KG celebrated World Music Day and World Yoga Day with great enthusiasm through a variety of fun and interactive activities.
On World Music Day, they explored the sounds of different musical instruments, identified them through audio clips, coloured matching instrument pictures. They also strengthened their listening and counting skills by counting musical beats and matching them with number flashcards.
Rabindra Jayanti was celebrated with great joy on 8 May 2026 in Lower KG. The little ones happily wore the beautiful wristbands they had created during their Art and Craft class and participated enthusiastically in singing and dancing to Rabindra Sangeet. The celebration was filled with music, creativity, and festive spirit, making it a memorable experience for all.
The students of Upper KG recited Rabindranath Tagore’s poem The Palm Tree with great enthusiasm and expression. Adorned with palm tree headgears crafted by themselves, the children performed with confidence and joy. Their presentation showcased creativity, teamwork, and active participation, making it truly delightful to watch.
The students of Class 1 celebrated Rabindra Jayanti on 14 May 2026 with great joy and enthusiasm. Through recitations, songs, and dance performances, the children paid tribute to the timeless works of Rabindranath Tagore. They performed with confidence and spirit, making the programme truly delightful. The celebration, presented in coordination with the Upper KG and Class 2 students, was thoroughly enjoyed by both the participants and the audience.
