Category: Special School Programmes (Pre Primary)

‘Blue Day’ was celebrated by the children of Lower KG in school on Friday, 4 July 2025 with great zeal and enthusiasm. They all came to school excited, dressed up in different shades of blue with matching accessories. The teachers were also dressed in blue! The classrooms too looked bright and colourful, decorated in different shades of blue.

The children were engaged in various fun-filled activities which included art and craft, hopscotch, balancing on a plank, feeding the shark, catching the blue fish, winding the wool activity, etc. All these activities were aimed to improve their motor skills, listening skills, balance, concentration, creativity and hand-eye coordination. It also encouraged teamwork as the children cheered for their friends and enjoyed participating together.

 

Our classrooms danced to the rhythm of joy and echoed like little concert halls. It was a day when books took a backseat and beats took the spotlight. Class 2 students brought different musical instruments like keyboard, guitar, mouth organ, xylophone, etc and created their own class band. A body percussion game to the tune of ‘Bella Ciao’ was played which helped them understand rhythm and beats. Worksheets were also done to enhance their understanding about different instruments played all over the world.
World Music Day reminded us that music has no boundaries – it connects us, heals us and makes our world brighter.

The youngest members of the MHS family – the children of Nursery celebrated World Music Day with a lot of enthusiasm. They danced and sang to various songs sung by the music teacher. They also enjoyed playing with the various musical instruments like xylophone, maracas, drums, tambourine, flute etc. The celebration was filled with melody and rhythm and created a lively atmosphere in the class.

The students of Class 2 celebrated International Yoga Day with calm minds, stretched bodies, and cheerful hearts. The students had special yoga sessions where they did yoga asanas and poses like butterfly pose, vrikshasana, Dhanurasana,and learnt the benefits of yoga.
International Yoga Day reminded us how important it is to take care of our body and minds.

The children of Class 1 observed International Yoga Day on 20 June 2025. They learnt a few yoga postures and those familiar with it demonstrated some on their own. The children thoroughly enjoyed their yoga session and participated enthusiastically. The benefits of yoga and the importance of good health were also discussed.

 

The children of Upper KG were happily engaged in a yoga session, stretching their bodies and learning to stay calm and focused on the occasion of International Yoga Day.

International Yoga Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm by the children of Lower KG on 20th June 2025. The little ones were introduced to the importance of staying fit and healthy through simple and fun yoga activities.

They watched pictures of different yoga poses, learned their names, and enthusiastically tried to copy each pose. It was a joyful and interactive session that helped them understand the basics of yoga in a playful manner.

To add a creative touch, the children also participated in a craft activity where they designed their very own yoga costumes.
The event was both educational and enjoyable, helping our young learners develop an early appreciation for fitness and creativity.

 

International Yoga Day was a funfilled activity with the newest members of the MHS family! The little ones practiced simple yoga poses like the “Tree pose” and “Butterfly pose” with their friends and teachers. They enjoyed stretching, breathing and doing simple meditation which helped them relax
and focus.

Class 2 remembered the great poet, Rabindranath Tagore by reciting poems written by him on nature. They recited 4 of his poems, and drew pictures depicting them too. Students also sang ‘Phule Phule’ and ‘Alo Amar Alo’.

There were even discussions in class about the poet’s immense contribution to Indian literature.

Rabindra Jayanti was celebrated by the children of Lower KG on 9th May 2025 with great zeal and enthusiasm. The little ones came to school adorned in floral clips and hairbands, adding charm and festivity to the occasion.
To mark the birth anniversary of the great poet Rabindranath Tagore, they sang two of his songs. A short discussion was also held in the classroom to help the children understand the significance of Rabindra Jayanti.