Friday, September 9, 2016

Joy of Sharing

A small act of kindness is worth more than a grand intention.
'Joy of Sharing' activity was organized for the students of Pre Primary on 09.09.16 (Friday).  With a loving heart and a smile, children donated their toys to the needy kids. Through this activity, they learnt the value of sharing and caring.

Tuesday, September 6, 2016

'Clay on wheel'


Being creative is not a hobby,

It's a way of life.
To promote this idea a 'Clay on Wheel' Workshop was conducted by the Times of India for the students of class III on 6 September 2016,i.e. Tuesday. The resource person crafted various beautiful objects with ceramic clay such as a hut, frog, parrot etc. The activity gave a first hand experience of this ancient art to the students and enhanced their creative skills. It was a visual treat for the audience and was yet another way to drift the young learners close to nature.


Tuesday, August 30, 2016

Hindi Recitation Competition


India is an epitome of diversity which is clearly visible in her people, culture,festivals, dresses and costumes,religions and varying landscapes. Students of class I depicted the same through a Hindi Recitation Competition on the theme अनेकता में एकता (Unity in diversity) held on 30.08.16 (Tuesday). Students came dressed up in colourful and creative costumes.They recited their poems with great enthusiasm  impressing upon a strong message of being united that we all are one. It was a great learning experience for one and all present there.


Wednesday, August 24, 2016

Janamashtami Celebrations

Nand ke ghar aanand bhayo
Jai kanhaiyaa lal ki
Haathi Ghoda Paalki
Jai kanhaiyaa lal ki
The festival of Janamashtami was celebrated with great pomp and show by the students of Nursery Department on 24.08.16 (Wednesday). Little learners dressed up as Krishnas and Radhas looked adorable in their traditional outfits. Tiny tots of class Pre School and Pre Primary performed  excellently on the beats of 'Come here my dear' and 'Gokul ki galio me kanha'. The students of class I presented a skit on 'Kalia Naag Mardan' too.
The students also displayed their creativity by decorating crowns and flutes with mirrors, glitters and peacock feathers. The pious occasion of  Lord Krishna's birthday  was enjoyed by one and all present there.

English Recitation Competition

Peace is to be found only within and unless one finds it there, he will never find it in the external world. When the power of love overcomes the love of power...Terrorism fails and peace prevails !!!
The same was experienced by the students of class III through an English Recitation Competition with the theme ' Terrorism & Peace' held on 23.08.16 i.e Tuesday. The young learners recited various poems giving message to abolish terrorism and spread peace so that our world becomes a wonderful place to live in. The participants came dressed up in beautiful costumes along with the props highlighting the importance of peace in our life.
The competition certainly sowed a seed of tolerance in the young hearts with a promise to blossom throughout their life.

Wednesday, August 17, 2016

Visit to Iskcon temple

God didn't promise days without pain, laughter without sorrow or sun without rain, but He did promise strength for the day, comfort for the tears and light for the way. If God brings you to it, He will bring you through it. To seek the blessings of Almighty, the students of Pre-Primary visited Iskcon temple on 12-08-16 (Friday) and  Pre School  on 17-08-16 ( Wednesday ). The chanting of ' Hare Krishna' generated a feeling of faith in the young hearts. They learnt that faith makes things possible in life.

Raksha Bandhan Celebration

Raksha Bandhan is the perfect time to strengthen the bond between a brother and a sister. Various traditions are followed on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan and the most important one is the tying of rakhi and exchange of gifts. Following the same this year on 17 August 2016 (Wednesday), Modernites celebrated this sacred festival with a lot of zeal and enthusiasm. Pre School students tied rakhis to their peer. Students from classes Pre Primary to class III made beautiful and creative rakhis using decorative material. The joy in the thrilling  hearts of tiny tots wrapped up the auspicious occasion with a commitment to rejuvenate this bond of love.