Activities
JOYFUL PICNIC TO RANGMANCH FARMS
DATE: 03.02.2026
“The best lessons are often learned beyond the walls of the classroom.”
Students enjoyed an enriching educational picnic to Rangmanch Farms, thoughtfully organized to provide experiential learning along with recreation. Classes Nursery to V visited the farm on 5th February, while Classes VI to IX and XI participated on 3rd February 2026.
The picnic offered students a valuable opportunity to relax, interact, and learn in a natural setting, encouraging social bonding, cooperation, and emotional well-being. Engaging activities and open surroundings helped students develop interpersonal skills while returning refreshed and motivated for academic pursuits.
The outing was conducted with due care, discipline, and supervision, ensuring a safe and memorable experience that contributed positively to the students’ overall development.
tion, and holistic development.
MOMENTS OF PRIDE
DATE: 29.01.2026
Proud Participation of Our Students
The school proudly shares the participation of its students in Day 1 (29th January 2026) of the 9th Adaptive Athletic Meet, organized by Sanskriti School, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi.
The event provided a meaningful platform to celebrate inclusivity, confidence, and the true spirit of sportsmanship among Children with Special Needs (CwSN). Our students enthusiastically took part in various adaptive athletic activities designed to enhance motor skills, coordination, balance, and overall confidence.
Under the able guidance of the Head of School, Mr. Md. Imran Zafeer, and the dedicated supervision of the Special Educator and School Counselor, the students demonstrated remarkable enthusiasm, determination, and a positive sporting spirit throughout the event.
Such enriching experiences play a vital role in fostering self-belief, social interaction, and holistic development.
BASANT PANCHAMI CELEBRATIONS
DATE: 23.01.2026
“Knowledge is the spring that never runs dry,”
Basant Panchami was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm by the students of Classes I and II in the school. The celebration marked the arrival of the spring season and emphasized the importance of learning, positivity, and cultural values.
The classrooms were decorated with a yellow theme. Students enthusiastically participated in colouring Basant Panchami–related worksheets and a paper craft activity, where they made beautiful sunflower crafts, showcasing their creativity. Children also brought and shared yellow-coloured food, which added to the festive spirit to the day.
The students maintained excellent discipline and followed all instructions with sincerity and joy throughout the celebration. Our respected HOS Sir, Mr. Md. Imran Zafeer, visited the classes, appreciated the efforts of the teachers and students, and encouraged the children to actively participate in such cultural activities.
The celebration was joyful, meaningful, and memorable. Photographs of our lovely children are shared to cherish these beautiful moments.
INTER HOUSE MATHS QUIZ – CLASSES I AND II
DATE – 05.12.2025
“Mathematics is not about numbers, equations, computations, or algorithms; it is about understanding.” – William Paul Thurston
The Inter House Maths Quiz for Classes I & II was conducted on 05 December 2025 with great enthusiasm, energy, and vibrant participation. Students from the four houses—Satyam, Shivam, Sundaram, and Swapnam—competed with confidence, showcasing their passion for learning.
The quiz was designed to nurture a love for Mathematics among young learners, strengthen quick-thinking skills, and promote logical and creative problem-solving. It encouraged students to experience Maths as an exciting, engaging, and enjoyable subject.
The competition comprised a variety of interesting rounds including Mental Maths, Number Concepts, Problem-Solving, and Rapid-Fire. The young participants impressed everyone with their accuracy, confidence, and presence of mind, making each round lively and inspiring. The audience also enthusiastically participated in interactive questions, adding an extra spark to the event.
To honour their efforts and encourage further excellence, certificates were awarded to all participants, motivating them to continue exploring the joy of numbers and logical reasoning.
Mr. Baljinder Singh Malia, President of the LAPS Society and Chairman of the School Managing Committee, applauded the sincere efforts of the participants and teachers involved in the organization of the event. The Head of School, Mr. Imran Zafeer, also appreciated the outstanding performance and encouraged students to keep strengthening their mathematical skills.
The event concluded with the declaration of results and a round of hearty applause. The Inter House Maths Quiz for Classes I & II proved to be an enriching learning experience, inspiring students to develop deeper confidence and a stronger love for Mathematics.
DISASTER AWARENESS MODULE & EARTHQUAKE SAFETY DEMONSTRATION
“Preparedness is not a choice—it is a responsibility.”
DATE: 6.12.2025
A Disaster Awareness Module was successfully conducted in the school as an important part of the Preparedness Campaign, aiming to enhance safety awareness and emergency response skills among students and teachers. The session was facilitated during morning assembly by Ms. Kavita Chauhan (Social Science teacher), along with teacher and student volunteers.
The program began with an interactive discussion focused on everyday safety practices and the importance of maintaining calm, discipline, teamwork, and early action during emergencies. Ms. Kavita Chauhan explained why school safety matters and highlighted the crucial role students play in building a safe and resilient school environment.
Following the introductory segment, a practical demonstration on Earthquake Safety Response was carried out. Students were actively involved in practicing the technique of Duck–Cover–Hold. The exercise emphasized staying calm, listening to instructions, and ensuring orderly and safe movement during an earthquake. All students and teachers enthusiastically took part, making the demonstration highly impactful and meaningful.
The session proved to be a valuable learning experience and reinforced the importance of being alert and prepared in unexpected situations. Activities like these play a vital role in strengthening a safety culture within the school.
Together, we prepare — together, we stay safe.
CELEBRATION OF 150 YEARS OF VANDE MATARAM
“Vande Mataram is not just a song — it is a living voice of unity, courage, and love for our motherland.”
DATE: 06.12.2025
Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School proudly conducted a special celebration as part of the ongoing educational awareness campaign to commemorate 150 years of the national song Vande Mataram. This activity was conducted as an important part of the Preparedness Campaign, designed to strengthen awareness, unity, and national responsibility among students.
The event was held during the morning assembly and aimed to nurture patriotism, respect for national heritage, and awareness among students. The session was initiated by Ms. Kavita Chauhan, Social Science Teacher, who led the programme with great enthusiasm. She engaged the students in an interactive discussion, asking meaningful questions related to Vande Mataram, its historical background, and its role in India’s freedom struggle. Students actively participated and responded with confidence, reflecting their awareness and understanding. Ms. Chauhan also explained the importance and significance of Vande Mataram as a symbol of national unity, courage, and cultural pride.
The programme concluded with the collective recitation and singing of Vande Mataram by students and staff, creating a powerful and patriotic atmosphere across the campus.
The school continues its commitment to nurturing national values and responsible citizenship among young learners.
Jai Hind
INTER – HOUSE MATHEMATICS QUIZ
CLASSES VI – VIII
DATE: 29.11.2025
“MATHEMATICS IS NOT ABOUT NUMBERS, EQUATIONS, COMPUTATIONS, OR ALGORITHMS: IT IS ABOUT UNDERSTANDING.” — WILLIAM PAUL THURSTON
The school proudly hosted the Inter-House Mathematics Quiz for Classes VI to VIII on 29th November 2025, providing an exceptional platform for young learners to demonstrate their logical reasoning, analytical ability, and numerical proficiency. The event was conducted with the objective of fostering a spirit of healthy competition, promoting collaborative learning, and encouraging students to apply mathematical concepts with confidence and precision.
The competition comprised six intellectually stimulating rounds, each carefully structured to assess diverse aspects of mathematical understanding:
Round 1 – MCQ Round
Participants attempted multiple-choice questions assessing conceptual clarity, mental ability, and fundamental mathematical skills. Accuracy and quick thinking determined the score in this round.
Round 2 – Visual / Figure-Based Round
Students solved questions involving geometrical figures, symmetry, shapes, and pattern recognition, evaluating their visual reasoning and understanding.
Round 3 – Lightning ⚡ Round
A rapid-fire challenge requiring participants to respond swiftly and correctly, testing presence of mind and instant decision-making.
Round 4 – True/False Round
Teams analysed mathematical statements and determined their correctness, requiring precision, clarity of concepts, and careful judgement.
Round 5 – Put on your Thinking Cap & solve
This analytical round involved logical reasoning and higher-order problem-solving, strengthening team collaboration and critical thinking.
Round 6 – Fastest Fingers First (Case Study Round)
The concluding round presented real-life mathematical situations demanding quick interpretation, smart calculation, and effective teamwork.
The quiz witnessed active participation, energetic audience support, and commendable performances by all teams. The event was a resounding success, reflecting the school’s continuous endeavour to promote academic excellence and holistic development among students.
CLAY MODELLING COMPETITION
A BLEND OF CREATIVITY AND LEARNING
DATE: 07.11.25
The Clay Modelling Competition for Classes I and II, held on 7th November 2025, was a delightful showcase of imagination, creativity, and skill. The event offered young learners an excellent opportunity to express their artistic talents through hands-on learning and creative exploration.
Students of Class I worked enthusiastically on the theme “Healthy and Junk Food”, moulding colourful clay into attractive models of various food items. Through their creations, they conveyed the importance of healthy eating in an engaging and enjoyable manner. Meanwhile, Class II students depicted the theme “Aquatic Animals”, skilfully shaping fascinating underwater creatures with vibrant details and enthusiasm.
Each model reflected the children’s creativity, patience, and dedication. Under the guidance and encouragement of their teachers, the young artists transformed simple clay into stunning pieces of art. Their efforts were highly appreciated by our Head of School, Mr. Imran Zafeer, who commended both students and teachers for their creativity and participation.
“EMPOWERED WOMEN EMPOWER THE WORLD.”
POSTER MAKING ACTIVITY
CLASSES: XI & XII
DATE: 07.11.2025
The school successfully conducted a Poster Making Activity on Women Empowerment on 7th November 2025. The activity aimed to inspire students to reflect on the importance of gender equality and express their thoughts creatively.
Students from classes XI and XII participated enthusiastically, showcasing their artistic talents and awareness about women’s rights, leadership, and contributions to society. With vibrant colours, impactful messages, and thoughtful illustrations, the posters highlighted themes such as education for girls, equal opportunities, respect, and empowerment.
The activity not only encouraged creativity but also helped students understand their role in promoting a more inclusive and equitable society. Their efforts were truly commendable and reflected a deep sense of responsibility and awareness. Overall, the event was a meaningful and engaging initiative that motivated students to advocate for positive change through the power of art.
SHOW AND TELL COMPETITION
DATE: 01.11.2025
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” – Benjamin Franklin
Smiles, stories, and self-expression filled the air as the little angels of Classes I and II brought learning to life through their Show and Tell presentations.
The Show and Tell Competition for Classes I and II was held in the school auditorium, where each child came forward with a unique object and shared interesting facts about it. The young speakers impressed everyone with their confidence, creativity, and clarity of thought. The event provided a wonderful platform for the students to enhance their speaking skills and build self-confidence. Our honourable Head of School, Mr. Imran Zafeer, graced the occasion and appreciated the enthusiastic performances of the children as well as the dedicated efforts of their teachers in preparing them.
The auditorium buzzed with excitement and joy as the children proudly presented their ideas. It was truly a delightful and enriching experience that beautifully blended fun with learning — leaving smiles all around.
BEST OUT OF WASTE ACTIVITY
DATE: 24.10.2025
“Creativity is making marvellous out of the discarded.”
The students of Classes IX and X showcased their creativity and environmental awareness through the “Best out of Waste” activity held on October 24, 2025. The initiative aimed to inspire students to think innovatively and act responsibly towards the environment.
Using discarded and recyclable materials, the students crafted impressive items such as wall hangings, pen stands, photo frames, flowerpots, decorative pots, newspaper bags, and floral bouquets. Each creation reflected their imagination, aesthetic sense, and commitment to sustainability. The activity not only promoted the concept of reusing and recycling but also instilled in students the values of eco-consciousness and environmental responsibility. It proved to be an enriching learning experience, encouraging young minds to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives.
This event encouraged innovative thinking and highlighted the importance of reducing waste and promoting sustainability. It was a great learning experience, fostering eco-friendly habits and resourcefulness among the participants.
🏆 Kudos to the Creative Minds of Classes IX and X
| CLASS IX | CLASS X |
| Vidhi Bhoj (IXA) | Aamna Khan (XA) |
| Anamika Kaushik (IXA) | Alyssa (XA) |
| Priya Gupta (IXA) | Bhavya Rattan (XB) |
| Ditya (IXB) | |
| Nevaan Dutt (IXC) |
COMPUTER POSTER MAKING ACTIVITY (CLASSES VI –VIII)
DATE: 24.10.2025
Think smart, dream big, and let your colours speak
On 24th October 2025, students of Classes VI to VIII brought their creativity to life in a vibrant Poster Making Activity. It was a day full of colors, ideas, and imagination, where art met technology! Each class explored a theme that made everyone think and smile:
Class VI – Cyber Security: Posters showing how to stay safe and smart online.
Class VII – AI: Future Friend: Creative ideas about how Artificial Intelligence could be our helpful buddy in the future.
Class VIII – Digital India, Smart India: Bright and bold illustrations celebrating a tech-savvy India.
The students amazed everyone with their artistic skills, innovative ideas, and strong messages. Every poster told a story and inspired others to think about the digital world in new ways. The activity reminded us all that technology is fun, creative, and full of possibilities when seen through the eyes of young minds.
RESULTS
| CLASS | WINNERS |
| VI | LAKSHITA MEHARDEEP ARYAN SHARMA |
| VII | SUKHMANI HARSHIKA SAMARTH SINGH VARSHA GOYAL |
| VIII | KRISHTY BHAVIKA NANCY HRIDYA GROVER |
ARTISTIC AWARENESS: SAVE WATER, SAVE LIFE
DATE: 14.10.2025
“Don’t let the future dry out”
To spread awareness about the importance of saving water, slogan writing for class III and poster making activities for classes IV and V were organized on October 14, 2025.
The activities encouraged children to express their thoughts creatively through art and creativity. Students wrote short, catchy, and meaningful slogans highlighting the need to save every drop of water.
Children designed colourful posters showing messages like “Save Water, Save Life”, “Every Drop Counts”, and “Don’t Let Our Future Dry Up.” They used drawings of taps, water drops, Earth, and nature to express their ideas visually. Young minds showed remarkable imagination and concern for the environment. They used vibrant colours, innovative slogans, and powerful messages.
The activities successfully inspired students to think about the importance of water conservation. Through slogans and posters, they learned that every individual’s small effort can make a big difference.
The event was a great success, fostering both creativity and environmental consciousness among students. It reminded everyone that small steps taken today can make a big difference for the future of our planet.
Some students showcased an outstanding blend of their thoughts and creativity.
| BEST PERFORMERS | CLASS III | CLASS IV | CLASS V |
| 1. | ARIA NEGI (IIII A) |
AREEBA KHAN (IV C) |
CHAITYA JAIN ( VA) |
| 2. | AISHWIKA (IIII C) |
NISCHAY (IV B) |
SUHANI (VB) |
| 3. | DENISHA (III A) |
SONAM (IV C) |
VANYA NEGI (VC) |
SCIENCE ACTIVITY ON ENDANGERED SPECIES
POSTER AND BROCHURE DESIGNING — AN ART OF LEARNING
DATE: 14.10.2025
To instil environmental awareness and responsibility among students, a Science Activity on ‘Endangered Species’ was conducted with great enthusiasm and creativity. The students designed creative posters and brochures to raise awareness about endangered species and their conservation.
The activity helped them learn about the causes of endangerment such as habitat loss, pollution, hunting, and climate change. It encouraged them to explore ways to protect wildlife and promote biodiversity. Through this activity, students developed artistic research, and presentation skills while understanding the importance of maintaining ecological balance and protecting our planet for future generations.
The young learners participated with great enthusiasm and showcased their creativity through posters and pamphlets.
VI – VIII : POSTER MAKING
IX – X : BROCHURE DESIGN
🏆 Best Out of All🏆
| S.NO. | NAME | CLASS |
| 1 | LAVANYA ARORA | VI A |
| 2 | TRISHA BAJAJ | VI B |
| 3 | RITESH YADAV | VI C |
| 4 | PARTH JAIN | VII A |
| 5 | TANISHKA | VII B |
| 6 | VISHAL | VII C |
| 7 | SHANZEE | VIII A |
| 8 | SAVED HASSAN | VIII B |
| 9 | VANSKIKA | VIIIC |
| 10 | ANSHIKA SARKAR | IX A |
| 11 | JASLEEN KAUR | IX B |
| 12 | PRERNA | IX C |
| 13 | YASH KUMAR | X B |
| 14 | YASHIKA | X C |
| 15 | LAVANYA | XC |
QUIZ & PPT COMPETITION
INTER – HOUSE LEVEL
DATE: 14.10.2025
A Quiz and PowerPoint Presentation (PPT) Competition was organized on 14th October 2025 for the students of Classes XI and XII. The objective of the event was to encourage creativity, research, and awareness among students about current technological advancements and digital trends.
Each of the four houses were assigned a topic related to their academic curriculum, focusing on Artificial Intelligence. Students participated enthusiastically in both the Quiz and the Presentation rounds. The entries were evaluated based on creativity, relevance to the topic, and overall presentation skills.
Results
| House | Topic | Activity | Position | Participants |
| Swapnam | Artificial Intelligence | PPT | First | Mayank (XI C), Hemant (XI A),
Yash (XII A), Garvit (XII C) |
| Shivam | Artificial Intelligence | PPT | Second | Mohit (XI C), Tanish (XI B),
Dev (XII A), Zoya (XII C) |
| Satyam | Artificial Intelligence | PPT | Third | Kanishk (XI D), Sparsh (XI A),
Kritika (XII A), Yuvraj (XII A) |
| Sundaram | Artificial Intelligence | PPT | Fourth | Sanchit (XI C), Ananya (XI B),
Vansh (XII C), Adhyan (XII C) |
| Satyam | Basic Programming | Quiz | First | Kanishk (XI D), Sparsh (XI A),
Kritika (XII A), Yuvraj (XII A) |
| Shivam | Basic Programming | Quiz | Second | Mohit (XI C), Tanish (XI B),
Dev (XII A), Zoya (XII C) |
| Swapnam | Basic Programming | Quiz | Third | Mayank (XI C), Hemant (XI A),
Yash (XII A), Garvit (XII C) |
| Sundaram | Basic Programming | Quiz | Third | Sanchit (XI C), Ananya (XI B),
Vansh (XII C), Adhyan (XII C) |
The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation, with students showcasing a commendable blend of technical knowledge and creative expression. It proved to be an enriching experience, allowing students to explore and present their understanding of contemporary digital themes in an engaging format. The event concluded successfully, achieving its aim of fostering creativity, awareness, and collaboration among students.
HINDI POEM RECITATION COMPETITION
DATE: 08.09.2025
Poetry is the rhythmical creation of beauty in words
To nurture love for Hindi language and build confidence in public speaking, a Hindi Recitation Competition was organized on 8th September 2025, for Classes I and II in the school auditorium. The event aimed at encouraging children to express themselves through the beauty of poetry in their mother tongue.
The young learners participated with great enthusiasm and recited poems using attractive props. The competition was judged by Ms. Jyoti Lamba and Ms. Davinder Kaur from Hindi Department. Our respected Head of School, Mr. Imran Zafeer, graced the occasion, encouraged the participants, and distributed prizes to the winners.
The competition turned out to be a wonderful platform for the children to showcase their talent, confidence, and love for Hindi. It was a wonderful experience to see the students reciting such meaningful poems with zeal.
🏆 Position Holders 🏆
| S.NO. | NAME | CLASS | POSITION |
| 1 | AMAYRA | I | I |
| 2 | RUDRA | I | II |
| 3 | YASH, DIVYANSHI GOYAL | I | III |
| 4 | JESAL KAUR, SURVEEN KAUR | II | I |
| 5 | KASHISH GROVER | II | II |
| 6 | AAHANA | II | III |
✨ A special highlight of the programme was Anaisha Gupta’s confident compering, which left a lasting impression on everyone present. All in all, the event truly motivated children to appreciate and celebrate the richness of their mother tongue.
BAGLESS DAY (LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM)
DATE: 04.09.2025
“No bags. Just brains, games, and giggles!”
Bagless Day in school not only provides a platform to encourage students to participate in extra-curricular activities but also is an attempt to provide a different module of learning for better performance.
A Bagless day was organised at Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School for Classes I – XII on 4th September 2025 to retain the freshness in learning. The fun-filled and engaging activities focused on developing creative, speaking, listening and fine motor skills of the students and also enriched their understanding of scientific and environmental concepts. Each activity was thoughtfully crafted to align with educational goals while keeping students engaged and motivated.
The following activities were conducted:
| S.NO. | ACTIVITY | CLASS |
| 1 | Colouring sheet on Teacher’s Day, greeting card | I |
| 2 | Colouring sheet on Teacher’s Day, games | II |
| 3 | Mandala art, puzzle game, spelling game | III |
| 4 | Card making on Teacher’s Day, colouring activities, board games | IV |
| 5 | Card making on Teacher’s Day, colouring activities, board games | V |
| 6 | Card making on Teacher’s Day, cooking without fire, board games | VI |
| 7 | Card making on Teacher’s Day, cooking without fire, board games | VII |
| 8 | Role play, talent show, board games | VIII |
| 9 | Role play, card making, indoor games | IX |
| 10 | Talent hunt, know yourself | X |
| 11 | Badge making, best out of waste | XI |
| 12 | Card making on Teacher’s Day, role play, talent hunt | XII |
All in all, Bagless Day activities filled our hearts and minds with love and harmony. The classrooms were buzzing with excitement and joy as it was a day wherein fun and frolic dominated.
POSTER COMPETITION
DATE: 26.08.2025
A Poster Competition was organized on 26th August 2025 for students of Classes XI and XII. The objective of the event was to encourage creativity, research, and awareness among students about current technological advancements and digital trends.
Each section was assigned a specific topic aligned with their academic curriculum.
Students prepared informative and visually appealing posters on A3 size sheets as per the given instructions. Each entry was evaluated based on creativity, relevance to the topic, and overall presentation.
Winners
| Classes | Class XI A | Class XI B | Class XI C | Class XI D |
| Topic/
Position |
Big Data and Data Science | Artificial Intelligence | Emerging Trends
|
Cyber Security and Ethical Hacking |
| First | Arham Hussain | GurleenKaur | Mayank Grover | Alvina |
| Second | Anvika | Lavishka | Saniya Ansari | Urvi |
| Third | Ritisha | YuvrajKhurana | Danish | Nupur Sharma |
| Classes | Class XII A | Class XII B | Class XII C |
| Topic/
Position |
Artificial Intelligence | Latest Gadgets | Cyber Crime |
| First | Bhavya Aggarwal | Manpreet | |
| Second | Charanjeet Kaur | ||
| Third | Devesh Kumar |
The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation, with students showcasing a commendable blend of artistic skills and subject knowledge. It served as an enriching experience, allowing students to express their understanding of contemporary digital themes in a creative format.
The event concluded successfully, achieving its aim of fostering both creativity and awareness among students.
ZONAL EVENT
QAWWALI COMPETITION
DATE: 25.08.2025
“Music is the divine way to tell beautiful and poetic things to the heart.”
Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School proudly hosted the Zonal Qawwali Competition in the august presence of our respected Sir, Mr. Baljinder Singh Malia, President of the Little Angels Public School Society, Chairman of the School Managing Committee, and Administrative Director of our school, along with the esteemed HOS, Md. Imran Zafeer, and an eminent panel of judges. The program commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp and the felicitation of dignitaries with planters, symbolizing growth, positivity, and knowledge. We were honoured to have amongst us our esteemed judges from the field of music, Mrs. Sumeet Kaur Bhatia and Mrs. Manju Sharma,
Participants from various schools, dressed in traditional Qawwali attire, mesmerized the audience with their soulful and energetic performances. The competition was judged on authenticity, coordination, swar–taal, artistry, musicianship, and presentation, and the entire atmosphere resonated with devotion, rhythm, and cultural vibrance.
The school extends its heartfelt gratitude to our respected Sir, Mr. Baljinder Singh Malia, for his constant guidance, encouragement, and invaluable support in making this event a grand success.
INTER HOUSE ENGLISH POEM RECITATION COMPETITION
“Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words”
DATE: 24.08.2025
The Inter House English Poem Recitation Competition for Classes I and II was organised on 24th August 2025 in the School Auditorium. The young participants recited their poems with great enthusiasm and confidence, making effective use of props that added charm to their presentations. The event gave the children an excellent platform to build stage confidence and gain exposure. The competition was judged by Ms. Preeti Manral and Ms. Kavita Arora, who praised the creativity and efforts of the students while encouraging them to continue exploring their talents. Anaisha Gupta won everyone’s hearts with her wonderful compering, managing the flow of the program gracefully. Mr. Baljinder Singh Malia, the president of LAPS Society, also applauded the students and teachers for their dedicated efforts in making the event successful.
The event concluded with a photo session, capturing the joyous moments of the young performers and making the day truly memorable.
🏆 Position Holders 🏆
| POSITION | CLASS I | CLASS II |
| FIRST | Kavyansh, Shanaya | Adeeb Ahmad, ShivanshiKhemkar |
| SECOND | Amayra, Affan
|
Jesal Kaur, Aaira Khan
|
| THIRD | Rudra, Darsh
|
Divneet Kaur, Shreyansh Kumar
|
| CONSOLATION | Hardik Goyal, Jaksh
|
Yeshna, Rivanya |
RAKSHA BANDHAN
DATE: 08.08.2025
“Brothers and sisters are the truest, purest forms of love, family, and friendship”
‘Raksha Bandhan’ or ‘Rakhi’ is a special occasion to celebrate the virtuous bond of love between a brother and a sister which is one of the deepest and noblest of all human emotions. To celebrate this festival, a rakhi making activity was organized for the students of classes I and II on 8th August 2025.
The teachers began by explaining the significance of Raksha Bandhan, emphasizing the beautiful bond between brothers and sisters. The students participated enthusiastically and created lovely handmade rakhis with great creativity and joy. They made beautiful rakhis using different articles like silken thread, ribbon etc. Their artisanship was quite fascinating and children thoroughly enjoyed this activity that tickled their creative side. The teachers encouraged and guided them throughout, motivating them to do their best.
Once the rakhis were made, the students proudly presented them to the HOS Madam, who appreciated their efforts and praised their creativity. A photo session was also organized to capture the enthusiasm and hard work of the young participants.
All students took part in the activity with great excitement and carried their self-made rakhis home as a token of their effort and festive spirit.
INTERNATIONAL TIGER DAY
DATE: 29.07.2025
“Tiger is a symbol of beauty, bravery, strength, and nationality”
Global Tiger Day, often called International Tiger Day, is an annual celebration to raise awareness for tiger conservation. It is observed on 29 July each year. It serves as a reminder of the importance of collaborative action to safeguard the future of tigers.
To promote this cause, our little angels of pre-school participated enthusiastically in special activities on the occasion. The significance between wildlife and people was told through discussion. The little angels of Pre-school made different tiger crafts. Circle time was also conducted to make them aware about conservation of Tigers. The theme for International Tiger Day 2025 is “Securing the future of Tigers with Indigenous People and Local Communities at the heart”,
ENGLISH SPEECH WRITING ACTIVITY
Date: 24.07.2025
“Speech is power, speech is to persuade, to convert, to compel.”
Speech is a harmonious blending of ‘thought’ and ‘expression’. It is considered to be the most effective test of the ability of a student to express his thoughts on a topic in general, unambiguous and impressive English. Keeping this perspective in mind, a Speech writing activity was organised on 24th July 2025 at Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School for classes IX – XII.
The purpose of the activity was to encourage the students to enhance their thinking and writing skills. The students of classes XI-XII were asked to express their thoughts on any one of the following topics:
1. Terrorism
2. War and its consequences
3. Sustainable Development
4. Artificial Intelligence
The students of classes IX-X were given a choice of the following topics:
1. Technology
2. Global warming
3. Online classes
4. Importance of reading
On the basis of their content, the following students are selected for the Inter-House Speech Writing Competition:
| CLASS | SATYAM | SHIVAM | SUNDARAM | SWAPNAM |
| IX | Tamanna – IX C Anamika – IX A |
Aarzu – IX D | Aryan Jain – IX C Ditya – IX B |
Priya – IX A |
| X | Tripti – X B | Harshit – X A | Khushi – X A Vrinda – X B |
Yash Kumar – X B |
| XI | Aarna – XI C | Hargunpreet Kaur -XI C Arpita Nischal – XI B |
Sanchit – XI C Navya Kalra – XI B |
Ishaan – XI A Mohit Chawla – XI C |
| XII | Charanjeet Kaur- XII C | Himanshi Bandhu – XII B Anshika – XII B |
Divyansha – XII A Archisha Gupta – XII A |
Shivangi – XII A Manpreet Kaur – XII C |
MANGO DAY
DATE: 22.07.2025
Summers can never be complete without a good feast on delicious mangoes.
To cherish the beloved mango season and celebrate the king of fruits, ‘Mango Day’ was celebrated at Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School on 22nd July 2025 by the kindergarten students.
The celebration was a measure to introduce our toddlers to the king of fruits ‘Mango’. The students flaunted various shades of mangoes- yellow and green through their dresses as they came dressed in different shades of the sweet fruit. They were introduced to a wide range of information about mangoes and the benefits of eating mangoes. Various activities were organised to make the day more interesting like fun races, story session and rhyme session related to juicy mango. Takeaways of the mango paper craft were also given to the children. They even brought some food items made of mango. The sole purpose of the entire event was to see a little angels budding and blooming with happiness, excitement and also to make them aware of the qualities of the fruit of the season ‘The Mango’.
Indeed, it was a day full of juicy mango delights. At the end of the day the children left for their homes with immense satisfaction and a vast knowledge about the king of Fruits.
MONSOON MANIA
DATE: 19.07.2025
Rain is nature’s way of adding a little soul to life
The monsoon is in full swing in the city and toddlers of Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School celebrated it with excitement and enthusiasm on 19th July 2025, Saturday. The little ones celebrated the rainy weather with a rhyme session. The teachers decorated the umbrellas beautifully to make the day more interesting. Students came in school inform. They went to the play room for story telling session where teachers also showed them videos on rainy season. They were also taken out in playground for fun frog race. Students created rain-themed artwork, including drawings and crafts such as umbrellas and raindrops, which were displayed in the classroom. They brought their favourite food and snacks. Children sang popular rain songs, enhancing their musical skills and adding a joyful atmosphere to the classroom. They were taken out for photo session.
Monsoon Mania was a grand success as it not only encouraged creativity and a love for nature among children but it also reinforced the school’s commitment to holistic education and nurturing well-rounded individuals.
BHARTIYA BHASHA SUMMER CAMP
DATE: 16.07.2025 – 23.07.2025
Learn One More Bharatiya Bhasha
The National Education Policy 2020 highlights multilingualism and visualises Indian languages as a great tool for national unity. It suggests that the students of the country should be encouraged to learn more Indian languages and their importance under the ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’ initiative. Keeping all the above in view, ‘Bharatiya Bhasha Summer Camp’ was organised at Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School from 16th July 2025 – 23rd July 2025. Various activities were planned for the students of classes VI-IX that gave them both a sense of unity and the beautiful cultural heritage of India.
Day-wise Activities
| DAY |
ACTIVITY |
CLASS |
PEDAGOGY |
| Day 1 | Flash cards , drawings with Punjabi description |
VI |
Basic greetings and expressions, Penti (35) Akhri |
| Day 2 | Role play |
VII |
Shopping, ordering food at a restaurant, at the bus stop asking for directions |
| Day 3 | Music |
VIII |
Patriotic song in Punjabi |
| Day 4 | Local Cuisines |
IX |
Making of different Punjabi dishes |
| Day 5 | Culture appreciation, Development of listening skills |
IX |
Watching of short Punjabi movie (Chaar Sahibzaade) with sub titles |
| Day 6 | Knowledge of History, Geography by knowing the names of Rivers/ Mountains/ Historical Monuments, etc. |
VII |
Usage of Physical maps showing rivers of Punjab in Atlas, A/V resource material etc. |
| Day 7 | Motivation and Closure |
VI, VII, VIII, IX |
Quiz in Punjabi and certificate distribution |
Through the various activities, students learnt about the remarkable unity of most of the major Indian languages, starting with their common phonetic and scientifically-arranged alphabets and scripts, their common grammatical structures, their origins and sources of vocabularies from Punjabi and other classical languages, as well as their rich inter-influences and differences. All in all, the Summer Camp proved to be a transformative step in strengthening linguistic skills and fostering multilingualism.
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY
DATE: 05.06.2025
Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam
World Environment Day is observed on 5th June every year. It is a day to spread awareness about protecting the environment. On June 5th, 2025 our school celebrated Environment Day with great enthusiasm and fervour. The day was marked by various activities and events that aimed to raise the awareness among students about the importance of keeping the environment clean as well as saving it.
Our school celebrated this day by conducting different activities like poster making, planting of sapling, slogan writing, collage making etc. Due to summer vacation, the students were instructed to do all the activities at home and send the photographs to their respective class teachers. The planting of Sapling was done under ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam 2.0 Campaign’. The essence of ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’ is a symbolic gesture—planting a tree in the name of one’s mother. This simple act served a dual purpose: honoring the role of mothers in nurturing life and contributing to the health of the planet. Through this initiative, participants not only created a lasting memory in the honour of their mother, but also addressed the pressing need for environmental preservation.
All in all, the day was a great success and has certainly made a difference to the way we view our environment.
MOTHER’S DAY CELEBRATION
DATE: 08.05.2025
“Life doesn’t come with a manual, it comes with a mother.”
Mother is a priceless gift from God and a perfect amalgamation of love, devotion and sacrifice. We, at Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School, celebrated this day with great zeal and exuberance to foster the social and emotional health of the learners through motherly love and compassion. The bond of a mother and her child is inexplicable and to celebrate this bond, students of classes IX -XII participated in the card making activity on 8th May 2025.
The students made beautiful cards/brochures and took them home as a surprise to their mothers. They were filled with endless thoughts and emotions while writing for their mothers. The Mother’s Day celebration was indeed a memorable event to witness how precious Mother’s unconditional love is for each one of us.
Following are the names of participants with outstanding work:
| CLASS | SECTION | |||
| A | B | C | D | |
| IX | Priya Gupta, Tanu | Bhawna, Ditya, ,Arzoo, Yashika, Ritakshi | Anushka Sarkar, Diya Wadhwa, Ahana, Garima | |
| X | Zarin, Delisha | Yash Kumar, NaitikVishwakarma, Arrush, Driysha, Yash Sharma | Geetika, Diksha, Himanshi, Naitik | Khwahish, Lavi, Shristi, Amreen |
| XI | PariJha, Neha, Bhavya, Hemant, Sarah, Ishaan Goyal | Ananya | Saniya Ansari, Aarna, Mayank Grover | Alvina, Nupur, Amandeep |
| XII | Divyansha, Mansi, Saika, Angel, Purnima,Archisha, | Somya, Bhavya Aggarwal | Charanjeet, Devesh, Japleen | |
BAGLESS DAY (Learning Beyond the Classroom)
DATE: 08.05.2025
“Quality in education is what makes learning a pleasure and a joy.”
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 emphasizes innovative and experiential learning methods, and Bagless Day aligns perfectly with this vision. By promoting Bagless Day, NEP encourages schools to adopt creative approaches to education, moving beyond traditional classroom settings. Bagless Day in school not only provides a platform to encourage students to participate in extra-curricular activities but also is an attempt to provide a different module of learning for better performance.
A Bagless day was organised at Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School for Classes I-VIII on 8th May 2025 to retain the freshness in learning. The fun-filled and engaging activities focused on developing creative, speaking, listening and fine motor skills of the students and also enriched their understanding of scientific and environmental concepts.
The following activities were conducted:
| S.NO. | ACTIVITY | CLASS |
| 1 | Paper Craft- Flower pot, Greeting card, Poster | I |
| 2 | Art and Craft Activity, Card making | II |
| 3 | Card making- Mother’s Day | III |
| 4 | Paper Craft- Bouquet making | IV |
| 5 | Card making- Mother’s Day | V |
| 6 | Card making- Mother’s Day, Fireless Cooking | VI |
| 7 | Card making- Mother’s Day, Photo frame | VII |
| 8 | Card making, Bookmark making, Fireless Cooking | VIII |
Following are the names of participants with outstanding work:
| CLASS | NAMES | ||
| A | B | C | |
| I | Anika, Mahira, Shourya | AkshitVasan, SamairaBudakoti | Arhan, Anaesha, Ayansh
Veerbhadra, Kavya, Alisha (I D) |
| II | Art – Kavya
Card making – Kashish, Anaisha
|
Art – Angel
Card making – Angel, Jaanvi
|
Art – Shreeyam, Sarish
Card making – Saumil Gupta, Kavya
|
| III | Toshani, Naksh | Riddhi, Suhana, Krishh | Nayesha, Reyansh, Dhairya |
| IV | Tejas Singh Khati, Pranav, Hanishka | Nischay, Guntez Singh, Pihu | Livya Joshi, Kaira, Raghav |
| V | Yuindira Sharma, UrviKhannawalia, Saanvi | Ansharah, Drishti, Prince | DivyankaMehra, Kanishka, Hrudhvi Arora |
| VI | Harshika, Ananya, Hasan | Trisha, Jaanvi, Harshita | Saumya Sehgal, Yogita, Vandana |
| VII | Pranshi, Tanishka, Yashika, BhavyaKataria | Drisha,Mehak, Dipanshu, Kridha | Samarth Singh, Daksh, Yana, Janya |
| VIII | Garima, Ashmin | Latika, Rhythm, Shreya | Rishika, Bhavika, Vanshika |
The Bagless Day activities successfully combined academic learning with interactive, hands-on experiences. Each subject’s activity was thoughtfully crafted to align with educational goals while keeping students engaged and motivated. The day provided a platform for students to develop cognitive, social, and emotional skills in an enjoyable and memorable way.
CIVIL DEFENCE MOCK DRILL
DATE: 07.05.2025
The Directorate of Education (DoE) in Delhi has directed all the school heads to organise disaster response training for both students and staff. A demonstration video has also been provided to guide schools on how to conduct the mock drills.
As per the guidelines of Directorate of Education (DoE),a Civil Defence Mock Drill was organised at Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School on 7th May 2025 at 12.30 pm. The drill aimed at educating students and staff about safety protocols during civil emergencies and enhancing emergency preparedness following the Pahalgam terror attack. This mock drill was conducted under ‘Operation Abhyaas’ for disaster response training and safety preparedness in schools.
During the mock drill the teachers responded to a siren by securing doors, windows, and curtains and switched off the electrical appliances. Students were instructed to take cover under desks or near walls, shielding their heads with their schoolbags and hands.The senior students were trained to assist younger students and help maintain order during any stressful situation as demonstrated in the videos shared by DoE. Furthermore, the students were also advised to use thick curtains at home and turn off all lights, including bulbs, phones and torches during similar emergency scenarios.
SHUKRANA PATH – Shri Sukhmani Sahib Ji Path
DATE: 04.05.2025
“Let no man in the world live in delusion. Without a guru none can cross over to the other shore.”
With divine blessings and gratitude, the Management of Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School organized Shri Sukhmani Sahib Path on 4th May 2025, 10:00 AM onwards at the School Reception. The sacred recitation created a serene and spiritual atmosphere, invoking peace and prosperity. It was attended by all the members of the Management and Staff with the pious intention of seeking blessings from the Almighty.
Everyone recited the path and expressed gratitude. The sacred purifying ritual filled the School’s ambience with pious aroma, spiritualism and optimism. The path was followed by Sabad singing. It was a treasure giving and spreading the message that any virtuous person who does not walk in the way of greed and who abides in truth is accepted and loved by all. The hymns recited enhanced our faith in the almighty within our mind. The entire School Staff came together to seek blessings, immersing themselves in the spiritual vibrations of Gurbani. The sacred event culminated with a heartfelt ardaas. It was expressed in the ardaas that Mr. Baljinder Singh Malia and Mrs. Jasmohinder Singh, with the blessings of the Almighty, will take the School to the heights of success and glory, keeping the legacy of Mrs. Sanjiwan Mehar alive. Thereafter the distribution of parshad increased the sanctity of the occasion to many folds.
A langar was also organized, where the entire staff participated with devotion, reflecting the values of selfless service, humility, and unity. It was a truly enriching experience, strengthening the bond of togetherness and gratitude within the school community.
May Waheguru bless everyone with wisdom, success, and happiness!
EARTH DAY CELEBRATION
DATE: 22.04.2025
“Our continuing efforts in our everyday lives will make this beautiful planet thrive.”
Earth Day is an important day in the school calendar. April 22, celebrated as Earth Day, was initiated to inspire all to rejoice and cherish the beautiful planet and to awaken the people on how they can be an asset in saving the Earth. It is based on the theme of ‘Our Power, Our Planet’. We, at Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School, have always believed in grooming the learners to become alert citizens who can contribute positively in safeguarding and protecting this planet by instilling the belief that each one of them can become ‘Guardian of the Globe’. The main aim for World Earth Day 2025 is to realise that each of our unconscious actions, no matter how insignificant we may think it is, has a direct impact on the environment and planet Earth.
It was planned as a Bagless Day for the students of classes I – VIII and they enthusiastically participated in myriad of activities. A number of creative activities were organized for all the students of Classes IX – XII with a view to sensitize them about the conservation of natural resources and to motivate them to do their bit towards making their planet even more beautiful. The students enthusiastically participated in various activities to commemorate our benevolent Mother Earth. The celebration was a huge success, empowering the students with substantial knowledge of environment.
The following activities were organised as a part of Earth Day celebration:
|
S.NO. |
ACTIVITY | CLASS |
|
1 |
Balloon printing |
I |
|
2 |
Cut and Paste activity | II |
|
3 |
Crown making |
III |
| 4 | Hand band making |
IV |
|
5 |
Book mark making | V |
|
6 |
Poster making |
VI |
| 7 | Badge making |
VII |
|
8 |
Article making(with reuse of paper) | VIII |
|
9 |
Pledge writing | IX |
| 10 | Slogan writing |
X |
| 11 | Essay writing |
XI |
| 12 | Slogan writing |
XII |
Following are the names of participants with outstanding work:
|
CLASS |
NAMES |
||
|
A |
B | C | |
| I | Anika | Saransh |
Naisha Thakur, Ishanvi (I D) |
|
II |
Nivriti Falwaria, Umaira | Mahira, Janvi | Jagriti |
| III | Naksh | Yashika |
Yash Kumar |
|
IV |
Mansha | Guntez Singh | Livya Joshi |
| V | Myra | Ishani Malhotra |
Divyanka Mehra |
|
VI |
Tanvi | Shivaansh | Samreet Kaur |
| VII | Sukhmani Kaur | Tanishka |
Samarth Singh |
|
VIII |
Shanzee Batul | Varenyam.S Chhanuv | Vanshika |
| IX | Tanishka Mehra | Ditya |
Garvit Arora |
|
X |
Alyssa Gupta, Zarin | Kushank, Hardisha |
Yashika, Kashish Sharma (X D) |
|
XI |
Yashveer | Gurleen |
Mayank Grover, Alvina (XI D) |
|
XII |
Mansi Gaur | Jasraj Singh, Bhavya Aggarwal |
Devesh Kumar, Charanjeet Kaur |
SCHOOL PICNIC
DATE: 22.02.2025
CLASSES: NURSERY — II
‘A picnic is the perfect gateway to relax and enjoy nature.’
To break the monotony of the routine and recharge the students with new energy, a fun filled picnic to Eco Adventure Camp was organized on 22nd February 2025 by Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School for the students of Classes Nursery – II.
As the excited group ventured into the camp site, they received a warm welcome by the friendly staff of the camp. Thereafter, the students were divided into small groups and a guide was assigned to each group. After relishing the delicious breakfast, the students participated in various adventurous and thrilling activities like artificial river crossing, wall climbing, commando crawl, commando net, balance beam, tunnel crossing etc. These day long activities helped to strengthen the bond of friendship and instilled teamwork. Entertaining activities like magic show, tractor ride, camel cart ride etc. gave them a glimpse of rustic life. After they had their lunch, the children were excited and shook their legs to the dance numbers which were played.
Overall it was a joyful trip with loads of adventure and excitement, thus making it a memorable day for the students.
‘SAY NO TO PLASTIC’
DATE: 18.02.2025
“Plastic pollution free world is not a choice but a commitment to life – a commitment to the next generation.”
Plastic Pollution is affecting the whole earth, including mankind, wildlife, and aquatic life. With an objective to make everyone realize the harmful impact it has on our lives and urge them to adopt a plastic-free life style, an awareness program on ‘Single use plastic free school’ was organised by Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School on 18th February 2025.
A number of activities were conducted in various classes to spread awareness regarding the ill effects of using plastic and ways to avoid plastic. The students of classes VI to IX participated in various activities like quiz, poster making and slogan writing and also promised to spread awareness among their friends and relatives. The creative posters designed by the students were a perfect blend of imagination and technical acumen and brought out their reflective ideas on how plastic is polluting oceans, lands, our biodiversity, human health and pristine beauty of the earth.
While eliminating single-use plastics may seem daunting, it is achievable with simple and practical solutions that everyone can implement. The Plastic-Free School initiative aims to tackle this challenge by engaging all stakeholders—parents, students, teachers, and school administration. So, let’s create a better future with less plastic in it.
SCHOOL PICNIC
DATE: 10.02.025
CLASSES III-VII
“A picnic is more than eating a meal, it is a pleasurable state of mind.”
To provide the students with a holistic education, Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Sr. Sec. School organised a fun-filled trip to Lohagarh Farms in Gurugram for the students of classes III-VII on 10th February 2025. The farm is located in the lap of nature and is an idyllic location equipped with food, fun, adventure and relaxation.
The students were all set to have a fantastic day with their friends and teachers. They were extremely excited and kept singing songs in the buses till they reached the venue. The students enjoyed various activities like camel riding, tug of war, pottery making, bullock ride, trolley ride, mud bath, charkha, etc. A sumptuous breakfast and lunch were provided to the students as well as staff. Students had a charming retreat as they discovered the vibrant culture of typical Indian village.
From dancing to fun filled games, the young learners experienced a rich representation of Rajasthani culture and cuisine. A delicious lunch was followed by a dance on the DJ. Overall, it was a joyful and memorable day for the students that they will cherish for a lifetime.
