JANMASHTAMI CELEBRATION
Celebrating the Birth of Lord Krishna with Devotion, Joy and Creativity
“Festivals are a beautiful way of connecting young minds with our rich cultural heritage.”
DATE:03.09.2026
Janmashtami was celebrated in the Pre-Primary Wing on 3 September 2026, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere filled with joy, devotion and cultural warmth.
Adding colour and charm to the celebration, the young learners came dressed as Radha, Krishna, Gopis and Gwalas. A special setup for Laddu Gopal was arranged, while the classroom was beautifully decorated with flowers to create a festive and devotional ambience. The celebration featured delightful dance performances by the Balvatika 1 and KG students, who participated with confidence and enthusiasm. Their performances added to the festive spirit, while their classmates enjoyed watching and appreciating their friends.
The children also engaged in a Janmashtami-themed colouring activity, which provided an opportunity to explore the festival through creativity while reinforcing their familiarity with its traditional symbols and celebrations. The children enjoyed sharing their meals and favourite food items with their friends, adding a warm social dimension to the occasion. The celebration provided a wonderful opportunity for the young learners to experience the joy of a festival while developing an appreciation for Indian traditions, cultural values and togetherness.
The Janmashtami celebration was a vibrant and enriching experience that beautifully blended culture, creativity, music and joyful participation, creating cherished memories for our little learners.
RAKHI CELEBRATION
Celebrating the Beautiful Bonds of Love and Togetherness
“Festivals bring us together and remind us to cherish the bonds of love and care.”
DATE:27.08.2026
The Pre-Primary Wing celebrated Raksha Bandhan on 27 August 2026 with joy and enthusiasm. The celebration introduced the young learners to the cultural significance of the festival and its message of love, care, affection and togetherness.
The children came dressed in colourful casual attire and enjoyed a cheerful time with their friends. A Rakhi Making Activity was organised, providing the young learners with an opportunity to create colourful and attractive rakhis using a variety of decorative materials. The hands-on activity encouraged creativity, fine motor skills and self-expression.
The festive spirit continued with music and dance, as the children joyfully danced and celebrated with their classmates. The shared activities created a warm and happy atmosphere and strengthened the spirit of friendship and togetherness among the young learners.
The celebration was a meaningful blend of creativity, cultural awareness and joyful interaction, leaving the children with fond memories of the festival.
MONSOON MANIA CELEBRATION
Welcoming the Rains with Colour, Creativity and Cheer
“Every drop of rain brings a little more magic to the world around us.”
DATE: 11.08.2026
The Pre-Primary Wing celebrated Monsoon Mania on 11 August 2026, welcoming the rainy season with colour, creativity and cheerful learning experiences.
The little learners arrived at school dressed in shades of blue, beautifully reflecting the spirit of the monsoon. A vibrant monsoon-themed setup was created in the classroom, with colourful decorations transforming the space into a lively rainy-day scene. The children enthusiastically explored the specially created setting, posed for photographs and enjoyed spending time with their friends. They also brought their favourite snacks and shared a delightful Monsoon Mania feast, adding to the festive spirit of the day.
The celebration provided the young learners with an opportunity to observe and appreciate the beauty of the rainy season while enjoying a fun-filled social experience with their peers. The cheerful ambience, colourful décor and shared moments made the celebration a memorable one for our little learners.
FRIENDSHIP DAY CELEBRATION
“A true friend is someone who makes every moment brighter with kindness, care, and understanding.”
DATE: 01.08.2026
Friendship Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy in the Balvatika 1 Wing on 1st August 2026. The celebration aimed to help children understand the importance of friendship, love, sharing, caring, respect, and togetherness.
The little ones exchanged friendship bands and chocolates with their friends, creating a cheerful and heartwarming atmosphere. Through this simple and joyful gesture, the children learned that true friends support, respect, care for, and stand by one another. The celebration provided a wonderful opportunity for the young learners to strengthen their bonds and develop positive social values. The day was filled with happiness, laughter, beautiful smiles, and memorable moments. Photographs were also taken to capture and cherish the joyful celebration.
The Friendship Day celebration was a delightful and meaningful experience for all the tiny tots, leaving them with happy memories and a deeper understanding of the joy of friendship.
INTERNATIONAL TIGER DAY CELEBRATION
“When we protect wildlife, we protect the balance and beauty of our natural world.”
DATE: 30.07.2026
International Tiger Day was celebrated on 30th July 2026 in the Balvatika 1 Wing with great enthusiasm and excitement. The young learners were introduced to the tiger, India’s national animal, and learned interesting facts about its appearance, habitat, and role in maintaining the balance of nature.
To make the celebration engaging and meaningful, the children participated enthusiastically in a Tiger Paper Craft Activity. A tiger-themed movie was also shown to the students in the Smart Class, making the learning experience more interesting and interactive. The children enjoyed the activities and participated with great excitement. Photographs were also taken to capture the cheerful moments of the celebration.
The celebration helped the young learners develop awareness, love, and respect for wildlife. It also sensitized them to the importance of protecting tigers and preserving their natural habitats. The day was a fun-filled, informative, and memorable experience for all the little learners.
SELF-INTRODUCTION COMPETITION
“Confidence begins with the courage to stand up, speak, and express oneself.”
DTAE: 22.07.2026
A Self-Introduction Competition was organized in the Balvatika 1 on 22nd July 2026. The students of Balvatika 1 and KG participated with great enthusiasm and confidently introduced themselves before their teachers and classmates.
The young learners spoke a few lines about themselves, sharing their names, interests, and other simple details. Their confident participation reflected their developing communication skills, self-expression, and stage confidence. The competition provided a wonderful platform for the children to overcome stage fear, develop confidence, and enhance their speaking abilities from an early age. Every participant performed with great excitement and enthusiasm, making the event a memorable and enjoyable learning experience.
The event was a great success and encouraged the little learners to express themselves confidently, helping them build a strong foundation for effective communication and positive self-expression.
MANGO DAY CELEBRATION
“Learning becomes sweeter when it is filled with colour, creativity, and a little sunshine.”
DAT: 18.07.2026
Mango Day was joyfully celebrated on 18th July 2026 in the Nursery Wing. The celebration was filled with fun, learning, creativity, and excitement. The little children came dressed in bright yellow outfits, adding a cheerful and colorful touch to the occasion. They brought a variety of mango-based treats, including mangoes, frooti, mango jam, mango candies, and mango smoothies. Through this experience, the children learned about the “King of Fruits” in an enjoyable and engaging manner.
The students also participated enthusiastically in a creative sponge-dabbing activity, making beautiful mango impressions in their art files. The activity encouraged creativity and helped strengthen their fine motor skills.
The celebration became even more memorable as photographs were taken to capture the joyful moments and happy smiles of our little learners. Mango Day was a delightful learning experience that beautifully combined fun, creativity, and hands-on learning, leaving the children with cherished memories.
MOTHER' DAY CELEBRATION
“A mother’s love is the heart of a family and the foundation of a child’s happiness.”
Classes: Balvatika & KG
DATE: 09.05.2026
To celebrate the unconditional love, care, and sacrifices of mothers, a special Mother’s Day Celebration was organized in the school auditorium for the Balvatika and KG classes on Saturday, 9 May 2026. The event was filled with joy, love, and enthusiasm as mothers participated wholeheartedly in the celebration.
The programme began with a warm welcome of mothers with Kumkum Tika, making them feel special and honoured. Students of Balvatika-1 presented a delightful dance performance on “Itni Si Hassi Itni Si Khushi”, while KG students mesmerized everyone with their performance on “Meri Pyaari Ammi”.
Fun-filled games such as the Lemon and Spoon Race and Musical Chair added excitement to the celebration. Certificates were also awarded to the winners to appreciate their enthusiastic participation.
The event was graced by the presence of Chairman Sir Mr. Baljinder Singh Malia and the respected HOS Sir, whose encouragement added to the spirit of the celebration. The programme concluded on a joyful note, creating beautiful memories for mothers and children alike.
SAY NO TO MOBILES
“The best moments of childhood are created through play, imagination, and real-life experiences.”
DATE: 08.05.2026
The “Say No to Mobiles” activity was organized in the Pre-Primary Wing to sensitize our young learners about the importance of limiting mobile phone usage and enjoying meaningful real-life experiences.
The children participated with great enthusiasm and curiosity as their teachers explained the benefits of spending more time playing, reading, drawing, and interacting with family and friends instead of being engaged with mobile phones. The classrooms came alive with cheerful discussions, creative activities, and joyful learning.
The little learners expressed their thoughts through coloring and craft activities based on the theme and proudly shared their ideas with their classmates. The teachers encouraged them to develop healthy habits and enjoy outdoor games, storytelling, creative play, and other screen-free activities.
The activity concluded with happy smiles and meaningful learning. The children carried home a valuable message—to spend less time on screens and more time exploring, creating, playing, and connecting with the world around them. It was a thoughtful initiative towards nurturing healthy habits from an early age.
EARTH DAY CELEBRATION
Nurturing Young Hearts for a Greener Tomorrow
DATE: 22.04.2026
“The Earth is our home, and caring for it is everyone’s responsibility.”
Earth Day was celebrated in the Pre-Primary Wing on 22 April 2026, with the aim of nurturing environmental awareness among our young learners.
The children actively participated in a planting activity, bringing small planters and experiencing the joy of nurturing plants. Through age-appropriate discussions, they learnt about the importance of plants and trees and their role in maintaining a healthy environment and supporting life. The celebration also included a creative balloon-impression art activity, through which the children expressed their ideas in a fun and engaging manner. Such hands-on experiences helped make the message of environmental care more meaningful and memorable for the young learners.
The Earth Day celebration encouraged children to develop love and respect for nature and understand that even small actions can contribute towards creating a cleaner and greener world.
BAISAKHI CELEBRATION
DATE: 13.04.2026
“Festivals are a way of bringing joy, culture, and togetherness into our lives.”
The festival of Baisakhi was celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy in the Pre-Primary Wing of our school on 13th April 2026. The young learners participated wholeheartedly in the vibrant celebration, making it a memorable day for all.
The students came dressed beautifully in Punjabi attire, symbolizing happiness, positivity, and the spirit of harvest. Adding to the festive mood, children brought delicious yellow-coloured food items, which they joyfully shared with their classmates.
As part of the celebration, the little ones engaged in creative activities. The students of Class K.G. made colourful paper fans through a fun fan-making craft activity, showcasing their creativity and fine motor skills. In another engaging activity, Balvatika-1 students created finger-dabbing impressions of corn, connecting them with the essence of the harvest festival in a playful and meaningful way.
Our tiny tots were also photographed, capturing these joyful moments. They thoroughly enjoyed dancing to their favourite Punjabi songs, adding energy and excitement to the celebration.
The celebration not only introduced the children to the cultural significance of Baisakhi but also encouraged sharing, creativity, and joyful learning. It was indeed a delightful experience for both students and teachers.
CHILDREN’S DAY
DATE: 14.11.2025
This year’s Children’s Day was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm through a specially planned online session. Despite the virtual setting, the energy and excitement of the students made the event truly memorable.
The celebration commenced with a cheerful music and dance activity, where children danced freely to lively songs and expressed themselves with enthusiasm. Their bright smiles and joyful participation set a festive tone for the entire session.
To make the event more engaging, a series of fun and interactive games were organised. One of the highlights was the glass pyramid activity, in which students creatively built pyramids using cups and proudly displayed their balanced structures on screen. Another well-loved activity was “Guess the Picture,” where students identified various animals. The game encouraged them to think critically and respond confidently, making it both enjoyable and educational.
The celebration continued with creative tasks that the children thoroughly enjoyed. They enthusiastically completed a colourful worksheet, filling it with bright and vibrant shades. Additionally, students crafted an adorable ladybug stand, showcasing their creativity, patience, and fine motor skills. Each child proudly shared their artwork, adding warmth and charm to the session.
Even in an online setting, the children’s active involvement, cheerful spirit, and enthusiasm made the celebration lively and heart-warming. The Children’s Day celebration was a delightful blend of music, joy, creativity, and meaningful engagement—reminding us once again of how special, talented, and inspiring our children truly are.
GURU NANAK JAYANTI CELEBRATION
DATE: 04.11.2025
“Let no man in the world live in delusion. Without a Guru, none can cross over to the other shore.” — Guru Nanak Dev Ji
The Nursery and Kindergarten students of our school celebrated Guru Nanak Jayanti with great devotion, enthusiasm, and reverence. To mark this sacred occasion, a serene and beautifully decorated Gurudwara setup was created in the playroom, radiating an atmosphere of peace and spirituality.
The children arrived dressed in traditional attire, looking adorable and respectful. The celebration began with the soothing sound of kirtan, filling the room with positivity. The little ones participated in a parikrama around the Guru Darbar, led by the Five Pyaras (Panj Pyare), walking reverently with folded hands and bowed heads as a mark of respect. Teachers took this opportunity to enlighten the children about the life and teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, emphasizing the values of truth, honesty, equality, kindness, and universal love. The significance of the Five Pyaras and their role in Sikhism was also beautifully explained in an age-appropriate manner.
A special serving of Kadha Prashad was prepared and shared among all, symbolizing the spirit of seva (selfless service) and sharing. The young learners were deeply engaged, curious, and eager to learn, actively participating in every part of the celebration. The event not only brought joy to the children but also instilled in them the values of faith, respect, unity, and togetherness. It was indeed a meaningful and spiritually enriching experience for all.
SELF-INTRODUCTION COMPETITION
DATE: 03.11.2025
“Confidence is the first step towards success.”
The Self-Introduction Competition was a delightful and enriching experience for our young learners. The Nursery and Kindergarten students came well-prepared and participated with great confidence and enthusiasm.
Each child took the stage to introduce themselves, sharing their likes, hobbies, and favourite things with bright smiles and joyful energy. It was heart-warming to see their excitement and individuality shine through as they spoke in their own unique ways. The activity provided an excellent platform for the children to develop self-confidence, enhance their speaking skills, and overcome stage fear. It also encouraged them to express their thoughts freely and proudly in front of their peers and teachers.
Overall, the event was a cheerful, engaging, and memorable experience, helping our little ones take an important step in their journey of self-expression and personal growth.
SCIENCE WORKSHOP ACTIVITY – SINK AND FLOAT
DATE: 31.10.2025
“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.” — Benjamin Franklin
The Nursery students enthusiastically participated in a ‘Sink and Float’ experiment, exploring the fascinating world of science through hands-on learning. The activity was designed to introduce young learners to the basic scientific concept of buoyancy in a fun and engaging way.
Various objects such as a ball, coin, leaf, stone, and pencil were placed in water as the children eagerly observed which ones floated on the surface and which sank to the bottom. With keen curiosity, they discovered that light objects tend to float while heavier ones sink.
The experiment sparked excitement and wonder among the little scientists. They actively shared their observations, asked thoughtful questions, and expressed great joy in exploring new ideas. This engaging activity not only nurtured their scientific thinking and observation skills but also made learning a fun-filled experience.
SCIENCE WORKSHOP SHADOW ACTIVITY(CLASS-NURSERY)
DATE: 25.10.2025
Our school conducted an engaging “Logical Thinking – Shadow Activity” for the Nursery class. The tiny tots explored the concept of shadows in a fun and creative way by making shadows of different objects using wheat flour. Children were extremely curious and excited to know what they were going to do and observed the changes very keenly. They participated with great confidence and comfort, enjoying every part of the activity. Many children even shared real-life examples of shadows they had seen at home or outside, showing their growing sense of observation. This activity not only developed their logical thinking and reasoning skills but also encouraged imagination, creativity, and scientific curiosity in a playful manner.
SCIENCE WORKSHOP ACTIVITY – WATER HAS NO SHAPE(CLASS-K.G)
DATE: 25.10.2025
Our school conducted an interesting Science Experiment for the K.G. class on the topic “Water Has No Shape.” Through this activity, children were shown how water takes the shape of the container it is poured into. Different shaped containers were used to make the concept easy and fun to understand. The little ones were very curious and excited to see how water changes its shape.
Along with this, they also explored the properties of water and learned about floating and sinking — how heavy objects sink while light objects float in water. The children eagerly participated and shared their own experiences of observing such things at home, especially while helping their mothers in the kitchen.
They also discussed the importance of saving water and beautifully expressed how they try to use water wisely in their daily life. This hands-on experiment helped in building their scientific thinking, observation, and reasoning skills while making learning joyful and meaningful.
DIWALI CELEBRATION AND BAGLESS DAY
DATE: 18.10.2025
Our school joyfully celebrated Diwali with great enthusiasm and excitement. It was observed as a Bagless Day, where children participated in various fun-filled activities related to the festival of lights. The day began with a special assembly, where children shared the importance of Diwali — the victory of good over evil and light over darkness. Students took part in Rangoli making activity, beautifully decorating patterns with vibrant colours. They also enjoyed “Kuch Meetha Ho Jaye” – a cooking without fire activity, where they prepared coconut laddoos and dry fruit laddoos with great excitement. The children showed their creativity in diya and candle decoration and also made beautiful chandeliers. These activities not only brought out their artistic skills but also made them understand the cultural significance of the festival. It was a day full of fun, learning, and celebration. The children truly enjoyed every moment of the Diwali celebration, spreading joy and festive cheer all around.
COLOURING COMPETITION
DATE: 16.10.2025
A Colouring Competition was conducted in our class, and all the children participated with great excitement and enthusiasm. The little artists were fully prepared for the event and were eager to show their creativity through colours. Each child was given a worksheet that had beautiful pictures of flowers, the sun, grass, and birds. They used bright and vibrant colours to make their pictures look attractive and lively. The children enjoyed the activity a lot and expressed their imagination beautifully through their artwork. It was a joyful and engaging experience that helped them improve their fine motor skills, focus, and colour sense. The classroom was filled with laughter, smiles, and colourful creations that made the day truly delightful.
| Class | I Position | II Position | III Position |
| Nursery Rose | Mohd. Shayan | Ravya | Aryan |
| Nursery Lily | Ridhi Kumari | Akshit | Purvaansh |
| K.G. Jasmine | Shivika | Nivisha | Rehanshi Das |
| K.G. Tulip | Freya | Saanvi | Saanvi |
| K.G. Lotus | Lavika | Bhavya | Inaya Danish |
| K.G. Sunflower | Yeshika | Reyansh Bhasin | Divyant Sablania |
HINDI RECITATION COMPETITION
DATE: 08.10.2025
The Hindi Recitation Competition for Nursery and K.G. classes was conducted on Wednesday 8th October 2025. All the children participated with great enthusiasm. They came dressed beautifully and also brought props related to their rhyme. The competition was held to encourage confidence and love for the Hindi language among the little ones. The children began the program by wishing everyone “Namaste” and “Shubh Prabhat” in Hindi. Each child recited their poem confidently with proper expressions and actions. The props they brought made their performance more attractive and meaningful. All the kids were very excited and happy to participate. Their confidence and preparation showed their hard work. It was a joyful and memorable experience for everyone.
| Class | I Position | II Position | III Position |
| Nursery Rose | Divisha | Mohammad Uzair | Aman Budhiraja |
| Nursery Lily | Naira Khailani | Lavin | Pranav Kanaijia |
| K.G. Jasmine | Lakshya Yadav | Pranshi Bajaj | Himanshi |
| K.G. Tulip | Gaurvi | Vinayak | Eliena |
| K.G. Lotus | Vivaan Gupta | Aliza | Ishika |
| K.G. Sunflower | Reyansh Saxena | Varun Singh | Kanushi |
WORKSHOP – GOOD TOUCH AND BAD TOUCH
DATE: 04.10.2025
Our school recently organised a session on Good Touch and Bad Touch to make children aware about personal safety. In this session, children learnt that a good touch makes us feel happy and safe, like a hug from parents or a pat from teachers, while a bad touch makes us feel scared or uncomfortable. They also understood that their body belongs to them and if they don’t like a touch, they should say “NO” loudly, move away, and tell a trusted elder. Along with this, children recited a simple rhyme on Good Touch and Bad Touch which helped them remember that “No means No” and to always keep themselves safe.
DUSSEHRA & NAVRATRI CELEBRATION
DATE: 27.09.2025
Our school celebrated Dussehra and Navratri with great enthusiasm and festive spirit. The children were full of excitement and actively took part in the events. The program began with a puppet show on “Ek Hue the Raja Ram”, creatively narrating the story of Lord Rama’s victory over evil. This was followed by a rhyme session, where the little ones recited festive rhymes with cheerful expressions. Adding to the fun, students made colourful DIY Ravan models using disposable glasses, googly eyes, feathers, and decorative materials. They also showcased their festive spirit by performing a lively dance to celebrate Navratri, which filled the atmosphere with joy and energy. Teachers explained the significance of Dussehra, highlighting the message that truth and goodness always triumph over evil. The celebration concluded with learning, creativity, and unforgettable festive moments, leaving the children excited and inspired.
TEACHERS’S DAY CELEBRATION AND BAGLESS DAY
DATE: 04.09.2025
Our little ones of the Pre-Primary joyfully celebrated Teachers’ Day with love and excitement. The children began the day by presenting beautiful roses to their teachers as a token of respect and affection. They also put up delightful performances filled with rhymes and dances. To make this day more special our teachers also performed which brought smiles to everyone’s faces. To add to the celebrations, a card-making activity was organized where the children made colorful cards with their tiny hands and heartfelt creativity. These cards were lovingly presented to their teachers, making the day even more special. The celebration was filled with laughter, cheer, and warm moments, truly reflecting the bond between teachers and their little learners. It was a memorable day where the efforts of our young children made their teachers feel cherished and appreciated.
ENGLISH RECITATION COMPETITION
DATE: 02.09.2025
An English Recitation Competition was held on Tuesday 2nd September 2025 for the Pre-Primary children. The tiny tots came forward with great confidence and enthusiasm to recite beautiful poems and rhymes. With charming expressions, clear voices, and lively actions, they made the stage come alive. To make their recitations more attractive, the children also prepared and carried beautiful props, which added colour and creativity of their performances. The competition helped the little ones to improve their pronunciation, vocabulary, and presentation skills, while also boosting their self-confidence. It was truly delightful to watch our young learners showcase their talent with such joy and energy. The event concluded with smiles, applause, and wonderful memories.
| Class | I Position | II Position | III Position |
| Nursery Rose | Divisha | Tabish Khan | Shivay Pandey |
| Nursery Lily | Purvaansh | Ridhi Kumari | Naira Khailani |
| K.G. Jasmine | Jashmehar Kaur | Natansh Vij | Lakshya Yadav |
| K.G. Tulip | Freya | Madhav Kumar | Guneet Kaur |
| K.G. Lotus | Aliza | Yuvaan Gupta | Inaaya |
| K.G. Sunflower | Reyansh Saxena | Varu Singh | Yeshika |
