NEWS & EVENTS

ADVENTURE TRIP
Day/Date: Thursday, 29 January 2026

To help children learn new skills, build confidence and enjoy learning outside the classroom a one day adventure trip to Rocksport, Gurugram was organised on Thursday, 29 January 2026 for the students of Classes III to V. This day-long expedition was a unique blend of fun, learning and outdoor activities providing an unforgettable experience to the young participants.

The camp included many exciting activities such as zip-lining, rock climbing, tractor ride, team-building exercises and nature walks. The camp aimed to foster personal growth, resilience and teamwork among the young adventurers.

The students learned the importance of discipline, courage and helping one another. They followed safety rules carefully and showed great enthusiasm throughout the camp. Teachers and instructors ensured that all students were safe, comfortable and encouraged them at every step. A nutritious lunch was provided to refuel the energetic participants. The camp ended with happy memories and smiling faces.

AWARENESS AND SENSITIZATION MODULE NATIONAL GIRL CHILD DAY
CLASSES : III TO V

National Girl Child Day was celebrated on 23 January 2026 by the students of Classes III to V as part of the Awareness and Sensitization Module .The activity aimed to create awareness about the importance of the girl child and promote gender equality. Teachers explained in simple language the challenges faced by girls in society and emphasized that boys and girls deserve equal respect, love, and opportunities. Students participated in an art activity by drawing and decorating a beam balance on an A-4 pastel sheet to symbolize equality between boys and girls. They also spoke a few lines on “Gender Equality,” expressing their thoughts confidently.

All students participated enthusiastically and the activity helped promote values of fairness, respect, creativity, and empathy in a joyful and age-appropriate manner.

LOHRI CELEBRATIONS
Day/Date: Tuesday, 13 January 2026

“Every celebration is a reminder to smile, share, and shine together.”

The festival of Lohri was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm by the children of Preschool and Early Years 1. The celebration began with an engaging PPT presentation and a simple story, through which the children learned about the significance of Lohri, the harvest season, and the beautiful tradition of celebrating warmth, gratitude, and togetherness.

To make the learning experience more enjoyable and interactive, the children enthusiastically participated in a craft activity, where they created a Lohri bonfire using various art and craft materials. This hands-on activity sparked creativity and excitement among the little learners. Lohri celebration indeed , was a joyful and enriching experience that helped children understand Indian culture and festivals in a meaningful and age-appropriate way, blending learning with fun and creativity