NEWS & EVENTS

CYBER SAFETY WORKSHOP

An informative workshop on Cyber Safety was conducted by the Computer Department, Primary Wing, for students of Grades III and IV to introduce them to the concept of cybersecurity and create awareness about the safe and responsible use of the internet.

During the session, students learned about protecting personal information, creating strong passwords, identifying suspicious messages and avoiding unsafe online interactions. They were also guided on safe online gaming and the importance of reporting cyberbullying to a trusted adult.

The workshop was made interactive through discussions, relatable examples and a quiz. Students participated enthusiastically and shared their understanding of responsible digital behaviour.

The session concluded with a Smart Surfer Checklist and a Cyber Safe Kid pledge. Overall, the workshop was engaging and helped students develop essential habits for using digital technology safely and responsibly.

CLASS : PRE-SCHOOL1 JANMASHTAMI CELEBRATIONS – PRESCHOOL 1
Day/Date: Wednesday, 02 September 2026

Janmashtami was celebrated with great joy, devotion and enthusiasm by the students of Pre-School 1 on Wednesday, 02 September 2026. The celebration provided the young learners with an enriching experience that beautifully blended cultural traditions, values and creative expression.

The children looked delightful in their colourful traditional attire and proudly adorned beautiful mukuts (crowns) that they had creatively decorated themselves in class. Their vibrant appearance added charm and festivity to the occasion.

The special Janmashtami Assembly was graced by our respected Principal Ma’am and Vice Principal Ma’am as the Chief Guests. Their gracious presence encouraged the children and added significance to the celebration. The assembly commenced with a special Dahi Handi activity, undertaken by our respected Principal Ma’am, which brought an element of excitement and traditional fervour to the occasion. The celebration continued with a soulful choir presentation of Krishna bhajans. The melodious voices of the children created a serene and devotional ambience, filling the gathering with positivity and joy.

The little speakers then shared interesting glimpses from Lord Krishna’s life and teachings. The children confidently chanted a Krishna mantra and explained its meaning in simple, age-appropriate language. They were also introduced to selected teachings from the Bhagavad Gita, enabling them to understand and appreciate values such as kindness, truthfulness, courage, compassion and the importance of doing what is right.

The children further brought Krishna Leela to life through beautifully enacted scenes depicting significant episodes from Lord Krishna’s childhood. These presentations helped the young learners connect with the stories while understanding Krishna’s playful, loving and compassionate nature.

The celebration culminated in lively dance performances on popular Krishna songs. The children participated with great enthusiasm, confidence and energy, adding a cheerful and festive spirit to the occasion.

A day prior to the assembly children had created beautiful matkis as a take away, they presented them to our respected Principal Ma’am and Vice Principal Ma’am as souvenirs as a special gesture of love and respect.

The Janmashtami celebration was a meaningful amalgamation of devotion, learning, creativity, cultural awareness and joyful participation. It provided the children with an opportunity to appreciate Indian traditions while imbibing the timeless values associated with Lord Krishna. The celebration concluded on a joyful note, leaving the young learners with cherished memories of the festive occasion.

​CLASS : PRE-PRIMARY AND CAMBRIDGE EY2 EDUCATIONAL VISIT TO SAFAL DEPARTMENTAL STORE
Day/Date: Tuesday, 01 September 2026

The Pre-Primary students embarked on an enriching educational visit to the Safal Departmental Store on Tuesday, 01 September 2026. The visit was planned to provide the young learners with a meaningful, real-life learning experience and to help them connect classroom concepts with their everyday surroundings.

During the visit, the children explored the different sections of the departmental store and observed how everyday essentials are systematically arranged. They were introduced to various categories of products such as fruits and vegetables, dairy products, groceries, packaged food items and other household essentials. This helped them understand that different sections are created to make shopping organised and convenient.

The visit also provided an opportunity for the children to understand the concept of buying and selling. They observed how customers select products, pay for them and receive their purchases. Through this hands-on experience, the children developed a basic understanding of how a departmental store functions.

The students learnt about different occupations and the people who work in a store. They observed how teamwork and proper organisation contribute to the smooth functioning of the store.

A key learning outcome of the visit was making healthy food choices. The children were encouraged to identify fresh fruits and vegetables and understand the importance of choosing nutritious food items. They learnt that reading labels, choosing fresh produce and avoiding excessive consumption of unhealthy packaged foods are important habits for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Once the children were back to the class, they coloured and decorated a fruit basket printed worksheet with full enthusiasm. This further re-iterated the concept of choosing healthy food over junk food.

The visit was an engaging blend of observation, exploration and experiential learning.

​CLASS : I CLASS ASSEMBLY – HEALTHY EATING HABITS
Day/Date: Tuesday, 01 September 2026

To inspire students to make smart dietary choices, avoid processed snacks and build lifelong wellness habits, class I students presented a morning assembly on Healthy Eating Habits on Tuesday, 01 September 2026 in the Pre-Primary courtyard.

The event began with a serene prayer, a traditional chant to center the mind followed by a melodious choir. Students used placards and speeches to break down the components of a balanced diet, including whole grains, fresh fruits, green vegetables and dairy products.

Consumption of fast food and sugary items leads to lethargy, obesity and long-term health complications was also highlighted.

A live fresh ‘chickpea salad’ making was conducted to give a glimpse of healthy food options. A dance performance on foot tapping music added colour and vigour to the assembly.

The assembly concluded with news headlines and National Anthem. Students were energised and understood the importance of nutritious food and active lifestyles.