World Literacy Day

Books open doors to imagination, knowledge and endless possibilities.

On the occasion of World Literacy Day, our little learners embarked on a delightful literary journey with the engaging story I Love to Read! by Rohini Nilekani, illustrated by Angie and Upesh, from Pratham Books.

The story introduced children to characters who enjoy reading in different situations and places. Through a lively picture walk, children observed the illustrations, made predictions and shared their thoughts about what the characters might be doing. They eagerly connected the story with their own experiences of books and reading. The children also explored the idea that reading helps our minds grow. Through a fun “growing brain” action, they enthusiastically repeated:

“I read, my brain grows, grows, grows! 

Numbers in action- EY 1

Our young learners enjoyed a fun and interactive Numbers 1–10 activity, where they explored numbers through hands-on learning. Using number cards, counters, ten-frames and colourful manipulatives, the children practised recognising numerals, counting objects and matching quantities to the correct numbers.

The activity helped strengthen their counting skills, number sense and one-to-one correspondence, while encouraging them to learn through play and exploration. It was a joyful way to make early mathematics engaging, meaningful and enjoyable for our little learners.

Janamashtami

Janmashtami was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm in the school. A special assembly was conducted by the students of the higher classes, who beautifully presented the significance of Lord Krishna’s birth through a variety of performances.

The little ones added to the festive spirit by dancing joyfully to melodious Krishna songs. A beautifully decorated jhoola (swing) was also arranged, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere. The celebration was filled with devotion, music, dance and cheerful participation, making the occasion a memorable one for tiny tots.

Vrikshabandhan

Vrikshabandhan was celebrated in school with great enthusiasm and joy. A special assembly was conducted to highlight the importance of trees and our responsibility towards protecting and nurturing them.

As a part of the celebration, students tied rakhis to the trees in the school premises, symbolising their bond of love, care and protection towards nature. The activity helped children understand that, just like brothers and sisters, we share a special bond with trees and must protect them.

The celebration beautifully combined the spirit of Raksha Bandhan with the message of environmental conservation, making it a meaningful and memorable experience for the students.

Ten frame activity - EY 1

Students participated in a hands-on ten-frame activity to strengthen their counting and number-recognition skills. They were given ten frames containing different quantities of circles and were encouraged to count the circles carefully. After counting, students selected and placed the corresponding number card below the ten frame.

The activity helped students develop one-to-one correspondence, quantity recognition, counting skills and number–quantity association in an engaging and interactive way.