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Participants: Students of classes I – II
Highlight: The Inter House Character Presentation was a vibrant showcase of talent, creativity, and teamwork. Each group effectively supported their assigned main character, ensuring the storyline was enhanced without overshadowing the lead role. Participants were evaluated on clarity of speech, innovation, creativity, teamwork, and overall presentation.
Participants: Students of Montessori to Pre School III
Highlight: Our little learners had a good time during Happy Hour! Children explored creativity, fine motor skills, and sensory learning through beautiful spring themed activities. Montessori Flower Bouquet – Fork Printing Art Using the fun and unique technique of fork printing, children created vibrant flower bouquets. These hands on art experience encouraged creativity while strengthening hand coordination and exploration of texture and patterns.
PS I – Leaf Craft Creations,
PS II – Edible Flowers with Gems, they crafted delightful edible flowers decorated with colorful gems.
PS III – Bird Feeders. It was a joyful session filled with imagination, creativity, and meaningful learning experiences!
Participants: Students of Classes II – III
Highlight: The inter house quiz was filled with excitement engaging rounds, and enthusiastic participation
Participants: Students of Montessori
Highlight: Hands on exploration of natural materials.
• Encourages creativity and self expression
• Strengthens fine motor coordination
• Builds connection with nature and environmental awareness
Participants: Students of Pre School I – Pre School III
Highlight: The Maths quiz held during happy hour was lively and an engaging event. Students enthusiastically participated in age appropriate rounds covering numbers, patterns, logic and problem solving. The relaxed happy hour setting encouraged confidence, teamwork, and joyful learning beyond the classroom.
Participants: Students of Classes VI – VIII
Highlight: Students showcased their talents, built confidence, and expressed themselves creatively in the Talent Show. They worked collaboratively to plan and present the show, enhancing teamwork and creativity. Performing before an audience helped improve their confidence and communication skills,
while also deepening their understanding of the sacrifices made by the freedom fighters.
Participants: Students of Classes I – II
Highlight: The Happy Hour- ‘leaf craft activity’, was an engaging and enjoyable experience for students. Children enthusiastically used natural leaves to create beautiful images, showcasing their creativity and imagination. The activity encouraged careful observation of leaf shapes, textures, and colors while enhancing fine motor skills and coordination. Students remained focused and involved throughout the session, taking pride in their unique creations. The use of natural materials fostered an appreciation for nature and environmental awareness. Overall, the activity promoted joyful learning, creativity, and active participation in a calm and collaborative environment.
Participants: Students of Montessori to Pre School III
Highlight: The Happy Hour Republic Day activity provided children with a meaningful and engaging learning experience that promoted both academic and life skills. Through the Montessori activity of making tricolor badges, children developed early awareness of the Indian national flag while improving fine motor skills and hand–eye coordination. PS1 learners enhanced their creativity and focus by designing tricolor bookmarks, which helped reinforce color recognition, sequencing, and task completion. PS2 students expressed imagination and artistic skills through tricolor bloom craft, strengthening precision and cooperative learning. PS3 children participated in preparing healthy tricolor munchies, which encouraged an understanding of nutritious food choices, basic hygiene practices, and sensory exploration. Across all classes, children followed instructions, handled materials responsibly, and worked both independently and collaboratively. The activities fostered respect for national symbols, instilled a sense of patriotism, and promoted joyful participation.
Participants: Students of Classes III – V
Highlight: Students participated in this event where they staged the characters from various spheres of life. Class 3 students showcased the characters of the unsung heroes of our society including traffic police, garbage collector, anganwadi worker, and delivery person. Class 4 students staged enthralling performances on sports personalities like Dhyan Chand, P.V. Sindhu, and Sachin Tendulkar. Class 5 students staged captivating performances through the character presentations
of various literary characters including the Wizard of Oz, Macavity, and Sherlock Holmes.
Participants: Students of Classes IX – XII
Highlight: All the houses were superb in their effort, portraying various problems of the modern society. Jal House , that won the event presented the problems associated with cybercrime owing to the misuse of the internet. Agni House became the First Runner Up and they portrayed the impact of peer pressure on students.
