Parent Orientation (2025-26): An Enlightening Q&A Session with Principal Mrs. Promini Chopra.
March 25, 2025
A Glimpse into the Army: A Session by Colonel Ajay Patial
April 26, 2025
Divine grace has bestowed upon us this magnificent Earth—a living sanctuary teeming with wonder, harmony, and life. In humble gratitude for this sacred gift, our school came together on Earth Day—Tuesday, April 22—to honor and celebrate the planet that sustains us.
From the very first assembly bell, gratitude filled the air. In the nursery, little explorers wandered along winding paths, their tiny hands brushing velvety leaves, inhaling the gentle fragrance of blooms, and wrapping their arms around sturdy trunks in tender tree‑hugs. Back in their classroom, they listened to Earth‑themed rhymes and learned about our planet through playful activities.
In the primary wing, our LKG artists gathered around a “Nature Tray” brimming with fallen leaves, petals, pebbles, and twigs. Each child closed their eyes to touch and smell these treasures, then described textures—soft, crunchy, smooth, dry—to build new words for the wonders they’d discovered. Later, they pressed their favorite finds onto an Earth‑shaped collage, sealing their promise to care for the world they love. In UKG, imagination soared as children arranged twigs and tiny blossoms into vibrant collages, transforming simple bits of nature into declarations of unity with our planet.
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- A little artist painting their very own Earth.
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- Our young explorers are learning what helps—and what harms—our blue planet.
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- Time to strike a pose with our best friend: Earth.
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- Two friends watering plants during a nature walk.
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- After lunch, students consciously cleared litter from classrooms and corridors.
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- Our budding artists poured their hearts onto paper, offering gratitude to Mother Earth.
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- A student posing proudly with her vibrant illustration.
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- Pre‑primary students crafting collages from flower petals and twigs.
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- Students beaming as they pose with their creation.
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- With boundless enthusiasm, these children offered their thanks to our planet.
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- A snapshot from one of our lively classrooms.
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- Students creating heartfelt gratitude notes and illustrations.
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- A little one immersed in an exciting activity.
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- Nursery students had their hands colored in shades of blue and green.
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- nursery student planting a paper tree during an engaging activity.
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- Tiny hands nurturing a young plant.
In Grades 1 through 4, creativity took many forms. First graders brought spring to life with colorful illustrations depicting scenic views of our beautiful orb and highlighting the importance of Earth’s five elements. Second graders penned heartfelt essays on “Earth, My Dearest Friend.” Third graders honored “Trees, Our True Companions,” while fourth graders offered gratitude in essays titled “Thank You, Nature.” After lunch, second graders conscientiously cleared litter from their classrooms and corridors. Throughout these grades, classroom walls bloomed with gratitude notes, vibrant sketches, and loving messages.
Meanwhile, our middle and senior school writers poured their reflections onto the page. Fifth‑ and sixth‑graders addressed the planet as family in open letters, imagining what ancient trees might whisper if they could speak. Seventh‑ and eighth‑graders explored their bond with the five elements and vowed to live mindfully every day. Ninth‑ and tenth‑graders examined their carbon footprints and crafted green pledges to guide small daily choices. And in eleventh‑ and twelfth‑grade classes, students wove rich narratives—from embracing the vision of “the world as one family” to chronicling personal revolutions in waste reduction and celebrating sacred groves where nature is revered rather than consumed.
With zest and enthusiasm, we offered heartfelt gratitude to every part of our blue planet through art, writing, and action. The celebrations will continue throughout the week—stay tuned!
