Janamashtami celebration

Janamashtami Celebration in School: A Joyful Tribute to Lord Krishna 

On 27 August 2024, our school celebrated Janamashtami with great enthusiasm and devotion. The festival, which marks the birth of Lord Krishna, was observed with a range of activities that showcased the students' talent, creativity, and spiritual fervor. Students melodiously sang devotional songs (Bhajans).

They also showcased their talent through captivating dance performances (Raas-Leela and Krishna Leela)   , a play was enacted which highlighted the significance of Lord Krishna's birth and his teachings.

The Janamashtami celebration in our school was a resounding success, fostering a sense of community, cultural awareness, and devotion among students and staff. We look forward to next year's celebration with equal enthusiasm and fervor.

 

Happy janamashtami

Students made a card in Art and craft club on the occasion of Janamashtami. They made a flute by newspaper roll, a peacock feather with cut outs and coloured and decorated a pot . 

 

Odd and even numbers- class III

To understand the concept of odd and even numbers an activity was conducted in class III “ making pairs”

  students were asked to find a partner with a number that makes a pair (e.g., 3 and 5 are both odd, 4 and 6 are both) . They added two even numbers and concluded sum is also an even number. They concluded the sum of two odd numbers is also an even number. This activity helped students understand the concept of odd and even numbers by making pairs, promoting peer-to-peer learning and hands-on engagement.

 

Parent interaction program