On September 19th, 2023, Grade 5 students visited SIGA Press to gain insights into the printing processes involved in digital media. They observed the stages of pre-printing, printing, and post-printing, enhancing their understanding of design, machinery operation, and finishing techniques.This hands-on experience effectively linked classroom learning with real-world applications, proving to be both educational and inspiring. We are proud of our students for their enthusiasm and curiosity!

On 20th September 2024, we proudly inaugurated the "Conserve My Planet" program, an initiative by Schneider Electric India Foundation, at our Space Auditorium.

“We have not inherited the Earth from our ancestors; we have only borrowed it from our children.”– David Brower

 This participative program, supported by SHARP NGO, aims to cultivate energy-conscious communities among our students.

Mr. Dinesh, Ms. Dhanashree, and Ms. Philomina from SHARP NGO led the program, with Ms. Philomina delivering an insightful presentation. Vice Principal Mr. Anand distributed green T-shirts, caps, and booklets to our young green ambassadors. This event was an inspiring step toward shaping future leaders in sustainability! 

On September 23, 2024, Grade 2 students participated in a guest lecture by Ms. Divya S, the founder of the NGO Sindhanai Sei, which focuses on providing value-based education for underprivileged students.The session was highly interactive, helping students understand the environmental implications of non-biodegradable plastic and the urgent need to reduce its use.  They learned how plastic pollution contributes to sewage waste in freshwater bodies, damaging our environment. This awareness encouraged learners to recognize their social responsibilities and take meaningful actions in their daily lives to maintain a clean and green nation. 

On 16th September 2024, our school celebrated Hindi Diwas with a series of engaging activities. A Grade 7 student delivered an insightful speech on the significance of Hindi as an official language, highlighting its role in communication and cultural unity. 

Students from Grades 6 to 8 performed a skit that emphasized the importance of learning Hindi, aiming to inspire and motivate their peers. 

Additionally, students from Grades 6 to 9 created and displayed colorful charts as part of a Hindi development activity, designed to foster interest and appreciation for the language. 

The celebration effectively highlighted the value of Hindi and strengthened students' connection to their linguistic and cultural heritage.