From 28 May to 9 June 2026, students enthusiastically participated in the Trampoline Camp 2026, an engaging programme that combined fun, fitness, and skill development. Through a variety of trampoline-based activities, they enhanced their balance, coordination, agility, confidence, and overall physical fitness in a safe and enjoyable environment. The camp also fostered teamwork, resilience, and lasting friendships, making it a memorable learning experience for all participants.
Every bounce inspired confidence, strengthened resilience, and created joyful memories.
The Parent Orientation Programme for the Academic Year 2026–27 marked the beginning of a collaborative partnership between the school and parents. The session familiarised parents with the school's vision, academic framework, curriculum, teaching methodologies, and student well-being initiatives.
Parents also gained insights into school policies, assessment practices, co-curricular opportunities, and the support systems designed to nurture every child's holistic development. The programme concluded with a shared commitment to fostering a positive learning environment through strong home-school collaboration, ensuring a successful and enriching educational journey for every student.
The school observed International Yoga Day 2026 with great enthusiasm, highlighting the transformative power of yoga in promoting physical fitness, mental well-being, and emotional balance. Guided by this year's theme, "Yoga for Healthy Ageing," the celebration encouraged students to embrace yoga as a lifelong practice for healthy living and holistic wellness.
Adding a unique dimension to the celebration, the occasion also coincided with World Music Day on 21 June. Through the inspiring presentation "Nada Yogi – The Union of Music, Movement, and Mind," students showcased a captivating fusion of live music and artistic yoga, reflecting the timeless connection between sound, movement, and inner consciousness. The performance beautifully drew inspiration from the sacred sound "Om" (Omkara) and the philosophy of Lord Shiva as the Adi Yogi and the Lord of Nada (Divine Sound).
The programme served as a meaningful reminder of the importance of mindfulness, harmony, and well-being, inspiring students to adopt yoga as a way of life and work towards a healthier, happier future.
The Pupil Saveetha Eco School observed World Environment Day 2026 with a week-long series of meaningful initiatives, reinforcing its commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible citizenship.
The celebrations commenced with a special morning assembly on 5 June, during which students delivered speeches, presented awareness messages, recited environmental slogans, and took a pledge to protect and preserve the environment. From 17 to 19 June, students enthusiastically participated in a variety of class-wise activities, including Best Out of Waste, Poster Making, Eco-Friendly Cloth Bag Designing, Yoga Sessions, the 'No Junk Day' campaign, and the 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam 3.0' plantation drive.
The programme also featured an enlightening guest lecture on Hydroponics and Vertical Farming, which introduced students to innovative and sustainable agricultural practices. Through these engaging activities, students developed a deeper understanding of environmental conservation and were inspired to become responsible stewards of a greener and more sustainable future.
The Student Council Election for the academic year 2026–27, held on 30th June 2025, reflected the school's commitment to fostering leadership and democratic values among students. Conducted through a secure online voting system, the election provided students with an opportunity to participate in a fair and transparent electoral process, reinforcing the importance of responsible decision-making, active citizenship, and ethical leadership within the school community.
"Where Leaders Rise and Every Voice Matters."
