Category: RECENT ACTIVITIES

The Inter-House Activities (IHA) were conducted successfully on 10 June 2026. Students participated enthusiastically in Obstacle Race (Classes I–III), Target the Basket (Classes IV–V), and Leg Cricket Competition (Classes VI–X). The events promoted teamwork, discipline, sportsmanship, and healthy competition among students. The activities concluded successfully with active participation from all houses and the support of teachers.

A Zumba session was introduced during the School Assembly on 10 June 2026. Students actively participated and enjoyed the energetic workout. The session will now be conducted every day to promote fitness, well-being, and a healthy start to the day.

A plantation drive was conducted in the school on the occasion of World Environment Day. Students and teachers actively participated in planting saplings within the school campus, spreading the message of environmental conservation and sustainability. The activity encouraged students to take responsibility for protecting nature and creating a greener future.

With hearts full of pride and joy, we celebrated the Montessori Graduation Day.
Our tiny tots, who once walked in with little steps and curious eyes, are now ready to spread their wings and step into a new journey of learning. Watching them grow in confidence, creativity, and character has been truly magical.

Our school celebrated National Science Day with great enthusiasm. A science exhibition was organized, showcasing innovative student projects. Students actively participated in poster drawing and delivered speeches explaining their posters. The event encouraged scientific thinking, creativity, and confidence among children.

To foster a more sustainable future, the Nature Club has organized environmental awareness initiatives on Wednesday, 4/2/2026. Students from Classes LKG to IX participated in -Tree Plantation Drive (Ek-Ped-Maa-Ke-Naam) and putting up of Placards in the school garden on Environmental Awareness. Students took small steps for a healthier planet.

The Sankraman Festival was celebrated with great enthusiasm in our school. Students performed traditional dances, presented a meaningful skit, and joyfully flew colorful kites. The program spread happiness, unity, gratitude, and cultural values, making the celebration truly memorable.

Students from Grades IV to X embarked on an enriching educational trip to Kaneri Math (Siddhagiri Math), Kolhapur. They explored the serene campus, learned about Gandhian values, rural lifestyle, self-sustainability practices, and gained valuable insights into traditional culture, heritage, and community living.