The Asia Education Conclave Network is a renowned platform that brings together educational institutions from across the continent to celebrate and acknowledge outstanding contributions in the field of education. The Conclave aims to recognize schools that exhibit a commitment to academic excellence, innovative teaching methodologies and holistic development of students through co-curricular activities.

A Visit to the Park

The girls of KG  were taken to Shaheed Bhagat Singh Udyan (Minto Park) for a walk as a follow-up activity of the story – ‘In The Park’.They learnt the names of different flowers and trees and also enjoyed playing on the swing, the slide and the merry-go- round.

KG Waterplay

The KG children splashed water to beat the heat. They enjoyed themselves in the pool.

GRANDPARENT’S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Students of each section of K.G. celebrated the birthday of a grandparent of one of the students,  in their respective classes on Tuesday 26th July.  The activity  was related to their Conversation topic, ‘Birthday’ . Students  made birthday caps in their  Craft class and were thus were introduced to the shape – ‘cone’.

VISIT TO SPEED MART

RAKHI CELEBRATION

Rakhi is a sacred thread embellished with sister's love and affection for her brother. A special activity for children was conducted on 17.8.2016 to celebrate Rakhshan Bandhan. A parent had come to narrate a story on Rakhi using decorative thali which had a Rakhi, sweets, Kumkum and rice. Children also crafted Rakhi using decorative materials.

Nursery Waterplay

The Nursery children splashed water to beat the heat. They enjoyed themselves in the pool.

The Nursery children splashed water to beat the heat. They enjoyed themselves in the pool.

Students of KG celebrated the birthdays of grandparents in school on 29th November 2017. It was a fun activity for the girls.

The students of Nursery celebrated the festival of Raksha Bandhan (Virtually in Google Meet) on 31st July, 2020. Grandparents were invited to narrate stories and familiarise children with the customs and rituals followed on Raksha Bandhan. Children made ‘Rakhis’ using ribbon/thread and decorated them colourfully. They sang different songs related to the festival and matched their steps with the beat of the songs. Finally, they presented their rakhis along with other auspicious items like rice, kumkum, sweets and cookies very beautifully on a plate.