BLOOMING BUDS

Farm Animal Fact Finders The students of Class I became little researchers as they explored the fascinating world of farm animals. Each learner chose a farm animal of their interest and researched interesting facts about it. They then enthusiastically shared their findings with their classmates, telling them about the animal’s appearance, food, habitat, habits, and other interesting features. The activity encouraged children to explore, ask questions, gather information, and communicate their learning with confidence. It also helped develop their early research, speaking, listening, and presentation skills while nurturing their curiosity and love for learning. It was wonderful to see our young learners take ownership of their chosen topics and proudly share their discoveries with their peers. Every little researcher had a story to tell, and every farm animal had something new to teach!

The students of Class II presented a meaningful and thought-provoking assembly on the occasion of the International Day of Peace. The assembly beautifully explored the idea that peace is not merely the absence of wars or conflicts, but also the presence of kindness, sharing, helping, listening, friendship and harmony. The young learners presented inspiring peace slogans, conveying powerful messages such as “Peace begins with me!”, “Choose kindness, choose peace!” and “Different people, one world, one peace!” Their colourful placards and confident presentation brought the message of peace alive for everyone. Adding a poetic touch to the assembly, the students recited “Let There Be Peace,” reminding everyone that a helping hand, a kind smile and caring words can make the world a brighter place. The assembly concluded with an energetic dance performance by the students, followed by the National Anthem. The assembly was a beautiful expression of the belief that peace begins with each o...

The students of Class II stepped into the exciting world of storytelling through the “Puppetry – A Story with a Twist” activity. With colourful puppets and imaginative ideas, the young storytellers brought their characters to life and presented familiar stories with an unexpected twist The activity encouraged children to think creatively and explore how a small change in a story can lead to an entirely different ending. As they used puppets to narrate their stories, the learners developed their speaking, listening, expression, imagination and storytelling skills while building confidence in presenting before an audience. The classroom came alive with laughter, surprises and imaginative storytelling as our little performers discovered that every story can have a new ending when we let our imagination take the lead!