BLOOMING BUDS

First session out of the 4 workshops was held today. TOPIC( Session: 1) - A DAY ON EARTH (90 MINUTES) Young children understand day as the presence of sun in the sky and night as moon and stars.They wonder where the sun hides during the night.Why does it seem to move around the sky from morning to evening? Why does day and night occur all year round? This workshop knitted all these missing threads and revealed the reason behind all these phenomena. For the very first time they got introduced to the fact that all places on Earth do not experience day and night. At the end of the session, each child was given A day on Earth kit along with the educational resource booklet.

Rakshabandhan is the festival of promise of protection . Raksha Bandhan ,  simply  Rakhi ,  is a festival of  tying of a thread or bracelet on the wrist as a form of bond and ritual protection. Who can better protect us other than nature. But it is mutual. The students of Primus segment of the school along with the Principal Mrs. Rashmi Raj Biswal and Incharge Jyotsana ma'am and class teachers tied rakhi to the tree trunks and took a pledge to protect them and acknowledged the importance of trees in our lives. 

Time to be at yourself and playing with friends. Favorite time of the day.