‘Grandmas and grandpas are grand-angels!’

Having Grandparents is a true blessing in one's life. Grandparents are the epitome of
immense knowledge, experience and love, a family’s greatest treasure and undoubtedly the maker of a loving legacy. To honour their love, care, experiences, the precious time that they give to us, Grandparents Day was celebrated on Sunday with zest and zeal.

‘Be devoted to Guru this holy day and always.’
The one who shows us the difference between Right and Wrong, the one who holds our hands, shows us the right way that guides us, the one who imparts knowledge,
embeds patience, forgiveness, satisfaction in our hearts and minds. A Guru is someone who helps us navigate the challenges that life brings to us. To honour and convey our love and acknowledgement to all the Gurus, we celebrate and address the day as Guru Purnima. Be it our teachers, our parents, trainer, our life coach etc,
Guru Purnima is undoubtedly an extraordinary occasion to convey the words of appreciation, gratefulness and respect towards them. To honour and convey
the love and acknowledgement to all the Gurus, we celebrate and address the day as
Guru Purnima. 

World Population Day is an annual event, observed on July 11 every year, which seeks to raise awareness of global population issues. To seek the focus attention on the urgency and importance of population issues, including their relations to the environment and development, the children of the primary section of our school were indulged in various activities like slogan writing, slogan speaking, poster making, etc

“GOD CAN NOT COME FOR US ALL THE TIME THAT’S WHY HE SENT DOCTORS
FOR US.”

National Doctors’ Day is celebrated on July 1 all across India. To express heartfelt gratitude and love for all the intrepid doctors across India, our children from classes VI- XII performed activities to commemorate the day with willingness.

Children expressed gratitude and love towards the real heroes who do every possible
thing to make this world safe, and healthful. Their selfless service, love, and devotion make them genuine icons. In the last two years, their selfless and intrepid efforts
have been sensed by every heart also.

Sophia celebrated Yoga Day on 21 June to raise awareness about the benefits of yoga. Yoga brings balance between body, soul, and mind. It helps us to understand the purpose of life and how to survive in the changing environment.

"Yoga is Like Music. The Rhythm of the Body, The Melody of the Mind, and Harmony of the Soul Create the Symphony of Life."

The International Day of Yoga has been celebrated annually on 21 June since 2015, following its inception the students of Primary Section took an active Participation for their physical, mental and spiritual health on this Yoga day.

Students from Classes 1 to 5 performed different yoga poses (asana) and  explained the benefits of it. Through their small messages via videos truly gave the lesson that Yoga gives us cure what is fatal to be endured and to endure what you cannot cure. So each day begin with some breathing exercises and simple Yoga asana to be healthy always. Hence the saying,‘Opportunities Don’t Happen, You Create Them’ and by God’s grace can rightly be seen in the month of June.

Fathers Day 2021 - It is celebrated in India and in some countries on the third Sunday of June. The students of class XII celebrated fathers day.

World Day against child labour on June 12 is of immense significance amid a prolonged period of coronavirus pandemic  

“Behind every greatdaughter’s a true amazing father.”

Father's Day is a celebration for honouring fathers and celebrating fatherhood, parental bonds and the role of fathers in shaping the lives of their children.

Students celebrated the day in their own special way by honouring their fathers, their hero, by sharing their pictures and videos with the school, online depicting their unending love and gratitude for their fathers by preparing cards, photo frames, badges, trophies, selfie frames, for #1dads.

“Let's nurture the nature so that we can have a better future.”

Primary wing organised various online activities to mark World Environment Day. Students showed their concern towards the environment under a series of activities. Different themes were given to students. Students made useful items out of waste - bird feeders and houses, plastic bags, face mask, drawing with slogans,recited poems and chart making, made drawings on 'save environment', while few students planted saplings and made posters on issues related to environment. The purpose was to urge students to make public aware about the environmental issues and to encourage people or communities to become an active agent in developing environmental safety measures and students expressed their love for Nature and pledged to protect it by planting more trees and to adopt eco-friendly measures to conserve various life forms on the Earth.