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.

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  

“Let’s nurture nature so that we can have a better future.”
With the same intention, our children from classes VI-VIII came forward as a commune to celebrate Environment Day on June 5, 2021.
The children exhibited the importance of Nature with the help of colourful drawings, live photographs and captions and articulated a powerful message to maintain it stating that there will be no second ‘Earth’ to exist if we do not understand the importance of preserving it.

World milk day 2021 was observed at Sophia Bikaner on 1st June by the students of class IX to spread awareness about the importance of milk and dairy products in our lives.

Summer camp was an enriching experience for the students of class IX and X.
It provided the right mix of fun and new challenges for the students. The
students enjoyed the magic of camp. Till recently, ‘Summer holidays’ simply meant finishing homework and a visit to
the grandparents’ homes. However, this summer proved to be an excellent
opportunity to brush up social and communicative skills allowing students to be
more open about their thoughts and feelings. They also taught us adults much
about laughter, hope, and energy.
Students of classes IX and X truly immersed themselves in the activities. They had
an amazing online summer Camp!! They learnt so much- Indoor-Games,
Pranayama, Exercises, Geographical facts, Fun with Mathematics, Sketching and
Painting, Performing Arts and Artificial Intelligence.Other important values that
were emphasised through our summer camp activities include developing a love
for learning, being resilient, reconnecting with nature and learning social skills.
We are grateful to all who contributed to this successful Summer Camp, especially
to our volunteers and staff for their commitment to creating opportunities for
young people.
Your attitude is in your hand. Resolve to keep happy, and your joy and
you shall form an invincible host against difficulties. Isaiah 43:2 says -
“When you go through deep waters I will be with you.”
So,take a leap of faith and be structured enough for success and
achievement and flexible enough for creativity and fun.

When the summer ends, monsoon will arrive, acknowledge the changing
nature of the world. Adapt and be with the flow of uncertainties. Never
underestimate the power you have to take your life in a new direction.
Stretch the limits of the possible by venturing a little more into the impossible
because if you fail to push your limits you will suffocate in your own comfort
zones.
‘Be like a lotus blooming in the middle of a dirty pond.’

Biodiversity Day 2021 served as a reminder that biodiversity remains the answer to
several sustainable development challenges. Biodiversity is the foundation upon which
we can build back better. Given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, ‘Biodiversity Day
2021’ Posters prepared by the students of class X were presented during the online class. A speech by Shagun Garg of X C highlighted biodiversity as the living fabric
of our planet. It is the foundation upon which we can build back better. So, it is
time to replace a viral contagion with a climate of consciousness. Let us make it
happen.

'For me the best way to fight against terrorism - educate the next generation.’
-Malala Yousafzai
Anti-Terrorism Day is observed to spread awareness about terrorism, its impact on
human suffering and lives. The students of classes XI and XII took a pledge to
make every effort to win the battle against terrorism and eradicate it from society
and to spread the message of peace, humanity, unity, and harmony among the
people.

A country that has few museums is both materially poor and spiritually poor …
museums, like theatres and libraries, are a means to freedom.”
– Wendy Beckett
The students of class XII C celebrated International Museum Day 2021. Tanisha Bhatnagar, Suhani Dixit, Mansha Chug and Avni Jyani presented their views on ‘Museums’ as important means of cultural exchange, enrichment of cultures and development of mutual understanding, cooperation and peace among people.

Making this lockdown phase a little manageable for our students, the school organized an online summer camp for the children. Under this move, various online fun learning and art adventurous activities were scheduled for the students to keep them occupied at home and free from anxiety. Keeping the current scenario in mind, activities like Yogic exercises, Motivational talk, and Environmental care freshened up their hearts and souls and replenished their minds with positivity and calmness. The activities certainly breathed new life into their anxious minds.

An Art sketching prevailing moods
Another fun-filled activity was planned for our children where they could express their emotions using colors and pens. Action speaks louder than words. A true example set by our children where they outlined the current situation using Warli Art Form, Drawing, and Painting. Their magical imagination undoubtedly flabbergasted everyone. The way children penciled their ideas of the prevailing predicament into the form of paintings is applaudable. The children came out with multifarious ideas wherein they portrayed the supreme power and the frontline workers as rescuers that made everyone ineffable. 

Live, Love, and Eat
Food brings people together. The lockdown has given us a lot of time to spend quality time with our family members, sharing comfort and love by being united. In the prevailing situation what else could bring a smile on the faces than cooking? Our Non-Flame cooking classes brought the families together and spread happiness when the children cooked multifarious varieties of food items with relish amidst the pandemic.

Impersonating the Qualities During the camp, the students got the opportunity to represent frontline workers who have played a significant part in the pandemic and also illustrated the importance The cheesier, the better of masks, sanitizer, healthy lungs, yoga by imitating the qualities surprisingly.

Best out of waste
Recycling unwanted things into useful things plays an important part in one’s life. Only creative minds can give birth to this extraordinary idea of using unwanted material in a useful way. Keeping the creativity and the essence of recycling in consideration, an activity on ‘Best out of Waste’ was conducted to keep the children occupied in productive things during the lockdown

Learning Online Tools

The world is unexpectedly going through a brunt of Covid-19 that brought the world into disarray. Having lost touch with the outside world, people are relying completely either on smartphones, laptops, or computers for work or entertainment. This has created a necessity to educate the children as well as the people of all age groups about using online tools effectively and quickly. To give a thought to the need of today's world,students were made familiar with new online tools and theiruses.

Public Speaking
The biggest fear one could feel is the fear of speaking to whom we address as Glossophobia, The fear of Tongue. To make children confident and acquainted with all the key ingredients of being a good public speaker, Public