The Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation (DDWS) has decided to organise a week-long behaviour change campaign called ‘Gandagi Mukt Bharat’ (GMB) from 8th to 15th August 2020.  As the name implies, the campaign aims to reaffirm commitment towards building a cleaner and healthier future.

This campaign makes people aware of open defecation and also makes aware of the proper use of water, the importance of wearing mask, keeping two feet distance for social distancing, among others, etc.

CBSE has asked affiliated schools to ensure participation of students and teachers in the activities. So the children of our school also participatedin various cleaning activities like brooming the house and making their videos , cleaning up their shelves , making dustbin and other useful things using waste materials and drawing cleaning tools.

Tree plantation is one of the best activity for making the planet greener , livelier and healthier. Planting trees help our biodiversity. Without trees the existence of life on the earth is impossible. On the occasion of Plantation Week a tree plantation programme was organised by the students of Primary Section ,Sophia Senior Secondary School. Students planted various types of saplings at home and nearby places following the Covid Protocol.

Children of class First and Second dressed up as a part of a plant. They learnt the different parts of a plant as well as they learnt from growing things, responsibility from caring for plants . They developed new skills about science and nature.

This humble effort made by the students to save mother earth was much appreciated by everyone. Children clicked pics while planting trees which lit up the enthusiasm of these kids. The potted plants added to the beauty of the garden and this go green effort.

Our dear teachers Miss Rita Bhimaya, Mrs. Meena Pandey and Mrs. Maya Shekhawat dedicated their lives selflessly towards the noble duty of shaping the lives of young Sophians. We acknowledge their outstanding service towards us and express our gratitude towards them.

Observed on July 28 annually, World Nature Conservation Day acknowledges that a healthy environment is the foundation for a stable and healthy society. Healthy environment is important for the stable society. Students of primary wing took an effort for conserving our motherland. "Go green and save water" was the main theme for this exciting activity. Children took active participation and showed their concern about the natural resources by making collage, slogan, eco -planter, small planter and paper bags.

The day commemorates the success of "Operation Vijay" launched by the Indian Army to recapture the Indian territories from Pakistani intruders in the Kargil-Drass sector in 1999. Since 1999, July 26 is celebrated as the Kargil Vijay Diwas every year to commemorate the victory of Operation Vijay.
Remembering the martyrs of Kargil War, our primary children enthusiastically participated in different activities.
They showed their love for country and soldiers by reciting beautiful Hindi and English poems, writing life history of our martyrs, making posters and paper craft etc.

Real Heroes don’t have a name on the back of their Jersey. They wear their country’s
Flag. Thank you India’s Real Heroes!

‘Kargil Vijay Diwas also known as Operation Vijay is celebrated every year in India on
26 July to celebrate the accomplishment of Operation Vijay, which was launched
by the Indian Armed Forces.’ This month, our brave Sophians celebrated ‘Kargil Diwas’ and remembered India’s war Victory, indeed a Red Letter Day for all of us and paid homage to Kargil Martyrs by preparing beautiful cards, imitating their dialogues and delivering expressive speeches. We at Sophia are beholden to our audacious warriors for all the efforts that they put in to keep us safe and secure. You were, you are, and you will always be remembered for the actions of valour.

Grandparents Day is celebrated to show the bond between grandparents and grandchildren. Little angels of primary section felt very delightful to celebrate this day. They participated in an exciting activity and expressed their love & care for their grandparents by clicking a picture with their grandparents and putting it on their whatsapp status. Children participated actively and expressed their gratitude for their loveable grandparents in this manner

‘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