To honour the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the Pre-Primary wing celebrated Children’s Day on 14th November 2025 with joy, laughter, and enriching learning experiences.

L.K.G. children expressed their creativity through vibrant paintings, while U.K.G. learners enthusiastically coloured a sketch of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Students of Grades I and II crafted beautiful ribbon roses, symbolising Nehru Ji’s favourite flower. A PPT presentation and a short movie on Chacha Nehru further helped children understand his life, values, and love for young minds.

The day was filled with delightful moments as students enjoyed delicious treats, played on swings, sang cheerful songs, and received thoughtful gifts. It truly became a memorable celebration—one that blended happiness, creativity, and learning in the most joyful way.

Children’s Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm on 14th November 2025 as the school observed a joyful bag-less day. The corridors came alive with cheerful faces, eager to participate in a variety of fun-filled and enriching activities.

The celebration began with a thoughtful poster-making activity commemorating 150 years of Vande Mataram. This was followed by a heart-warming presentation on Chacha Nehru, beautifully portraying his affection and vision for children. The students also showcased various skill learning activities like: bird house creation, windmill, propeller using plastic, robotic hand etc.

Students then enjoyed motivational films— “I Am Kalam” for the juniors and “Akeelah and the Bee” for the seniors—each reinforcing the values of determination, confidence, and perseverance.

Adding colour and creativity to the day was a lively fashion show, where students showcased innovative outfits designed from best-out-of-waste materials, promoting experiential learning and environmental awareness. Fun classroom games further filled the school with laughter, camaraderie, and youthful energy.

The entire celebration truly reflected the spirit of childhood—creative, curious, joyful, and full of sparkle.

A colourful and creative skit titled “Shapes All Around Us” was presented by class III students on Tuesday, 11th November 2025. Through lively dialogues and bright props, the young mathematicians introduced the Shapes Family, making geometry come alive on stage.

The performance began with 2D shapes—Circle, Square, Rectangle, and Triangle—sharing their features and real-life examples. Soon, the 3D shapes—Cube, Cuboid, Sphere, Cone, and Cylinder—joined in, showing how these solids exist all around us in everyday objects.

Filled with fun, learning, and imagination, the skit turned maths into an exciting experience giving a string message that “Shapes are everywhere—just look around and you’ll find us there!”

"The science of today is the technology of tomorrow." - Edward Teller

To celebrate National Cyber Security Awareness activities month the students of ICT club did following activities

• Designing E-Poster on the topic” SAFE USE OF INTERNET” where the students of classes VI to XI exhibited their excellence through the e-posters.
• A two-day Cyber Security workshop was organized for classes III, IV, and V. The session focused on safe internet use, creating strong passwords, avoiding cyberbullying, and not sharing personal information online.
• Cyber awareness session was done for teachers of the school for maintaining cyber hygiene by teachers.
• Quiz on Cyber Security in assembly.

The main objective of this event was to ignite the creative side of the students. This competition was not merely to see the artistic skill but also to trigger the thought process of the students.

The activity sparked artistic and technological skills of the students.

The Grade U.K.G. students enthusiastically participated in a Fruit Kebab Making Activity on 13th November 2025, where they learned to thread assorted fresh fruits onto toothpicks to create their own snack-kebabs. They were introduced to the nutritional benefits of the fruits they used, such as vitamins, fibre and hydration. This practical experience helped them gain confidence as they made their kebabs on their own, encouraged by a supportive and fun environment. The activity succeeded in combining creativity, healthy eating awareness and independent learning in a joyful class session.

To honour the tribal freedom fighters and acknowledge their invaluable role in India’s freedom struggle, MMPians were engaged in a meaningful essay-writing activity on 7 November 2025. Students wrote on the themes “Our Tribal Heritage” and “Cultural Diversity of Our Land.” They highlighted the unique traditions, food habits, art forms and the contributions of local tribal communities, along with remembering the brave tribal leaders who sacrificed their lives for the nation.

This was followed by enriching classroom discussions, where every student shared their thoughts on the simplicity, wisdom and cultural richness of tribal communities. The celebration fostered appreciation, understanding and respect for India’s diverse tribal heritage, reinforcing the spirit of unity in diversity.

Our school's talented students shone bright at the District Level Vocal Music Competition!

• Annat Vats (VIII-B): SECOND POSITION (Junior Boys Classical Solo)
• Nishita (XI-C): THIRD POSITION (Senior Girls Semi-Classical Solo)

Heartiest congratulations to our melodious stars on their outstanding achievements!

We wish them continued success in their musical journey!

Our talented students have once again brought glory to the school with their creativity and artistic skills.

Anshdeep (Class 9) secured FIRST POSITION in the Poster Making Competition held at RD International Public School on 4th November 2025. Shivam (Class 6) achieved SECOND POSITION in the Drawing Competition held at SBV, C-Block, Sultanpuri on 3rd November 2025 at the District Level.

Our respected Principal Ma’am, Mrs. Rooma Pathak, congratulated the young achievers and appreciated their creativity and sincere efforts.

Priyanshi Shukla and Aliba from Class XI, proudly represented Zone 11, and secured IST POSITION in the Delhi State School Games U-19 Girls Handball Tournament held at SV School, FU Block, Pitampura from 3rd November to 6th November 2025.

Kudos to our young athletes! Their skill, teamwork, and determination brought pride and glory to MMPS!

Pink Colour Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm by the L.K.G. students on 7th November 2025. The students came dressed in beautiful pink attire, filling the classroom with shades of pink. They brought pink object/ toy and spoke a few lines about it confidently. This activity helped them to recognize and identify the pink colour easily. It also enhanced their speaking skills and boosted their confidence. The day was full of fun, learning, and excitement for all the little ones.