"People without knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots."

To raise awareness about the rich heritage of India, The Heritage Club organised Heritage Quiz Phase I and II on Monday, 20 May 2025.

The topic of the quiz was - Seven Wonders of the World. Students were divided into 3 teams - Team - A (Heritage Hub Heroes), Team -B (History Hub Heroes) & Team -C (Harmony Heritage Heroes). Students showcased their talent by answering the questions asked by teacher.

They learnt some important facts about the National Parks of India, National Symbols of India and The Mughal Empire. Winners of the quiz were TEAM A “Heritage Hub Heroes” whose members were Jaya Jha (IX A), Iknoor Singh (IX A) and Tiana Mallah (VIII A).

Thus, the quiz proved to be informative and memorable.

The Science Club hosted a debate on the motion "New Innovations in Healthcare" on Wednesday, 14th May 2025.

Participants spoke with conviction and clarity, presenting well-researched arguments. The proposition emphasized the transformative power of cutting-edge technologies such as telemedicine, AI-assisted diagnosis, robotic surgeries, and wearable health devices, arguing that these innovations are revolutionizing patient care, increasing accessibility, and improving diagnosis and treatment accuracy.

On the other hand, the opposition raised valid concerns about the ethical implications, data privacy, cost barriers, and the risk of over-reliance on technology, stressing the need for a balanced approach that does not compromise human touch in healthcare.

Winners of the Debate:

I Position – Iknoor Singh Saini (Class IX-A)

II Position – Daksha (Class IX-A)

III Position – Raunak (Class VII-C) and Shreyansh (Class VI-A)

To highlight the importance of museums in preserving culture and history, the Heritage Club celebrated International Museum Day on 16th May 2025.

The special assembly included Speeches, Poem Recitations, Pledge, PowerPoint presentation on renowned Indian as well as International Museums, and a Poster-Making session. These activities provided students with a platform to express their creativity and deepen their appreciation for India’s rich cultural legacy.  Students learnt about the role of museums and the treasures they have, inspiring students to become more aware and responsible citizens.

The event served as a meaningful reminder of how museums connect us to our past, enrich our present, and inspire our future.

An exciting Inter-House Fit India Quiz was held on 19 May 2025, with active participation from Lily, Rose, Dahlia, and Tulip Houses. Each house was represented by three enthusiastic students from different age groups, adding variety to the event.

The competition was intense and full of energy. After a neck-and-neck competition, Lily House claimed the champion's title, with Rose House securing a close second.

Congratulations to all the participants, especially the winners from Lily House!

• Gauhar (Class III-V)
• Kavyansh Dutta (VI-VIII)
• Kashish Thakur (IX and XI)

The event promoted awareness about fitness, encouraged teamwork, and boosted confidence among students.

To foster a sense of Cultural pride and to highlight the importance of preserving traditional art forms, "Folk Dance Competition” was organized by the Dance Club on Monday, 19 May, 2025 in school premises.

The Dance Competition celebrated the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan and Punjab. Students enthusiastically participated, dressed in colourful attire and performed with great energy. The Rajasthani dance performance ' Kalbeliya' mesmerized everyone with its elegant movements and intricate footwork. The Punjabi dance performance 'Bhangra' and ' Gidda' electrified the stage with its high energy beats and dynamic movements.

The students were judged on the basis of their creativity, expressions, costume and overall performance. It provided a platform to students to showcase their talents. Our honourable Principal Ma'am applauded the winners:

Granthika of class 5- A won First position

Sanchi of class 5 -B won Second position and

Drishti of class 5- B won Third Position .

The Collage Making Competition organized on the theme "Save Environment" on 19th May 2025 showcased the creative flair and environmental consciousness of the students from the Art & Craft Club. Honorable Principal Ma’am, Mrs. Rooma Pathak, appreciated the dedicated students who emerged as true stewards of nature through their thoughtful artworks.

Winners:

First Position: Nishat (Class 7) and Pari (Class 9)

Second Position: Manik Dhamija and Khyati (both Class 7)

Third Position: Nehal Jain (Class 5) and Aradhya (Class 6)

Our enthusiastic LKG learners embarked on an exciting exploration of the letter ‘H’ on 15 May 2025 through a variety of well-curated and engaging activities.

A standout among these was the lively “House Craft” activity, where children used colorful cut-out shapes to build their own imaginative houses. This creative exercise beautifully combined art and early literacy, helping students relate the letter H to the word house, while also boosting shape recognition, spatial awareness, and fine motor skills.

To further reinforce their understanding, the children participated in interactive games and letter-themed worksheets designed to help them recognize the letter H and its corresponding sound.

This multi-sensory approach—blending creativity, play, and phonics—not only laid a strong foundation in early literacy but also sparked joy and curiosity in every child.

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UKG students observed ‘Go Green Week’ from 13th to 16th May, engaging in activities that promote environmental awareness and sustainability.

Children expressed their understanding of a greener world through coloring sheets titled "My Beautiful Planet" and "Create a Green World." As part of the "Plant a Sapling" initiative, students planted saplings in the school garden, reinforcing their commitment to nature.

A teacher-led PowerPoint presentation on "Green Earth" further enriched the learning experience, highlighting the importance of environmental preservation.

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The UKG students participated enthusiastically in a lively and fun-filled activity called "Burst the Balloon" on Tuesday, 15 May 2025. The event was thoughtfully designed to promote physical fitness, coordination, and sheer joy among the young learners.

In this energetic race, the children had to run to a specific point, burst a balloon, and then rush back to the starting line. The environment was charged with laughter and excitement as the little ones were engaged s

The race turned out to be a delightful blend of fun and learning.

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The 20-metre flat race planned on 16 May 2025 served as an exciting initiation into the world of athletics for our LKG students. Participating in their first-ever track event, the young learners embraced the experience with enthusiasm and energy.

Their eagerness to run and showcase their emerging athletic skills highlighted the joy and spirit of early childhood exploration. More than just a physical activity, the race played an important role in enhancing their motor skills, building confidence, and encouraging a sense of healthy competition.

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