IX SPECIAL ASSEMBLY ON RAMNAVMI

 

This Ram Navami, light the inner light! Get rid of all the worries, and bring yourself in the present moment; be content and happy and leave the grudges from the past. Spread smiles, spread love! Let happiness be widespread and unlimited.

With this motto class IX celebrated ram navmi with a special assembly on 20th April, 2021 where students sang Ram bhajans, recited poem on shri Ram , shlokas with their meanings and also discussed the lessons learnt from shri Ram life and incorporate it in their personal lives.

WORLD HERITAGE DAY CELEBRATION (Primary Department- III, IV, V )

 

Heritage is our legacy from the past, what we live with today, and what we pass on to future generations. Our cultural and natural heritage are both irreplaceable sources of life and inspiration. Every year, World heritage day is celebrated on 18th April .

To acquaint the children with heritage sites of India and their relevance, students of primary department were informed about 38 Indian heritage sites recognised by UNESCO. Children made collages of different cultural and natural heritage sites of India. Famous classical dance form of Kathakali and some famous monuments were depicted by students in art class. Children spoke about  importance of heritage day, respecting and preserving our rich culture during class assemblies.

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NAVRATRI CELEBRATION CLASS VIII

‘Navratri’ is one of the major and important festivals celebrated with great enthusiasm and fun. It was celebrated on the virtual platform on 17th April, 2021 in all the sections of Class 8. The Special Assembly started off with seeking the blessings from Goddess Durga. Students attired in traditional dresses added to the festive mood and presented a mélange of performances. 

The students even portrayed the importance of nine days of Navratri and about the nine forms of Goddess Durga.

The essence of the festivity was truly felt and celebrated by all in the true spirit of oneness.

Thanks and Regards

Class VIII

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NAVRATRI AND RAM NAVAMI CELEBRATION CLASS VII

 

 Navratri 

The word Navratri is derived from Sanskrit, meaning nine nights - Nava (nine) ratri (night).The festival is associated to the prominent battle that took place between Durga and demon Mahishasura and celebrates the victory of Good over Evil. These nine days are solely dedicated to Goddess Durga and her nine Avatars – The Navadurga.

 Ram Navami 

Rama came to this earth to save man from the cruelty of Ravana.  The reign of Lord Rama was marked with righteousness, peace and prosperity. The ninth day of Chaitra month in Hindu calendar is observed as Ram Navami.

On this auspicious occasion,  students of class VII celebrated the festival beginning with a prayer wishing the well being and health for all and the eradication of all sorrows and sufferings the world is facing today.

Then the students  presented their poems, songs, speech, dance  on navratri and Ram Navmi. 

It was a program filled with hope and the children performed with enthusiasm and zeal. 

The program was ended with Maa Durga's Aarti to seek her blessings for all. 

Thank You.

Team Class VII

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CLASS VI _ NAVRATRI CELEBRATION 2021

Our school believes in the philosophy of celebrating all the common festivals and events (national and international) irrespective of religion and region. This allows students from varied backgrounds to share their own culture and heritage as well as be appreciative of that of others. 

On the 17th of April 2021 , a special online  assembly on the occasion of the Navratri festival, was presented by the students of class VI. 

 While speaking about the occasion, teachers told the students about the importance of Navratri celebration and what does it mean Students were made aware about the ‘ nine forms’ of Goddess Durga and how Navratri celebration symbolizes victory over evil. 

This online event involved dressing up in the related attire ,  the related food items and enactment of the related historical stories , ensuring that even within a modern world, tradition and culture is kept alive. 

 Some of the students recited  Mahishasur Mardini strotam by Shakti, which symbolises the dormant or cosmic power within each individual. The students showcased Aigiri Nandini stotram through their performance of semi classical dance.  The Garba dance as well as the ‘ Durga Pooja’ dance were performed, providing the spectators with a flavor of the rich and varied ways in which the Navratri festival is celebrated in different states of India.

 Colourful posters were beautifully showcased by the students of class VI. 

 The vibrant thoughts were strung in the form of poetry and the songs portrayed the message of  optimism,that this pandemic time will pass and we all will emerge stronger 

 The essence of the festivity was truly felt and celebrated by all in the true spirit of oneness . It was a moment to be treasured by all, of a colourful virtual event.

Thanks and regards 

 Team Class VI

 

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World Heritage Day Celebration in Pre-Primary Department

 Our heritage is our culture, our past, a testimony of our evolution and our legacy to build a future. 

World Heritage Day is observed on April 18 and students of pre-primary department celebrated the day by organising a special assembly. 

From a virtual trip to the famous monuments of India to discussion on the ways to conserve the monuments, children were made aware about the rich heritage of our country. 

As a part of a 'have fun as you learn' activity, children had to draw their favourite monument and colour it.

After a presentation, students engaged in a slogan writing activity. 

Children had a great time learning about how they can help in keeping monuments clean and shared that they are excited to visit them. 

The celebrations concluded with pledge taking ceremony by teachers as well as students.

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RAMNAVMI CELEBRATION BY PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

 Lord Rama, in the words of Swami Vivekananda , is "the embodiment of truth, of morality, of ideal son, the ideal husband and above all the ideal king. "

Date: 20 th April 2021 Primary department celebrated Ramnavami  in all its classes through special assemblies, poster making and chanting of shlokas, chaupaiyan and bhajans. 

Lord Rama can be simply described as a man who displays the perfect moral as well as social behaviour. He became a PURUSHOTTAM by his deeds. 

 Students shared incidents from his life that inspire all to become a better person. 

Wishing you all a HAPPY RAMNAVAMI

Jai Shree Ram 🙏🙏

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Students of pre-primary department celebrated Ram Navmi

Students of pre-primary department celebrated Ram Navmi, the birth of lord Ram,  as the Navratras come to a close. 

Students were made familiar with the story of Lord Ram through a puppet show. Videos were also shown to children to illustrate the story better. 

Some students spoke lines about the festival and sang bhajans in praise of the god. 

The special session concluded with prayer to lord Ram to keep everyone safe  during the pandemic.

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