Holi is celebrated as the victory of good over evil. It marks the rest and renewal of ruptured relationships by ending all conflicts and ridding oneself of ill feelings accumulated from the past. The festival lasts for two days, starting from the full moon day called Purnima.
Animal Lovers Day as it encourages love, care and protection of animals through the actions of individuals and organizations that work for the welfare of domestic and wild animals
Janmashtami is celebrated as a symbol of the end of darkness and rooting out of the evil forces. A splendid and colourful performance by the Students of KG 2, depicting the birth of Lord Krishna with a message of victory of good over evil.
Teachers explained the importance of Diwali, the festival spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, good over evil, and hope over despair. Children decorated diyas with colors and glitter. Both Teachers and students enjoyed the Diwali celebrations wholeheartedly
Republic day celebrations take place with patriotic fervor and zest in schools as the children in all grades learn about India’s political history, freedom struggle and the Constitution as a part of their curriculum.
Sports day will encourage young people to stay healthy and avoid unwanted illness. Leading a team will help young people with their decision-making skills and give them experience of supporting others.
