08-06-2021
Oceans are the incubator of life, and preserving their natural ecological state has become the call of the hour. To ensure that our students know the importance of what constitutes 70% of the Earth, World Oceans Day was celebrated with full zeal and excitement by our Presidians in their virtual classes. During the celebration, students were made aware of the importance of oceans which are the habitat of millions of species and marine life. A short video on marine life was shown, making them understand more about life in the Ocean. Students were involved in different activities wherein they shared ideas about the issues impacting ocean life as per their understanding. Grade Nursery students were involved in creating a Fish aquarium, and they enjoyed themselves in the said activity by coloring the same. Grade 8 students prepared presentations on the theme- ‘The Ocean- life and its preservation’ in the group, and they showed very active participation in this activity and shared very informative presentations related to Ocean. Grade 9 students unleashed their creativity and designed their own World Oceans Day Poster on the topic - “The interconnectivity between the ocean and its ecosystem.”

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05-06-2021
'Many Species, One Planet One Future, 'World Environment Day was celebrated by young Presidians by connecting them to nature. The teacher highlighted the crucial role we play in protecting the planet, to which we are closely linked and depend on. The awareness about the conservation of our environment was created among them by various discussions and watching videos. Students were also encouraged to plant small saplings to protect the environment and also were made to understand that it is the only thing that can make life sustainable. To pay gratitude, students pledged to keep an environment clean and put their creative hands-on Poster Making. The basic motive behind the celebration was to sensitize and reflect upon the sensitivities of our beautiful environment.

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14-05-2021
To enable the students to understand how the digestive system works in the human body, students of Grade 7 performed an activity in which they were asked to draw and represent the Human Digestive System. Through this activity, students understood that our body needs food to provide it with energy and to carry out various life processes. However, in order to use food, we must first break it down into substances that the various organs and cells in our body can use. This is the job of our digestive system. This activity helped the students learn the parts of the digestive system and how they work together. 

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13-05-2021
सातवीं कक्षा  के विद्यार्थियों ने विलुप्त होती गौरैया का पोस्टर बनाकर इस विषय में कविता अथवा दोहे के द्वारा अपने विचार प्रकट किए तथा उसके पुनः लौटने की कामना की l विद्यार्थियों ने अपने घर की छत अथवा बालकनी में पक्षियों के लिए दाना - पानी रखा l सभी विद्यार्थियों ने इस क्रियाकलाप को रुचिपूर्वक पूर्ण किया l इस क्रियाकलाप के द्वारा विद्यार्थियों ने गौरैया के बारे में जानकारी एकत्रित की और ज्ञानवर्धन किया l

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12-05-2021
It is rightly said that we must save the environment in the present for a better life in future. Environment plays a vital role in our life, our survival is impossible without our environment, but unfortunately we have been continuously neglecting our environment for the sake of development. It is extremely tragic that humans focus more on their greed  than needs. In order to drive home the point and foster a sense of responsibility among students, the school organised a Collage Making activity  on the topic ‘Neglecting Environment for Development’. Presidians made creative collages focusing upon events where demands of humans led to the destruction of the environment. They also emphasised how development can be dangerous for our planet. The learners enthusiastically participated and took an oath to safeguard their environment. 

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12-05-2021
Imagination is a powerful tool in the development of young minds because it encourages children to resolve problems on their own. Fantasy fosters creative thinking that enables children to learn problem solving skills that are needed as adults. And the theme ‘Fantasy’ in English curriculum of  Grade two culminated with children sharing their fantasies. Thor, good godzilla, genies, monsters under beds or in closets, toys that come alive at night were a few of their fantasies. These young Presidians had vivid imaginations to say the least.  Hats off to their imagination which had no boundaries. 

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09-05-2021
There is no love as pure, unconditional and strong as a mother’s love. Mother's Day is the day to celebrate and show gratitude to our guardian angel. Young Presidians made the most of the day and thanked their mothers for all the wonderful things they do for them. They also showcased their love by making cards for their mothers. The day overflowed with emotions and was appreciated by all in the family.

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29-04-2021
Dance is not merely about grooving to your favorite tunes, it is much more than that. As Martha Graham quotes, “Dance is the hidden language of the soul.” On the occasion of World Dance Day, Prisidians entered the mesmerising and exciting world of Dance. The activities of the day were designed to encourage students to reflect on the importance of dance, especially in the time of pandemic. The day concluded with a message of spreading love and hope, even during the hard times of Covid-19.

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23-04-2021
“A book is a gift you can open again and again.”  World Book Day is observed on 23rdApril annually to celebrate books and authors, and encourage young people to discover the pleasure of reading. In order to celebrate the essence of reading in our lives, our Presidians of Grade Prep, One and Two were exposed to a variety of enriching experiences to create awareness about the importance of books in our lives. They were shown numerous e-books virtually. Also, children shared about their favourite books and spoke about its story line, characters, and events and why they enjoy reading.

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22-04-2021
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