हिंदी भाषा का गौरव दूर दूर तक फैले। विश्व हिंदी दिवस की शुभकामनाएं!

Do we appreciate the ground beneath our feet? All life begins and ends from the soil. It’s the source of food, and medicine and filters our water, among others. Most of us take soil for granted and assume it will always be around. Soil is one of the most magical things on earth! Many of us do not understand or value the soil around us, In a true sense, healthy soil is quite important. The world would have no food security without soil. National soil day is dedicated to healthy, sustainable soil management and keeping it that way.
Children of classes 7 and 8 collaborated to create a 3D soil profile and discussed the importance of soil and its uses.

Encouraging the holistic development of children during school years is important to help them become global citizens. As important as it is to learn in the classroom or labs, giving equal weightage to both indoor as well as outdoor activities like field trips is what will make children well-prepared for what lies outside in the real world. Field trips allow students to interact with what they are learning. The experience goes beyond reading a concept in a textbook as children are able to participate in it physically. Each experience solidifies learning and supports key academic theories.
The students of our school went to the Tarumitra bio reserve for a field trip. They witnessed a huge variety of flora and fauna reserved on 12 acres of land area. They saw and understood the ecological balance of nature and the interdependence of all living organisms. They have realized we owe so much to mother earth who has given everything required for our survival. They have seen organic farming and Sulabh Shauchalayas in which human excreta is decomposed and converted into useful fertile soil or humus. The trip helped our children understand waste management and develop a sense of responsibility towards our environment and how to conserve it to acquire sustainable development.

Constitution is not a mere lawyers document, it is a vehicle of life, and its spirit is always the spirit of Age
The Constitution of India lays down written laws which generates trust and coordination between the government and the citizens.
Constitution Day also known as 'Samvidhan Divas' is celebrated in our country on 26th November every year to commemorate the adoption of the Constitution of India.
On 26th November 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India adopted the Constitution of India which came into effect from 26th January 1950.
The people of India are the ultimate custodians of the Constitution.
The Constitution empowers the citizen but the citizen too, empowers the Constitution - by following it, by adhering to it, by protecting it and by preserving it to make it more meaningful with words and deeds.
The Constitution is nobody's preserve and it is everybody's preserve.

On the third day of the humanities week, class 4 students created brochures on Bihar tourism, where they learned about important monuments, popular art and craft, and famous food items of Bihar. the class was divided into 3 groups and each group worked on one theme. This activity encouraged collaborative work, enhanced engagement, and boosted their self-confidence.

On the second day of the humanities week, a peer teaching activity was conducted in which the students of class 6 went on to teach the students of class 3. Their topic was What is Government? This was a reinforcement of the lesson for class 6 and an active learning experience for class 3. The topic included an introduction to government, its hierarchy, and roles and responsibilities. This activity encouraged sharing of ideas, boosted self-confidence, enhanced engagement, and improved their communication skills.

Humanities expand our knowledge of human cultures and help us understand what binds us together and what differentiates us from one another. To expose students to diverse ideas in their surroundings and from around the world, broadening their knowledge and developing their critical thinking abilities the school initiated the celebration of Humanities Week.
To develop constitutional literacy among students and inculcate constitutional values in them a discussion among the students of classes 7 and 8 took place on the topic Our Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties.

Children are like the stars in the making. May each one find its talent and shine bright. Wishing you a year full of happiness and playful times, lots of fun and celebration. Happy Children’s Day!

Guru Nanak Jayanti

May the gracious rays of the Sun God light up your life.