“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Beginnings are always exciting, full of promise and opportunities. As we embarked on the new academic year, orientation programs were organised for KG-1 and KG-2 parents. The orientation briefed the parents about the rules and regulations, showcased curriculum highlights, and provided important reminders to ensure a smooth transition. The Kindergarten-1 presentation was held on April 24, 2026, where the team coordinator and teachers shared valuable insights on how parents can play an active role in their child’s learning. The Q & A session that followed helped address the doubts and concerns of the parents. An in-house orientation for the Kindergarten-1 parents was also conducted on 25th April, 2026, by the class teachers, who provided a quick sneak peek into the child’s day at school. On 27th April, 2026, the class teachers held an in-house parent orientation session for Kindergarten-2 parents in their respective classrooms to give parents insights into the concepts to be taught in Senior Kindergarten. The session also included suggestions on improving reading and writing skills and strategies for effective learning. Fun-filled activities were organized for the parents to promote parental involvement. The orientation programs marked a wonderful beginning to a academic year, and we were truly delighted to receive positive feedback from the parents for the orientation presentation.

Coo- Ms.MILI V. SHAH

At our school, this year we joyfully celebrated both Earth Day and Green Day together on 22nd April as a special merged event for our Pre-Primary section. The celebration was designed to help our little learners understand the importance of nature, environment, and caring for our planet in a fun and engaging way. We began by introducing the idea of Earth Day, a global celebration dedicated to protecting our planet. The children learned simple concepts like saving water, planting trees, and keeping surroundings clean. Through colourful posters and interactive discussions, they understood that even small actions can make a big difference. The tiny tots participated enthusiastically in activities like: planting saplings in small pots, Earth-themed craft activities, singing rhymes about nature, learning slogans like “Save Earth, Save Future”. The entire Pre-Primary section was beautifully decorated in different shades of green, symbolizing nature and freshness. Children and teachers came dressed in green outfits, adding charm to the celebration. As part of the celebration, the Nursery students brought potted plants from their homes. These plants were arranged in the assembly quadrangle in attractive pattern, creating a vibrant green space that filled the school with freshness and positivity. The highlight of the celebration was the educational outing for Jr. KG and Sr. KG students, who were taken on a farm visit. The children were excited to see vast green fields filled with different types of vegetables growing naturally. They observed how vegetables are cultivated, learned about farming, and developed a better understanding of where their food comes from. This real-life experience helped them connect classroom learning with the natural world in a very engaging way. The event created awareness at an early age and encouraged children to develop eco-friendly habits in their daily lives, such as not wasting water, avoiding littering, and respecting plants. It successfully blended fun, creativity, and learning, creating lasting memories and an important message: “Love your Earth, keep it green!” The celebration was both educational and enjoyable, making a strong impression on young minds.

Arpita Dash Sarangi