Honesty refers to truthfulness and high morals of a person. It is an important principle that governs our lives. Our words and deeds must reflect honesty. Being honest requires courage and boldness, as being honest can sometimes be difficult.

To emphasize the significance of honesty, a special assembly on the topic ‘Honesty is the best policy’ was conducted by the students of Classes Blooms C and D on 26th August 2022. Students explained the importance of honesty using slogans, a skit and rhyme. Students participated enthusiastically and the assembly was a great learning experience for all. Certificate distribution for the ‘Olympiad Examinations’ conducted by Silverzone Foundation in 2021-22 and Inter Class ‘English Poem Recitation- Go Green’ competition held in August was also done for the students of Classes I & II, in which the Head of School, Ms Miti Dhingra felicitated the students for their achievement.

“The greatness of a culture can be found in its festivals”  

India is a subcontinent of nationalities. Our country is a huge and beautiful land full of wonders. For the progress of our nation, Government of India started a campaign ‘Digital India’ on 1st July 2015. It is flagship programme with a vision to transform India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy.

Krishna Janmashtami is a festival to celebrate the birth of Lord Krishna. It is also known as Gokulashtami. The festival is celebrated as a symbol of the end of darkness and rooting out the evil forces.

To spread the awareness about the our country and Gokulashtami , students of classes Blooms A and Blooms B conducted the morning assembly on 12th August 2022 . Students participated enthusiastically and explained the importance of the festivals using slogans, rhymes, bhajans and danced beautifully. Certificate distribution for the ‘Rhyme Recitation Competition’ held in the month of July was done for the students of classes Buds and Blooms in which the Head of School, Ms. Miti Dhingra felicitated the students for their achievement. The assembly concluded with unfurling of the national flag by the Head of School, followed by national anthem.

“A tree is our most intimate contact with nature.” ― George Nakashima  

Van Mahotsav is an annual tree-planting festival in India, celebrated in the first week of July every year. This festival has gained immense national importance and every year, millions of saplings are planted all across India in observation of Van Mahotsav week. This festival educates the awareness of trees among people and portrays the need of planting and tending of trees, as trees are one of the best ways to prevent global warming and reduce pollution. To spread awareness about the importance of trees, students of class I - A and I-B conducted the morning assembly on the topic Van Mahotsav – ‘Let’s save our Earth’.

The students explained the importance of the festival using slogans and danced beautifully on the song ‘Save the planet ‘. All the students participated enthusiastically and emphasized upon the importance of keeping the Earth safe by planting trees and reusing things.

Ms Miti Dhingra, Head of School also emphasized upon the importance of planting trees and encouraged the students to do the same.

“Keep the earth clean, it's the only home we have.” - a quote we often read but unfortunately forget.  

Earth and the resources of earth make life possible on it. If we were to imagine our lives without these resources, that would not be possible as life cannot function without sunshine, air, vegetation, and water. However, this is soon going to be our reality if we do not save the earth now. To raise our concern on the compelling need to save earth- students of class X-C presented a morning assembly on the theme – “Each Day, Earth Day”

The session started with a brief introduction of the theme which was followed by the International and National headlines, important school achievements and happenings, the weather report and a motivational quote.

A short dramatic presentation to showcase the need to conserve earth and a poem on ‘Save mother Earth’ were the highlights of the assembly. The students also pledged to arouse consciousness in the society for the cause and to inspire all to join their campaign to save earth and its resources.

The assembly ended with the thought – “Keep the Earth Clean and Green, Nurture the Nature, Go Green and Save Green, Reuse today to save for tomorrow”. This highlights that its not only essential to conserve earth resources for our survival and we should conserve mother nature, but we should strive harder in the journey of life to protect and save for the future.

Finally, Our Principal, Ms. Miti Dhingra, motivated everybody with her ever so kind words. The assembly concluded with planting a sapling as we promised to keep our environment green and clean.

“No Water, No Life” - a quote we often read but unfortunately forget.  Despite the fact that water is such an essential resource, humans don’t seem to care enough to conserve and protect this ‘Amrit of life’. To raise our concern on the compelling need to save water- students of class X-B presented a morning assembly on the theme – “Save Water, Save Life”

The session started with a brief introduction of the theme which was followed by the International and National headlines, important school achievements and happenings, the weather report and a motivational quote.

A short dramatic presentation to showcase the need to conserve water and a song on the theme were the highlights of the assembly. The students also pledged to arouse consciousness in the society for the cause and to inspire all to join their campaign to save water.

The assembly ended with the thought – “When life places stones in your path, be the water. A persistent drop of water will wear away even the hardest stone”, highlighting that not only is water essential for our survival it also motivates us to strive harder in the journey of life.