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Assembly Theme: Being Kind is Never Wasted (Primary Wing)

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Being Kind is never wasted. "THREE THINGS IN HUMAN LIFE ARE IMPORTANT. THE FIRST IS TO BE KIND. THE SECOND IS TO BE KIND. AND THE THIRD IS TO BE KIND." —— HENRY JAMES Students of class lV (Artistic) conducted an inspiring assembly centered around the theme ‘Being Kind is Never Wasted’ on 12th November 2024. The purpose of this assembly was to remind us of the importance of kindness and how small acts of kindness can create a big impact on others and ourselves. The assembly began with a prayer, invoking peace and compassion in everyone’s hearts. Following this, a student delivered a powerful speech on how kindness not only brings joy to others but also enriches our lives, making the world a better place. Through real-life examples, the speech highlighted how a simple smile, a helping hand, or a kind word can uplift those around us. The students then performed a short skit illustrating situations where kindness can make a difference. The skit showed how empathy and compassion c
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Children's Day Activity Grade I & II

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Tiny Hands, Big Smiles: A Handprint Celebration at RPS International Gurgaon Children's Day at RPS International Gurgaon was filled with joy, laughter, and creativity. Grade 1 & 2 students uniquely celebrated the day by engaging in a delightful handprint activity. The classroom excitedly buzzed as the little artists eagerly dipped their hands in colourful paints. With a swirl and a dab, their tiny hands left vibrant imprints on large sheets of chart paper. Each handprint, a masterpiece in its own right, represented the unique identity of each child. The children proudly wrote their names beneath their handprints to make the artwork even more personal. This added a touch of individuality to the collective artwork, making it a cherished keepsake for years. The colourful handprint chart now adorns the classroom wall, serving as a constant reminder of the joyous Children's Day celebration.  
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