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International Labour Day Assembly: Grade 1 & 2

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 Today, the students of Grade 1 Orange, under the guidance of Meenu Ma’am and Suman Ma’am, celebrated International Labour Day with great enthusiasm and respect. The students presented a meaningful and vibrant programme dedicated to the dignity of labour. The event began with a thoughtful and engaging introduction that beautifully set the tone for the assembly. The young performers mesmerized the audience with an enchanting dance performance on the song “Kaam bada ho ya chhota, mehnat rang laati hai”, expressing heartfelt gratitude towards workers. Their movements were graceful, energetic, and full of expression, capturing everyone’s attention. The music performance on the song “We Will Be Working Hard” was equally engaging and melodious, adding depth and emotion to the celebration. The students also showcased their confidence through Hindi Thought, English Thought, and English Speech, each reflecting a clear understanding of the importance of hard work, dedication, and respect for...

Assembly theme “Education and Equality.” Primary Wing

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  ✨ Morning Assembly ✨ 🏫 Class & Section: III Apricot 👩‍🏫 Class Teacher: Ms. Meenakshi Sharma 💭 Thought of the Day: “Education for all is the first step to equality.” The morning assembly of Class III Apricot was conducted gracefully on the theme “ Education and Equality.” The programme was confidently anchored by Pihu and Aadish, who ensured a smooth and engaging flow throughout. The assembly commenced with a serene prayer, setting a calm and positive tone for the day. The Thought of the Day was presented by Aastha Shoora (Hindi) and Mishal (English), highlighting how equal access to education lays the foundation for a fair and progressive society. The pledge, led by Kayra, encouraged students to respect everyone and uphold their responsibilities as thoughtful citizens. Students also shared the latest news, keeping everyone informed and aware of current events. A thought-provoking skit performed by Meera, Viraaj Vashishth, Avni Shoora, and Dabeer beautifully conveyed th...