RPS Gurugram 89 - Activities (Junior)

  Good manners are just a way of showing other people that we have respect for them. Today's assembly started with the chanting of the ‘Gayatri Mantra’ as an invocation. It is believed that the sacred mantra purifies the thoughts of the one who chants, the listener and everyone around. Anchor Myra and Aira took the stage and offered a lively introduction to the assembly. They told the audience that, although, we are aware of what good manners and basic etiquettes are, we often tend to forget them. Hence, it is necessary to go over the various things to be remembered time and again. Students of grade I and II stressed the need to inculcate good manners & basic etiquettes and one should be polite and respectful. "One should also try never to lose one’s temper or allow it to control us", they said. Students enthusiastically participated in a skit which emphasised that our speech, habits as well as our behaviour should never hurt the feelings of others or cause inconvenie...

  "One must always draw, draw with the eyes, when one cannot draw with pencil."- Balthus Imagination is such a powerful thing which can be put down on a piece of paper. Drawing enables the child's Imagination to become more active. And to beautify that drawing colours come into play. To bring out the artistic side of our students, "Drawing and Colouring Competition" was organised for the students of GRADE 1&2. GRADE 1 students had to colour the diyas and GRADE 2 students had to make a drawing of "Nature" and. The students made such a mesmerising drawings that by looking at that we were awestruck. GRADE 1 students were not behind in colouring the diyas they did it soo perfectly that the diyas were even glowing in the picture itself. Our students surely has talent which is remarkable.

  "The good effects of pink kindles friendship, harmony and affection..." The colour pink is the colour of universal love of oneself and of others. Pink is yet a soothing colour that shows care and affection. The lighthearted colour- Pink represents friendship, harmony, inner peace and stability. It is also associated with innocence of childhood and unbashed play.  In order to emphasize the importance of pink colour, Pre-Primary section of RPS Sec-89 organized Pink colour Day. It was wonderful to see the kids bloom and blossom in different shades of pink. They were excited to learn that pink colour could be obtained by mixing red and white.  The tiny tots participated in a variety of hands on activities like sponge printing in cupcake, flamingo by hand print and colouring in lotus. The kids enjoyed a lot and understood the aesthetic sense of pink colour.

  "Healthy eating is a way of life, so it's important to establish routines that are simple, realistically and ultimately livable."                                                                                - Arthur Agatston  “EATING HABITS" was the topic of an enlightening assembly which was conducted by the sparkling students of III Empathy on 7th October 2022. The programme  began with the blessings of the almighty and proceeded by updating everyone with the news headlines.  An informative thought of the day was also shared which was followed by a brilliant speech. A glorious skit was also performed by the students which signified the importance of healthy food.  At last but not the least, Principal Ma'am, Ms. Shiva Yadav admired the efforts done by the stude...

  "Good Over Evil" Dussehra, also called Vijayadashmi (or Bijoya in Bengal), is the culmination of the nine-day Navaratri celebrations. It is a festival that marks the killing of Ravana, his son Meghanath and brother Kumbhakarn, by Lord Ram. Dussehra celebrates Ram’s victory over Ravan in a festival spread out over ten days. The story of Ram’s life is enacted in a folk art form called Ramlila. A special assembly was conducted by students of GRADE 1&2 on the occasion of Dussehra celebration. The students presented a short enactment and poem of the story of Ramayan. Dussehra symbolizes the conquest of good over evil. It is thus considered as an auspicious day. It reminds people of the fact that truth always wins and motivates them to follow the path of dharma. Even today after burning the effigy of Ravana along with his subordinates Meghanad and Kumbhkarana, we simply symbolize the power of good and humanity above all kind of powers. This day is considered not only the vict...