Date : 10.04.24
Classes : I& II
Theme : World Health Day
“Health is a state of complete harmony of the body, mind, and spirit.”
Introducing primary students to World Health Day holds paramount importance in fostering a lifelong commitment to well-being. This global observance offers a unique opportunity to instill awareness and understanding of health-related issues from an early age. Empowering students at the foundational stage with this knowledge not only promotes healthier life styles but also cultivates a generation of informed global citizens invested in collective well-being.
On World Health Day, primary students engaged in a vibrant paper pasting activity aimed at promoting awareness about healthy lifestyles. They were guided to paste the paper cutouts in fruits and vegetables and draw sleeping lines to represent water in the drawing of a water bottle.
Through this hands-on experience, the students not only showcased their creativity but also learned about the significance of nutritious diet and physical activity for overall well-being.
Through this activity conducted on World Health Day, students gained knowledge about various fruits and their nutritional benefits, fostering awareness of healthy food choices. They also developed fine motor skills and creativity while creating vibrant fruit collages, promoting artistic expression and appreciation for wholesome eating habits.
REPORT BAL SABHA ACTIVITY (2024-25) POSTER MAKING
Date : 10/04/24
Classes : III-V
Theme : Our School, Our Joy
“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.”- Edgar Degas
The Bal Sabha activity titled “Our School, Our Joy” was conducted on April 10, 2024 to encourage students to express their joy and pride for their school through the art of poster making.
The activity was organized for the students of classes III-V where students had the opportunity to reflect on their school experiences and translate those emotions into art. All the students eagerly participated in the activity, exhibiting creativity as they sketched and coloured on the A-4 sized sheets.
The posters well-presented students’ love for their school and a unique perspective of each child. It was mesmerizing to witness that the posters depicted various elements of school which hold significance for each child such as swimming pool, playground, lunch boxes, books, friends, teachers, classroom, trophy and much more. The posters were not just visually striking but deeply meaningful as well.
The activity was a rich experience which enhanced not just artistic and creative skills but strengthened a sense of belonging in students. The tinted sheets stood as a testimony of the fact that the school is a nurturing and safe space for the students. The activity was successful in establishing the power of art to inspire, unite and uplift.
