Tuesday, 30 June 2026

Pre Primary -Magic painting colours

Students engaged in a "magic painting" exercise designed to reinforce number recognition through an exciting hands-on experience. The setup involved writing hidden numbers on white sheets of paper using wax crayons, which initially remained invisible to the naked eye. Each child was then called forward to gently dab the paper with a cotton ball dipped in water-based paint. Because the waxy crayon naturally repelled the liquid paint while the paper absorbed it, the hidden numbers magically revealed themselves on the page, allowing the enthusiastic children to immediately identify and read each number aloud.






















Monday, 29 June 2026

Welcome Back

The sun is shining, the crayons are sharpened, and our classroom is finally filled with the best sound in the world: your children's laughter!We are absolutely thrilled to welcome our little explorers back to school after a long, sunny summer break.




Friday, 5 June 2026

Happy World Environment day

 🌱 High up in the trees, deep down in the sea,The Earth is a home for you and for me!Let’s keep it clean, bright, and green,The happiest planet you’ve ever seen!Happy World Environment Day! 🦁☀️



Wednesday, 13 May 2026

Early Years- Sorting fun

Learners sorted the physical objects into living and non living categories.This activity uses tactile learning as the learners hold, observe, and test physical items against specific scientific criteria (does it move,grow, eat or breathe)to determine if they are living or not.


















Tuesday, 5 May 2026

Pre Primary -Plant pop

Plant pop activity was conducted to recapitulate the concept of parts of the plant in the most yummiest way. 

Material used for the activity- Candy (Lollipop), flower cut out, leaf cut out and brown paper was used to depict roots.

Beyond the sugar rush, this activity builds fine motor skills through cutting and tying, encourages scientific observation, and fosters a genuine curiosity about nature. Seeing their "imagination bloom" helps children connect classroom lessons with the world right outside their windows.The best hands on way to retain and reinforce the parts of the plant.