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Mudit Khater, a student of grade XII in Delhi Public School, Nacharam developed an interest in vocabulary after participating in various school events and class assemblies

DPS Nacharam Principal Sunita Rao urged students to develop the qualities of conviction, patriotism and camaraderie from school days

Children got into their imaginative world and become the cartoon characters they liked.

Students enacted as florists and the parents as customers.

The activity helped children understand the rules in a fun-filled way.

Pre-nursery children enjoyed this activity by making sounds with different vessels and creating musical tunes

A plethora of online and offline activities of the same was conducted for students.

A special virtual assembly was hosted by the students of prep to create awareness about the green friends of humans.

Advising the children and elders alike on how to avoid postural problems, she also gave information on identifying the signs and symptoms of postural defects

They moved around to collect objects within the time limit given to accomplish the task and showcased their creativity while displaying the use of symbols of comparison with great excitement and enthusiasm.

The ceremony commenced by invoking the positive spirit which set the right tone for the auspicious occasion. Vice-principal Kiran Khanna introduced the chief guests to the audience.

This day is also celebrated to spread awareness about risks associated with Zoonotic diseases like West Nile virus, Avian Influenza, and Ebola.

Virtual classrooms or over usage of gadgets may lead to physical health issues and we may not be able to interact with the teacher frequently.

This is when they pledge to make sure that the school reaches out to meet its expectations, the school explained about the event.

To make the session more interesting the activity was connected with English by writing the initial letters of different objects having different textures.

The evolution of medicine was also put forth to students.

Students of the primary wing of DPS- Mahendra Hills made posters to pay a tribute to all the doctors.

The student bands “Nadam” and “Blend in” presented their original musical compositions on the electronic stage.

The guest of honour of the day was Dr. Kiranmayi a renowned Ayurvedic doctor who addressed the students of classes VII and VIII and explained the importance of immunity boosters

On Music Day, the tiny musicians of the school took part in the celebrations by playing makeshift instruments made of utensils and singing hymns and songs along with their teachers.