"gitanjali-devashray"

A group of students also sang a patriotic song in Hindi to commemorate national unity.

The efforts were applauded by the audience at the online event.

The judge for this occasion was P. Madhusudhana Rao, an eminent Yoga teacher.

They integrated Maths by using different shapes to build houses on paper.

The Chief Guest of the event, Alka Lal, senior art teacher from NASR School, lauded every piece at the display for their artistic importance.

In today's times, where maintaining good health has become a challenge for all, it becomes highly important to make children aware about the right food to be eaten.

The idea behind the activity was to make them understand that despite all the differences their identity as an Indian binds them together.

The Art teacher taught them how to decorate a sandwich with ketchup and other ingredients which brought out the artists in them.

The English HOD Sujatha Balaji was the judge of the contest.

Each child also took part in an activity of adopting a new animal and also designed an animal protector badge.

Gitanjali Devashray conducted a Show and Tell competition for students of PP2 on a virtual platform to strengthen the verbal skills and to foster public speaking competency of young minds. Children were excited to share their descriptive narration. They spoke on different topics like uses of an ATM, My country India, clock, solar system, badminton, […]

The activity named ‘A chat with chaat party’ saw the super excited little ones and their mothers coming up with mouth-watering chaat items.

The participants from the four Houses were judged by Anjali Sharma, Headmistress and Sabrina Gardner Pre-Primary-in charge.

Students spoke about different forms of pollution, their causes and their effects.

Dr Dilnaaz spoke about how students in the remote learning era are exposed to increased screentime and one needs to take proper care to maintain one’s eyes.