"gitanjali-devshala"

Kids turned up in a wide array of costumes ranging from nature, fruits, vegetables, electronic gadgets and day-to-day utility items.

The students of classes IV to X and the special class section spoke eloquently on the Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the UN.

They wore tiger masks, painted whiskers, drew the biggest cat and solved the puzzles of the tiger in their books

As many as 32 students topped in History with 100 marks. Many students scored 100 in Geography, Biology, Computer Applications, Environmental Applications and German.

The tiny tots watched videos and drew emojis displaying their various moods.

Together we can fight this pandemic and make our mother earth happy again.

Doctor parents were invited to the programme organised to mark National Doctor's Day and they spoke about the challenges they face in their service

The students also called to mind the noble ‘Flying Sikh’, Late Milkha Singh as they paid tribute to him.

Children conducted ‘interviews’ with their dad and many fathers spoke with deep emotion as they shared their experiences on becoming a father.

The toddlers performed different poses of yoga like the tree pose, triangle pose, face yoga, animal poses, pranayam, meditation and breathing exercises.

It was a day of sharing and reminiscing of pleasure and emotions when fathers shared their childhood stories and experiences.

Teachers were encouraged to create ‘instant’ mini-lesson plans using active verbs based on Bloom’s Taxonomy.

The kids did seem to be professional chefs right from start, and their creative presentations were mind-boggling.

Breakout rooms were the norm of the day in the workshop as groups of enthusiastic teachers worked together to complete assigned tasks and showcase their understanding of the concepts.

The houses and the verandas echoed with the tring tring tring bell sound and laughter of the little ones.

Telangana became the 29th State on June 2, 2014, and its 8th birthday was a moment of joy, delight and privilege.

A colourful start to the year began with Holi and with children’s faces smeared with colour and full of excitement.

The students and teachers bonded with each other over various lighthearted, confidence-boosting icebreaker activities which encouraged students to share compliments about one another.

A healthy dose of wellness that focused on mindfulness was also part of Convergence.

Teachers enlightened the students on the rights and duties of citizens enshrined in the Constitution.