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Pallavi Model School, Bowenpaly organised a special assembly to mark ‘International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women’ to imbibe in students the qualities of empathy and social responsibility. The assembly began with a prayer followed by the pledge. Students learnt about the day’s history, the importance of enabling women to be self-reliant and […]

The assembly commenced with the prayer followed by the thought for the day and the news headlines.

Students said that Guru Gobind Singh's teachings and guidance have inspired people across generations.

Some 45 students from nearly 25 schools across the twin cities participated in the event under 3 different categories.

This is true, especially for people who rely on the use of touch to communicate their needs and access information.

Speakers at the virtual event said that Christmas is one of the biggest festivals celebrated around the world.

Students at the assembly noted that energy use is a major source of global warming, which has the potential of making the earth uninhabitable.

India does not have a Flag Day dedicated to the National Flag.

The event was graced by Pallavi and DPS Group of Schools Chairman M Komariah.

Brown is the culmination of two primary colours blue and red and the same was explained to kids through an audiovisual by the mentors.

World Toilet Day is a United Nations observance that celebrates toilets and raises awareness of the 4.2 billion people living without access to safely managed sanitation.

The students also brought out the fact that lavender is the international colour for epilepsy and is also a colour that symbolises solitude.

Students were asked to create a 1-minute video and a collage with the original picture following which students’ recreated the characters.

Pre-primary students of PMS Bowenpally celebrated Diwali on a grand note. The festival of lights gave much energy and enthusiasm to the little ones who enjoyed the occasion to the core. Clad in all new and colourful dresses, children joined the virtual Diwali celebration where their teachers explained to them the significance of the festival. […]

Pallavi Model School, Bowenpally organised a virtual assembly to mark Children’s Day on November 14, which is celebrated as a tribute to India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Students of grades V, VI and VII joined the online session in large numbers. Students shared their views on the importance of the day. They recalled the […]

Every year many children die due to the lack of proper protection and proper care of newborns around the world.

In 2016, the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) launched the Sendai Seven Campaign.

The presentations shared by the students highlighted some Halloween carnivals. Some students dressed up as witches to scare their fellow students.

The students explained the organs of UN, informed the children about the need for the formation of the United Nations Organization in the backdrop of the two world wars.

The event was celebrated to acquaint the little ones with the concept of orange colour and the objects related to it.