“Earth's beauty is our duty.” Earth Day is an annual celebration that honours the achievements of the environmental movement and raises awareness of the need to protect Earth’s natural resources for future generations. To highlight the significance of the day, Earth Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm by students of classes I & II on 22nd April 2024. To begin the celebration, our honourable Principal Ma'am planted a sapling in the school garden along with the young and energetic students of the school. In continuation, the little ones showcased their affection for Mother Earth by holding the fascinating banners having the informative and catchy slogans on our green planet and how to save it. A special assembly was also held in which the toddlers shared their thoughts about the beautiful planet in the form of quotes. The little brigadiers also recited and enacted a poem with painted facial expressions to spread awareness on how to make our Earth liveable. To enhance the beauty of nature, they wore the headgears of Mother Earth, charismatic flowers and evergreen trees. Their dedication was truly admirable and efforts were praiseworthy. Our esteemed Principal Ma'am applauded and appreciated their determination and she also encouraged the youngsters to support eco-friendly products which are less damaging to the environment. In a nutshell, green and clean should be our dream. We should offer every possible task to make our dream come true. 

Festivals promote diversity, they increase creativity and offer opportunities for civic pride. Baisakhi- the harvest festival of India denotes new beginning, renewed spirits and abundant happiness. It is the season of hope, positivity and joy. It marks the foundation of “Khalsa Panth” under Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji and is also the start of New Sikh year. To begin the new session with full fervour classes I and II celebrated Baisakhi with great zeal. The little ones who were beautifully dressed up in Punjabi attire of vibrant colours exchanged Baisakhi  wishes with our esteemed Principal Ma'am, teachers and their friends. The festivity began with prayer, English and Hindi thoughts of the day, lines and poems on Baisakhi followed by mesmerising Punjabi dance on rhythmic beats of dhol which reverberated all around. In between the dance, a scene of fair was also depicted by the young ones which fabricated the Punjabi culture. The magnificent school building was beautified and embellished with several multicoloured buntings. Children also brought the festive food to celebrate the auspicious  day. Such celebrations embrace the traditions by spreading love, everlasting joy and celebrating unforgettable memories

There's nothing like curling up with a captivating story that transports you to new worlds and broadens your horizons.

World Book Day, celebrated on 23 April, is a special day dedicated to books and authors. The day celebrates the essence of reading and the importance of books.

World Book Day involves various activities designed to promote reading and the cultural aspects of books.

With a view to emphasise its literary significance and to encourage everyone to explore the joys of reading, Sachdeva Public School organised an engaging ‘Story-Telling Session’ for the students of class III on Tuesday, 23 April 2024.

The students were captivated by the stories narrated by the teachers using live props and were actively involved in characterisation and enactment of these enchanting stories. Also, the children took pleasure in colouring their favourite story book characters, which turned out to be an exciting activity for them.

The celebrations fostered a love for literature among children, emphasising books’ role in advancing education, communication, and cultural understanding​​. The active participation of teachers and students alike, made the event even more memorable. The event of ‘Story-Telling Session’ made an everlasting impact on the children’s mind and paved way for their creative talent and reading ventures. It proved to be a fulfilling day and the students were inspired to take up reading as a passion and cultivate good reading habits for life.

"The earth is what we all have in common." - Wendell Berry

On 22 April 2024,  the students of Classes 3 to 5 came together in a special assembly to celebrate Earth Day, an occasion to reflect on our planet's beauty and the importance of environmental conservation. The assembly commenced with a warm welcome extended to Principal Ma'am, who was greeted with gratitude and presented with a token of appreciation for her dedication to environmental initiatives within the school.

The highlight of the assembly was a thought-provoking skit presented by the students, comparing the Earth of the 80s to the Earth of the future. Through this insightful performance, the students shed light on the impact of human activities on the environment and the subsequent consequences for future generations. The skit served as a powerful reminder of the urgent need for sustainable practices and responsible stewardship of our planet.

Following the skit, the students showcased the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), emphasizing the importance of collective action towards addressing pressing environmental and social issues. The display of SDGs provided a glimpse into the global efforts aimed at achieving a sustainable future for all.

A captivating dance performance by  the students highlighted the significance of conservation and the urgency of taking action to preserve our precious planet. Through graceful movements and expressive gestures, they conveyed the message of collective responsibility towards Earth's preservation.

In addition to their performances, the students demonstrated their commitment to environmental conservation by planting saplings at home. These plants were proudly displayed during the assembly, symbolizing the students' dedication to nurturing and preserving the natural world around them.

Adding a touch of creativity and activism, students crafted badges adorned with messages promoting environmental consciousness, which they proudly pinned on their uniform serving as ambassadors for Earth's well-being.

As the assembly drew to a close, Principal Ma'am, Mrs Mona Rastogi expressed her appreciation for the students' efforts in organizing a meaningful Earth Day celebration. She commended their creativity, passion, and dedication towards raising awareness about environmental issues and encouraged them to continue their efforts in making a positive impact on the planet.

“Handwriting determines your dream, how beautiful your dream is, so is your handwriting.” 

Handwriting is a foundational skill for students that supports literacy, reading and language acquisition. It encourages them to develop fine motor skills and confidence. It activates the neurological development  and contributes to reading fluency. It is an important way for them to communicate their thoughts and ideas. Writing neatly helps to develop fine motor skills and concentration. It also helps to improve memory and creativity.

Keeping this view in mind ‘Handwriting Week’ was organized for the students of classes 3 to 5 from 9 April to 15 April 2024. It provided students an opportunity to display their competency in legible handwriting. The young learners were motivated to put their best foot forward by doing their classwork neatly and correctly in different subjects. They participated with great zeal and enthusiasm. A ‘Calligraphy Competition’ was organized to culminate the week. Students were judged on the basis of neatness, clarity, spacing between words, consistency of the size of letters and legibility of their work. The best entries were appreciated and were given certificates. The competition was a great success and it helped in inculcating the habit of good handwriting among the students.

Principal, Ms Mona Rastogi applauded the efforts of the students and urged them to write neatly and correctly at all times.

Baisakhi Celebration (UKG)12.04.2024 The nursery wing vibrated with enthusiasm and excitement as the school celebrated the auspicious occasion of Baisakhi. The teachers passionately conveyed the profound significance of the festival to the young children. Adorned in stunning traditional Punjabi attire, the charming children joyously danced to lively Baisakhi melodies, filling the school with infectious energy. With radiant smiles, they extended heartfelt Baisakhi greetings to our esteemed Principal ma'am Ms. Mona Rastogi cherishing every moment of the festivities. Overall, the children enthusiastically immersed themselves in the celebration, nurturing a profound connection with India's rich and illustrious cultural heritage.

Sachdeva Public School organised an Orientation Programme for the parents of nursery children with the aim of fostering a vibrant and enriching atmosphere while nurturing fruitful bond among parents, teachers and children.The programme  started with Saraswati Vandana and dance performance by the young Sachdevians which mesmerized everyone. Our esteemed Principal ma'am Ms. Mona Rastogi warmly welcomed the parents and imparted invaluable insights on fostering children with affection and essential values. The dynamic lncharge of the nursery department, Ms. Neeta Kumar, illuminated parents on school protocols for ensuring seamless functioning  of the school through an engaging power point presentation and introduced the talented teaching faculty . Parents were enthralled  to have a glimpse of an array of  co-curricular activities through  a captivating video.The children present were brimming with excitement as they gleefully participated in specially curated playful activities, igniting their enthusiasm for the school . Overall, the programme achieved resounding success in forging a robust and enduring connection between the school and the parents.

On the first day, the nursery wing  buzzed with excitement and apprehension. As the  children embarked on a new journey of formal learning, our loving lncharge ma'am Ms. Neeta Kumar warmly welcomed the children by her sweet  gesture of showering  love on them.The little ones were ushered into the beautifully decorated classes where the teacher's warm smile reassured hesitant little ones, gently settling them in their new environment by engaging them fun filled activities .Slowly tears turned to giggles and apprehension transformed into curiosity. By day's end, friendships blossomed, and each child's face began to radiate with endless happiness. The nursery school's journey had begun, filled with wonder, growth and new experiences.

'Dance is the hidden language of the soul. It connects us with the divine and rejuvenates our ssenses.'

To hone the dancing skills of students of classes 3-5 Inter House Dance Competition' was organised on 22nd February with the theme 'Myriad Hues of Indian Mythology'. A fun-filled extravaganza of dance was showcased which connected the past with present, tradition with innovation and spirituality with artistry.

Participants of the four houses enthralled the audience with their mesmerizing movements of dance and depicted the stories of Gods and Goddesses through different dance forms like Maharas -a spiritual dance where Lord Krishna replicates himself and performs with Gopies in the forest of Vrindavan.

Ancient dance of Tamil Nadu Kavaddi Attam and Karagattam were performed in praise of Rain Goddess Mariamman where the performers wore attractive head gears. A spiritual dance form that showcased the divine union of Shiv Parvati from Shiv Purana was also presented. The dancers seeked the blessings of Maa Bhavani with Gondhal dance of Maharashtra. The young dancers captivated the heart of spectators with the brilliance of their talent.

Respected Principal Mrs. Mona Rastogi appreciated the performance of proficient dancers and stated that in Indian mythology dance is not just a way of artistic expression, it also plays an important role in preserving cultural existence.

All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. - William

Shakespeare

The school hall was abuzz with anticipation and excitement as students from classes 3 to 5 prepared to showcase their talent and creativity through the ‘English One Act Play’ event. The event commenced with a warm welcome extended to our esteemed Principal, Mrs. Mona Rastogi, whose presence added prestige and encouragement to the young performers.

The stage came alive with vibrant energy as the first play, ‘The Earth Day Carol’ unfolded its narrative. Through captivating performances, the young actors conveyed the urgent message of environmental conservation and the significance of maintaining a clean and green planet. The play eloquently highlighted various methods to achieve this noble goal, inspiring the audience to embrace eco-friendly practices in their daily lives. Following the impactful presentation of ‘The Earth Day Carol’, the spotlight shifted to the enchanting tale of ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’. The timeless story came to life through the earnest portrayal of characters, eliciting laughter, awe, and moments of reflection among the spectators. Amidst the magic and wonder of the performance, the underlying message of kindness, resilience, and the triumph of good over evil resonated profoundly with the audience.

The participants were lauded and appreciated by our Principal for their dedication, commitment, and exemplary performances. She urged the students to embrace the joy of reading.

                          "Music is the universal language of mankind."

                                                        - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

The Primary Wing recently hosted an exhilarating ‘ Inter House Music Competition’ focusing on the theme of ‘Patriotism’ , where students from Classes 3 to 5 showcased their musical talents and love for their country.The event commenced with a warm welcome extended to Principal Ma'am, who graced the occasion with her presence.

The students from all four houses poured their hearts out through the enchanting rendition of patriotic songs. With each note and melody, they showcased their love and devotion for our country.The air was filled with melodies that stirred emotions and ignited a sense of pride in our cultural heritage. Each house exhibited creativity and teamwork, demonstrating the power of music to unite and inspire.The judges, impressed by the talent and enthusiasm displayed by the participants, faced a challenging task in selecting the winners.The winners were a. warded certificates for their outstanding performances, recognizing their dedication and commitment to spreading the essence of patriotism through music.

“Sports has the power to change the world-“Nelson Mandela.
Sports is an important field for the holistic development of the child in this age of gadgets and technology. Sports day in school is a very exciting and happy day that every student looks forward to. It helps to showcase athletic abilities in front of an enthusiastic audience.
This special day was hosted in the school ground for classes I and II. The event was named UDAAN 2024 and our students always aspire to touch heights in each field of life. The ground looked vibrant with tracks made of white chalk, colourful props and display boards. The young sports stars dressed up in blues and reds took part in the event with full zest and zeal. They were enthused to show their physical strength and win the medals.

Principal Ma’am energised the participants with her motivational words. She lighted the lamp and declared the meet open.

Oath ceremony was also initiated by Respected Principal Ma’am which gives strength to the athletes to show sportman spirit and accept the result supportively.

The mascot Mickey Mouse was there to encourage and inspire the participants and the audience too. The audience was also found thrilled. They transferred their vigour and passion to their young peers competing in the ground by shouting out their names.

Different races were planned for both the boys and the girls separately. Some of them were with attractive titles and suitable props – like Relay Race with the names – Run to reach the Moon,

Run for Fit India. Shuttle race with the name Conical Cones, Pyramid with glasses with the name Building up Towers, Chasing the Flowers, Obstacle Races etc.

Everyone participated with full fervour.The well-deserved appreciation in the form of medals was awarded by Principal Ma’am. She congratulated the winners and motivated the non-winners. By releasing the balloons, she declared the meet closed. It was a fun filled day for the students and the teachers of classes I and II.

‘The strength of a school lies not just in its academic prowess but also in the vigor of its sportsmanship’.

The primary wing of Sachdeva Public School exemplified this sentiment during its Annual Athletic Meet - Sprint, held with grandeur and enthusiasm. The event commenced with the gracious welcome of Principal Ma'am, whose presence ignited the spirits of participants and spectators alike.

The atmosphere radiated with excitement as the torch was lit, marking the beginning of a day filled with sportsmanship and companionship. Students showcased their strength and agility through a series of dumbbell exercises, demonstrating their dedication to fitness and discipline.

The highlight of the event was the March past, where participants from various races paraded with pride and resolution. The solemn administering of the oath reaffirmed the commitment of each participant to fair play and sportsmanship.The track came alive with the thrill of competition as students competed in different races, pushing their limits and striving for victory.The students, adorned as lively mascots, added a delightful touch of exuberance to the spirited races, leaving an indelible mark on the spectators' hearts.Cheers and encouragement resonated throughout the ground as spectators cheered for the participants. As the races concluded, the winners were honoured with medals, acknowledging their outstanding performance and grittiness. The gleaming medals adorning the winners' chests served as tokens of their hard work and dedication, inspiring peers to strive for greatness. 

The event culminated with the release of balloons and banner into the sky by  Principal Ma'am,Mrs.Mona Rastogi , signifying the closure of the Meet and the soaring aspirations of the participants. She appreciated the efforts and achievements of all the participants and encouraged them to continue striving for excellence both on and off the field.

Republic Day symbolizes the collective dreams and aspirations of billions of hearts for a better future and celebration of democratic values and constitutional principles.

The auspicious day of 26^th January was celebrated in Sachdeva Public School by classes I and II. To mark the beginning of the celebration our esteemed Principal Ma’am Mrs. Mona Rastogi unfurled the National Flag to honour the nation and its values and to commemorate the achievements and aspirations of the country. The children paid homage to the National Flag by singing National Anthem, a powerful expression of unity and patriotism. They also enacted as freedom fighters of our glorious nation who sacrificed their lives and guided us to peace and prosperity so that we can hold our heads high. A mesmerizing scene depicting Gandhiji and his followers was also the part of the festival. Gandhiji’s favourite bhajan ‘Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram’ was also recited which filled everyone’s heart with patriotic vibes. The festivity continued with melodious medley of patriotic songs. This year the theme of celebration was to showcase the comparison of ancient India to modern India, its achievements, women empowerment, Indian culture and the world wide celebration of Ram Temple consecration. The little kids danced to the rhythmic beats of songs like Desh Rangeela, India Jeetega, Ek Jindari, Suno Gaur Se amd Ram Siya Ram. Their graceful and synchronized performance was not simply a dance but a heart stirring testament of patriotism that transcends the choreography. It was a vibrant canvas of emotions and expressions. The whole building was also beautified with festoons and balloons of tricolour and several flags which adorned the building.

The celebration culminated with a blistering sound of applause and motivational words by Principal Ma’am inspiring the children to be better citizens and contribute positively to our great nation.

Let us not forget the rich heritage of our country and feel proud to be a part of this nation.

                                         Happy Republic Day! 

The Prana Pratishtha ceremony for Sri Ram Lala at the Ayodhya Janmabhoomi Mandir was a historic and momentous occasion, reinforcing the rich cultural tapestry and spiritual diversity.For nursery students, it served as a gateway to understand India's rich and opulent cultural heritage and religious traditions. To ignite curiosity, foster a sense of belonging, instill values of reverence  and  promote cultural identity and empathy , a spiritual fiesta was organised in the school, celebrating  Lord Ram's  Pran Pratishtha in Ayodhya.The children gracefully danced on  melodious  bhajans to welcome  Lord Ram to Ayodhya,creating a spiritual aura  in the school. ln all, the celebration  fostered a deeper appreciation for India's cultural heritage among nursery students.