INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY

The students of Class 1B conducted an Interactive Assembly on the topic – “Importance of Trees” on July 9, 2025.

The assembly began with a thought-provoking introduction, followed by the News and a vibrant dance drama that beautifully showcased how trees support life on Earth — by giving us oxygen, fruits, shade, and shelter.

Dressed as trees, the children performed with great enthusiasm, spreading the message of protecting nature through expressive movements.

 Students came forward to speak short lines highlighting the many uses of trees and why we must plant and protect them. Their confident voices and clear message left a lasting impression on everyone.

The assembly concluded with a pledge to care for the environment and plant more trees for a greener tomorrow.

At the end, our respected Principal, Mrs. Bhatnagar, addressed the students. She praised all the participants and concluded the assembly with the National Anthem.

The event was joyful, educational, and helped the students to understand the importance of caring for our environment.

Arwachin International School Honoured with the Prestigious SDGs School Award

Arwachin International School is proud to announce that it has been honoured with the SDGs School Award by the Centre for Educational Development (CED) in collaboration with the Building Our Future (BOF) initiative and NITI Aayog.

This prestigious award recognises the school’s consistent commitment towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through its eco-conscious initiatives, inclusive practices, community outreach programmes, and innovative teaching-learning approaches that promote sustainability and responsible citizenship.

The award is a testimony to the school’s belief in nurturing students who are not only academically sound but also socially and environmentally responsible. Arwachin International School integrates SDG values across its curriculum and activities, encouraging students to become active participants in building a better future.

The school management extends its heartfelt gratitude to the CED, BOF, and NITI Aayog for this recognition. The achievement further strengthens the school’s resolve to work towards creating a more sustainable, inclusive, and equitable world.

Report on Environmental Education and Conservation of Natural Resources

A workshop on “Environmental Education and Conservation of Natural Resources” was held at Little Flowers Senior Secondary School, Shahdara on 5 July,2025. The session was attended by educators with an aim to enhance understanding and awareness about environmental issues and sustainable resource management.

The resource person for the workshop was Dr. Monica Koul, a distinguished academic and environmentalist. She began the session by introducing the concept of natural resources, classifying them into renewable and non-renewable types. Dr. Koul elaborated on the significance of these resources in sustaining life and supporting development, while also highlighting the consequences of their overexploitation.

The workshop further addressed the importance of environmental education in shaping responsible citizens. Dr. Koul discussed few methods to create awareness among students, such as conducting poster and slogan-making competitions, engaging in cleanliness drives and plantation programs and incorporating environmental topics into the school curriculum.

In conclusion, the workshop was a successful initiative that emphasized the need for environmental responsibility and equipped participants with the knowledge and tools to contribute positively to conservation efforts.

Vanmahotsav Celebration

At Arwachin International School, we believe that nurturing a love for nature is just as important as academic learning. This year, from 1st to 4th July, we celebrated Vanmahotsav Week with great enthusiasm and a deep sense of purpose. The week was dedicated to helping our students connect with the environment and explore ways to care for our planet in meaningful, hands-on ways.

Our young eco-warriors from Classes III to V took part in a variety of fun, thoughtful activities that not only sparked their creativity but also planted the seeds of environmental responsibility.

Class III A – Plantation Drive

The week kicked off with Class III A leading a beautiful Plantation Drive. Each child brought a potted sapling from home, lovingly labelled with their name, and added it to a growing green patch on campus.

Class III B – Seed Belt Creation

Next came Class III B, who got their hands dirty in the best way during the Seed Belt Creation activity. Children brought a colorful mix of seeds—marigold, mustard, fenugreek, and coriander—from home. Together, they sowed them along a patch of the playground, creating a budding “seed belt” that promises to bloom into a vibrant, biodiverse space.

Class III C – Grow Your Own Microgreens

The students explored the magic of growing their own food with the Grow Your Own Microgreens activity. Working in small groups, students used trays, seeds, and basic materials to start their mini gardens. Watching those tiny green shoots sprout was more than just exciting—it taught them about healthy eating and the power of sustainable living.

Class IV – Poster Making: “Save the Plants”

The students expressed their love for trees through art. Armed with colours, ideas, and passion, the students created impactful posters and slogans around the theme “Save the Plants.” Their work reflected a deep understanding of how vital trees are to our planet—and the creativity to inspire others to care, too.

Class V – Composting Activity

Finally, Class V took on the challenge of composting. They brought kitchen waste like fruit peels and tea leaves from home and learned how to turn it into nutrient-rich compost. This hands-on experience was a powerful reminder that recycling begins right at home—and even waste can give back to the Earth.

Throughout the week, it was truly inspiring to see the enthusiasm, curiosity, and care each student brought to these activities. The support of our parents played a key role in making this initiative such a resounding success—thank you for standing with us in growing a greener future.

Together, let’s keep encouraging our children to love, protect, and live in harmony with nature. After all, they are the stewards of tomorrow’s world.

Van Mahotsav Celebration – 3rd July

Van Mahotsav was celebrated on 3rd July with great zeal and commitment toward environmental protection. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across Classes VI to VIII. The celebration aimed to raise awareness about the importance of trees, sustainability, and eco-friendly living.

Various engaging and educational activities were conducted class-wise:

Class VI students participated in a Slogan Writing Competition, where they penned catchy and meaningful slogans.The activity encouraged them to think creatively about environmental conservation. Class VII was involved in Nature Craft and Eco-Friendly activities, using recycled and natural materials such as dry leaves, twigs, coconut shells, and newspapers. Class VIII students combined art and awareness by creating Nature Craft Projects accompanied by thoughtful environmental quotations. A special sapling plantation drive was also held to encourage green living and environmental stewardship. All activities were conducted in a disciplined and enthusiastic manner. Students followed the guidelines sincerely, and outstanding efforts were recognized and appreciated by the teachers. The event not only showcased the students' creativity and awareness but also reinforced the importance of collective efforts in preserving the environment.

The Van Mahotsav celebration was a resounding success. It served as a meaningful platform to inspire young minds to become proactive stewards of nature.

Van Mahotsav

At Arwachin International School, we make every effort possible to protect and nurture Mother Earth. Keeping this in mind, on 3rd July 2025, Class 1 and 2 students celebrated Van Mahotsav in our school with great enthusiasm.

They learned about the importance of trees in our lives and how they help us to stay healthy and protect the environment.

Class 1 students created a big tree by pasting fallen leaves.

Class 2 students brought different materials we get from plants, like fruits, seeds, and spices, and pasted them on tree cut-outs in groups.

The activities were enjoyable and helped the children understand the need to care for trees and nature. The day was filled with learning, creativity and fun.