संस्कृत दिवस

संस्कृत सप्ताह (6 से 12 अगस्त 2025) के अंतर्गत अर्वाचीन baVjus'kuy विद्यालय में 8 अगस्त को संस्कृत दिवस उत्साह और गरिमा के साथ मनाया गया। कार्यक्रम का आरंभ भगवद्गीता के श्लोकों के मधुर उच्चारण से हुआ, जिसने वातावरण को आध्यात्मिक बना दिया। इसके बाद विद्यार्थियों ने संस्कृत के महत्व और उसके संरक्षण पर प्रेरणादायक भाषण दिए। संस्कृत गीत व सुंदर नृत्य प्रस्तुति ने सबका मन मोह लिया। कक्षा छठी की बालिकाओं ने लोकप्रिय गीत “दिल है छोटा सा” का संस्कृत रूप प्रस्तुत कर परंपरा और सृजनशीलता का सुंदर संगम दिखाया। तत्पश्चात कृष्ण स्तुति – “अधरं मधुरं” ने भक्ति और आनंद की धारा प्रवाहित कर दी।

समापन में कक्षा सात की छात्रा ने काल भैरव स्तोत्र प्रस्तुत किया। संस्कृत दिवस का आयोजन न केवल संस्कृत की साहित्यिक व आध्यात्मिक महिमा को उजागर करता है, बल्कि विद्यार्थियों में अपनी समृद्ध विरासत के प्रति गर्व और जिज्ञासा भी जागृत करता है।

INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY OF CLASS VA

The Class Assembly on Raksha Bandhan was conducted by Class V A on 12^th August 2025 with great enthusiasm and participation. The event beautifully highlighted the essence of this traditional Indian festival which celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters.

The assembly began with a warm welcome by the anchors, followed by a thought for the day related to love, care and family bonds. A few students then presented a short skit showing the significance of Raksha Bandhan for the armed forces, portraying how it symbolizes trust, love and mutual respect.

Poems were recited by students, explaining the origin, meaning and importance of Raksha Bandhan which made the event more vibrant. A group of students performed a dance on a melodious Raksha Bandhan song, capturing the joy and spirit of the festival. Another group sang a heartfelt song which emotionally touched the audience.

The assembly concluded with the rakhi- tying ceremony, where students tied handmade rakhis to the coordinator. Overall, the assembly was a perfect blend of tradition, creativity and emotion. It successfully conveyed the message of love, care and responsibility among students and left a lasting impression on everyone.

Interactive Assembly of Class VII A

The students of Class VII -A conducted an engaging and culturally rich interactive assembly on the twin themes of Janmashtami and Raksha Bandhan. The highlight of the assembly was a well-enacted skit that portrayed episodes from Lord Krishna's childhood while drawing parallels with the values of Raksha Bandhan, particularly through the story of Krishna and Draupadi. Two beautifully recited poems followed—one dedicated to Lord Krishna’s divine virtues and playful charm, and the other capturing the warmth and significance of the sibling relationship celebrated during Raksha Bandhan. A lively dance performance brought the stories to life through expressive movements and traditional costumes, filling the atmosphere with energy and devotion.

The assembly also featured an instrumental music presentation where students showcased their talent on different musical instruments, creating a serene and festive ambiance. The assembly not only provided a platform for students to express their creativity but also helped in reinforcing cultural values, teamwork, and public speaking skills. The enthusiastic participation and flawless coordination reflected the hard work and dedication of the students, making it a memorable and inspiring event for all. The academic coordinator appreciated the hard work of both the students and the class teacher and encouraged to keep the good work up.

Interactive Assembly

An interactive assembly was conducted by the students of UKG A on 11^th  August 2025 on the theme ‘Rakshabandhan and Janamashtami’. The assembly began with a warm welcome, followed by a thought and a short news update.

The children presented a delightful dance-drama on Rakshabandhan, showing the loving and protective bond between siblings. This was followed by a joyful Janamashtami dance performance celebrating Lord Krishna’s birthday and the children shared a few lines about the importance of these festivals to us.

 The efforts and enthusiasm of the young children were appreciated by all. The assembly ended with loud applause and happy faces, making it a memorable morning for everyone.

Story Telling Competition Class 3-5

“ Stories give wings to our imagination and take us beyond the boundaries of the physical world.”

A competition is the best way to build the confidence of a student. Keeping this in mind a ‘Story Telling competition’ was conducted for grades 3, 4 and 5 at Arwachin International School on 7^th August 2025. The young enthusiastic story tellers with their beautiful props came forth with their wonderful tales. The young minds got an opportunity to get evolved with various valuable morals, which also ignited their creative skills. The stories were judged on the basis of expression, confidence, diction and presentation skills of the children by Ms Natasha and Mrs Pathak. The little wonders left no stone unturned in presenting their stories.

The result was as follows:-

Class 3

                                                                   Class 4

Class 5

Ms. Natasha Sharma, one of the respected judges, felicitated the students for their effort and applauded them. The event was concluded with the National Anthem.

Interactive Assembly by the Students of 11 C

To celebrate the rich linguistic diversity of India and foster unity through this diversity, an interactive morning assembly was conducted on the theme "Desh Ek – Bhasha Anek" (One Nation, Many Languages) by the students of class 11 C. The assembly commenced with a thought-provoking skit presented by the students that showcased their fight for their supremacy of their mother language and their understanding that our linguistic diversity is a source of celebration and not rivalry. The skit beautifully conveyed how languages may vary, but emotions, respect, and unity keep us bound as one nation. Next, a vibrant and visually appealing video was shown featuring different Indian languages and their states and cultural highlights. From Vande Mataram in multiple languages to glimpses of festivals and folk songs, the video celebrated India’s multilingual identity. An exciting quiz round kept the audience thrilled.

Last but not the least, Mrs. Deepika Chawla addressed the students. She emphasized how language is not just a means of communication but also a reflection of culture, heritage, and unity. She urged students to embrace all languages with love and respect, promoting inclusiveness in thought and action. The assembly concluded with the vigor of the national anthem.

The assembly successfully conveyed that while India speaks in many languages, our hearts beat as one. It encouraged mutual respect for all Indian languages and inspired students to celebrate linguistic diversity as strength of our country.

CLASS 4C INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY -INDIA AFTER INDEPENDENCE

An interactive and enriching assembly was conducted by Class 4C, in collaboration with the Sanskrit department of primary wing on Monday, 4th August 2025.

 After the teacher’s talk on the topic “Responsible citizen of India”, The program began with beautiful Sanskrit songs presented by students of Classes 4 and 5, including  performances of  Hastkutumbam , Hello Hello and Ehi Ehi, which celebrated the rich heritage of the Sanskrit language. These soulful renditions set a respectful and traditional tone for the assembly.   

The theme of the class assembly of 4C was “India After Independence”, highlighting India’s journey of progress and patriotism since 1947. Following this, the students put up a thoughtful and informative drama on India After Independence, showcasing major milestones and achievements of our nation. Their performance was both educational and inspiring. Next, the audience was treated to a vibrant dance performance on “Vande Mataram Fighter Anthem”, filled with patriotic energy and colorful expressions. The spirit of nationalism was further lifted by Hindi slogans chanted by Nivaan, emphasizing unity, peace and responsibility.

 The assembly concluded with all the students coming together to take a pledge to become responsible citizens of India, reinforcing the message of civic duty and national pride. It was a proud and memorable event that left everyone feeling inspired and more connected to the nation’s glorious journey.

REPORT ON CLASS ASSEMBLY

 BY UKG-B

A special assembly was conducted by the students of UKG B on 1st August 2025 on the theme Friendship. The assembly began with a warm welcome, followed by a thought and a short talk on the importance of friends in our lives.

The highlight of the event was a delightful dance performance by the children that showcased the joy of friendship. This was followed by a vibrant fashion walk, where the little ones confidently walked the stage with charming smiles, celebrating the bond of friendship through their colourful attire.

The efforts and enthusiasm of the young children were appreciated by all. The assembly ended with loud applause and happy faces, making it a memorable morning for everyone.