Primary (III TO V) Co-Curricular-Activities

TALENT HUNT COMPETITION

TALENT HUNT COMPETITION

“Every child is gifted. They just unwrap their talents at different times.” 

To celebrate the unique talents of students , our school organized a two – day ‘Talent Hunt Competition’

DAY 1: STAGE TALENT

DAY 2 : 24th APRIL 2026, FRIDAY

VENUE : SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

THEMES : SOLO DANCE AND SOLO SINGING

           III : Patriotic

           IV : Folk

            V : Fusion ( Dance Style)    

The first day featured Solo Dance and Solo Singing competitions. Students performed enthusiastically on the themes- Patriotic, Folk and Fusion Dance. Their energetic performances, melodious singing and confident stage presence captivated the audience. The event encouraged  the students to overcome stage fear, improve their communication and performance skills and appreciate the rich cultural diversity reflected in different dance forms. 

DAY 2 : ART TALENT

DATE : 25th APRIL 2026, SATURDAY

THEMES : POSTER MAKING AND CLAY MODELLING

             III: My classroom rules             III : Sea world

             IV: Cleanliness in school         IV : Fridge magnet

              V : Healthy food and living      V: Clay art on pots 

The second day was dedicated to ‘Art Talent’ featuring Poster-making and Clay Modelling competitions based on their respective themes. Students showcased their creativity, imagination and artistic skills by creating meaningful posters and innovative clay models. The activities helped students and encouraged them to think creatively, express their ideas visually and develop fine motor and problem-solving skills.

INVESTITURE CEREMONY (PRIMARY) 3 to 5

INVESTITURE CEREMONY (PRIMARY)

DATE : 29th APRIL 2026, WEDNESDAY

VENUE : AUDITORIUM 

The investiture ceremony of the primary section was conducted with great enthusiasm and dignity to officially appoint the newly elected student council members for the academic session. The ceremony commenced with a warm welcome address, followed by a brief introduction of the day, highlighting the significance of leadership, responsibility and service. The Student Council members then made a proud and graceful entry. The ceremony proceeded with lightning of the lamp, prayer and a graceful prayer dance created a serene and spiritual atmosphere.

The student leaders including the Head boy; Master Shreshtha Suwalka and Head girl; Miss Taha Nawaz, along with the other council members and in-charges were formally invested with sashes and badges marking the acceptance of their responsibilities. This was followed by the Oath Taking ceremony, where the pledged to perform their duties with sincerity, honesty and dedication. The newly elected Head Boy and Head Girl then delivered inspiring speeches, expressing their gratitude and commitment to serving the school with integrity. Subsequently, the class monitors also took their oath, promising to upload discipline and assist their teachers and classmates responsibly. Our Principal, Rev. Fr. Martin Anto addressed the gathering, congratulating the newly appointed leaders and emphasized that the true leadership is reflected through discipline, teamwork and selfless service. The programme conclude with a vote of Thanks followed by School Anthem, and a group photograph, capturing the memorable day, preserving the pride and joy of this milestone event.

 PRIMARY STUDENT COUNCIL (2026-27)

CATEGORY                                                    NAME                                                            CLASS

HEAD BOY                                               Shrestha Suwalka                                                    V-G

HEAD GIRL                                               Taha Nawaz                                                            V-E

ACADEMIC                                             1. Kaavya Kumari                                                     V-C

INCHARGES                                            2. Divit Agarwal                                                       V-A

 

DISCIPLINE                                             1. Ananya Poddar                                                     V-D

INCHARGES                                            2. Arnav Singh                                                         V-F

 

SPORTS                                                    1. Yadvita Soni                                                         V-E

INCHARGES                                            2. Gauransh Sharma                                                 V-G

 

CULTURAL                                              1. Divyanshi Israni                                                   V-B

INCHARGES                                            2. Vanshaj Meena                                                     V-F

Craft a Story Competition

Craft a Story Competition  (2026-27)

 Date :      31st July, 26

 Day:         Friday

 Venue :    Auditorium

 Themes

   Class III -  Twist The End . (give a new ending to a famous tale)

   Class IV -  Picture Tales .

   Class V – Think, Link And Tell .

The main objective of the competition was to enhance students’ communication skills, boost their confidence, overcome stage fright , encourage creativity and imagination .

Craft a Story Competition was held in two phases. The semi final round was conducted on 25th July, 26 in the classes where two finalists were selected from each section of classes III to V for the final round.

 With great excitement the final round was conducted on 31st July, 26. After the welcome and introduction, the rules and guidelines of the competition were announced. To craft engaging narratives on given theme, specific guidelines and the time limit participants of classes III to V were called on the stage one by one. All the participants were well prepared. Using the hints provided each wove a unique story and concluded it with a moral. They proved that human brain has a unique capacity of imagination as each story was different. Participants’ confidence, flow of thoughts, voice modulation left the audience spellbound. Every presentation ended with enthusiastic applause and appreciation for the participants .With a vote of thanks the event drew to a pleasant close.

The competition was a great success and was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.

Independence Day (2026-27)

Independence Day (2026-27)

 Date: 15th August, 26

 Day:  Saturday

The 80th Independence Day was celebrated with great patriotic fervour .Beautiful tricolour decoration all around filled everyone with a deep sense of national pride.

A grand welcome was given to the Chief Guest Lt. Col. Jaidev Singh.  The celebration commenced with hoisting of the National Flag by the Chief Guest followed by the National Anthem. Introduction of the day by secondary student and the introduction of the Chief Guest along with the felicitation by primary student was done.

 The Chief Guest inspected the parade and then was a spectacular view of the disciplined march past by the four Houses and the band with its synchronised beats. The Addl. SP Mrs. Aditi Chanchal was welcomed as a special guest. The speeches, the patriotic song and the dances highlighted the significance of freedom .Honourable Chief Guest gave inspiring speech in which he asked the students to follow discipline and take pride in whatever responsibilities assigned to them. He awarded the meritorious students of classes X and XII for their academic achievements. Rev.Fr. Principal honoured the Chief Guest with the memento. At the end the Vote of Thanks was proposed.

The celebration culminated with the powerful echoes of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’.

Rakhi making Competition (2026-27)

Rakhi making Competition  (2026-27)

Class III 

 Date :  22nd August, 26

 Day:   Friday

Theme: Best out of waste.

To bring the feel of festival lively class competition was organized for class III. The objective of the competition was to bring out students’ creative skills , awareness regarding environment and instil a sense of responsibility for mother earth .

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation where students showcased their creativity and originality. To commemorate the festival beautiful ,vibrant and intricately designed handcrafted Rakhis were prepared . They were really a treat to eyes as they proved that always there can be best out of waste helping to keep our earth safe. The competition showcased students’ aesthetic sense and reverence for tradition.

The competition was a great success.

 

Slogan writing Competition (2026-27)

Slogan writing Competition (2026-27)

Class V

 Date : 22nd August, 26

 Day: Friday

 Themes

1.      One Earth, One Future.

2.      My Country, My Pride.

3.      Sharing Is Caring.

4.      Books Open Doors To New World.

5.      Health & Healthy Living.

With lot of excitement the ‘Slogan Writing Competition’ was organized to enhance students’ critical thinking and power of expression.

Class V students penned down crisp, catchy and thought-provoking slogans on different topics that conveyed impactful social messages with great clarity of expression. They encompassed their ideas wonderfully in the given word limit yet impressive. Use of attractive colours, drawings enhanced the beauty of their creative piece.

The competition was intellectually enriching as well as fun filled.

The event was a grand success.