The Founder's Day Assembly, held in memory of the visionary Shri L. N. Birla, was a heartfelt tribute to his enduring legacy. The programme began with the serene chanting of the Asatoma mantra, setting a spiritual tone for the morning. This was followed by an introduction that highlighted the school’s guiding vision — “Freeing the mind,” a principle deeply rooted in the ideals of its founder.
The assembly progressed with a graceful Ganesh Vandana by the students, seeking the divine blessings of Lord Ganesha. This was beautifully followed by a soulful rendition of the prayer song "Make Me a Channel of Your Peace," which resonated deeply with Shri L. N. Birla’s philosophy of harmony, compassion, and service.
The event culminated with the spirited singing of the School Song, filling every heart with pride and belonging. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem, marking a respectful end to a meaningful and reflective celebration.
The assembly concluded on a heartfelt note, expressing gratitude to Shri L. N. Birla for the invaluable gift of Birla High School. Students were encouraged to carry forward his vision with dedication, unity, and integrity, striving to uphold the ideals of excellence he so deeply cherished.
Nursery students celebrated Bagless Day through joyful, hands-on learning inspired by the National Education Policy. The Letter A Parade and fingertip ant craft strengthened phonics, creativity, and motor skills through multisensory exploration. Number work focused on the number 2, featuring rhymes and matching games that built math understanding and teamwork. The Marketplace role play fostered language skills and eco-conscious thinking as children playfully engaged in a mini shopping experience. The day transformed the classroom into a vibrant space for experiential learning, sparking curiosity and delight.
Children of UKG celebrated International Plastic Bag Free Day through activities that combined learning with environmental awareness. In English, they practiced phonics using eco-friendly paper bags labeled with word families like ‘ob’ and ‘od’. Craft sessions saw students repurpose newspapers into decorated gift bags for support staff, highlighting gratitude and sustainability. The ‘Plastic-Free Squad’ led a campus clean-up and encouraged peers to reduce plastic use. The day ended with storytelling and conversations that deepened children’s understanding of plastic pollution and inspired eco-friendly choices.
On Thursday, 3rd July 2025, Class III D presented a vibrant and meaningful special assembly on the theme "Gratitude is the Key to Happiness" in the school prayer hall.
The assembly was presented as a thoughtful skit, showcasing the importance of gratitude in everyday life. Through meaningful dialogues and realistic scenes, students highlighted how thankfulness can uplift our mindset, build stronger bonds, and spread joy.
The audience was delighted by a lively dance performance, symbolizing the joy that gratitude brings. The dancers, with their bright expressions and energetic moves, highlighted how thankfulness lights up our hearts.
The performance also featured a melodious song on gratitude, sung collectively by the students. The cheerful tune and heartfelt lyrics added a musical charm to the message, leaving the audience uplifted and smiling.
The assembly was a joyful celebration of gratitude and togetherness. Class III D successfully reminded everyone that a grateful heart is truly the key to lasting happiness.
On Thursday, 3rd July 2025, Class III D presented a heartwarming special assembly on the theme “Gratitude is the Key to Happiness.” Through a vibrant skit, lively dance, and a melodious group song, the students beautifully conveyed how thankfulness nurtures joy, stronger bonds, and a brighter spirit.
The Inter-House Quiz Competition 2025, organized by Shivaji House, was successfully conducted on 2nd July 2025 at the Vidya Mandir Auditorium. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation and was a display of knowledge, presence of mind, and collaborative spirit. The quiz was witnessed by the Headmistress, along with teachers and students of Classes 3, 4, and 5, who appreciated the depth and creativity of the rounds.
Shivaji House emerged as winner with a tie breaker and Gandhi House was placed 2nd. Netaji House ended in the 3rd position.