






Class III-A presented a special assembly on the theme “Small Jobs, Big Impact” to honour community helpers and highlight the dignity of labour. Through thoughtful speeches, role-plays, placards, and the heartfelt song “Shukriya,” students expressed gratitude to providers, protectors, and caretakers. The programme concluded with the reminder that every worker’s contribution matters, instilling empathy and respect in young minds.




With culture and smiles, the students celebrated Rabindrajayanti in the Prayer Hall of the school through a recitation and singing of the Rabindrasangeet. The programme ended with Dean Academics highlighting the contribution of The Bard of Bengal in the field of arts and literature.



The school proudly conferred badges upon the prefects from the eighth standard, recognising their leadership qualities and sense of responsibility. The ceremony marked the beginning of their journey as role models who would lead their peers with integrity, confidence, and dedication.







On 22nd April 2026, Class II B presented a vibrant Earth Day assembly themed “Our Power, Our Planet,” highlighting the importance of environmental care. The programme featured a creative skit with characters like Earth, Sun, Tree, River, and the Plastic Monster, along with songs and dances that emphasized reducing plastic, saving water, and planting trees. Students also spoke on water conservation under the Jal Shakti Abhiyan, leaving the audience inspired to protect the planet responsibly.










On 13th April 2026, Class VC celebrated B. R. Ambedkar Jayanti and Poila Boishakh with a vibrant special assembly. Students paid tribute to Ambedkar’s vision of equality and justice, followed by colourful performances showcasing Poila Boishakh, Bihu, and Baisakhi. Their confident songs and dances reflected rich cultural diversity and festive cheer. The programme concluded with meaningful New Year resolutions on discipline, kindness, and responsibility.







On 13th March 2026, Upper KG students presented a delightful special assembly titled “Colour Me Happy,” celebrating the joy and positivity that colours bring to life. Through a skit, colours introduced themselves with the emotions they represent, teaching that life becomes brighter when filled with love, peace, and kindness. The programme featured a Bengali recitation, lively song, and creative portrayals of nature like flowers, butterflies, and rainbows. It concluded with a joyful dance ending in a rainbow pose, spreading the message that “Life is Beautiful with Colours.”