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LKG students engaged in exciting picture puzzles and reading activities. They matched pictures with 3-letter words like "cat," "sun," and "bat," boosting their early reading skills. With guidance from teachers, children enjoyed identifying letters and sounds while solving puzzles.




















Across various classes, students engaged in diverse and enriching activities to celebrate Rabindranath Tagore's legacy. Youngest learners enjoyed storytelling sessions and explored nature through art, while older students embarked on virtual tours of Santiniketan and Jorasanko Thakurbari, deepening their understanding of Tagore's life, his educational philosophies, and his literary contributions. Activities included language building, learning his poems and songs, and creating family trees, fostering appreciation for his impact on culture, education, and the arts.

















Across classes students showed their love and respect to their beloved 'bhaiyyas' and 'didis' in return of the love they receive every day. They made handmade cards and gifted flowers to them.










The Annual Day and Prize Distribution Ceremony for the academic session 2024-25 was held on 29th and 30th of April, 2025 at the Vidya Mandir Auditorium. The programme spanned over two days, honouring individual talents and notable group activities of the previous academic session. The guests were greeted with cultural programmes by the students which comprised vocal music, an orchestral presentation named 'Tempest of Melody', a satirical drama titled 'Human or Humanoid?' and last but not the least, a dance performance, bridging the gender gap and echoing the ethos of inclusivity and togetherness. The days also witnessed Mrs. Loveleen Saigal, Principal, presenting the Annual Report of the academic session 2024-25. The event concluded with the felicitation of the support staff who had made a mark with their contribution to the school in the last academic year.



























Across various classes, students at Birla High School celebrated Earth Day through a wide array of engaging, interdisciplinary activities. Younger students focused on hands-on crafts, pledges, and foundational concepts of environmental care, including creating Earth models, drawing, and decoding related vocabulary. Older students delved into more complex topics, such as researching environmental facts, exploring food chains and sustainability, and connecting historical and geographical themes to global environmental goals. The celebrations fostered a holistic understanding of planetary responsibility through creative expression, academic integration, and personal commitment to eco-friendly practices.





On World Health Day (April 7th), Class II students participated in interactive sessions to learn about healthy living. Activities included an English language word arrangement, EVS discussions on plant-based foods in tiffin boxes, and a life skills lesson on healthy eating choices. An outdoor Math Lab game further reinforced learning about numbers through active play, all aimed at promoting a healthy lifestyle.