Gandhi Jayanti Special Assembly by Class IVC
On 1 October, Class IV‑C of Birla High School presented a special assembly on the theme “The Power of Truth and Non‑Violence” to mark Gandhi Jayanti. Through role play, songs, placards, and dance, students highlighted Gandhiji’s simplicity, self‑reliance, and leadership in India’s freedom struggle. The programme showcased key movements like Non‑Cooperation, Civil Disobedience, and Quit India, reminding everyone of his unifying spirit. A cheerful interaction encouraged students to apply Gandhiji’s values in daily life by keeping the school clean and conserving resources. The assembly concluded with a graceful dance to Vaishnav Jana To and a heartfelt pledge to uphold truth, non‑violence, and service.
Spellathon
The Inrwe House spelling competition-Spellathon tested students’ vocabulary, spelling accuracy, and quick thinking in a lively contest. Participants impressed with their confidence and linguistic flair across challenging rounds. The Waffle Round was the show‑stealer, adding fun and energy to the competition while keeping the audience engaged. The winner was Ashok House who bear Netaji House in a nail biting tie as Shivaji House stood third in this competition.
ENGLISH ELOCUTION
Students from Classes I to V showcased their eloquence and confidence through engaging recitations. The event highlighted clarity of speech, expressive delivery, and creative presentation. It provided a vibrant platform for young learners to develop communication skills and stage presence.
Hindi Diwas Assembly
Birla High School celebrated Hindi Diwas on 14th September 2026 with great enthusiasm and zeal in the Assembly Hall. The programme was organised to make students aware of the importance, richness, and cultural significance of the Hindi language. The programme began with an interesting Hindi Literature Quiz, in which the students participated enthusiastically. Some children dressed up as renowned Hindi literary personalities—Shri Harish Nigam, Munshi Premchand, and Shrinath Singh.
The students also recited a beautiful poem, “A-Aa E-Ee ki yah vaani, Lagti sab bhashaon ki rani.” They also shared interesting facts about Hindi Diwas, including the significance of 14th September, why we celebrate the day, and Hindi's popularity and global presence. A lively dance performance followed. Students beautifully sang a melodious Hindi song, “Hindi hai dil ki bhasha, Hindi hai hamari aasha.” The Hindi Diwas programme was an informative, enjoyable, and memorable experience for everyone. The enthusiastic participation of 62 students across classes III to V demonstrated their interest in the Hindi language and literature. The programme successfully conveyed the message that Hindi is an important part of India's linguistic and cultural heritage.
Good Habits Special Assembly by UKG
The UKG Assembly on “The Magic Hidden in Everyday Habits” was conducted on 11 September 2026 in the Prayer Hall, in the presence of the students of UKG, Classes I and II, Headmistress Ma’am, Coordinators and teachers.
Through a short and engaging play, the students highlighted the importance of developing good habits such as waking up on time, brushing their teeth, exercising, taking a bath, keeping their surroundings clean, eating healthy food, and using polite words like “please”, “sorry” and “thank you”. These habits were creatively presented as superpowers through superhero characters, reinforcing how small daily habits can help children become healthier, better and more productive.
The assembly was further enriched by Bengali recitation, dance and song performances, which were greatly appreciated by all. As a concluding gesture, table-top mementos bearing thoughtful messages on good habits were presented to the Headmistress Ma’am and the Coordinators, with messages such as “Get More Sleep”.
Overall, the assembly was highly appreciated, with students enjoying the performances while learning valuable lessons about the importance of good habits in everyday life.
Janmashtami Special Assembly by Lower KG
Lower KG boys celebrated Janmashtami through the special assembly “Krishna’s Butter of Love”, joyfully enacting Krishna’s playful bond with friends, teamwork to reach the butter pot, and the message of sharing and friendship, enhanced by lively dance and role‑play that nurtured empathy, cooperation, confidence, and self‑expression, making the celebration truly memorable.