






Class 3C – Special Assembly “A Tribute to the Nation”
On 14th August 2026, Class 3C presented a vibrant assembly celebrating India’s history, freedom struggle, and patriotic spirit through song, dance, and skit. Students honored icons like Mangal Pandey, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Mahatma Gandhi, and Pandit Nehru, while also paying tribute to the armed forces. The programme concluded with the National Anthem, leaving the audience inspired with pride, unity, and gratitude for the nation.














Class 3D – Special Assembly “Never Give Up”
On 22nd July 2026, Class 3D presented a powerful assembly on perseverance and determination through songs, skits, and dance. Students highlighted that mistakes and failures are stepping stones to success, reinforced by the inspiring words of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. The programme concluded with an energetic performance, leaving the audience motivated to keep trying, keep learning, and never give up.








Class IV B – Special Assembly on “Our School, Our Pride”
On 10th July 2026, Class IV B presented a heartfelt Founder’s Day assembly celebrating Shri Laxmi Niwas Birla’s vision of value‑based education. Through prayers, speeches, dance, and a multimedia presentation, students paid tribute to the founder and the school’s legacy of excellence. The programme concluded with the Founders’ Day Pledge and School Anthem, inspiring all to uphold the ideals of discipline, respect, honesty, excellence, and compassion.








Class II A – Special Assembly on ‘Time is Precious – Punctuality’
On 8th July 2026, Class II A presented an inspiring assembly emphasizing the importance of valuing time and being punctual. Through a thoughtful skit, Bengali recitation, dance, and song, students highlighted how discipline and preparation lead to success. The programme left everyone motivated to make punctuality a daily habit and remember that “Time doesn’t wait—so don’t be late!”








Birla High School’s Summer Fiesta for Lower Kindergarten was a joyful celebration of the season through culinary and creative activities. Children prepared colourful fruit salads with hydrating summer fruits, promoting healthy eating and sensory exploration, and crafted vibrant watermelon-themed art using paper chipping, cotton dabbing, and bindi pasting. The event nurtured fine motor skills, creativity, teamwork, and appreciation for the simple pleasures of summer, leaving the little ones with bright smiles and lasting memories.







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.