international Tiger's Day
Event Date:29 July 2026
Across the Primary Section, students celebrated International Tiger Day through lively, interdisciplinary activities that blended language, mathematics, EVS, art, and craft. Lower KG explored tiger features through conversations, rhymes, and creative masks; Classes I and II integrated word families, numeracy games, playdough crafts, and role‑plays to connect learning with conservation; and Class IV combined mask‑making with subtraction story sums themed on tiger protection. These engaging experiences fostered creativity, environmental sensitivity, problem‑solving, and responsibility, inspiring children to value tigers and the importance of safeguarding biodiversity.