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Purple Day Celebration (Classes-Kids to UKG)

on December 23, 2019

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Fancy Dress

Diwali Celebration Week Activity - Fancy Dress Grade - kids to 2nd Fancy Dress activity helps to develop imagination. It builds up the confidence level of the children. It also helps the children to bring their inner child out. Our tiny tots dressed up in beautiful attire. All were looking very confident in the attire they wore. Here are the clicks from the celebration.

Diwali Diya Decoration

Activity -Diwali Diya Decoration Grade - 4th Diwali is the festival of lights. Diwali celebration is incomplete without the use of diyas. Diyas not only make Diwali,the festival of lights, but they also symbolises the supremacy of brightness over darkness. Students of grade 4th took part in the diya decoration activity. They learnt how to decorate the diyas at home with the help of easily available materials. Take a look at the images shared below

National Unity Day

Today on 144th birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, RPS Mgarh celebrated "Rashtriya Ekta Diwas" to pay tribute to Sardar Patel (The Iron Man of India). A special assembly was organised, followed by speeches, various competitions & activities. The students took the pledge and commitment to walk on the footsteps of Sardar Patel. Hon’ble Chairperson, Dr. Pavitra Rao stated that Unity is the most valuable asset and also suggested that the strength of this great natio n lies in unity. Respected Principal, Dr. Sarita V. Singh explained the importance of teamwork & collaboration which are the basic attributes of unity. Hon’ble Mrs. Prem Rao along with respective wing heads (PRT, TGT & PGT) witnessed the event. The highlight of the event was "Run for Unity" which supports the idea of "EK BHARAT, SHRESHTH BHARAT". Finally winners were distributed prizes in the respective events.

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Purple Day Celebration (Classes-Kids to UKG)

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