Show and Tell is an important part of a child’s learning development as it helps them to organise information and to build their confidence. 

It’s a great way to encourage the child’s interest in a particular topic and to motivate him/her to think out of the box. 

Children of Pre-Primary spoke on ‘Plants’ while the children of Pre-School spoke in ‘Fruits’.

 

CHILDREN WHO SPOKE WELL IN PRE-SCHOOL :

Pre-School A: Honnesha Koul, Yashika Tanwar and Huzaif 

Pre-School  B: Atishay Rajwal, Vaani Daultani, Sehaj Kaur, Tarunima Roy and Kumar Srivastava  

Pre-School C: Ryan Shrivastava, Ishanvi Mani, Anvee Belwal, Manvi Singh and Maanya Dilwaria 

Pre-School D: Om Ayushmaan Rawat 

 

CHILDREN WHO WERE CONFIDENT IN PRE-PRIMARY :

Pre-Primary A: Advitha .E. Thaigu, Prakriti Tiwari, Mannat, Ayra Gogu and Pratyaksha 

Pre-Primary B: Archit Kumar, Saarthak Verma, Aashita Maithani and Arshi Rana 

Pre-Primary C: Drishna Pandey, Shambhavi Thakur, Aarav Raj and Soumya Choudhary 

Pre-Primary D: Aadya Kulkarni, Aaria Dhamija, Ishan Chaudhary and Kavya Singh 

Let's Fill Out Mind and Homes with Lights and Flowers, Not Explosives And Fumes

Diwali was celebrated on 25 October 2019. The classrooms were dressed up with Torans, Diyas and Rangoli. A cultural programme was organised on this occasion. Children from Uditayan dressed up in colourful traditional dresses and shared sweets with each other. Various other activities such as ‘Rangoli-Making with flowers’, Card making and ‘diya’ decoration, and paper lanterns were conducted in the classes. Our School Chairman, Capt. VK Pandey wished that the whole of India might be healthier and more prosperous. He asked all the students to take a pledge for a pollution free Diwali. 

Diwali, the festival of lights, was  celebrated in Uditayan on 21 October 2022 with a lot of fervour and enthusiasm. All the classrooms were beautifully decorated with diyas, lanterns and beautiful artwork. The students came in colourful traditional outfits and were told about the significance of Diwali. The children were sensitized about the negative impacts of crackers that create air pollution and they also received information about environmentally-beneficial Diwali celebration possibilities. They were taught to celebrate  eco-friendly Diwali with flowers, sweets and rangoli. Children along with teachers made beautiful rangoli with flowers, colours and diyas all  over Uditayan which filled the hearts of everyone with the spirit of Diwali.

Excitement and anticipation filled the air at Manava Bharati India International School as parents of preschoolers gathered in the auditorium for a special orientation session conducted by the renowned child psychiatrist, Dr. Kavita Arora, from Children First. With years of experience in child psychology, Dr. Arora shared invaluable insights and practical suggestions to help parents navigate the challenges that may arise when their little ones attend school for the first time. The session aimed to equip parents with the tools to create a positive and supportive environment for their children during this important transition. The orientation concluded with an interactive Q&A session, providing parents an opportunity to seek personalized advice from Dr. Kavita Arora. Dr. Arora provided thoughtful responses and shared additional resources for parents to refer to when needed. Armed with practical strategies and expert advice, parents left the auditorium with a newfound confidence in supporting their child's journey through preschool.