Cultural and Heritage Week

"Our rich and varied cultural heritage has a profound power to help build our nation." - Nelson Mandela
The students of the pre-primary wing celebrated Cultural and Heritage Week from 21st August to 25th August.  
The  Cultural and Heritage Week was a vibrant celebration of various aspects of culture and heritage. Throughout the week, different activities were organized to engage and educate the young learners.

On Day 1, the focus was on National Symbols, where students learned about the significance of flags, anthems, and other symbols that represent their country.

Day 2 saw an engaging Puzzle of Monuments activity, where children had the opportunity to solve puzzles related to famous monuments from around the world, fostering their curiosity about different cultures.

Cultural and Heritage Week was dedicated to the Seven Wonders of the World. Through interactive sessions, students were introduced to these magnificent structures and their historical importance.

Day 4 brought Role Play and State Corner activities, encouraging children to dress up as historical figures or symbols associated with different states, thus learning about the diversity within their own country.

The final day, Day 5, was marked by a special visit to a World Heritage Gallery created by the Pre-Primary teachers. This gallery showcased all the famous monuments. Principal Ma'am Ms. Ruby Chandel visited the gallery and appreciated the efforts of all the teachers.  
Overall, the Cultural and Heritage Week in the Pre-Primary section proved to be an immersive and enlightening experience, fostering a sense of cultural awareness and pride among the young students.