NEWS & EVENTS

Craftopia – Fun with Origami

"In every fold, a new possibility awaits." — Unknown

MBS International School organised an Inter-Class competition ‘Craftopia – Fun with Origami’ to nurture creativity, dexterity, and a love for the traditional Japanese art of origami among the students of Class III. The event provided a wonderful platform for young learners to explore the magic of transforming simple sheets of paper into intricate models using a variety of folds and techniques.

Students participated with great enthusiasm in the activity, crafting vibrant origami creations such as animals, flowers, boats, and decorative objects. The activity helped enhance their fine motor skills, patience, spatial awareness, and ability to follow instructions with precision. Through origami, students also developed better hand-eye coordination, attention to detail, and an appreciation for the beauty of simplicity. The joy of creating artistic pieces with their own hands fostered a sense of pride and accomplishment. Overall, the activity was a great success, providing a creative outlet while promoting concentration, perseverance,

Giggle and Grow

“When children grow together, they learn, laugh, and bloom beautifully.”

The Giggle and Grow Activity was conducted for the little learners, giving them a joyful and creative experience. The motive of the activity was to help children understand the importance of growing together with happiness, unity, and friendship.

For this activity, a large tree was drawn, and each child added their thumb impression as a leaf on the tree. With every tiny thumbprint, the tree became brighter and fuller, showing how each child contributes to the growth of the class community. The children enjoyed dipping their fingers into colours and proudly adding their unique mark to the tree.

The activity encouraged creativity, fine motor skills, and a sense of belonging among the students. It helped them understand that just like the leaves on a tree grow together, they too learn and grow better when they support one another and stay connected.

The Giggle and Grow Activity concluded with smiling faces and a beautiful message: “Together we grow, together we shine.”

Best Out of Waste

Best out of waste is a very creative and useful activity. In this activity, we make new things from old and unused materials. It helps us to protect our environment by reducing waste. Instead of throwing things away, we can recycle and reuse them in an interesting way.

Earth Day

“The Earth does not belong to us; we belong to the Earth.” – Chief Seattle

Earth Day was observed with great enthusiasm by the young learners as they came together to celebrate the beauty of our planet and understand the importance of protecting it. The day aimed to nurture in children a sense of responsibility, care, and respect for the environment.

Students participated in engaging activities that highlighted the significance of conserving natural resources, reducing waste, and keeping the surroundings clean and green. Through storytelling, presentations, and hands-on tasks, the children learned simple yet impactful ways to contribute to a healthier planet—such as planting trees, saving water, and avoiding plastic.

The celebration served as a gentle reminder that even small actions can create big changes when practiced consistently. By encouraging awareness at a young age, Earth Day helped instill lifelong values of sustainability, respect for nature, and mindful living.

The day concluded with the message that every individual can make a difference, and together, we can create a greener, cleaner, and more beautiful world for all.

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World Earth Day

Hurdle Race

“The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team.” — Phil Jackson

On Tuesday, 15 April 2025, MBS International School, Dwarka conducted a fun-filled Hurdle Race for the students of Class I. The event aimed to enhance physical fitness, agility, and coordination among young learners. Students participated enthusiastically, jumping over a series of hurdles placed at equal distances. They remained in their designated lanes and motivated one another by cheering for their classmates throughout the race. The first student to cross all the hurdles and reach the finish line was declared the winner. The activity not only encouraged healthy competition but also instilled values of sportsmanship, team spirit, and self-confidence, contributing to the overall development of the students.

My Story, My World.

“Children are not things to be molded, but people to be unfolded.” -  Jess Lair

On Tuesday, 15th April 2025, MBS International School, Dwarka, came alive with excitement and cheerful chatter as the Pre-primary wing celebrated the heartwarming activity – “My Story, My World.” This delightful activity was designed to foster confidence, communication skills, and social connection among our young learners.

As part of the activity, our enthusiastic learners gathered for a special circle time, where each child lovingly held their favourite toy and proudly introduced themselves along with their toy’s name. What followed was a beautiful display of sharing, listening, and joyful expression. The activity truly bloomed joy and learning in every child. It not only gave them a chance to express themselves but also helped nurture empathy and appreciation for others. 

Baisakhi Celebration

“Baisakhi reminds us to celebrate hard work, gratitude, and the joy of new beginnings.”

Baisakhi was celebrated with great enthusiasm by the students of Class Nursery and KG at MBS International School. The little ones came together to learn about the importance of this vibrant harvest festival and to enjoy the spirit of togetherness it brings.

The celebration began with a brief introduction about Baisakhi, where children learned why farmers celebrate this day and how it marks the start of a new harvest season. The students dressed in bright colours, adding joy and festivity to the occasion.

The young learners participated in simple songs, dance movements, and interactive discussions that helped them understand the cultural traditions of Punjab. They enjoyed watching and performing happy steps inspired by bhangra, which filled the classroom with energy and excitement. Children also engaged in a small craft activity related to the festival, further deepening their understanding through creativity.

The celebration concluded with the message that festivals bring happiness, unity, and appreciation for nature’s gifts. The students of KG-103 enjoyed a meaningful and fun-filled Baisakhi celebration, learning the values of gratitude, hard work, and cultural pride.

Baisakhi Celebration

MBS International School celebrated Baisakhi on 11 April 2025 with joy and cultural flair! From soulful prayers and inspiring thoughts to vibrant performances and heartfelt poems, our students shone brightly.

All About Me

‘All About Me - Connection Circles’ activity began with a brief explanation aimed at students from grades III to V. The concept of the circle was introduced as a space for open dialogue, where everyone would speak and listen respectfully, with no interruptions.

Students took turns sharing their favourite hobby, aspirations, strengths, and weaknesses. This warm-up set the stage for a more meaningful exchange. As the activity progressed, the students sat in a circle, each given the opportunity to speak while the others listened attentively.

The level of engagement was high throughout the session. Many students shared thoughtful and empathetic responses, demonstrating a strong sense of maturity for their age. Though some were initially hesitant to speak, they became more confident as the activity continued.

This activity proved to be a powerful tool for fostering empathy, trust, and a sense of community within the classroom. By the end of the activity, students felt more connected to their peers and gained a deeper understanding of the value of cultivating positive relationships.

Know About Me

Self Glow Space Activity

“Children are the hands by which we take hold of heaven."         Henry Ward Beecher                                                                                    

On Monday, April 07, 2025 MBS International School organised a wonderful Self Glow Space activity for the pre-primary students. This activity aims to help young children, develop a strong sense of self-identity, self-confidence, and appreciation for individuality. Help children recognise and understand their own unique qualities, interests, and talents. Where our little Nursery students will look into the mirror and they will speak about themselves and their name and KG students showcased their creativity by doing a thumb print in activity book.

The activity was a perfect blend of fun and learning, as children not only honed their artistic skills but also gained a deeper understanding of themselves and their body parts. Teachers cheered on the young participants, creating a supportive and joyful atmosphere that added to the excitement. The sound of laughter and cheers filled the air as the children proudly shared what they had learned about themselves, making the activity an unforgettable experience.

The ‘Self Glow Space’ activity not only encouraged creativity and self-expression but also provided a wonderful opportunity for the children to encourage kids to express themselves freely without fear of judgment, fostering positive self-esteem. 

First Day of School

MBS International School warmly welcomed its Nursery and KG students on Tuesday, 01 April 2025, for a much-awaited Acclimatisation Day. The atmosphere was filled with excitement as the little ones embarked on their very first school experience.
The day unfolded with a range of engaging and interactive activities. The children eagerly participated in hand printing and scribbling, with the special activity — My First Scribbling — adding a personal touch to their creative expressions. A photo session with parents in the morning beautifully captured precious moments of smiles, hugs, and joy.
The classrooms buzzed with happiness as the young learners danced, played games, and bonded with their teachers and peers. The entire day was marked by cheerful faces, hearty laughter, and warm interactions, making it a truly memorable and heartwarming beginning to their learning journey.

Acclimatisation Day

“Every child is an artist.” – Pablo Picasso

MBS International School warmly welcomed its Nursery and Kindergarten students on Tuesday, 01 April 2025, for a much-anticipated Acclimatisation Day. Excitement filled the air as the little ones embarked on their very first school experience, marking the beginning of a wonderful learning journey.

The day was filled with engaging and interactive activities designed to make the young learners feel at home. From vibrant hand-printing to free-spirited scribbling, each child enjoyed expressing their creativity, with the special activity—My First Scribbling—adding a personal touch to their artistic explorations. A heartwarming photo session with parents in the morning beautifully captured moments of joy, hugs, and excitement. The classrooms buzzed with laughter and energy as children danced, played games, and bonded with their teachers and peers. Their cheerful faces and warm interactions made the day truly special, setting the stage for a nurturing and joyful school experience ahead.

Parent Orientation Programme

Education is not just about imparting knowledge but also about building a strong partnership between teachers and parents to shape young minds." – Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam

MBS International School successfully hosted a Parent Orientation Programme for new admissions! 🎉 on March 28, 2025 and on March 29, 2025, for the parents of Grade Nursery, KG and for the parents of Grade I to IX.
The session, led by School Principal & Vice Principal, aimed to familiarize parents with the school's academic framework, policies, and facilities. The event began with the lighting of the lamp 🪔, symbolizing knowledge & enlightenment, followed by a warm welcome to our new parent community.