NEWS & EVENTS

Frog Race

On 25th August 2025, MBS International School conducted an exciting activity, The Frog Race event, held at MBS International School. It was a fun-filled, lively, and engaging activity designed for the young students of Nursery and Kindergarten. The race aimed to promote physical fitness, teamwork, and coordination while providing a playful environment for children to develop social skills and motor abilities. The event was filled with enthusiasm, joy, and the spirit of friendly competition.

The Frog Race was an exciting event where the children had to mimic the hopping of frogs. This event was part of the school's broader initiative to encourage outdoor activities, creativity, and healthy competition among the younger students.

The atmosphere was filled with laughter and cheers, as children enjoyed hopping like frogs and cheered on their teammates.

Domestic and Farm Animals

                                “Animals are an important part of our environment, and introducing them to young children helps build awareness, understanding, and love for nature.”

The Nursery and Kindergarten children enthusiastically participated in a joyful hands-on learning activity based on the theme Domestic and Farm Animals.

The Nursery students created a cat using paper folding, where they carefully folded and decorated their artwork. This activity helped them enhance their fine motor skills and recognize the cat as a common domestic animal.

Meanwhile, the Kindergarten children made a cow through hand printing, allowing them to explore paint, textures, and shapes while understanding the importance of the cow as a farm animal.

The activity fostered creativity, encouraged experiential learning, and helped children develop a meaningful connection with the world of animals in a fun and engaging manner.

Guru Nanak Jayanti  Celebration 

Craftopia – Mask Making

"Creativity is intelligence and having fun." – Albert Einstein

To ignite the spark of imagination and innovation, MBS International School hosted a vibrant Inter-Class Competition titled ‘Craftopia – Mask Making’ for Class V students.The objective of the activity was to foster creativity, imagination, and innovation through the hands-on experience of designing and crafting unique masks.

Students enthusiastically participated, beginning with brainstorming and sketching their creative mask designs before bringing them to life. The activity allowed students to express their creativity and personal style through vibrant colors and imaginative patterns.

Participants displayed excellent crafting skills, attention to detail, and innovative use of materials. Each mask reflected a unique theme, with some students drawing inspiration from nature, culture, and fantasy.

‘Craftopia-Mask Making’ competition successfully encouraged artistic expression while promoting fine motor skills and patience. It was a joyful and enriching experience for all students, celebrating the spirit of creativity and self-expression.

Three-Legged Race

 “When I feel tired, I just think about how great I will feel once I finally reach my goal.”       –Michael Phelps                                                                                                      

MBS International School organised a fun-filled Three-Legged Race activity for the students of Class II on 24 April 2025 in the school playground. The young learners participated with great enthusiasm, pairing up with their classmates and tying one leg to their partner’s. With laughter and energy in the air, they embraced the challenge of reaching the finish line through teamwork, coordination, and cooperation. It was heartwarming to see the young participants communicating, cooperating, and moving in sync with their partners. The activity not only added a dose of fun to their day but also helped build essential life skills such as cooperation, trust, coordination, and communication.

Through this playful experience, students developed peer bonding and improved their physical fitness in an engaging and enjoyable manner. The winners were cheered with loud applause, while all participants were appreciated for their enthusiasm and efforts. It was more than just a race—it was a celebration of teamwork, sportsmanship, and joyful learning.

All About Me - Connection Circles

“Connection is why we’re here; it is what gives purpose and meaning to our lives.”                — Brené Brown.

'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.

Animal Artistry

                                                                                                                                     “Every child is an artist.” – Pablo Picasso 

The Intra-Class Activity “Animal Artistry” was conducted for Class II with great enthusiasm. The aim of the activity was to enhance creativity, improve fine motor skills, and allow students to explore the animal world through art. Students participated actively and used different materials such as paper plates, poster colours, googly eyes, coloured craft paper, glue, markers to create beautiful animal crafts. They decorated their artworks using their own creativity and imagination. Each child confidently presented their animal craft and shared one or two interesting facts about the animal they had chosen.  
The activity not only brought smiles to the faces of the students but  provided an enjoyable hands-on learning experience, boosted students’ confidence, and helped them express their ideas artistically. Overall, the activity was successful and thoroughly enjoyed by all the students.   

Animal Artistry

“Every child is an artist.” – Pablo Picasso

The Intra-Class Activity “Animal Artistry” was conducted for Class II with great enthusiasm. The aim of the activity was to enhance creativity, improve fine motor skills, and allow students to explore the animal world through art. Students participated actively and used different materials such as paper plates,poster colours, googly eyes, coloured craft paper, glue, markers to create beautiful animal crafts. They decorated their artworks using their own creativity and imagination. Each child confidently presented their animal craft and shared one or two interesting facts about the animal they had chosen. The activity not only brought smiles to the faces of the students but provided an enjoyable hands-on learning experience, boosted students’ confidence, and helped them express their ideas artistically. Overall, the activity was successful and thoroughly enjoyed by all the students.

Nature Safari

                                                                                                   “Nature is the best teacher—every leaf, every creature has a story to tell.”

On Tuesday, 11 November 2025, MBS International School conducted a fun-filled and imaginative Nature Safari Activity for the students of Class I. The day was a delightful blend of creativity and nature exploration as the young learners used different shapes and sizes of leaves to create wonderful animal figures. Excited chatter and curious eyes filled the classrooms as children discovered how simple leaves could transform into lions, fish, birds, fox insects etc.

Each child carefully selected leaves of various textures and colors, arranging them on sheets to design their chosen animal. With guidance from their teachers, the little artists brought their ideas to life—some children crafted roaring jungle animals, while others made friendly farm creatures or vibrant insects. The activity beautifully showcased how nature can inspire imagination in countless ways.

Adding a learning element to the fun, students also shared the names of the animals they created and talked about where these animals live, what they eat, and how they help the environment. This encouraged observation, communication, and curiosity about the natural world.

The Nature Safari Activity not only nurtured creativity but also enhanced fine motor skills, environmental awareness, and appreciation for nature’s beauty. It helped children understand the importance of plants, leaves, and animals in a joyful, hands-on manner.

Classrooms came alive with colorful leaf animals displayed proudly on the boards, turning the learning spaces into mini jungles full of creativity and wonder. It was truly a green and joyful celebration, where little hands created big ideas—all inspired by nature!

Ocean Explorer Activity

 “Every drop in the ocean counts.”

On Monday, 17 November 2025, MBS International School conducted an engaging Ocean Explorer Activity for Nursery and Kindergarten students. The session introduced young learners to water animals, their features, and their habitats.

Children participated enthusiastically in hands-on tasks such as identifying aquatic animals. Nursery students made colourful handprint fish cutouts, while Kindergarten students sorted water animals in a water tub. These activities boosted their fine motor skills and helped them understand the diversity of marine life.

The session concluded with a short talk by teachers on the importance of clean water, how aquatic animals survive, and simple ways children can help keep the environment clean. The activity successfully enhanced students’ knowledge, creativity, and love for nature.

Bubble-Straw Painting 

    “ Art speaks where words are unable to explain.” - Mathiole

A fun-filled  Bubble-Straw Painting activity was organized on Thursday, 13 November 2025 for class 2 students  to encourage creativity and hands-on learning. In this fun and colourful art activity, students created beautiful cards by blowing paint bubbles onto paper using straws. When students blew air through the straw, it mixed with the soapy paint to form colourful bubbles. These bubbles then burst on the paper, leaving behind vibrant and unique patterns.

Through this process, students did not only enjoyed experimenting with colours and patterns but  also understood the role of air in forming bubbles. The activity helped them observe how air occupies space and creates bubbles, linking art with a simple scientific concept.

This engaging activity encouraged students to express their imagination and artistic talent while learning about the importance of air in everyday phenomena. It also helped develop fine motor skills, colour sense, and creativity, making learning both enjoyable and meaningful.

Grade 7 Energy Audit Activity ⚡🌿
Students explored how energy is used in school, identified wastage, and suggested smart ways to save electricity. They also created creative posters on “Switch OFF when not needed.”
A simple yet impactful activity promoting SDG 7 – Affordable & Clean Energy. 🌍✨
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Hand Printing Activity

“Every child is a different kind of flower, and together they make this world a beautiful garden.” 

On Tuesday, 11 November 2025, MBS International School celebrated Children’s Day with a joyful and creative Hand Printing Activity for the students of Class I. The day was filled with colours, laughter, and self-expression as the little ones enthusiastically dipped their hands into bright hues and imprinted their unique handprints on sheets of paper — each print symbolizing their individuality and innocence.

Adding a special touch to the activity, every child wrote one quality they possess, proudly reflecting on what makes them special. From being kind and helpful to cheerful and confident, the young learners beautifully expressed their inner strengths through words and colours alike.The classrooms came alive with the vibrant display of handprints, creating a visual celebration of the boundless creativity and positivity that children bring to the world. Teachers guided the students through the process, encouraging conversations about self-love, confidence, and recognizing one’s unique qualities. The Hand Printing Activity not only nurtured creativity but also helped enhance fine motor skills, self-awareness, and emotional expression. The event truly captured the spirit of Children’s Day—a day dedicated to cherishing the innocence, joy, and boundless imagination of childhood. It was indeed a colourful celebration of little hands and big hearts! 

Wildlife Wanderers

“Every roar, chirp, and spot tells a story — and our little explorers are learning to listen!” -- Edward Abby

On Monday,, 10 November 2025, MBS International School organized a fun and interesting activity “Wildlife Wanderers”  which was conducted to introduce our young learners to the fascinating world of wild animals. The session aimed to build curiosity, observation skills, and love for nature among the children.

Students of Kindergarten participated enthusiastically in a finger printing activity on a giraffe. The tiny fingerprints beautifully turned into the giraffe’s spots, making the activity both fun and creative. It helped the children enhance their fine motor skills and understand animal patterns in an enjoyable way.

Meanwhile, our Nursery students engaged in an exciting animal sorting and sound recognition activity. They identified and grouped animals according to their types and listened to various animal sounds, matching them with the correct animals. The activity encouraged their listening, observation, and cognitive skills while fostering an early understanding of wildlife diversity.

Overall, the “Wildlife Wanderers” activity was a delightful learning experience that helped children explore, identify, and appreciate the wonderful creatures that share our planet.

Constellation dot to dot Activity

“Sometimes I try to write myself into a constellation, imagine what it would be like to be forever painted across the sky.”” — Kiersten
 

Constellation dot to dot Activity was organised for the students of Class II at M.B.S. International School on 6 November 2025. The objective of this activity was to develop the concept of constellations and help them recognise basic star patterns through a fun and creative dot-to-dot drawing activity among students and to enhance their observation and fine motor skills. All students participated enthusiastically. They were curious to know how stars form
shapes in the night sky and eagerly shared their drawings with the class. Students were provided with constellation dot to dot picture showing patterns such as Ursa Major,Ursa Minor, Southern cross and Cassiopeia. They connected the dots to form the constellation and then coloured and labelled each constellation. The Constellation Dot-to-Dot Activity helped students learn basic astronomy concepts in an enjoyable and interactive way. Overall, the constellation dot to dot Activity was conducted successfully, and the students learned a lot from it.

Show and Tell

 “Speak your mind ,even if your voice shakes.” ___ Maggie Kuhn 

To spark creativity and enhance speaking skills, MBS International School conducted a vibrant Show and Tell activity for the students of Class I on 4 November 2025. Students confidently presented their favourite objects, weaving imaginative and heartfelt stories.

The main objective of the activity was to enhance students' speaking abilities, encourage self-expression, and build their confidence in addressing an audience. The activity not only polished their communication skills but also nurtured their imagination and descriptive abilities.