NEWS & EVENTS

Frog Race activity

                                                                                       “Play is the highest form of research." — Albert Einstein

On 28 and 29 August 2024, the students of Nursery and Kindergarten at MBS International School participated in the Frog Race activity, which brought boundless joy and laughter to everyone involved. Adorned in playful frog headgear, the children eagerly hopped down the race track, brimming with imagination, fun, and energy.
This activity went beyond mere play; it taught valuable lessons in sportsmanship and the thrill of friendly competition. The sight of the little ones hopping with all their might, encouraged by the enthusiastic cheers of their peers and teachers, was truly heartwarming.
The event provided a wonderful opportunity for the children to learn and grow in a supportive and joyful environment.

E CORNER ACTIVITY

SMILE WITH YOGA

"Yoga is not about touching your toes. It is about unlocking your imagination, self-awareness, and self-acceptance." — Amit Ray

On 27 August 2024, MBS International School conducted a ‘Smile with Yoga’ activity for the students of Class I, aimed at introducing them to the benefits of yoga in an engaging and enjoyable manner. The session started with a warm-up to help the students to relax and get into a positive mindset. They then practiced simple asanas such as the Tree Pose, Cat-Cow Stretch, and Butterfly Pose, with the instructor providing playful demonstrations to make the poses fun and accessible. The activity not only encouraged physical movement but also highlighted the importance of maintaining a positive attitude. It concluded with calming breathing exercises and a brief meditation, effectively promoting both physical activity and emotional well-being among the young participants.

Janmashtami Celebration

                                             “You have the right to perform your duties, but never to the fruits of your actions.”

                                                                                                              – Lord Krishna 

On Friday, 23 August 2024, MBS International School, Dwarka celebrated Janmashtami with great fervour and enthusiasm in the Pre-primary wing. The entire wing was transformed into a vibrant and colourful setting, showcasing various stages of Lord Krishna's life through beautiful decorations.

Each class was meticulously designed to represent a scene from Krishna's life, while the children arrived dressed as little Krishnas and Radha’s, adding to the festive atmosphere. Classrooms were adorned with peacock feathers and images of Lord Krishna, creating an immersive experience.

The celebration began with a solemn Puja Ceremony, setting a reverent tone for the occasion. This was followed by engaging storytelling sessions, where teachers narrated tales of Krishna's birth, mischief, and bravery, captivating the young audience. The event culminated in skits depicting Krishna's life and the traditional dahi handi breaking ceremony, leaving everyone with cherished memories of the celebration.   

Prasad was distributed among all the little munchkins, bringing a sweet conclusion to the festivities. 

                                                                                                               Flameless Cooking

                         "Cooking without fire is like a bird without wings, but with the right tools and mindset, it can still soar to great heights." – Sanjeev Kapoor

MBS International School conducted ‘Inter Class Flameless Cooking Competition’ for the students of Class IV. The studentsfrom each class introduced a healthy snack/ salad which was prepared without flame and was full of nutrition value too. The students presented a dish in their own way and gave it a unique name which enhanced their cognitive skills.

The students were judged on the basis of taste, hygiene, presentation and the unique name of their dish. They learned to be self-sufficient and confident in cooking skills. The activity enhanced their life skills as it taught them about measurements, various recipes and cooking techniques. Eachone of them talked about thebenefits of healthy eating which will build a taste towards healthy eating habits and avoiding junk food. This activity improved their ability to speak confidently and effectively in front of an audience.

Handi Decoration

           “A man is made by his beliefs. As he believes, so he becomes” – Lord Krishna

On 20 August 2024, MBS International School, Dwarka, conducted ‘Handi Decoration’ for the students of class II to celebrate Janmashtami by engaging students in a creative activity that involved decorating colourful pots (handis) to understand and appreciate cultural traditions. The activity began with a brief introduction to Janmashtami, explaining its significance as the birthday of Lord Krishna. Teachers highlighted the tradition of decorating pots (handis) as part of the celebrations. Students worked together, sharing ideas and helping each other with the decorations, this fostered a sense of teamwork and collaboration in them. The students used a variety of materials such as paints, beads, mirrors, and flowers to adorn the handis, each pot reflecting their individual artistic expressions and devotion.

The lively participation of the students, combined with their artistic efforts, made the activity a visually appealing and spiritually enriching experience. It also deepened their understanding and appreciation of Indian traditions, leaving them with a sense of joy and reverence for the festival of Janmashtami.

Scrabble

                                 “The more words you know, the more clearly and powerfully you will think...and the more ideas you will invite into your mind.”     ― Wilfred Funk

The school conducted an Inter-Class Competition- ‘Scrabble’ for class III on Wednesday, 21 August 2024. Each student was given seven letter words and within the time limit of 90 seconds, they had to make as many words as possible. The ones who were able to derive maximum words won the competition.

This activity helped in developing their motor skills and encouraged them to enhance their vocabulary.

It was a great success. It, not only brought joy and excitement to the students, but also instilled in them a sense of learning new words to improve their accuracy in spellings. The students showcased their creativity while learning about time management. This activity will be remembered as a delightful and educational experience for all.

Flute Making

              “My flute is nothing, but just a tune of your melody. It plays with your love, words and emotions and care with a message that I am here for you till eternity.” - Lord Krishna

On Tuesday, 20 August 2024, MBS International School organized a ‘Flute Making’ activity for class I students to celebrate Janmashtami by engaging students in a hands-on activity to make flutes, and to discuss the significance of the flute as a musical instrument closely associated with Lord Krishna. The activity began with a story session about Janmashtami, focusing on the life of Lord Krishna. Teachers explained that Lord Krishna is often depicted playing a flute, which is considered his most intimate musical instrument.

The students actively engaged in the creative process of making and decorating their flutes with markers, stickers, and other craft supplies, enhancing their fine motor skills and artistic abilities.  The ‘Flute Making activity’ was a delightful and educational experience for Class I students, blending creative arts with cultural learning. The students' enthusiasm and the opportunity to discuss the significance of the flute in Janmashtami added depth to their understanding of the festival.

    Magical Words Activity         

  "Words are our most inexhaustible source of magic."          -J.K. ROWLING

In an effort to instil the values of politeness and courtesy among our young learners, MBS International School organised a ‘Magical Words’ activity on 20 August 2024 for Pre primary students. The students participated in delightful role-play scenarios where they practiced using essential magic words like "please," "thank you," "sorry," and "excuse me." Through these enactments, children learned the context and importance of these expressions in daily interactions. The students also embarked on an exciting "Magic Words Hunt." Clues were strategically placed in the classroom, each leading to hidden cards displaying magic words. Working in teams, the little ones eagerly searched for these cards, reading them aloud upon discovery. This scavenger hunt not only made learning fun but also emphasized teamwork, reading skills, and the significance of courteous expressions.

The "Magical Words" activity was a resounding success, achieving its goal of teaching our young learners the importance of polite expressions in an interactive manner.

Creative Creations- Rakhi Making Competition 

                                                                          "A sibling is the lens through which you see your childhood." — Ann Hood

On 14 August 2024, MBS International School organized a Rakhi Making Competition. The event aimed to encourage creativity among students while fostering a sense of cultural heritage.

Students from classes III to V participated enthusiastically, showcasing their artistic skills and traditional knowledge through beautifully crafted rakhis. They used a variety of materials and decorated their rakhis beautifully. The rakhis ranged from traditional designs to modern and innovative ones, each reflecting the unique creativity of the students. The event, not only provided a platform for students to express their artistic talents, but also instilled in them a deeper understanding of the cultural significance of Raksha Bandhan.

The sight of nimble fingers weaving magic with colourful thread, beads, ribbon and other accessories was captivating.

All the students thoroughly enjoyed the activity.

Creative Creations- Rakhi Making Competition

                                                                                  "A sibling is the lens through which you see your childhood." — Ann Hood

On 14 August 2024, MBS International School organized a Rakhi Making Competition. The event aimed to encourage creativity among students while fostering a sense of cultural heritage.

Students from classes III to V participated enthusiastically, showcasing their artistic skills and traditional knowledge through beautifully crafted rakhis. They used a variety of materials and decorated their rakhis beautifully. The rakhis ranged from traditional designs to modern and innovative ones, each reflecting the unique creativity of the students. The event, not only provided a platform for students to express their artistic talents, but also instilled in them a deeper understanding of the cultural significance of Raksha Bandhan.

The sight of nimble fingers weaving magic with colourful thread, beads, ribbon and other accessories was captivating.

All the students thoroughly enjoyed the activity.

Bond of Love

“Brothers and sisters, together as friends, ready to face whatever life sends.”                       -Anonymous

On Friday, 16 August 2024, the Pre primary Wing of MBS International School, Dwarka celebrated the Bond of Love, Raksha Bandhan with enthusiasm. The event was a beautiful occasion to celebrate the cherished bond of love between brothers and sisters, and the young learners participated with great excitement.

The little ones arrived at school dressed in their traditional attire to mark this special day. The colourful outfits added to the festive spirit, creating a lively and joyous atmosphere across the
Pre primary Wing. Teachers explained the significance of Raksha Bandhan, emphasizing the values of love, protection, and respect that the festival embodies. The highlight of the celebration was the Rakhi decoration activity. The children were provided with various decorative materials such as beads, ribbons, and sequins to create their own unique and beautiful Rakhis. The activity not only allowed the students to showcase their creativity but also helped to develop their fine motor skills. The activity concluded with the students tying their handmade Rakhis to their friends and teachers, symbolizing the bond of love and friendship that extends beyond family ties. The entire celebration was a heartwarming experience.

 Blue Colour Day

                                                                                 "Blue is the only colour which maintains its own character in all its tones."       - Raoul Dufy.

On Wednesday, 14 August 2024, MBS International School conducted an engaging ‘Blue Colour Day’ activity to enhance the students’ understanding and recognition of the colour blue, and to integrate this learning with creative activities and fun. Teachers introduced the colour blue to the children through a brief story and presentation featuring blue items. The students came dressed in vibrant blue attire, creating a visually cohesive and engaging environment. They  identified blue objects around the classroom and were encouraged to share their own blue items. They also used different shades of blue colour to create their own artwork and explored textures and patterns using brushes, sponges, and fingers.

The children successfully identified and named various blue items, demonstrated creativity through their blue-themed artwork, and engaged actively in all the activities. The interactive and multi-sensory approach kept the children enthusiastic and motivated throughout the day.

Tri-colour Bookmark Making

“There is no wrong way to make pretty things.” – Anon

On Tuesday, 13 August 2024, MBS International School organised a ‘Tri-Colour Bookmark Making’ activity for the students of class I as a part of Independence Day Celebration. This activity aimed to help students understand and appreciate the significance of Independence Day while fostering creativity and fine motor skills.

The activity began with a brief discussion about Independence Day, explaining its importance and the meaning of the tri-colour flag. The colours (saffron, white, and green) were introduced as symbols of courage, peace, and prosperity. The students demonstrated an increased awareness of Independence Day and its significance through their enthusiastic participation and the accurate use of tri-colours. They creatively applied the colours and decorations, making each bookmark unique while reflecting the theme of independence.

                                                                    Patriotic Moves 

                              “Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.” —John F. Kennedy 

On Tuesday, 13 August 2024, MBS International School Dwarka conducted a ‘Patriotic Moves’ activity for the class II students to celebrate Independence Day. The activity was a vibrant display of national pride as students performed heartfelt dance moves on patriotic songs, embracing the spirit of patriotism and unity. 

The objective of the activity was to instill a sense of national pride, cultural awareness, and appreciation for the country among students. Through their expressive dance moves and passionate performances, the young learners conveyed the importance of patriotism and love for their country. The students' performances were a visual treat, adorned with colourful costumes that enhanced the theme. They danced with enthusiasm and dedication, bringing the essence of India's rich heritage and freedom struggle to life. The spirited participation of the students made the activity a memorable and enriching experience, fostering a deep sense of belonging and pride for their motherland. 

Mera Desh Mahan

“The preservation of freedom is not the task of soldiers alone. The whole nation has to be strong.” - Lal Bahadur Shastri

On 13 August 2024, MBS International School Dwarka, conducted ‘Mera Desh Mahan - Fancy Dress Competition’ for the pre-primary students. The theme of the competition was Independence Day, where children dressed up as renowned figures who contributed to the struggle for independence. This activity not only provided a platform for creativity and expression but also served as an educational experience, introducing the young ones to the heroic tales of freedom fighters.

Our young participants embraced the Independence Day theme with great enthusiasm, dressing up as celebrated freedom fighters and delivering inspiring slogans. Their costumes and presentations were both colourful and educational, reflecting the bravery and dedication of the historical figures. The activity was aimed to instill a sense of patriotism and an understanding of India’s history in the young minds while allowing them to express their creativity and public speaking skills. It was a memorable way to celebrate the spirit of independence.

                                                                    Declamation - Famous Speeches of Great Leaders

                                                                                "Be the change you wish to see in the world." - Mahatma Gandhi

MBS International School conducted Inter Class Declamation Competition for the students of Class V in the school premises on the theme Declamation: Famous Speeches of Great Leaders. The participants from each class introduced themselves and rendering their speech. They explained the significance of the leaders and why they chose them.

The participants were judged on clarity of speech and concept, presentation skill, confidence level and command over the subject. Students learned to research and gather information on a topic, including historical context and background information. They expressed their creativity and originality through innovative presentations. Each one of them talked about the leadership and inspirational qualities of famous leaders and how to apply them in their own lives. This activity improved their ability to speak confidently and effectively in front of an audience.

Siblings Love

"A sibling represents a person’s past, present and future." -John Corey Whaley

On Thursday, 8 August 2024, MBS International School Dwarka conducted ‘Siblings Love- Card Making activity for class II students. The activity commenced with a brief introduction about Raksha Bandhan, explaining its significance as a festival celebrating the bond between brothers and sisters.The students showed great creativity in designing their cards, using a variety of colours and decorations. This activity allowed them to express their emotions and understanding of the festival.

Overall, the card-making activity was a great success. It gave students a meaningful way to celebrate the festival while developing their artistic skills and understanding of cultural traditions. The heartfelt cards created by the students were a testament to their effort and enthusiasm, making this Raksha Bandhan a memorable occasion for all.

Rakhi Making Activity

                                                                             "Rakhi is not just a thread, it's a symbol of love and protection that siblings share."                                              -  RituGhatourey         

On 08 August 2024, MBS International School organised ‘Rakhi Making’ activity for the students of class I. The activity was conducted with the aim of celebrating the festival of Raksha Bandhan in a creative and interactive way. Teachers began with a brief explanation of Raksha Bandhan, discussing its cultural significance and the tradition of tying Rakhis to celebrate the bond between brothers and sisters. Examples of traditional and modern Rakhis were shown to inspire the students.

The students demonstrated excellent creativity, each Rakhi being unique and beautifully designed. Once the Rakhis were finished, students presented their creations to the class. Each student explained their design and the materials used. They enjoyed the activity immensely and were proud of their handmade Rakhis. The activity left everyone with a greater appreciation for the bond between siblings and the importance of nurturing relationships.

Chef Mania- Tricolour Sandwich Making

“Perfection is hard to achieve, but a good sandwich is a step in the right direction.” - Anonymous

The school conducted an Inter-Class Competition- ‘Chef Mania- Tricolour Sandwich Making’ for class III on Wednesday, 7 August 2024 in which the students prepared sandwiches using cut-peeled vegetables and bread. The students' efforts were commendable and they enjoyed making the Tricolour Sandwiches and learned a lot about the significance of the national flag. They were thrilled to see the vibrant colours of their sandwiches, resembling the Indian flag. The activity also helped in developing their motor skills and encouraged them to try new healthy recipes at home.
This activity was a great success. It not only brought joy and excitement to the students but also instilled in them a sense of patriotism, pride and responsibility. The students showcased their creativity while learning about healthy eating habits. This activity will be remembered as a delightful and educational experience for all.

Poem Recitation

                                                                                  "Recite your rhymes with joy and cheer, let your words dance for all to hear."               —Anonyms

MBS International School organised a ‘Poem Recitation’ activity for the students of class I on Tuesday, 6 August 2024 centered around the theme of nature. This engaging event encouraged our young students to immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural world through poetry. Each child had the opportunity to recite a poem that celebrated trees, animals, flowers, and the changing seasons. By integrating nature into their recitations, students not only enhanced their verbal skills but also developed a deeper appreciation for the environment. The activity fostered creativity, confidence, and a love for literature. Everyone witnessed the joy and excitement as children bring their chosen rhymes to life with expressive gestures and enthusiastic voices.

Just A Minute

“Speech is the mirror of the soul.”- Publilius Syrus

The “Just A Minute” activity was held on Friday, 2 August 2024 at MBS International School for class II students. Impromptu speeches are challenging but it was such a great pleasure seeing our budding speakers delivering contents that were clear, engaging, and persuasive.

The primary aim of the activity was to enhance participants' impromptu speaking skills, encourage creative thinking, and foster quick thinking and articulation. It also served as a platform for participants to showcase their oratory skills and gain confidence in public speaking.

The “Just a minute” activity was a huge success with all the participants showcasing their public speaking skills with great confidence and coherence. They displayed a high level of enthusiasm and creativity in their approach to various topics and excelled in delivering coherent, relevant, and engaging speeches within the allotted time. The zealous participation of the students made the activity an enriching learning experience for them.