Mother’s Day photo stick making

"All that I am, or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother." — Abraham Lincoln

To celebrate Mother’s Day and encourage students to express their love, gratitude, and creativity through personalized handmade gifts, MBS International School organized a Mother’s Day activity for Class II on Thursday, 7 May 2026. The activity aimed to strengthen students’ fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination through peeling, sticking, and placement tasks.

The activity was conducted in a structured yet creative environment to ensure that every student could participate effectively. The class teacher provided a step-by-step live demonstration, showing how to assemble the stick, securely paste the photograph, and use decorations to enhance its visual appeal. Throughout the session, teachers actively engaged with students, encouraging them to share special stories about their mothers and express their love through their artwork.

The Mother’s Day Photo Stick Activity was a resounding success. The classroom was filled with joy and excitement as students prepared their “tokens of love.”

Yellow Colour Day

“Yellow is the colour of sunshine, happiness, and energy.”

On Tuesday 5 May, 2026, the school celebrated Yellow Colour Day with great enthusiasm for the students of Nursery and Kindergarten. The celebration aimed to help young learners recognize the colour yellow and explore it through fun-filled and engaging activities. The children came dressed in beautiful shades of yellow, adding warmth and vibrancy to the classrooms.

For the Nursery class, a creative Fork Printing Flower activity was conducted. The children enthusiastically used forks dipped in yellow paint to create beautiful flower prints. This activity helped in developing their fine motor skills and hand coordination while enhancing their understanding of the colour.

The Kindergarten students participated in an exciting hand impression activity using yellow colour. The children dipped their hands in yellow paint and created beautiful handprint impressions, making the activity both creative and memorable.

The celebration was a joyful learning experience filled with creativity, excitement, and active participation. Yellow Colour Day helped children identify the colour yellow and its shades while boosting their confidence, creativity, and enthusiasm for learning.

Petals of appreciation

"All that I am, or ever hope to be, I owe to my angel mother." — Abraham Lincoln

In a heartfelt celebration of maternal love, MBS International School, Dwarka, organised a 'Petals of appreciation’ activity for the students of Class I on Tuesday, 5 May 2026. The young learners channelled their affection and creativity into crafting beautiful flower bouquet, each a tribute to the unwavering love and care of their mothers.

Using vibrant colours and intricate designs, the children expressed their emotions with sincerity and artistic flair. This meaningful initiative not only honoured the spirit of motherhood but also fostered creative expression and enhanced the fine motor skills of the students.

Labour Day

“No work is insignificant. All labour that uplifts humanity has dignity.” — Martin Luther King Jr.

On the occasion of Labour Day, our Nursery and Kindergarten students celebrated the day with great enthusiasm and gratitude. The children brought small tokens of appreciation for the school support staff as a gesture of respect and thankfulness for their hard work and dedication.

Teachers conducted simple and meaningful discussions to help the young learners understand the importance of every worker in our daily lives. The children were guided on how to show respect, kindness, and appreciation towards all staff members.

The celebration was a heartwarming experience that instilled values of empathy, respect, and gratitude in our little ones.

Newspaper Bag Making

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

A creative Newspaper Bag Making Activity was organized on 30 April 2026 for the students of Class II, who enthusiastically participated in making eco-friendly bags using old newspapers. The objective of this activity was to encourage creativity, promote environmental awareness, and highlight the importance of reducing plastic usage through recycling.

The students brought old newspapers, glue and decorative materials from home. With great excitement, they carefully folded, pasted, and designed their newspaper bags. They used their creativity to decorate the bags with stickers, making each creation unique and attractive. The students showed keen interest and actively participated throughout the activity.Through this activity, students learned the value of reusing waste materials and how they can be turned into something useful.

This hands-on activity successfully combined learning with fun and instilled a sense of environmental responsibility among the young learners. It was a joyful and meaningful learning experience for all the students.

Creative Mask Design

“A mask tells us more than a face.” – Oscar Wilde
An Inter-Class Competition titled “Creative Mask Design” was conducted at MBS International School for Class V on 29 April 2026. The purpose of this activity was to encourage creativity, self-expression, and to boost imagination among students. All participants designed beautiful masks, achieving several important learning outcomes. The activity also helped students develop problem-solving skills as they made adjustments and improvements to their creations. They felt joyous and enthusiastic while designing their masks. Overall, the competition was both enjoyable and educational, making it a successful learning experience.

Shape Swap

"Mould to the moment, anchor to your truth.’’- S.lyer
An Inter Class Competition on the topic ‘Shape Swap’ for the students of Class IV on 29 April 2026. The participants enthusiastically and sincerely created figures showcasing a variety of unique ideas. They transformed shapes into objects such as animals, scenery, and cartoon figures. The students demonstrated their understanding of ‘Shapes’ through both action and reflection. They displayed creativity by designing robots and animals using different geometric forms. The activity encouraged critical thinking, and fostered appreciation for creative challenges with purposeful outcomes.

Bookmark Making

“Imagination is the beginning of creation.”
“The Bookmark Making Competition” was organized with the aim of encouraging creativity, imagination, and artistic expression among students. The activity provided a wonderful platform for them to showcase their artistic skills while creating something useful and meaningful.Students began the activity by brainstorming ideas and sketching their bookmark designs on paper. Once they finalised their concepts, they carefully transferred their designs onto the bookmark base. They creatively enhanced their bookmarks using a variety of materials such as paints, feathers, decorative items. The participants displayed great enthusiasm and creativity throughout the activity. Their unique ideas, thoughtful messages, and innovative designs made the competition engaging and enjoyable. Overall, the activity was a great success. It not only enhanced the creative abilities of the students but also helped in developing their artistic skills and sense of design. The event was both fun and educational, leaving students motivated and inspired

This is me- Self Introduction

"Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom." - Aristotle

On Tuesday,28 April 2026,, MBS International School organised an engaging and interactive activity titled “This Is Me – Self Introduction” for the students of Class I. The activity was conducted with the aim of helping young learners introduce themselves confidently and become familiar with their classmates in a joyful environment.

The activity proved to be a wonderful platform for improving communication skills, vocabulary, pronunciation, and stage confidence among the students. It also encouraged listening skills, respect for others, and appreciation of each child’s uniqueness. The students enjoyed learning new things about their friends and developed a stronger bond with one another.

Overall, the activity was highly successful and created a warm, cheerful, and friendly classroom atmosphere. It helped the students overcome hesitation and boosted their self-esteem. Such activities play an important role in the holistic development of children and make learning enjoyable and meaningful.

World Earth Day- Eco - Poster Making

"Every artist was first an amateur" – Ralph Waldo Emerson

An engaging and creative activity was conducted on Wednesday, 22 nd April 2026, based on the theme “World Earth Day.” The objective of this activity was to help students explore their talents and foster creativity, and develop awareness about environmental protection and sustainability.
Each student prepared an individual poster using illustrations and short messages aligned with the theme. Selected participants were invited to explain their work, which promoted reflection, peer learning, and confidence in public speaking. The activity encouraged creative thinking, analytical skills, and logical reasoning in a fun and interactive way. Overall, the poster-making competition was a great success, inspiring students to understand the urgent need to care for our planet. It helped them realize that the Earth is our home, and it is our duty to protect it.

World Earth Day- Eco - Emoji Badge

“Earth provides enough to satisfy every man’s needs, but not every man’s greed.” —Mahatma Gandhi

MBS International School organised an Inter-Class Competition for Class IV on 22nd April 2026 to celebrate World Earth Day. The competition aimed to create awareness among students about the importance of environmental protection and to encourage them to adopt eco-friendly practices in daily life.
Each student was required to design an emoji badge based on eco-friendly ideas. The participants howcased their creativity by using symbols such as trees, recycling signs and other nature-related designs. Each student also wrote a brief description to explain their ideas about protecting the earth’s resources and reducing waste. The activity helped students understand important ironmental issues such as pollution, deforestation and climate change. The competition was a great success and provided a meaningful platform for students’ expression and imagination.

World Earth Day- Slogan writing

“Small steps today can save Earth tomorrow.”

In observance of World Earth Day and to promote awareness and build self-confidence, a slogan writing inter-class activity was conducted for class 3 students on 22 April 2026. Students from all sections participated enthusiastically.

The event aimed to foster ecological awareness and creative expression among young learners, encouraging them to voice their concern for the protection of our planet. Students used materials like A-4 size sheets, crayons, sketch pens, and pencils to make their work neat, colorful and attractive. The activity helped them understand the importance of protecting the environment, keeping surroundings clean and conserving natural resources. It also encouraged creativity, improved their writing skills and developed a sense of responsibility towards the planet.

The competition concluded with a sense of accomplishment, leaving the students inspired to turn their written slogans into daily actions for a greener future.

Earth Day

“Protect the Earth like your life depends on it—because it does.”- Sylvia Earle.

MBS International School joyfully celebrated Earth Day on Wednesday, 22nd April 2026 with the enthusiastic participation of Nursery, Kindergarten, Grades I &II students.

A special plantation drive activity was organized within the school premises. With the guidance and support of their teachers and the gardener, children actively participated in planting small saplings. This hands-on activity not only brought them closer to nature but also instilled a sense of responsibility towards the environment.

The students thoroughly enjoyed the activity and showed great excitement while planting and watering the saplings. Through this meaningful experience, they learned how small actions can contribute to making the Earth a better place.

The Earth Day celebration was a great success, leaving the children with valuable lessons about caring for nature and the importance of a green and clean environment.

Balloon Pop Race

“Learning becomes joyful when fun and activity go hand in hand.”

To promote physical fitness, coordination, and team spirit among young learners, MBS International School organized an exciting class activity, “Balloon Pop Race”, for the students of Class II on Thursday, 23 April 2026. In this activity, the participants started by holding a balloon between their knees and then raced to the finish line without dropping or bursting it, testing their balance, speed, and coordination. The game was simple yet highly engaging, requiring focus and control while ensuring lots of fun. Students participated enthusiastically and enjoyed the activity with great excitement. The race helped improve their physical coordination, balance, and agility while also boosting their confidence and sportsmanship. The atmosphere was filled with laughter and cheer as students supported and encouraged one another. The activity proved to be a joyful and memorable experience, successfully promoting teamwork, enthusiasm, and active learning among students.

Earth Day

“Protect the Earth like your life depends on it—because it does.”- Sylvia Earle.

MBS International School joyfully celebrated Earth Day on Wednesday, 22nd April 2026 with the enthusiastic participation of Nursery, Kindergarten, Grades I &II students.

A special plantation drive activity was organized within the school premises. With the guidance and support of their teachers and the gardener, children actively participated in planting small saplings. This hands-on activity not only brought them closer to nature but also instilled a sense of responsibility towards the environment.

The students thoroughly enjoyed the activity and showed great excitement while planting and watering the saplings. Through this meaningful experience, they learned how small actions can contribute to making the Earth a better place.

The Earth Day celebration was a great success, leaving the children with valuable lessons about caring for nature and the importance of a green and clean environment.

“Pink is the colour of love, kindness, and happiness.”

On Monday 20 April, 2026, the school celebrated Red Colour Day with great enthusiasm for the students of Nursery and Kindergarten. The celebration aimed to help young learners recognize the colour red and explore it through fun-filled and engaging activities.

The children came dressed in beautiful shades of red, adding warmth and vibrancy to the classrooms.

For the Nursery class, a creative paper crumbling activity was conducted. The children enthusiastically crumpled red crape paper and pasted it to form different red-coloured objects. This activity helped in developing their fine motor skills and hand coordination while enhancing their understanding of the colour.

The Kindergarten students participated in exciting bubble wrap printing in strawberry. Using bubble wrap dipped in red paint, they created beautiful textured prints.

The celebration was a joyful learning experience filled with creativity, excitement, and active participation. Red Colour Day helped children identify the colour red and its shades while boosting their confidence, creativity, and enthusiasm for learning.

My Happy Place

“I dream my painting and then I paint my dream.” – Vincent van Gogh

To encourage creativity and self-expression among students, “My Happy Place” a drawing activity was conducted for the students of Class II at MBS International School on 16 April 2026.

The participants were asked to think about their happy place and express it through drawings. They were provided with drawing sheets and colouring materials, and the teacher guided them while encouraging them to freely express their thoughts and feelings through art.

Students participated with great enthusiasm and interest. Each drawing beautifully reflected their imagination, emotions, and personal sense of happiness. It was delightful to see how every child had a unique interpretation of their happy place.

The activity not only enhanced the students’ creativity and artistic skills but also helped them in expressing their emotions confidently. It provided a joyful learning experience and encouraged self-expression in a meaningful way.

The “My Happy Place” activity was a great success, as it promoted creativity, emotional expression, and made the classroom environment vibrant and engaging.

School Tour

“Learning becomes more meaningful when children explore the world beyond the classroom, creating joyful memories and real-life experiences.”

The school organized an exciting and educational tour for the Nursery and Kindergarten students to provide them with a refreshing learning experience outside the school environment.

The Nursery students were thrilled and curious throughout the tour. They observed new surroundings, enjoyed the journey, and participated in simple activities. The tour helped them enhance their observation skills, social interaction, and confidence while exploring a new place.

The Kindergarten students showed great enthusiasm and excitement during the trip. They actively engaged in exploring the surroundings and asked questions. This experience helped them develop awareness, independence, and a sense of responsibility while learning beyond the classroom.

The school tour created a joyful and lively atmosphere among the students. It provided them with an opportunity to bond with their friends and teachers while learning through real-life experiences.

Overall, the tour was a delightful and enriching experience that combined fun, learning, and exploration, leaving the children with happy memories and valuable experiences.

Vowels – Flower Pot

“Learning is made joyful when creativity meets knowledge.” Anonymous

MBS International School organised an activity: Vowels – Flower Pot for Class I. The young learners enthusiastically participated in this engaging and creative activity. They were provided with a worksheet featuring a flower pot and flowers.

Each child wrote the five vowels (A, E, I, O, U) on the flowers and filled the flower pot with consonants. They then coloured their worksheets neatly using bright and cheerful colours, making their work vibrant and attractive.

The classroom was filled with excitement as students focused on correct letter identification and neat colouring. Teachers guided them throughout the activity, ensuring proper understanding and formation of letters.

The activity effectively enhanced letter recognition, fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence, making learning both fun and meaningful for the students.

Baisakhi Celebration

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

To celebrate the spirit of harvest and to introduce young learners to the vibrant culture and rich heritage of India, a joyful Baisakhi Celebration was organised on Monday, 13th April 2026 in the Pre-Primary Wing of MBS International School, sec-11 Dwarka. The event was filled with enthusiasm, colours, and cultural learning.

The school premises came alive with beautiful decorations reflecting the harvest season, showcasing golden fields, kites, and traditional elements. The tiny tots added charm to the celebration by dressing up in bright and traditional attire, spreading festive cheer all around.

To make the celebration more engaging and experiential:
✨ Nursery students enjoyed a fun-filled finger printing activity in corn, for their eye hand coordination.

✨ Kindergarten students explored creativity through thumb printing in wheat, enhancing their sensory and motor skills.

A lively video presentation was shown to help students understand the importance and traditions of Baisakhi in a simple and joyful manner. The celebration became even more energetic as children tapped their feet and danced happily to the vibrant dhol beats, filling the environment with excitement and laughter.

The event not only brought joy but also instilled cultural values and awareness among the young learners, making it a memorable and enriching experience for all.

Diary Entry Activity

“Writing a diary is a way of capturing thoughts, emotions, and experiences in their truest form.”

The Activity for Grade VI titled “Harvest Hero – Diary Entry” was conducted successfully on Wednesday, 15 April 2026, in the premises of MBS International School. The activity aimed at fostering creativity, imagination, and expressive writing skills among students while sensitizing them towards the lives of farmers.

The session began with an engaging discussion on farmers as real-life heroes and their vital role in food production. Students actively participated in brainstorming the harvesting process, challenges faced by farmers, and the emotions associated with their hard work and dedication. The teacher then explained the format of a diary entry, focusing on essential elements such as date, greeting, personal reflections, and closing. Key vocabulary related to crops, seasons, and farming was introduced to support students in their writing. Students were then asked to imagine themselves as a “Hero Farmer” during harvest time and write a diary entry based on their thoughts and experiences. They worked individually with great enthusiasm and creativity. The activity provided an excellent opportunity for students to express their ideas freely while following the correct format.

Selected students shared their diary entries aloud, showcasing originality, emotional depth, and expressive language. The session concluded with constructive feedback, highlighting creativity, relevance of content, proper format, and language usage.

The activity proved to be highly engaging and enriching, allowing students to connect emotionally with the theme while enhancing their writing skills. Overall, it was a successful initiative aligned with experiential learning and creative expression.

Poem Recitation Activity
"Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words."

On Wednesday, 15th April, a self-composed poem recitation activity was conducted in the school premises of MBS International School for Grade 7 students. The activity aimed to encourage creativity, self-expression, and confidence among students. The respective classrooms created a welcoming and comfortable environment for participants. Students gathered with enthusiasm, holding their handwritten poems and eagerly waiting for their turn.

The program began with a brief introduction to the purpose of the activity, highlighting creativity, originality, and expression. Students were invited one by one to present their self-composed poems. Each participant confidently came forward and recited their poem with appropriate voice modulation, expressions, and gestures. The poems covered a variety of themes such as nature, friendship, dreams, kindness, environment, and personal experiences. This diversity reflected the imagination and thoughtful ideas of students.

Listeners showed appreciation through attentive listening and encouraging applause after each recitation. The activity created a supportive environment where students felt comfortable expressing their thoughts and emotions. Some students also experimented with rhyming patterns, storytelling styles, and meaningful messages, making the session lively and engaging.

Towards the end, students shared their reflections about writing poems and how they enjoyed expressing their feelings creatively. The activity concluded with a collective appreciation of all participants. Overall, the poem recitation activity successfully promoted creativity, communication skills, and confidence among Grade 7 students while making learning enjoyable and meaningful.

Gratitude Note to Farmer

“Behind every successful nation, there is a hardworking farmer.”

A special activity titled “Gratitude Note to Farmers” was organized at MBS International School for Grade VIII to acknowledge and appreciate the invaluable contribution of farmers to our lives and the nation. The event aimed to instill respect and awareness among students about the hard work and dedication of farmers.

The activity contained a brief introduction highlighting the importance of farmers in sustaining our daily lives. Students were informed about how farmers work tirelessly in fields under harsh weather conditions to provide us with food. Their role as the backbone of the country was emphasized.

Students actively participated by writing heartfelt gratitude notes expressing their thanks to farmers. These notes included messages appreciating their hard work, sacrifices, and commitment to feeding the nation. A few students shared real-life stories of farmers, bringing attention to the challenges they face, such as unpredictable weather, financial difficulties, and lack of resources. This helped everyone understand the need to respect and support farmers.

The activity concluded with a pledge taken by all students to value food, avoid wastage, and always remain thankful to farmers for their selfless service.

Overall, the activity was insightful and inspiring. It helped students develop a sense of gratitude and responsibility towards the farming community.

Power Point Presentation “Own a Monument”

An intra-class activity on the theme “Own a Monument” (PPT Presentation) was organised by MBS International School on Wednesday, 8 April 2026, for the students of Class XII. The activity aimed to promote awareness about heritage conservation.

Students were instructed to select a historical monument of India and prepare a PowerPoint presentation. They researched various aspects such as the historical background, architectural features, cultural significance, and present condition of the monument. They also highlighted issues such as pollution, vandalism, and neglect, and suggested measures for preservation.

The presentations were delivered in class, where students confidently explained how they would take responsibility for protecting the monument as responsible citizens. The activity provided a meaningful platform for students to explore and present their ideas creatively through digital presentations, combining informative content with visual elements to make their work engaging and impactful.

The presentations reflected a wide range of monuments, highlighting their historical importance, architectural beauty, and cultural significance. Students also addressed issues such as preservation, environmental impact, and the role of citizens in safeguarding heritage.

Each presentation showcased originality, clarity, and a strong sense of responsibility towards protecting our monuments. Students effectively communicated their ideas with confidence and conviction.

Overall, the activity proved to be an enriching learning experience that went beyond a classroom exercise. It fostered awareness, critical thinking, and a deeper appreciation of our rich cultural heritage, reminding everyone that preserving monuments is a shared responsibility for present and future generations.

Poster Making (World Health Day)

An interclass poster making competition on 8th April 2026. The event aimed to spread awareness about the importance of good health and encourage students to express their ideas creatively.

Students from different classes participated enthusiastically. The theme of the competition was “World Health Day”, and participants prepared colorful and informative posters highlighting topics such as balanced diet, regular exercise, mental well-being, hygiene, and the importance of clean surroundings. The art room was filled with creativity as students used sketches, slogans, and vibrant colors to convey their messages effectively.

The event was a great success and helped spread awareness about healthy living. It also encouraged students to think about ways to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Overall, the competition was informative, enjoyable, and inspiring for everyone involved.

Poster Making (My Goals and My Efforts)

An inter-class poster making competition was organized in our school to encourage creativity, self-expression, and goal-setting among students. The activity was conducted with enthusiastic participation from students of different classes.

The theme “My Goals and My Efforts” aimed to inspire students to think about their ambitions and the hard work required to achieve them. Participants expressed their ideas through colorful and meaningful posters.

The competition began with a brief introduction by the teacher, who explained the importance of setting goals and working consistently towards them. The atmosphere was lively and filled with excitement as students focused on illustrating their dreams, including career aspirations, academic success, and personal development.

The competition was a great success and helped students reflect on their future goals while encouraging them to work hard. It also boosted their confidence and artistic skills

Essay Writing Activity

MBS International School conducted Kaushal Bodh Essay Writing Activity on 8 April 2026 for the students of grade VII with the aim of nurturing students’ writing abilities and encouraging thoughtful expression. Students participated enthusiastically and showcased their creativity, language proficiency, and analytical thinking through well-structured essays on given theme. Students were introduced to the topic and given a few minutes to brainstorm ideas. Teachers discussed key points such as structure, introduction, body, and conclusion. Students were encouraged to think independently and express their thoughts clearly. They wrote their essays within the given time limit while maintaining neatness and proper grammar. Teachers guided students individually and motivated them to use creative vocabulary. Selected essays were appreciated and shared with the class. The activity helped improve confidence, imagination, and writing abilities in a joyful learning environment. The activity provided a platform for learners to articulate their thoughts, organise ideas logically, and present them effectively. It also helped in strengthening their vocabulary and grammatical accuracy. The event witnessed active participation, and students demonstrated commendable effort in expressing their perspectives with depth and clarity. Overall, the activity proved to be enriching and meaningful, promoting intellectual engagement and confidence in written expression. Such initiatives play a vital role in developing essential life skills among students.

Creating Advertiement

The Kaushal Bodh Activity of MBS International School, Sector-11, Dwarka, New Delhi organized a “Creating Advertisement (Vocal for Local)” activity for Class VIII on 08 April 2026. The session aimed to enhance creativity, communication skills, and awareness about promoting local products among students. The activity began with an interactive discussion on the purpose and key elements of advertisements such as headline, slogan, visuals, target audience, and persuasive language. The teacher also showcased examples from print and digital media to help students understand various advertising techniques. Students were divided into small groups and assigned a product or social cause. Clear instructions, time limit (40 minutes), and assessment criteria were shared in advance. Each group designed a creative advertisement on chart paper using catchy slogans and appealing visuals. During the activity, students actively collaborated within their groups and demonstrated creativity and innovation. The task encouraged them to think critically and apply persuasive techniques effectively. The activity was conducted by the teacher incharge, who ensured active participation and maintained a lively and engaging atmosphere throughout the session. The students participated with great enthusiasm and showcased excellent creativity, teamwork, and presentation skills. The activity aimed to enhance students’ understanding of advertising techniques while creating awareness about supporting local products under the theme “Vocal for Local.” It also promoted confidence, collaboration, and effective communication among students.

Personal Panorama

"Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.” — Aristotle

To inculcate confidence and self-expression among students, an engaging intra-class activity titled “Personal Panorama” was conducted on 8 April 2026. Students from Classes III to V participated enthusiastically, making the event lively and interactive.

The objective of the activity was to help students present a brief self-portrait, which included their introduction, interests, aspirations, strengths, and weaknesses. To make their presentations more expressive and meaningful, students were encouraged to use props that symbolised different aspects of their personality and identity.

The classroom was filled with enthusiasm as students confidently spoke about themselves. Many used creative props such as books, sports equipment, drawings, and other personal items to highlight their hobbies and ambitions. This activity made the presentations more interesting and helped enhance their communication skills and boost their self-confidence.

The activity proved to be highly beneficial as it encouraged self-reflection, creativity, and public speaking. It also helped students learn more about their peers in a positive and supportive environment.

My Story My World

“The first step towards self-expression begins when a child shares their own story with the world.”

The students of Nursery and Kindergarten enthusiastically participated in the class activity “My Story, My World” on 8 April 2026. The activity was thoughtfully designed to encourage young learners to express themselves, build confidence, and develop their communication skills in a fun and engaging way.

The session began with a warm introduction by the teachers, who created a friendly and comfortable environment for the children. Each child was encouraged to come forward and talk about themselves—sharing their name, family, likes, dislikes, and favorite things. The supportive atmosphere helped even the shy learners feel confident and included.

The children joyfully expressed their thoughts in their own unique ways. Some spoke about their favorite toys and foods, while others shared about their families and hobbies. It was heartwarming to see the excitement and pride on their faces as they spoke about their little world.

To make the activity more interactive, teachers used prompts and visual aids, helping the children recall and organize their thoughts. The activity not only enhanced their speaking skills but also nurtured their self-awareness and social development.

The session was filled with smiles, laughter, and enthusiastic participation. Teachers appreciated every child’s effort, making them feel valued and special.

“My Story, My World” was a delightful and meaningful experience for the students, helping them take their first step towards confident self-expression and

Hand Impression

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

MBS International School organised a Hand Impression Activity for Class I. Little ones dipped their hands in bright colours and imprinted unique impressions on paper. Each child wrote one quality they possess, proudly showcasing kindness, confidence, and cheerfulness. The classrooms came alive with vibrant displays of individuality and creativity. Teachers guided conversations on self-love, confidence, and recognizing unique strength. The activity nurtured fine motor skills, self-awareness, and emotional expression.

New Session Begins

“The first day of school is the first step towards a bright and beautiful future.”

The students of Nursery and Kindergarten joyfully began their school journey on 2nd April 2026 with great excitement and enthusiasm. The day was thoughtfully planned to make the children feel comfortable, happy, and welcomed in their new environment.

The day started with a warm welcome, where teachers greeted the students with smiles and kindness, helping them settle easily. The cheerful atmosphere made the children feel safe and encouraged them to explore their surroundings with confidence.

A variety of fun-filled activities were organized to engage the young learners. The children enjoyed clay play, where they created different shapes and figures, enhancing their creativity and fine motor skills. This was followed by a lively dance session, where students expressed their joy through movement and music.

The excitement continued as the children participated in outdoor games, allowing them to play freely, interact with their peers, and develop social skills. They also took part in a delightful painting activity, where they used colours to express their imagination and creativity.

The day was filled with laughter, joy, and new experiences. Teachers ensured that every child felt comfortable and supported throughout the day.

The first day of school was a memorable and happy experience for all the students, marking the beginning of a wonderful learning journey.

Poster Making

“Creativity is intelligence having fun.” – Albert Einstein

To encourage creativity and self-expression among students, a “Name Art Poster Making” Activity was organised for the students of Class II at MBS International School on 02 April 2026.

Children participated with great enthusiasm and interest. They wrote their names in bold and clear letters on A-4 sheets and decorated them beautifully using colours, stickers, and creative patterns. Each poster reflected the individuality and imagination of the students.

The activity not only enhanced the artistic and fine motor skills of the students but also helped in developing their presentation skills and confidence. It provided a joyful learning experience and allowed students to express themselves creatively.

The Name Art Poster Making Activity was a great success, as it combined learning with creativity and made the classroom environment lively and engaging.

Acclimatisation Day

"Every big journey begins with a small, brave step.”

Starting Nursery and Kindergarten is a big milestone for little learners, and to make this transition smooth, fun, and comforting, an acclimatisation day was conducted for our little stars on April 01, 2026.

The day allowed children to gradually adjust to the new environment, build relationships with teachers and peers, and become comfortable with daily routines.

Throughout the acclimatisation day, children were engaged in a variety of fun and comforting activities, including welcome activities, free play, storytelling and rhymes, outdoor play, music and dance, interacting with cute cartoon characters, and much more.

Many children showed excitement and curiosity about the new environment, while some experienced initial hesitation but gradually gained confidence. Parents expressed appreciation for the gradual transition, which helped ease separation anxiety.

We look forward to a wonderful year of growth, learning, and joy!

Reflection

“Learning gives creativity, creativity leads to thinking.”

To encourage self-expression and reflective thinking among young learners, MBS International School organized a meaningful Reflection Activity for the students of Class II on Thursday, 5th March 2026. The objective of the activity was to provide students with an opportunity to look back at their learning journey throughout the year and share their experiences in a creative and thoughtful manner.

Students were given the freedom to express themselves through various creative formats such as speaking, drawings, charts, role play, and other innovative presentations of their choice. They enthusiastically spoke about their favourite subjects, new skills they had developed, memorable classroom activities, and important values they had learnt during the year.

The activity created a positive and encouraging classroom environment where every child felt confident to share their thoughts and feelings. It helped in enhancing students’ confidence, clarity of expression, creativity, and deeper understanding of their own learning process.

The Reflection Activity proved to be a wonderful platform for students to celebrate their growth and achievements. The wholehearted participation of students made the event enriching and truly successful.

Little Einstein

"Every child is a scientist when given the chance to explore and experiment."

To nurture scientific curiosity and develop confidence in young learners, MBS International School organized an engaging class activity, “Little Einstein”, for the students of Class II on Thursday, 26 February 2026. The objective of the activity was to encourage students to explore simple science concepts through hands-on experiments and model presentations.

Students enthusiastically participated by preparing simple and creative science experiments or models at home. They confidently presented their work in class by explaining the name of the experiment, materials used, steps involved, and the result or conclusion in simple words. The activity enhanced their understanding of basic scientific principles and improved their speaking and presentation skills.

The classroom was filled with excitement and curiosity as students showcased innovative ideas with great confidence. The activity successfully promoted experiential learning, creativity, and critical thinking among students.

The active participation and support of parents made the activity meaningful and successful.

Budding Scientists:- Sink and Float Activity

“Science is simply the word we use to describe a method of organizing our curiosity.”

With the aim of encouraging curiosity and scientific thinking among young learners, MBS International School, Dwarka, organized an engaging Budding Scientists:- Sink and Float Activity for the students of Class I. The activity was conducted to help students understand the basic concept of sinking and floating through fun and hands-on learning.

During this interactive activity, students were introduced to different objects such as stones, leaves, coins, plastic toys, paper, and wooden blocks. Before placing each object in water, children were encouraged to predict whether it would sink or float. With great excitement, they observed the results and compared them with their predictions. The activity sparked curiosity and helped them understand that heavy objects may sink while lighter objects may float, though size and material also matter.

The hands-on experiment enhanced their observation skills, critical thinking, and reasoning ability. It also helped develop scientific vocabulary and encouraged students to ask questions and explore answers independently. The activity created a joyful learning environment and made science fun and meaningful.

Overall, the Budding Scientists – Sink and Float Activity was an enriching experience that promoted experiential learning and nurtured the young minds of our little scientists.

Zig-Zag Race

Everyday is a chance to be better.– Usain Bolt

To encourage physical fitness, discipline, and sportsmanship among students, MBS International School organized Zig-Zag Race for Class II on Thursday, 19 February 2026. The activity aimed at romoting physical fitness, resilience and value of fair play among students. Students participated with great enthusiasm and energy. They showed excellent coordination, speed, and determination while completing the course. Teachers and volunteers actively supervised the event to ensure discipline and safety. The event concluded successfully, leaving students motivated and joyful. It was a delightful and successful event that reflected the true spirit of sportsmanship.

Fun Race (Snake Race)

“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” — Helen Keller

MBS International School organised an Intra-Class Activity – Fun Race (Snake Race) for Class I students on Tuesday, 17 February 2026. The event was conducted successfully with enthusiastic participation and great excitement among the students. In this activity, students participated in groups of five. Each group formed a line by bending down and holding the waist of the student in front, creating a “snake” formation. The teams then moved forward in a zig-zag manner around cone markers to complete the race. This activity aimed to enhance teamwork, coordination, balance, and focus among students. The students participated with great enthusiasm and demonstrated commendable team spirit, cooperation, and sportsmanship throughout the event. The race provided an enjoyable learning experience while encouraging children to work together and support one another.

Fancy dress (seasons)

“Every season tells a story, and little voices bring it to life.”

A Fancy Dress competition on the theme Seasons was conducted for the students of Class I at MBS International School on Tuesday, 10 February 2026. The objective of this activity was to help young learners identify different seasons, understand their characteristics, and build confidence through self-expression. The children came dressed creatively as various seasons—Summer, Winter, Rainy, Spring, and Autumn—and also as seasonal elements such as the sun, clouds, rain, flowers, fruits, and snow. Each participant confidently spoke a few lines about their costume, describing the season or element they represented. The activity witnessed enthusiastic participation, with students displaying confidence, creativity, and joy. Their colourful costumes and expressive speeches reflected thoughtful
preparation and keen observation. The event also helped enhance the learners’ speaking skills, confidence, imagination, and stage presence. Overall, the Fancy Dress Activity was a delightful and enriching experience that made learning interactive and joyful, while encouraging young learners to observe, express, and celebrate the beauty of different seasons.

Extempore

"It always seems impossible until it's done." — Nelson Mandela

On 5 February 2026, Thursday, MBS International School organized an exciting Extempore Activity for the students of Class II. The classroom turned into a happy stage where young speakers shared their thoughts with confidence.

The simple and interesting real-life topics were given to the students. One by one, the children came forward and spoke beautifully in their own words. Their bright smiles and clear voices filled the classroom with joy and enthusiasm.

The teachers encouraged every child and praised their efforts. This activity helped students think fast, speak boldly, and overcome stage fear.

The extempore activity was a memorable experience and made learning joyful and fun.

Pink Colour Day

“Pink is the colour of love, kindness, and happiness.”

On Wednesday, February 05 2026, MBS International School organized Pink Colour Day with great enthusiasm for the students of Nursery and Kindergarten. This aimed to help young learners recognize the colour pink and express their creativity through fun-filled and engaging activities.

The children came dressed in various shades of pink, creating a cheerful and vibrant atmosphere in the classrooms. Teachers introduced the colour pink through interactive discussions and encouraged children to identify pink objects around them.

For the Nursery class, engaging art activities were planned to enhance sensory exploration and fine motor skills. The children participated in brush printing and dabbing using pink colour. They enjoyed dipping brushes in pink paint and creating lovely patterns on paper. The activity encouraged creativity, hand–eye coordination, and colour recognition.

The Kindergarten students took part in an exciting bottle stamping activity. Using bottles dipped in pink paint, the children stamped different designs on sheets, creating a blossom tree pattern.

The activity was a wonderful learning experience filled with excitement, creativity, and joyful expressions. Pink Colour Day helped children recognize the colour pink and its shades while building confidence, creativity, and enthusiasm for learning.

Hindi Creative Writing

“When ideas find words, creativity begins.” — Mahadevi Verma

MBS International School successfully organised a Hindi Creative Writing Activity for the students of Class I on Tuesday, 3 February 2026, with the aim of fostering creativity, imagination, and effective expression in the Hindi language among young learners.

During the activity, students illustrated their favourite object, animal, toy, or place and composed at least five meaningful lines in Hindi based on their artwork. The children participated with remarkable enthusiasm and demonstrated originality, confidence, and a growing command over the language.

The activity provided an enriching platform for self-expression and encouraged students to explore their creative potential. It also played a vital role in strengthening Hindi writing skills and nurturing a lifelong appreciation for language and creativity, thereby contributing to the holistic development of the students.

Ad Mad Show

"The best advertising is done by satisfied customers." – Philip Kotler

On Thursday, 29 January 2025, MBS International School hosted a lively ‘Ad Mad Show’ for the students of Class II, turning the young learners into enthusiastic little advertisers! Brimming with creativity, each student presented imaginative advertisements for a wide range of products, including delicious chocolates, fun toys, refreshing juices, and colourful stationery, all accompanied by catchy slogans.

The activity provided a wonderful platform for students to develop their communication and public speaking skills in an enjoyable and interactive environment. The classroom echoed with excitement, laughter, and cheer as students confidently showcased their innovative ideas. It was a memorable day that combined learning with fun, leaving a lasting impression on the students.

Insects Insights

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” — Albert Einstein

On 27th January 2026, , MBS International School organized an engaging activity titled “Insects Insight” for the students of Nursery and Kindergarten. The activity aimed to introduce young learners to the fascinating world of insects and help them understand their importance in nature in a fun and engaging way.

The students enthusiastically participated by identifying different insects such as butterflies, ants, bees, ladybirds, and spiders through pictures, models, and interactive discussions. As part of the activity, the students also created a dragonfly craft using leaves and pasted dots on ladybug cut-outs, which helped enhance their creativity and fine motor skills. The activity further contributed to the development of their observation skills, vocabulary, and general awareness about living beings around them.

Students showed great excitement while sharing simple facts and recognizing insects based on their colors, size, and movements. Teachers guided the children patiently and encouraged them to express their ideas confidently.

The activity was both informative and enjoyable, creating curiosity and interest among the young learners. It successfully provided a joyful learning experience while strengthening their understanding of the natural world around them.

Fun Race (Flamingo Race)

“Balance is not something you find, it’s something you create.” – Jana Kingsford
MBS International School organised an Inter-Class Competition – Fun Race (FlamingoWalk) for Class I students on Tuesday, 27 January 2026. The event was conducted successfully with enthusiastic participation from the students.The activity involved balancing a cone on one raised foot while walking forward, aiming to develop balance, coordination, and focus in children. Students participated with great interest and demonstrated commendable effort and sportsmanship. The event was both enjoyable and enriching, emphasising the importance of physical activity in early education while fostering healthy competition, sportsmanship, team spirit, and self- confidence. It concluded on a joyful and positive note, contributing to the overall development of the students.

Magic Show

MBS International School organized an engaging and entertaining Magic Show for students of Grades 3 to 5, conducted by the Times of India. The event beautifully blended fun with learning, providing students with a refreshing and joyful experience beyond the regular classroom environment.

The show featured a series of captivating magic tricks that left the young audience amazed and delighted. Each performance sparked curiosity and imagination while encouraging active participation. The interactive nature of the show created an atmosphere filled with laughter, excitement, and enthusiasm, keeping students thoroughly engaged throughout the session.

Such initiatives play an important role in holistic education by nurturing creativity, sharpening observation skills, and fostering a love for learning in an enjoyable and stress-free manner. The event was thoroughly enjoyed by all students and became a memorable experience for our young learners.

The school extends its sincere appreciation to the Times of India team for conducting a well-organized and delightful program that added value, joy, and enrichment to the school’s learning environment.

Our India, Our Pride

“Constitution is not a mere lawyer’s document; it is a vehicle of life.” — Dr. B. R. Ambedkar

Paint Your Imagination (My Dream India)

“My dream India is a land of freedom, knowledge, and scientific temper, leading the world through peace and progress.”- Jawaharlal Nehru

MBS International School conducted Paint your Imagination an Inter-class Competition for the students of Class V in the school premises. Students painted pictures showing a clean, green, peaceful, and developed India with educated citizens, unity in diversity, and equality for all. Through this activity, students developed creativity and imagination, improved fine motor skills, and learned to express their thoughts confidently.

It also helped them understand important values like patriotism, cleanliness, social responsibility, and teamwork.

Overall, the activity was enjoyable and helped in the all-round development of the students.

Poster Making (Children of today, Leaders of tomorrow)

“Children are the living messages we send to a time we will not see.” — John F. Kennedy
MBS International School, Dwarka, organized a Poster Making Activity for the students of Class VIII on 21st January 2026. The activity focused on highlighting the significant role of children in shaping the future of the nation through responsibility, sustainability, and innovative thinking. he teacher introduced the theme through a short and interactive discussion on nation building and the importance of young minds in bringing positive change. Sample posters and key ideas were shown to inspire students. Learners were guided to brainstorm suitable slogans, symbols, and colour combinations that reflected hope, awareness, and social responsibility. Students brought the required materials and created posters individually, showcasing their creativity, imagination, and values through drawings and meaningful messages. The teacher facilitated the activity by encouraging originality, guiding students when required, and appreciating unique ideas. The activity concluded with a brief presentation and reflection session, where students explained the message behind their posters. This helped them articulate their thoughts clearly and reflect on their role as responsible citizens. The poster-making activity proved to be an enriching experience that enhanced students’ awareness, creativity, and confidence while reinforcing important social values.

Classroom Constitution Drafting

“A nation’s culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people.” – Mahatma Gandhi

On 21 January 2026, students of Grade VII at MBS International School enthusiastically participated in a Classroom Constitution Drafting Activity. The activity aimed to introduce students to democratic values, mutual respect, and responsible citizenship through an engaging and student-driven process. The session began with students discussing the need for rules in a classroom to ensure fairness, harmony, and cooperation. They collaboratively identified key areas such as rights, duties, discipline, equality, and respectful behaviour. Students actively shared ideas, debated viewpoints, and voted on commonly agreed rules, promoting democratic decision-making. Learners then drafted a classroom constitution that included fundamental rights ofstudents, responsibilities towards peers, guidelines for conflict resolution, and commitments to inclusivity and honesty. Each clause was framed in simple language, ensuring clarity and collective acceptance. The constitution was formally adopted after unanimous approval by the class.

Paint Your Imagination : Unity in Diversity

“The significance which is in unity is an eternal wonder.” – Rabindranath Tagore

MBS International School conducted paint your imagination an Inter Class Competition on the topic ‘Unity in Diversity’ for the students of Class IV on 21 January 2026. The students highlighted the vibrant artwork that reflected culture, traditions, and heritage of different states, including handicrafts and clothing, embodying the spirit of “Unity in Diversity’’.

Through their imagination, they reflected a strong message of respect, equality, and brotherhood. The event aims to foster national integration and unity among students.

Paint your Imagination : Superheroes of India

An Inter-Class Drawing and Painting Competition titled “Paint Your Imagination – Superheroes of India” was successfully conducted in our school with great enthusiasm and creativity. The event aimed to encourage students to explore their imagination, artistic skills, and knowledge of Indian heroes who inspire courage, truth, kindness, and patriotism.Each participant was asked to draw and paint on an A3 size sheet using colours, ruler, and other required art materials.

Along with their artwork, students also wrote a short write-up explaining why they admire the superhero they selected. The theme allowed them to portray both traditional and modern superheroes of India such as Mahatma Gandhi, Rani Lakshmibai, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Bhagat Singh,etc.The judging was done on the basis of creativity, relevance to the theme, artistic skill, and clarity of the written explanation.Overall, the competition was an inspiring and memorable experience that successfully blended imagination, art, and patriotism.

100 m Race

" The sky has no limits, neither should you."– Usain Bolt

To encourage physical fitness, discipline, and sportsmanship among students, MBS International School organized a 100m Race for Class Kindergarten on Wednesday, 21 January 2026. The activity helped instil confidence, team spirit, and the value of fair play among students.

The objective of the race was to foster a spirit of healthy competition and promote physical well-being. Students participated with great zeal and enthusiasm. The cheering and encouragement from classmates and teachers added to the excitement and motivation of the young runners.

It was a delightful and successful event that reflected the true spirit of sportsmanship.

Hurdle Race

“To succeed…You need to find something to hold on to, something to motivate you,something to inspire you." — Phil Jackson

On Tuesday, 20 January 2026, MBS International School, Dwarka conducted a fun-filled Hurdle Race for the students of Class Nursery. The same aimed to enhance physical fitness, agility, and coordination among young learners.

Students participated enthusiastically, jumping over a series of hurdle placed at equal distances. They remained in their designated lanes and motivated one another by cheering for their classmates throughout the race.

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.

Role Play Activity

“Patriotism is not just loving our country, but serving it in every way we can.”

On Tuesday, 20 January 2026, MBS International School, Dwarka organized a vibrant Role Play Activity for Class I students based on a patriotic theme. The young learners beautifully portrayed scenes related to love for the nation, freedom fighters, soldiers, national symbols, and unity in diversity through expressive dialogues, actions, and different costumes.

The event was filled with pride and enthusiasm as students confidently enacted their roles, reflecting their understanding of national values and respect for the country. With the guidance of teachers and the encouragement of classmates, the children performed with great confidence and joy.

This meaningful activity not only instilled a sense of patriotism among students but also helped in developing important skills such as communication, confidence, creativity, and teamwork, making learning both joyful and impactful.

Christmas Card Making Activity

“Christmas is the spirit of giving without a thought of getting.” - Thomas S. Monson

MBS International School organised a Christmas card making activity on 24 December 2025 for the students of Grade III as part of the Christmas Craft Corner celebration. The activity was conducted online. Students enthusiastically participated from their homes using pre-cut craft materials and created beautiful, colourful Christmas cards.

The children showcased their artistic talents by using various decorative elements such as colours, stickers, and drawings. They expressed festive greetings and messages creatively, making each card unique. The event concluded on a joyful note, with the enthusiastic participation of students spreading happiness and festive cheer among all.

Santa Puppet Making Activity

“Christmas is not as much about opening our presents as opening our hearts.” -Janice Maeditere

MBS International School organised a Santa Puppet Making activity on 24 December 2025 for the students of Grade IV & V as part of the Christmas Craft Corner celebration. The activity was conducted online.Students participated enthusiastically from their homes using readily available craft materials. Under the guidance of their teachers, they creatively designed and assembled Santa puppets using paper, colours, wool, and other decorative items.

The children displayed remarkable creativity and originality while crafting their puppets. Each puppet reflected the students’ imagination, attention to detail, and festive spirit. The event concluded on a happy and successful note, with the enthusiastic participation of students spreading joy, creativity, and festive cheer among everyone.

Santa Puppet Making Activity

"Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful.”

With the aim of spreading festive cheer and encouraging creativity through hands-on learning, MBS International School, Dwarka, organised a Christmas Craft – Santa Puppet Making Activity for the students of Class I on Tuesday, 23 December 2025. The activity was conducted through a virtual meeting, ensuring joyful participation from the comfort of the students’ homes.

In this engaging online session, the young learners enthusiastically created a Santa Puppet by cutting, pasting, and assembling different parts under the careful guidance of their teachers. The step-by-step instructions helped students follow the process with ease while exploring their imagination and creativity.

The activity provided an excellent opportunity to enhance fine motor skills, improve hand–eye coordination, and nurture artistic expression. The festive theme filled the virtual classroom with excitement and joy, making the learning experience both meaningful and memorable.

Clock Making Activity

An Online Clock Making Activity was conducted for the students of Class I at MBS International School on Tuesday, 16 December 2025. The objective of the activity was to help young learners understand the concept of time through a fun, creative, and interactive online session. During the online class, students enthusiastically participated from their homes using the materials shared in advance. Under the guidance of the class facilitator, children followed step-by-step instructions to create their own clocks using colourful cut-outs, number stickers/sketch pens, popsicle sticks, and decorative materials. Despite the virtual mode, learners remained attentive and actively involved throughout the activity. They confidently showed their completed clocks on screen, displaying creativity, coordination, and excitement. The activity also helped enhance their fine motor skills, listening skills, and ability to follow instructions. Overall, the online Clock Making Activity was a successful and enriching experience, making learning joyful and meaningful even in a virtual classroom setting.

Vegetable Printing(Scenery)

“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” — Edgar Degas

To encourage hands-on creativity and experiential learning, a Vegetable Printing Activity was organised for the students of Class II on 04 December 2025 at MBS International School. The objective of the activity was to help children explore patterns, textures, and designs through natural materials while enjoying an engaging art experience.

The young learners participated with great enthusiasm, using vegetables such as potatoes, ladyfinger, carrots, capsicum, and onions to create beautiful prints. Each child experimented with different colours and shapes, displaying creativity and imagination as they produced vibrant designs that showcased their artistic abilities.

The activity not only strengthened their fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, and sense of colour, but also introduced them to the concept of using everyday objects for artistic expression. It fostered curiosity, sensory development, and confidence in working with new materials.

Overall, the Vegetable Printing Activity was a joyful and enriching experience that filled the classroom with excitement, colour, and creativity.

Tongue Twister Time

“Tongue twisters strengthen speech clarity, sharpen pronunciation, and build confident speakers.” — Anonymous
MBS International School conducted a Tongue Twister Activity on Tuesday, 2nd December 2025, to enhance language development and promote confident speaking among young learners. Students actively participated by practising and presenting a variety of fun and challenging tongue twisters. The activity helped improve their articulation, fluency, listening skills, and word pronunciation while making learning enjoyable and engaging. Children joyfully recited their chosen tongue twisters and enjoyed listening to their peers, creating an atmosphere full of laughter, learning, and positive interaction. The activity also encouraged self-expression, boosted speaking confidence, and strengthened their command of language sounds. This enriching experience not only supported their linguistic growth but also fostered peer learning, motivation, and joyful classroom participation, making it a memorable and valuable activity for all.

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 themeDomestic and Farm Animals. The Nursery students created acatusing paper folding, where they carefully folded and decorated their artwork. This activity helped them enhance theirfine motor skillsand recognize thecat as a common domestic animal. Meanwhile, the Kindergarten children made acowthroughhand printing, allowing them to explorepaint, textures, and shapeswhile understanding theimportance of the cow as a farm animal. The activity fostered creativity, encouraged experiential learning, and helped children develop a meaningful connection with theworld of animalsin a fun and engaging manner.

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.

Animal Artistry

Every child is an artist. – Pablo Picasso

The Intra-Class Activity Animal Artistry was conducted for Class II with greatenthusiasm. The aim of the activity was to enhance creativity, improve fine motorskills, 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 beautifulanimal crafts. They decorated their artworks using their own creativity andimagination. Each child confidently presented their animal craft and shared one ortwo interesting facts about the animal they had chosen.The activity not only brought smiles to the faces of the students but provided anenjoyable hands-on learning experience, boosted students' confidence, and helpedthem express their ideas artistically. Overall, the activity was successful andthoroughly enjoyed by all the students.

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.

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 Schoolorganized 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.

Guru Nanak Jayanti Celebration

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.

My Best Diwali Memory

Storytelling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world today. – Robert McKee

To celebrate the festival of lights through the art of expression, a Storytelling Activity on the theme My Best Diwali Memory was organised for the students of Class II on 30 October 2025 at MBS International School. The objective of the activity was to enhance children's speaking skills, confidence, and creative thinking, while helping them reflect on the joy and values of Diwali celebrations.

The enthusiastic participants narrated their favourite Diwali memories with great excitement and confidence. From lighting diyas and decorating homes to spending time with family and sharing sweets, each story beautifully captured the true essence of the festival. The young storytellers used expressive gestures and cheerful voices to make their stories come alive. The activity not only helped students improve their oral communication and presentation skills but also encouraged them to express gratitude, love, and the spirit of togetherness.

My Inspiration-Impersonating My Inspiration

If you want to shine like the sun, first burn like the sun. -Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.

MBS International School organized an Inter-Class Competition titled My Inspiration-Impersonating My Inspiration for Class IV on 29th October 2025. Students enthusiastically participated in the competition, portraying a wide range of inspirational figures such as Mother Teresa, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Mahatma Gandhi, Kalpana Chawla, and Swami Vivekananda, among others.

Each participant presented a 2–3 minute solo act, creatively using costumes and props to bring their chosen personalities to life.With expressive dialogues, apt costumes, and relevant props, participants presented impactful solo acts reflecting pride, courage, and compassion.

The performances were filled with motivational messages and powerful dialogues, reflecting the students' understanding of their role models' contributions to society. The event not only showcased the children's confidence, creativity, and expression skills but also instilled values of empathy, determination, and leadership.

​Tug of War

Tug of War is a popular outdoor game that is played during sports events and annual school functions. It is a team game where two groups compete by pulling opposite ends of a rope. The goal is to pull the other team across a designated line. This game requires strength, teamwork, coordination, and strategy.

Talent Show

Creativity is intelligence having fun. – Albert Einstein
On October 28, 2025, an exciting and vibrant 'Talent Show' was organized for Class I at MBSInternational School under the Creative Learning Initiative. The event aimed to provide younglearners with an opportunity to express their unique talents and enhance their self-confidence.Students participated enthusiastically, showcasing their skills in singing, dancing, acting,recitation, storytelling, and stand-up comedy. Each performance reflected their creativity,confidence, and enthusiasm. The use of colourful costumes and simple props added charm totheir acts, making the event more engaging and enjoyable.The Talent Show helped students overcome stage fear and boosted their public-speaking andpresentation skills. It also encouraged peer learning and fostered a sense of appreciation foreach other's abilities. Overall, the event was a joyful celebration of creativity, confidence, andself-expression.

Diwali Celebrations

Festivals light up our lives with happiness and positivity

The festival of lights, Diwali, was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm by the Nursery and Kindergarten students at MBS International School on 17 October 2025. The celebration aimed to make young learners aware of the significance of Diwali, the triumph of good over evil, and the importance of sharing joy with others. The day began with coloring and drawing competitions, where children expressed their creativity through beautiful Diwali-themed artwork. Bright diyas, rangolis, and fireworks filled their sheets with colors and festive charm. This was followed by a diya coloring activity,
where students decorated diyas with paints and glitter, making them vibrant and full of festive spirit. A special Diwali Assembly was also conducted. The program included mesmerizing dance performances by the children that showcased the joy and energy of the festival. The highlight of the assembly was the Ganesh and Lakshmi Puja, where students offered prayers to seek blessings for prosperity, wisdom, and happiness. The entire atmosphere was filled with devotion, music, and festive delight. The celebration not only brought smiles and excitement but also taught students the values of unity, sharing, and respecting traditions. Overall, the Diwali celebration was a grand success, spreading light, love, and joy among students and teachers alike.

Diwali Dazzle (Toran Making)

Art is not what you see, but what you make others see. – Edgar Degas

The students of Class II enthusiastically participated in the Diwali Dazzle Inter-Class Competition, bringing with them immense creativity and a festive spirit. Each student meticulously designed and decorated their toran, showcasing a wonderful blend of imagination, precision, and attention to detail. From vibrant flowers and leaves to bells and diyas, every decoration reflected the students' dedication and artistic flair.Throughout the activity students demonstrated patience, planning, and a keen eye for aesthetics as they carefully arranged and adorned their torans.

Kandil making

Kandil making is a creative and joyful activity that is usually done during festivals like Diwali. A kandil, also known as a lantern, symbolizes light, happiness, and the victory of good over evil. Making a kandil helps students learn teamwork, creativity, and the importance of cultural traditions.

Diwali Dazzle (Toran Making)

Art is not what you see, but what you make others see. – Edgar Degas

The students of Class IV enthusiastically participated in the Diwali Dazzle Inter-Class Competition, bringing with them immense creativity and a festive spirit. Each student meticulously designed and decorated their toran, showcasing a wonderful blend of imagination, precision, and attention to detail. From vibrant flowers and leaves to bells and diyas, every decoration reflected the students' dedication and artistic flair.Throughout the activity students demonstrated patience, planning, and a keen eye for aesthetics as they carefully arranged and adorned their torans.

It was truly heartwarming to see the originality and effort each student put into their work, making the competition a resounding success. The event fostered a sense of accomplishment, teamwork, and festive joy among all participants, leaving everyone inspired to celebrate Diwali with even more enthusiasm.

Diya Decoration Competition

"As the diyas light up the darkness, so does knowledge illuminate the path to truth."- A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

On 15th October 2025, the students of Class III celebrated the spirit of Diwali with great enthusiasm through the ‘Diwali Dazzle – Inter-Class Diya Decoration Competition'. The event provided a wonderful opportunity for students to express their creativity and artistic talent while embracing the festive mood. The classrooms came alive with colours, excitement, and joy as students decorated their diyas beautifully using vibrant materials. Each diya reflected the children's imagination, patience, and festive spirit. The activity encouraged them to explore their artistic skills and appreciate the cultural significance of Diwali, the festival that symbolizes light, positivity, and togetherness. The event created a cheerful and inspiring atmosphere where every student participated wholeheartedly. Their decorated diyas added brightness and charm to the celebration, filling the environment with happiness and festive delight.

Paper Lantern Making

Light a lamp of love, spread the rays of happiness, and shine with the brightness of togetherness. - Anonymous

To celebrate the festival of lights, MBS International School conducted a ‘Paper Lantern Making' activity for Class I students on Tuesday, 14th October 2025. The activity aimed to help children understand the true spirit of Diwali spreading light, joy, and positivity.

Students enthusiastically created colourful lanterns using craft paper, ribbons, and decorative materials. The classroom glowed with creativity and festive cheer as children proudly displayed their beautiful creations. The activity was a delightful blend of art, culture, and learning, helping students celebrate Diwali in a fun and meaningful way.

Cultural Heritage

"Culture is the widening of the mind and of the spirit." – Jawaharlal Nehru

To help students appreciate the richness of our traditions, a Collage Making Activity on the theme Cultural Heritage" was organised for the students of Class II at MBS International School on 25 September 2025. Children participated with great excitement and creativity. They collected pictures of monuments, traditional dresses, festivals, dances, and art forms, and arranged them beautifully on colourful sheets. Each collage reflected the diversity and uniqueness of India's cultural heritage. The activity not only enhanced the artistic skills of the students but also deepened their understanding of our glorious past and traditions. It was a meaningful way to instil pride in our culture and to encourage young learners to preserve and respect it. The Collage Making Activity was a huge success, as it combined knowledge with creativity and left the children more connected to their roots.

Speak Up for Peace/ Non Violence

Peace is the foundation of a happy and progressive society. The campaign Speak Up for Peace encourages people, especially students, to use their voices to spread messages of harmony, kindness, and non-violence. Speaking up for peace means promoting understanding, resolving conflicts calmly, and standing against hatred or discrimination.

Mask Making

"Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear not absence of fear." – Mark Twain

On September 24, 2025, MBS International School conducted a Mask Making activity with theinspiring theme, ‘Symbolizing Truth and Courage'. Students were tasked with designing masksthat visually represented the noble values of Rama, such as truth, courage, and goodness. Using avariety of colors, symbols, and patterns, the students demonstrated their creativity and deepunderstanding of the theme. The masks were a vibrant tapestry of expressions, each one a uniqueinterpretation of the assigned values. The activity successfully provided a meaningful way forstudents to engage with core ethical principles and celebrate their rich cultural heritage throughartistic expression. The event was a testament to the students' talent and a great success inachieving its educational objectives.

Dusshera Celebration

​Every Dussehra reminds us that in the battle between good and evil, goodness always wins in the end. – Anonymous

MBS International School celebrated the festival of Dussehra with immense zeal and festive spirit on 26th September 2025 (Friday). The aim of the celebration was to spread awareness about the victory of good over evil and to make children learn about the values of truth, courage, and righteousness.

The celebration began with an introduction about the significance of Dussehra. A special highlight of the program was the Ravana-making craft activity done by our little MBSians, where children showcased their creativity. Adding to the liveliness of the event, students came dressed as various Ramayana characters such as King Dashrath, Lord Rama, Lakshmana, Sita, Hanuman, and Ravana.

The most awaited moment was the burning of Ravan's effigy, which symbolized the eternal truth that good always triumphs over evil. The entire school, including students, teachers, and parents, actively participated and enjoyed the celebration. The program concluded with valuable lessons of honesty, bravery, and righteousness for children.

Garba Raas

On 22 September 2025, the Nursery and Kindergarten students of MBS International School celebrated the colorful festival of Garba Raas with great enthusiasm and excitement. The event aimed to introduce young learners to the rich cultural heritage of India and spread the joy of the Navratri festival.

The children came dressed in vibrant and colorful garba attire such as Chania cholis and kurtas, adding charm to the celebration. The highlight of the event was the energetic Garba Raas dance, where students joyfully tapped their feet to the rhythmic beats of traditional Gujarati folk music. Teachers joined in too, making the atmosphere lively and full of festive spirit.

Children brought decorated dandiya sticks made from newspapers, and they danced in circles, swaying gracefully while learning simple steps. The school premises were filled with cheer, laughter, and music. Teachers guided the children, ensuring everyone could participate and enjoy.

The celebration not only brought smiles to young faces but also helped instill in them values of togetherness, happiness, and cultural pride.

Overall, the Garba Raas celebration was a resounding success, creating beautiful memories and spreading festive joy among students and teachers alike

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Veggie Valley

The greatest gift of the garden is the restoration of the five senses. – Hanna Rion
On Thursday, 18 September 2025, MBS International School, organized a fun and creativeactivity Veggies Valley for our little learners. The aim of the activity was to introducechildren to vegetables in an exciting and artistic way, while also enhancing their fine motorskills and creativity.In this activity, Nursery students enjoyed carrot printing, where they dipped fresh carrotpieces in paint and made colorful impressions on paper. The children were thrilled to seethe beautiful patterns that carrots created.On the other hand, Kindergarten students participated in making a flower craft using onion.They dipped cut onion bulbs into paint and stamped them on sheets to form flower shapes.The activity helped children explore textures and patterns while understanding howeveryday vegetables can be used for art.
The Veggies Valley activity turned out to be a joyful learning experience, filled withlaughter, colors, and creativity.

Toy Relay Race

Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning. – Mr. Rogers

A fun-filled Toy Relay Race was organised for the students of Class II at MBS International School on 18 September 2025. The activity aimed to combine play with teamwork and physical fitness.

In the race, children had to carefully carry a toy from the starting point to the finishing line and pass it on to the next team member. The participants showed great enthusiasm, energy, and coordination. The atmosphere was filled with cheers and excitement as the little ones ran with bright smiles on their faces. The activity not only enhanced their motor skills and balance but also taught them the value of cooperation, team spirit, and healthy competition. Overall, the Toy Relay Race turned out to be an enjoyable and successful event that left the students thrilled and motivated.

Hopping Race

"Don't stop, just hop-reach for the finish line with a smile!"- Anonymous

On Tuesday, 16 September t 2025, MBS International School, Dwarka conducted an energetic and fun-filled Hopping Race for the enthusiastic learners of Class I, combining movement with excitement in a lively way.

In this thrilling activity, students had to hop their way to the finish line, testing their balance, stamina, and determination. The playground buzzed with cheers and laughter as the little participants hopped with joy, showcasing their agility and competitive spirit.

Encouraged by their teachers and supported by their classmates, the young racers displayed admirable focus, perseverance, and confidence throughout the event. Every jump reflected their enthusiasm and willingness to challenge themselves.

At MBS International School, we believe such playful experiences contribute to holistic growth, nurturing values of sportsmanship, patience, and determination while making learning joyful and memorable.

Hindi - Humari Shaan, Humari Pehchan: Poster Making Competition

"हिंदी हमारी मातृभाषा ही नहीं, हमारी आत्मा की भाषा है।" – अटल बिहारी वाजपेयी

एम.बी.एस. इंटरनेशनल स्कूल में कक्षा दूसरी के छात्रों के लिए दिनांक 11 सितंबर 2025 को हिंदी : हमारी शान, हमारी पहचान विषय पर पोस्टर मेकिंग गतिविधि आयोजित की गई। बच्चों ने बड़े उत्साह और रचनात्मकता के साथ भाग लिया। रंग-बिरंगे चित्रों, सुंदर नारे और आकर्षक पोस्टरों के माध्यम से उन्होंने हिंदी भाषा के महत्व और गौरव को प्रदर्शित किया। इस गतिविधि के माध्यम से विद्यार्थियों में हिंदी भाषा के प्रति प्रेम जागृत हुआ तथा उनकी कलात्मक प्रतिभा को भी बढ़ावा मिला। बच्चों द्वारा बनाए गए पोस्टरों ने यह संदेश दिया कि हिंदी केवल एक भाषा ही नहीं, बल्कि हमारी संस्कृति, एकता और पहचान का प्रतीक है। यह कार्यक्रम सफल रहा और विद्यार्थियों को अपनी मातृभाषा हिंदी के प्रयोग के लिए प्रेरित किया।

Table Etiquettes

MBS International School organized an engaging workshop on Table Etiquettes on 11 September 2025, within the school premises. The session was specifically designed for the young learners of Nursery and Kindergarten to instill good table manners in a fun and interactive manner. The primary objective of the workshop was to promote cleanliness, respect, and appropriate social behavior during meal times. It aimed at helping children develop respect for food, personal hygiene, and basic social skills that will serve as essential life habits in the years to come.

The resource person, Mr. Vikas Sahu, an expert in early childhood development and behavioral training, conducted the session effectively using storytelling, visual aids, and role play. His child-friendly approach kept the young learners actively engaged throughout the workshop.

The atmosphere was lively and cheerful, filled with laughter as students enthusiastically participated in learning simple yet important table manners. The interactive nature of the session ensured that the children not only enjoyed the activities but also absorbed valuable lessons in an age-appropriate way. The workshop concluded successfully, achieving its goal of sensitizing students towards good table habits. To ensure continuity and reinforcement of these practices, it is recommended that the learned etiquettes be regularly encouraged both in classrooms and at home.

Hindi Diwas Kavita Vachan

Hindi is our heritage, and preserving it is our responsibility

On 9 September 2025, the campus of MBS International School, Dwarka came alive with the melodious rhythm of Hindi poetry as the school organised an Intra-Class Hindi Diwas Kavita Vachan Competition for the students of Class I. The little ones participated with great enthusiasm and confidence. With confidence far beyond their years, they recited beautiful Hindi poems with clear pronunciation, proper expressions, and rhythm, that celebrated the richness of our national language. Each verse echoed love for Hindi, carrying with it the fragrance of India's culture and heritage.Through this competition, the children not only enjoyed the beauty of poetry but also learned the art of speaking confidently. The event was not just a competition but a heartfelt celebration of Hindi Diwas, reminding everyone that Hindi is not just a language it is the heartbeat of our identity. The day ended with applause, smiles, and a renewed love for our raajbhasha.

Teacher's Day Craft – Bouquet Making

" It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. – Albert Einstein

To celebrate Teachers' Day and express gratitude towards teachers, MBS International School organised a Teacher's Day Craft – Bouquet Making, for the students of Class II on Thursday, 4 September 2025. The objective of the activity was to help children convey their love and respect for their teachers through creative expression. Students used colourful craft papers, ribbons, and decorative materials to design beautiful flower bouquets. Each bouquet was crafted with care and creativity, symbolising the students' affection and admiration for their teachers. The activity not only enhanced fine motor skills but also instilled the values of respect, gratitude, and appreciation. It was a joyful and heartfelt experience that made the celebration of Teachers' Day truly memorable.

Paper Mosaic Mushroom

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

OnTuesday, 11 February 2025,MBS International School organised the‘Budding Scientists'activity for Class I students, sparking their curiosity through a series of interactive experiments. The young learners explored static electricity using a scale, observed the effect of sanitizer on germs with a pepper experiment, tested objects in a sink-and-float activity, and discovered how a balloon sticks to a wall through static charge.

These hands-on activities made science both fun and engaging while enhancing students' observation, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. Through these experiments, they gained a deeper understanding of key scientific concepts such as electricity, hygiene, buoyancy, and friction, fostering a love for exploration and discovery.

Republic Day Celebration

"The future of any nation depends on its children. Let us teach them to be proudof their country." Dr. A.P.J.AbdulKalam

On Friday, January 24, 2025, MBS International School celebrated Republic Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervor in the Nursery and Kindergarten classes. The young learners came dressed in vibrant tricolour outfits and as iconic freedom fighters like Subhash Chandra Bose, Jawaharlal Nehru, and Rani Lakshmibai. Their adorable costumes and excited smiles set the tone for the day. The celebration began with engaging craft activities, where the children created tricolour flags, paper flowers, and other patriotic-themed crafts, guided by their teachers. These activities not only enhanced their creativity but also instilled a sense of pride in the national symbols.

The celebration also included a singing session where the children sang patriotic songs like "Saare Jahan Se Achha" and "Nanha Munna Rahi Hoon," filling the air with love for the country. Teachers explained the significance of Republic Day in a simple and engaging manner, helping the young learners understand the values of unity and freedom. The celebration was a perfect blend of fun and learning, leaving a lasting impression on the young minds and fostering a sense of national pride.

Role Play

"Role-playing can break down barriers and build empathy, allowing us to step into someone else's shoes." – Anonymous

MBS International School organised a vibrant ‘Role Play' activity for the students of class I on Tuesday, 21 January 2025, focusing on the theme of community helpers. This engaging activity aimed to educate the young learners about various professions that play vital roles in our daily lives, such as doctors, teachers, police officers, firefighters, and farmers.

The students took great joy in dressing up as their favourite community helpers, enthusiastically stepping into the shoes of these essential figures. They spoke confidently about the duties and responsibilities associated with their chosen professions, illustrating how these individuals make our lives better, safer, and more efficient. Through their performances, the children highlighted the importance of teamwork, responsibility, and the value of the services provided by these helpers.

Not only was the role-play an educational experience, but it also inspired the students to foster a sense of respect and gratitude toward those who serve their communities. The activity left everyone with lasting memories, motivating the students to contribute positively to society in the future.

Lohri Celebration - Nursery and Kindergarten

As the fire of Lohri burns bright, may it light up your life with love and positivity. Anonymous

On Thursday, 16 January 2025, MBS International School joyfully celebrated the harvest festival of Lohri with its Pre-Primary students. The festivities allowed young learners to embrace the cultural essence of this vibrant occasion.

The students enthusiastically performed traditional Lohri songs, including the popular Sunder Mundriye, and showcased their talent through lively Bhangra and Gidda dances. To symbolise the iconic bonfire central to Lohri celebrations, the children created colourful crafts using orange, red, and yellow paper.

Additionally, a PowerPoint presentation was conducted in the classroom to teach students about the festival's traditions, customs, and significance. These interactive activities not only made the event enjoyable but also provided an engaging way for students to connect with the rich heritage of Lohri.

Christmas Craft : Santa Puppet Making Activity

"With every stitch and every sparkle, our young artists brought Santa to life, filling the room with joy, creativity, and holiday cheer!" Anonymous

OnTuesday, 24 December 2024, MBS International School organized a captivating‘Santa Puppet Making' activityfor Class II students as part of the Christmas celebration.

The young artists showcased their creativity by crafting colourful and meaningful Santa stick puppets using a variety of materials, including coloured paper, ice cream sticks, cotton balls, pom-poms, and googly eyes. The results were stunning creations that captured the festive spirit and were a delight to behold.

The primary aim of this activity was to ignite students' imagination and creativity while fostering a deeper appreciation for the true essence of Christmas. It also served as an excellent platform for the children to display their artistic talents through innovative and unique puppet designs.

The students' enthusiasm and artistic flair were instrumental in the success of the event. TheSanta Puppet Making activitynot only celebrated the joy of Christmas but also provided a valuable and enriching learning experience for all participants.

Christmas Celebration

Christmas is a day of meaning and traditions, a special day spent in a warm circle of family and friends."– Margaret Thatcher

OnTuesday, 24 December 2024, MBS International School celebrated Christmas in the Pre-primary wing with enthusiasm, creating a festive atmosphere filled with learning, creativity, and joy. Dressed in Santa costumes or red-and-white outfits, the students fully embraced the festive spirit, even taking on the role of Santa Claus themselves.

The celebration aimed to introduce the young learners to the significance of Christmas in an engaging way. Nursery students enthusiastically participated in a Christmas craft session, while Kindergarten students showcased their artistic flair by painting colourful dots on stockings. These hands-on activities not only sparked their creativity but also deepened their understanding of the festival.

The excitement peaked during a delightful buggy ride, which brought smiles and laughter to the MBSians. Adding to the festive joy, the students decorated the Christmas tree with cotton, replicating the look of snow, along with bells, rings, and other ornaments. The celebration was a perfect blend of fun, creativity, and learning, leaving the little ones with cherished memories and a festive spirit that lingered long after the day ended.

Paper Plate Craft

"Creativity takes courage." – Henri Matisse

On Thursday, 28 November 2024, MBS International School Dwarka organised ‘Paper Plate Craft' activity for class II students, where they showcased their artistic flair, by creating a Jellyfish using paper plate. This activity not only encouraged artistic expression but also allowed the children to learn about marine life in an interactive and enjoyable way.

The objective of the activity was to enhance students' creativity, fine motor skills, and awareness about aquatic animals. This hands-on activity encouraged teamwork. The joy on the children's faces as they proudly displayed their creations was a testament to the power of creativity and learning through art.

Purple Colour Day

Purple is the colour of imagination. It stimulates creativity and inspires high ideals. Anonymous

On Wednesday, 20 November 2024, MBS International School celebrated ‘Purple Colour Day' for its Pre-Primary students with great enthusiasm. The activity was designed to raise awareness about the significance of different shades of purple while engaging students in a variety of fun and educational activities related to this colour.

In the lead-up to the celebration, students were encouraged to wear purple attire and explore the meaning and symbolism associated with the colour. Teachers facilitated online activities and shared interesting facts about purple to enrich the learning experience. During the online session, students engaged in creative art and craft projects, producing purple-themed artwork.

Overall, Purple Colour Day was a tremendous success, enjoyed by students, as they participated in a range of enjoyable and imaginative activities.

Gurupurab Celebration

"He who has no faith in himself can never have faith in God." -Guru Nanak Dev Ji

The Pre Primary students of MBS International School celebrated Guru Nanak Jayanti on Wednesday, 13 November 2024 with great enthusiasm and joy. The event aimed to introduce young children to the teachings and values of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism, in a way that was both engaging and age-appropriate.

The Ambience was beautifully decorated with flowers, posters, and symbols representing peace and harmony, setting a festive and respectful atmosphere.

The celebration began with a short prayer and a brief introduction to Guru Nanak Dev Ji's life by the teachers, helping the children understand his contributions and teachings on kindness, honesty, and equality. Teachers narrated simple stories from Guru Nanak Dev Ji's life, sharing lessons on compassion and service. The stories were shared in an interactive way to keep the young audience engaged and attentive.

The children participated in singing Shabads (Sikh hymns). Some students dressed up in traditional attire and performed a small dance, bringing joy and excitement to the day.

The Guru Nanak Jayanti celebration was not only an event but a learning experience that helped instill moral values in our little MBSians, leaving a lasting impact on their young minds.

Children's Day Hand Printing

Children see magic because they look for it. Christopher Moore

On Tuesday, 12 November 2024, MBS International School Dwarka organised a special ‘Children's Day Hand Printing' activity for the students of Class I. This engaging activity aimed to foster self-awareness among young learners.

During the activity, each student dipped their hands in vibrant poster paints to create colourful handprints on A4 sheets. Following this creative expression, the students wrote down one special quality or trait they believe they possess, such as 'kind,' 'brave,' or 'curious.' This exercise encouraged them to reflect on their strengths and articulate their unique identities through both art and words.

The children thoroughly enjoyed the process, embracing the opportunity to explore their creativity while celebrating their individuality. This hands-on activity not only allowed them to express themselves but also helped cultivate a sense of pride and confidence in their unique qualities.

Drag the Ball Race

When you put yourself on the line in a race and expose yourself to the unknown, you learn things about yourself that are very exciting. - Doris Brown Heritage

On 8 November 2024, MBS International School conducted a ‘Drag the Ball Race' for Class II students to encourage teamwork, physical fitness and competitive spirit among them. The event took place on the school playground, and allowing students to engage in a fun and collaborative activity that required agility and coordination. The objective was to move with a ball held between the knees from a starting point to a designated finish line, without dropping the ball. The students displayed impressive teamwork, and strategising effectively to move the ball efficiently.The activity created a lively and energetic environment with enthusiastic participation from all.

The Drag the Ball Race was a successful event that helped build camaraderie and fostered physical fitness among the students.

Ad Mad Show

A good advertisement is one which sells the product without drawing attention to itself. – David Ogi

On Tuesday, 5 November 2024, MBS International School has organised a lively 'Ad Mad Show' activity for the students of Class I, where young learners transformed into energetic little advertisers! With boundless creativity, each student presented advertisements for a variety of products, from delicious chocolates and fun toys to refreshing juices and stationery, all while showcasing catchy slogans.

The activity allowed students to hone their communication and public speaking skills in a playful and engaging setting. It was a day filled with excitement, laughter, and valuable learning experiences.

Diwali Celebration

"Celebrate the festival of lights with a heart full of joy and gratitude. Wishing you and your family a Diwali filled with love, laughter, and prosperity." Ravi Shankar

Candle Decoration Activity

Diwali signifies the universal goal of eliminating ignorance by pursuing knowledge and bringing light to darkness. -Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam.

On Tuesday, 29 October 2024, MBS International School Dwarka conducted a 'Candle Decoration' activity for the students of Class I. The primary aim of the activity was to engage students creatively while educating them about the cultural and spiritual significance of Diwali. The students expressed great excitement and joy during the candle decoration process.

As they worked with various decorative materials, their enthusiasm was evident, with many students eagerly showcasing their unique designs. The vibrant candles not only reflected their creativity but also symbolised the light and positivity that Diwali represents.

Teachers took this opportunity to discuss the importance of celebrating the festival in an eco-friendly way, encouraging students to make conscious choices in their celebrations. Overall, it was a joyful and meaningful way to celebrate the festival while also promoting sustainable practices.

Diya Decoration

"As the lights of Diwali brighten our homes, may they also illuminate our minds with wisdom and our hearts with love." Amish Tripathi

Lemon and Spoon Race

Obstacles don't have to stop you. If you run into a wall, don't turn around and give up. Figure out how to climb it, go through it or work around it. - Michaell Jordan

On 24 October 2024, MBS International School conducted a ‘Lemon and Spoon Race' for Class II students. The event took place on the school playground, and it was filled with energy and enthusiasm from the participants. Each student was given a spoon with a lemon placed on it. The objective was to walk briskly from the starting line to the finish line without dropping the lemon. If a student dropped the lemon, they had to return to the starting point and try again.

The children participated with great enthusiasm, cheering each other on and displaying good sportsmanship throughout the event. The race tested their speed, agility, and balance. It was a fun and exciting experience that everyone enjoyed!

Toran Making

"The art of creation is the same as the art of life." - Rabindranath Tagore

MBS International School organised an Inter-Class Toran Making Competition for Class V students on 23 October 2024. The participants enthusiastically displayed their unique Toran designs, crafted with intricate patterns, vibrant colours, and rich textures.

The competition inspired excitement among the students as they embraced the opportunity to create something beautiful and colourful. It also instilled a sense of pride as they showcased their work to the school. This creative activity sparked their imagination, allowing them to express their artistic talents while fostering originality and critical thinking through the exploration of diverse materials, colours, and patterns.

Shimmer and Shine: Diya Making

Lighting a diya brightens not just the space but the soul, reminding us that even the smallest flame can banish darkness. - Anonymous

On October 23, 2024, MBS International School organised the "Shimmer and Shine" diya decoration interhouse competition for Class IX students. The event aimed to celebrate the festival of lights while inspiring creativity, teamwork, and cultural appreciation among participants.

Students from all four houses Teresa, Tagore, Curie, and Vivekananda enthusiastically collaborated to craft beautifully decorated diyas, employing vibrant colors and traditional designs. Each house offered its unique vision of the Diwali spirit, embodying themes of unity, prosperity, and the victory of light over darkness.

This competition not only showcased the students' artistic talents but also fostered a sense of community and cultural connection, making it a truly enriching experience for everyone involved.

Curie House was declared the winner for their intricate design symbolizing Diwali's essence of light and positivity. Tagore House and Teresa House secured the second and third positions, respectively.

Shimmer and Shine: Rangoli Making

"A Rangoli is the canvas of celebration, where every colour is a reflection of life's joys and every pattern a symbol of harmony." – Meera Sethi

MBS International School organised Shimmer and Shine - Inter House Rangoli Making competition for the students of Class XI on 23 October 2024, wherein the students participated with zeal and ardour. The event aimed to celebrate the festival of lights while fostering creativity, teamwork, and cultural awareness among students.The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from all four houses i.e Teresa, Tagore, Curie and Vivekanand with students working together to create stunning Rangoli designs using vibrant colors and traditional motifs. Each house displayed unique interpretations of the Diwali spirit, incorporating themes of unity, prosperity, and the triumph of good over evil.

The students demonstrated exceptional skill and teamwork, making the task of selecting winners a challenging one. After careful deliberation, Vivekanand House was declared the winner for their intricate design symbolising Diwali's essence of light and positivity. Tagore House and Curie House secured the second and third positions, respectively.

The event not only brightened the school premises with beautiful designs but also reinforced the spirit of collaboration and festivity.

Shimmer and Shine: Toran Making

With each thread and flower, a toran weaves together tradition, beauty, and a warm welcome for all who enter.

On October 23, 2024, MBS International School organised the "Shimmer and Shine" toran decoration interhouse competition for Class X students. This event aimed to celebrate the festival of lights while fostering creativity, teamwork, and cultural understanding among the participants.

Students from all four houses Teresa, Tagore, Curie, and Vivekananda enthusiastically worked together to create beautifully adorned torans, using vibrant colors and traditional motifs. Each house presented a distinct interpretation of the Diwali spirit, reflecting themes of unity, prosperity, and the triumph of light over darkness.

This competition not only highlighted the students' artistic abilities but also promoted a sense of community and cultural engagement, resulting in a truly enriching experience for all participants.

Teresa Housewas declared the winner for their intricate design symbolizing Diwali's essence of light and positivity.TagoreHouseandCurie Housesecured the second and third positions, respectively.

Origami Paper Folding Activity

"Creativity is intelligence and having fun." Albert Einstein

On Tuesday, 22 October 2024, MBS International School Dwarka conducted an 'Origami Paper Folding' activity for the students of Class I. This activity aimed to enhance students' creativity and fine motor skills by engaging them in the art of origami. The theme was "Underwater World," where students used colourful origami sheets to fold and create various sea creatures such as fish, jellyfish and crabs.
The activity was met with enthusiastic participation, allowing students to explore their imagination while learning about the fascinating marine ecosystem. It successfully fulfilled the dual goals of artistic expression and environmental awareness. The positive feedback from both students and teachers underlined the value of such interactive, hands-on learning experiences in fostering creativity and knowledge.

O2 Planetarium

"To go places and do things that have never been done before – that's what living is all about."-Michael Collins

In association with the O2 Planetarium, MBS International School provided an intriguing and significant educational experience on the school grounds from October 15, 2024 to October 24, 2024. Inside a specially created, air-conditioned double-layer dome, the event was designed to provide learners in Classes I to XII an immersive 3D travel through the wonders of the universe. Through an entertaining, engaging, and instructive experience, this endeavor sought to pique students' interest and improve their comprehension of space and planetary sciences.

Beginning with a fantastical excursion to theChocolate Planet, the enthralling journey captivated students' imaginations as they explored a chocolate fantasy realm. This creative stop, which featured edible mountains and chocolate rivers, inspired young students' creativity and set up the environment for an exciting day.

The visit's following phase took learners on an amazingthree-dimensional visual tour of Earth's Evolution, describing how the globe formed billions of years ago. They saw the slow formation of seas, the amazing evolution of life across time, and the process of volcanic eruptions sculpting Earth's early geography through vibrant animations. The intricate depiction of how Earth's continents change and evolve made difficult scientific ideas more approachable and fascinating for the learners.

Seeing theExtinction of the Dinosaurswas one of the most treasured parts of the journey. The pupils were sent back in time to observe how these amazing animals ruled the earth before being exterminated by a devastating asteroid strike. Students were inspired to ask questions and learn more about the forces that molded our globe by the immersive experience and stunning images that brought this important moment in Earth's history to life.

In the next phase of their journey, the learners got an opportunity to learn about the8 Scoops of the Milky Wayand theNegative Impact of Black Holeon the planet Earth. The learners felt as if they were heading towards the centre of the black hole feet first and ended up learning that the gravitational pull on their feet would be a lot stronger than the gravitational pull on their head.

The O2 Planetarium experience offered a remarkable fusion of deep learning and creative inquiry by fusing science, fantasy, and fun. The experience was designed to guarantee that every child had a relevant and rewarding learning experience, with shows tailored to the student's age and comprehension level. Students were motivated to delve deeper into the subject matter and think about the mysteries of the cosmos in a different way by interacting with subjects like Earth's history, planetary science, and space exploration.

This educational event provided students at MBS International School with a unique opportunity to engage with space sciences, blending entertainment with education and leaving them curious about the universe and the planet they call home.

Our Helpers

Without community service, we would not have a strong quality of life. It's important to the person who serves as well as the recipient. It's the way in which we ourselves grow and develop.– Dorothy Height

On October 15, 2024, MBS International School organised a special activity for Nursery and Kindergarten students themed around Community Helpers. The students dressed up as various community helpers, including nurses, policemen, doctors, soldiers, and teachers, showcasing the essential roles these individuals play in our society. To encourage feelings of compassion and empathy, the students introduced themselves and discussed the importance of these helpers in our daily lives. Their enthusiasm and eagerness during the activity were truly impressive.

This interactive and educational experience not only helped students grasp the significance of community helpers but also fostered gratitude and respect for those who serve their communities. The hands-on nature of the activity made it a success, allowing children to develop a deeper appreciation for these vital roles

Show and Tell Activity

"The best way to predict the future is to create it." – Peter Drucker

On Tuesday, 15 October 2024, MBS International School organised a ‘Show and Tell activity' for the students of Class I, where students enthusiastically brought their favorite toys. From teddy bears to toy cars, each student spoke about what made their toy special, highlighting their creativity and boosting their confidence in public speaking. This engaging activity allowed students to express themselves while improving their communication and listening skills. The enthusiasm and involvement of all participants created a delightful and enriching experience for everyone. It also provided a joyful and educational experience, allowing students to connect with one another and appreciate the diverse interests of their classmates.

Dussehra Craft - Grade II

"The triumph of good over evil is not just a story; it's a way of life." Anonymous

On Tuesday, 08 October 2024, MBS International School organised a Dussehra themed Craft activity for the students of Class II, celebrating the festival's rich cultural and creative significance. The students engaged in crafting Ravan crowns, an enjoyable project that allowed them to delve into the artistic and traditional elements of Dussehra.

As they worked on their crowns, students discussed the story of Dussehra, reflecting on the triumph of good over evil, deepening their understanding of the festival's importance. This activity not only nurtured creativity but also promoted teamwork, as students collaborated and exchanged ideas. Through this hands-on experience, they developed fine motor skills while learning about their cultural heritage in a fun and interactive manner. The classroom buzzed with laughter, excitement and pride as each child displayed their beautifully crafted crowns.

This hands-on activity not only stimulated their creativity but also fostered teamwork as students collaborated, shared ideas and supported each other throughout the process. They also honed their fine motor skills while connecting with their cultural heritage in an interactive and enjoyable way.

Overall, the Dussehra craft activity was a tremendous success, leaving students enriched with both knowledge and creativity.

Dussehra Craft

"Dussehra is a time to celebrate the victory of good over evil, the triumph of virtue over vice, and the power of truth over falsehood." -Mahatma Gandhi.

On Tuesday, 8 October 2024, MBS International School Dwarka conducted a 'Dussehra Craft' activity for the students of Class I. Dussehra, or Vijayadashami, is a significant Hindu festival celebrating the triumph of good over evil, exemplified by Lord Rama's victory over the demon king Ravana. To engage students and encourage creativity, the school organised an activity where they crafted masks representing various characters like Rama, Sita, and Ravana. The activity was a success, achieving its goals of cultural education and creativity. Positive feedback and enthusiastic participation highlighted the importance of such initiatives in preserving cultural traditions and strengthening community bonds.

Magic Show

"Magic touches people in the way great art does. It lets them see the world with new eyes." Drummond Money-Coutts

On Thursday, 3 October 2024, MBS International School, in collaboration with HT-PACE, hosted an enchanting magic show exclusively for the HT Newspaper subscribers of Classes III to V. The event provided students with a delightful respite from their academic routines, transporting them into a world of wonder and imagination.

The magic show commenced at 9:00 a.m., with the magician captivating the young audience through a series of astonishing illusions. From spellbinding disappearing acts to fascinating mind-reading feats, every performance was met with awe and amazement. Students were especially thrilled by the magician's interactive tricks, where their participation brought extra excitement to the show.

Beyond entertainment, the magic show also ignited curiosity, sparking interest in the art of illusion and encouraging creative thinking. The show was not just a break from the routine but an inspiring and unforgettable experience for all the students involved.

Cleanliness Drive

Cleaning is a form of self-care that nurtures your environment and your soul..

It's important to keep and maintain a clean and tidy classroom environment for a number of reasons. A clean classroom helps tominimize the spread of germs. It also helps to avoid the offending smells that may linger throughout the day.

On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, our school organised the highly anticipated Cleanliness Drive on 1stOctober, 2023 at 11.00 a.m. in the school premises as a part of Swachh Bharat Swasth Bharat Abhiyaan Programme. The main objective of the Cleanliness Drive was to educate the students about Cleanliness and its advantages.

The students picked up the wrappers that were scattered around the classroom, they cleaned the doors, windows, desks, benches, classroom drawers, cupboard and their bags, etc. by using dusting clothes and carefully dumped the garbage in the bins. The students comprehend that cleaning is not about perfection, it's about progress. Cleaning your space is a never-ending task, but the joy of a clean space is timeless. Cleaning is not a punishment; it's an act of self-respect. Cleaning is an investment in your physical and mental well-being.

The School Principal, Mr Atul Wadhawan expressed gratitude to those involved in carrying out the responsibility of guiding the students in making the cleanliness drive successful.

English Debate

"It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it.-Joseph Joubert

On the 10^th anniversary of ‘Swachhta Abhiyan' launched by our Honourable Prime Minister, MBS International School organised an Inter-House Debate Competition for the students of classes XI and XII with the goal of raising awareness about the importance of recycling in promoting cleanliness and reducing waste. The topic of the debate was - "Should Recycling be mandatory to promote cleanliness and reduce waste?"

Tagore and Curie Houses presented their views in favour of the motion, while the opposition party, Teresa and Vivekananda Houses, presented their views against the motion. The students participated with great enthusiasm, making it a valuable learning experience.

The event offered a fantastic opportunity for our students to showcase their public speaking and debating abilities, demonstrating their confidence as orators. The students were given a chance at rebuttal as well which they accepted beautifully. The Debate Competition was a resounding success, highlighting the intellect, eloquence, and confidence of our students. It served as a platform for students to refine their public speaking skills, engage in meaningful discourse, and exchange ideas on important societal issues. The event underscored the school's commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals capable of critical thinking, effective communication, and informed citizenship.

Global Dialogues : Video Conferencing

"Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success." - Henry Ford

MBS International School believes in Global Citizenship. Toreach beyond the boundaries we are connecting with different classrooms, all over the globe on the Generation Global platform.

A video conference was held between MBS School and students from the United Kingdom, Lithuania, and Mexico on Tuesday, 1 October 2024 , to discuss global biodiversity challenges and potential solutions. The event aimed to foster international collaboration, increase awareness of environmental issues, and encourage young people to take active roles in protecting biodiversity.

Participants from all countries shared their observations on the decline in biodiversity. Key reasons highlighted included deforestation, pollution, habitat destruction, and climate change.

The students discussed how biodiversity loss affects ecosystems and species, leading to long-term consequences for food security, water supply, and human health.

The participants emphasised the need for collaboration between countries to combat biodiversity loss. Students discussed how local communities can make a significant impact through conservation projects, policy changes, and

Students expressed enthusiasm about continuing the dialogue on biodiversity and expressed a desire to organize more collaborative projects in the future.

The video conference strengthened the bonds between students from different countries, fostering a sense of shared responsibility for the planet.

The conference proved to be a valuable platform for young minds to exchange ideas, share solutions, and develop a stronger global perspective on the importance of biodiversity conservation.

Role Play

"The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong." - Mahatma Gandhi

Role play competition was organised on the theme ‘Principles of Gandhi' for students of class VIII on Tuesday, 1 October 2024. The skits were creative and engaging, showcasing the students' talent and enthusiasm. It provided a unique opportunity for young artists to express their creativity while learning about the important values of Mahatma Gandhi.

Students explored how Gandhi's leadership inspired people across India to join these movements, demonstrating the power of collective action driven by ethical and moral principles. Role-playing helped students internalise Gandhi's emphasis on truth (Satya), non-violence (Ahimsa), and self-reliance (Swadeshi), understanding how these values guided his actions and inspired millions. It simulated students regarding Gandhi's educational initiatives, students learnt about his focus on practical skills, self-sufficiency, the integration of work and learning as key components of education.

Through these enactments, students developed critical thinking by analysing the challenges faced by Gandhi, the strategies he employed with their outcomes. They learned to approach problems with a mindset focused on ethical solutions. Students grasped the historical significance of these events and Gandhi's role in the Indian independence movement, fostering a sense of nationalism and pride in their cultural heritage hence made it an impactful experience for everyone involved.

Painting Competition

A man is but the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes. - Mahatma Gandhi

Painting competition was organised for students of class VI and VII on Tuesday, 1 October 2024, on the theme ‘Principles of Gandhi'. It provided a unique opportunity for young artists to express their creativity while learning about the important values of Mahatma Gandhi. The enthusiasm and talent displayed by the participants were truly inspiring, demonstrating their understanding of themes like non-violence, truth, and community service.

Students shared their thoughts on how Gandhi's teachings relate to their everyday lives, making the event not just about painting but also about personal growth and awareness. Many participants enjoyed the chance to work collaboratively, discussing their ideas and supporting one another, which helped to strengthen friendships and teamwork. This competition not only highlighted the artistic talents of our students but also reinforced the importance of Gandhi's values, making it a memorable and impactful experience for everyone involved.

Poster Making

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

In celebration of Gandhi Jayanti and to emphasise the importance of cleanliness, MBS International School organised an engaging Poster Making Activity' for class 1 students on Tuesday, 1 October 2024. This vibrant activity encouraged young participants to unleash their creativity and imagination as they crafted colourful and impactful posters that conveyed the significance of maintaining cleanliness in our homes, schools, and communities.

The initiative aimed not only to celebrate Gandhi's legacy but also to instill a sense of hygiene and environmental responsibility in the children from an early age. Equipped with a variety of colours, paper, and boundless enthusiasm, the students enthusiastically designed posters that illustrated practical ways everyone can contribute to a cleaner, greener environment. Their artwork served as a powerful reminder that small actions can lead to significant changes, and they left with a deeper understanding of how to care for their surroundings. The activity was a delightful blend of creativity and education, inspiring the young minds to take pride in their environment and be active participants in its upkeep.

Non-Violence Tribute celebration

My religion is based on truth and non-violence.Truth is my God.Non-violence is the means of realizing Him. – Mahatma Gandhi

Mahatma Gandhi, a monumental figure in India's history, was more than a leader; he was a beacon of values that continue to resonate with generations. To celebrate his birth anniversary, MBS International School celebrated ‘Non-violence Tribute' for the students of Pre-primary wing.

Our young learners participated in creative activities such as cotton dabbing and charkha making to honour Gandhi's enduring legacy of peace, non-violence, and simplicity. The students were shown a documentary, highlighting Mahatma Gandhi's life and teachings. This engaging overview aimed to impart his significant contributions to India and instill his core values of peace and non-violence in the hearts of our students. Through these activities, we aim to inspire our students to embrace Gandhi's ideals and carry forward his message of peace and compassion in their daily lives.

Charkha Making

"The law of love could be best understood and learned through little children." -Mahatma Gandhi

In honour of Mahatma Gandhi and his advocacy for the Charkha (spinning wheel) as a symbol of self-reliance and independence, MBS International School Dwarka held a ‘Charkha Making' activity on Tuesday, 1 October 2024 for the students of Class II. The activity commenced with an introduction to Gandhi's principles of non-violence and self-reliance, followed by a brief overview of how the Charkha became an emblem of the Indian freedom movement.

The primary aim of the activity was to educate students about the Charkha's significance in India's struggle for independence, promote the spirit of Swadeshi, and inspire creativity. The ‘Charkha Making' activity was a resounding success, enabling students to connect with India's rich heritage while fostering creativity and teamwork. This initiative not only honoured Mahatma Gandhi's legacy but also encouraged students to appreciate the importance of sustainable practices and self-reliance.

Experiential Learning MBS Restaurant & Cafeteria

"Food is our common ground, a universal experience." - James Beard

Story Narration

Stories are the creative conversion of life itself into a more powerful, clearer, more meaningful experience." - Robert McKee

On Thursday, 26 September 2024, MBS International School Dwarka organised a 'Story Narration' activity for class II students, where they narrated moral-based stories from the famous Panchatantra. The young storytellers captivated the audience with their choice of stories, each rich with valuable life lessons. The objective was to foster public speaking skills, enhance voice modulation, and encourage expressive storytelling.

Each participant skillfully used a prop related to their story, adding depth and visual appeal to their narration. The students' vibrant expressions effectively conveyed the emotions and messages embedded in their tales. The overall presentation was a delightful blend of creativity, expression, and moral teaching, making the event not just educational but also entertaining. The enthusiastic participation of the students made the activity a memorable learning experience, highlighting the importance of moral values in a fun and engaging manner.

Fresh Harvest Market

Adopting a new healthier lifestyle can involve changing diet to include more fresh fruits andvegetables as well as increasing levels of exercise. Anonymous

On Thursday, 26 September 2024, MBS International School organised ‘Fresh Harvest market' for the students of Pre-Primary wing with great enthusiasm and joy. To make the students understand that vegetables and fruits are essential components of a healthy diet, Vegetables and Fruits Stall were set up in the school premises.

The objective was to educate young learners about the significance of fruits and vegetables in a healthy diet while introducing them to basic buying and selling skills. The students explored vibrant stalls filled with various fresh produce. They had the opportunity to see, touch, and feel the fruits and vegetables, enhancing their sensory understanding of healthy foods. Each student participated in a simulated market experience where they used scanner codes to ‘purchase' fruits and vegetables. This activity not only made them familiar with market dynamics but also helped them develop basic math and transaction skills.

The joy on little ones' faces as they explored and participated was truly heartwarming. This initiative not only nurtured their understanding of nutritious foods but also equipped them with essential life skills in a delightful atmosphere.

Fruity Buddies Bonanza

It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver. – Mahatma Gandhi

To introduce young learners to various types of fruits and their benefits, the ‘Fruity Buddies Bonanza' activity was organised for the Pre-Primary students of MBS International School on Monday, 23 September 2024. The activity aimed to promote healthy eating habits among young children. Its goal was to familiarise students with different fruits, encourage them to try new flavors, and emphasise the importance of incorporating fruits into a balanced diet. With the assistance of their teachers, the students mixed the fruits and created their own fruit chaat. This hands-on experience not only encouraged the development of fine motor skills but also boosted their confidence. The activity proved to be a successful learning experience for the Pre-Primary wing, effectively combining fun and education.

Drag the Ball race

"You are never really playing an opponent. You are playing yourself, your own highest standards, and when you reach your limits, that is a real joy." -Arthur Ashe

On Tuesday, 24 September 2024, MBS International School Dwarka conducted 'Drag the Ball Race' for the students of Class I. The activity aimed to enhance teamwork, coordination, and physical fitness while providing a platform for students to enjoy friendly competition. The Race involved teams of students competing to drag a ball from one end of the track to the other by keeping a ball between their knees. Teams participated in multiple rounds of the race, with each round timed. Teachers and students cheered on the participants, creating an enthusiastic atmosphere. After the races, a cool-down session was held to help students relax and reflect on the activity. The students expressed great enthusiasm and joy throughout the races, highlighting the fun aspect of physical activities.

Young Chef

Cooking is about passion, so it may look slightly temperamental in a way that it's too assertive to the eye. Gordon Ramsay

MBS International School conducted a lively ‘Young Chef' activity for Class II students on Thursday, 19 September 2024. The young chefs eagerly explored the art of Bhelpuri making, mixing, and serving a colourful array of fresh ingredients with creativity and enthusiasm. The room buzzed with giggles and chatter as these aspiring culinarians crafted their own unique Bhel, honing their skills in fireless cooking. The delicious Bhelpuri creations not only delighted their taste buds but also served as tasty souvenirs for the students to take home, reminding them of the fun and rewarding experience they had while discovering the joys of cooking without fire. Overall, the activity was a delightful way to enhance fine motor skills, spark creativity, and promote an understanding of healthy eating.

Hurdle Race

"Big occasions and races which have been eagerly anticipated almost to the point of dread, are where great deeds can be accomplished."

Jack Lovelock

On 17 and 18 September 2024, MBS International School, Dwarka organised a ‘Hurdle Race' activity for the students of Pre primary wing as part of our physical education programme, aiming to encourage students to engage in active play while developing essential gross motor skills. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as the little athletes, full of energy and enthusiasm, gathered to showcase their agility and determination.

The race track was specially designed with soft, age-appropriate hurdles, ensuring a safe and fun experience for the little ones. The students showed improved coordination and balance as they successfully navigated the hurdles. They also displayed enthusiasm and joy, cheering for each other and celebrating successes. The ‘Hurdle Race' activity was a successful event, achieving its goals of promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and social interaction among pre-primary students.

MBS MINI BAZAAR

Don't find customers for your product, find products for your customers! - SETH GODIN

On 18 September 2024 a Mini Bazaar activity was organised by MBS International School for Class II students, providing an engaging and interactive experience. The event featured various stalls, including a clothes shop, bookshop, stationery store, jewellery shop, and a toy shop. Each stall was designed to resemble a real-life marketplace, allowing students to explore and practice the concept of buying and selling in a practical manner.

As they moved from shop to shop, students enthusiastically selected items such as clothes, books, toys, stationery, and even explored the jewellery stall.

The Mini Bazaar helped the students understand the value of goods and services while teaching to prioritise their spending. It was a fun-filled learning experience that encouraged teamwork, communication, and the use of basic math skills. Overall, the activity was a great success, with students leaving the event excited and more aware of everyday transactions

Talent Show

Let the child be the scriptwriter, the director and the actor in his own play. ~ Magda Gerber

On September 17, 2024, MBS International School hosted a lively 'Talent Show' for Class I students, providing a fantastic platform for the children to present their individual talent. The students showcased their diverse talents through energetic dance performances, powerful singing notes, and entertaining skits. Many students showcased their creativity through impressive art and craft projects. Their passion and creativity were evident, highlighting not just their artistic skills but also their dedication and effort. The Talent Show activity was a resounding success by providing an opportunity for students to build confidence and showcase their hard work.

Eid Craft

"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination." - Albert Einstein

On Thursday, 12 September 2024, MBS International School hosted an 'Eid Craft' activity for the students of Class II. The activity centered around creating vibrant window lanterns using imaginative paper crafting techniques such as Paper Quilling, Paper Filigree, Origami, and Paper Cutting. The resulting lanterns showcased the students' creativity and were a delight to see.

The primary goal of the event was to foster creativity and celebrate Eid by engaging students in a festive, hands-on activity that enhanced teamwork and fine motor skills. It also offered a chance for students to learn new paper crafting techniques and express their creativity through unique lantern designs.

The activity was a resounding success, with students eagerly exploring the different crafting methods. The final lanterns not only reflected their artistic abilities but also highlighted the joy and learning that came with celebrating Eid through such a creative endeavour.

Hindi Diwas

विविधताओं से भरे इस देश में लगी भाषाओं की फुलवारी है, इनमें हमको सबसे प्यारी हिंदी मातृभाषा हमारी है - Anonymous

हिंदी कविता बच्चों में भाषा के प्रति प्रेम और सृजनात्मकता को बढ़ावा देती है। यह उनके भावनात्मक और बौद्धिक विकास में महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभाती है। एम. बी. एस. इंटरनेशनल स्कूल ने मंगलवार, 10 सितंबर 2024 को कक्षा I के लिए एक आनंददायक कविता पाठ गतिविधि के साथ हिंदी दिवस का आयोजन किया। इस कार्यक्रम का उद्देश्य छात्रों में हिंदी भाषा के प्रति प्रेम जगाना और उनके आत्मविश्वास को बढ़ाना था।

हर बच्चे ने उत्साहपूर्वक हिन्दी कविता वचन का प्रदर्शन दिखाया। छात्रों ने न केवल हिंदी भाषा की सुंदरता को उजागर किया, बल्कि छात्रों को उनके भाषण कौशल में सुधार का अवसर प्रदान हुआ।

Green Colour Day Celebration

Green is the prime colour of the world, and that from which its loveliness arises." - De La Barco

On Monday, 9 September 2024, MBS International School celebrated ‘Green Colour Day' with an array of engaging activities designed to immerse Pre-Primary students in the joy and significance of the colour green. The entire Pre-Primary wing was beautifully decorated in various shades of green to create an inviting and festive atmosphere.

The day began with a lively introduction to the colour green. Teachers showcased an assortment of green objects, including leaves, plants, and toys, to captivate the students' interest. Following this, the students embarked on a delightful nature walk around the school campus. During the walk, they were encouraged to observe and appreciate the green plants, trees, and grass. Teachers highlighted different shades of green in nature, helping the children connect with their environment and understand the vital role greenery plays in our world.

The students thoroughly enjoyed the day's activities and gained a deeper appreciation for the color green and its significance in the natural world.

हिंदी हास्य कविता

कविता वह सुरंग है, जिसके भीतर से मनुष्य एक विश्व को छोड़कर दूसरे विश्व में प्रवेश करता है – रामधारी सिंह दिनकर

हिंदी हास्य कविता भारतीय कविता पाठ की परंपरा में एक बहुत ही खास भूमिका निभाती है।वाचन कौशल को निखारने के लिए, बच्चो का आत्मविश्वास तथा मातृभाषा के प्रति रूचि को बढ़ावा देने के उद्देश्य से एम.बी.एस. इंटरनेशनल स्कूल ने 05 सितंबर 2024 को कक्षा II के छात्र-छात्राओं के लिए हास्य कविता वाचन का आयोजन किया।

छात्रों ने बड़े उत्साहपूर्वक हास्य कविता वाचन का प्रदर्शन दिखाया। छात्रों ने कविता वाचन में संदेश दिया कि हंसना दैनिक जीवन में बहुत आवश्यक है। सभी बच्चे कविता वाचन प्रतियोगिता के लिए उत्साहित दिखाई दिए एवं सभी ने इन में बढ़ – चढ़कर हिस्सा लिया । इस गतिवधि से छात्रों को भाषा कौशल, सुनने की क्षमता, और साहित्यिक रूचि में सुधार करने का एक सुनहरा अवसर प्रदान हुआ ।

Ganpati Bappa Maurya

Embrace the wisdom of Ganesha, and let his blessings guide you to wealth."

The Pre-Primary wing at MBS International School celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with great enthusiasm and joy. The festivities began with an engaging storytelling session where the children were introduced to the story of Lord Ganesha. Through a captivating narrative, the students learned about the significance and attributes of Lord Ganesha, fostering a deeper understanding of the festival.

The students participated in a creative craft session where they made their own Modaks. Using colourful materials, they crafted Modaks which allowed them to further connect with the festival's traditions.

The highlight of the celebration was a surprise visit from a child dressed up as Lord Ganesha himself. The students joyfully offered Modaks, which are considered Lord Ganesha's favourite sweet, as a part of the traditional offering. The celebration was marked by the students' happiness and involvement, making the event both educational and memorable.

Fun with Shapes

Creativity is intelligence and having fun. – Albert Einstein

On Tuesday, 3 September 2024, MBS International School organised a lively 'Fun With Shapes' activity for Class I students. The classroom came alive as young artists dove into the realm of shapes, engaging in cutting, folding, and assembling colourful paper to craft various geometric designs. The atmosphere was filled with excitement as the students exhibited their creativity, turning simple paper into vibrant art pieces.

Laughter and enthusiasm filled the space as the children explored different shapes and patterns, honing their fine motor skills and spatial awareness. The delightful paper crafts they created became treasured keepsakes, capturing the joy and creativity they experienced while learning about geometric concepts.

Overall, the activity was a wonderful success, enhancing creativity, fine motor skills, and a deeper understanding of shapes among the students.

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

You can start changing the world for the better daily – no matter how small the action. - Nelson Mandella MBS International School organized E-corner activity for the students of Class VI on 28 August 2024. The main objective of this activity was to raise awareness about the importance of recycling and reusing non-biodegradable waste materials. The activity aimed at demonstrating how waste materials that are often discarded can be creatively repurposed to enhance the aesthetic value of spaces, such as the decoration of a corner in our school .The activity was planned as part of the Eco Club's ongoing efforts to promote environmental sustainability. This activity was a great success, fulfilling its objectives of promoting environmental awareness and creativity.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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, Dwarkacelebrated the Bond of Love, Raksha Bandhan with enthusiasm. The eventwasabeautiful occasion to celebrate the cherished bond of love between brothers and sisters, and theyoung learners participated with great excitement.

The little ones arrived at school dressed in their traditional attire to mark this special day. Thecolourful outfits added to the festive spirit, creating a lively and joyous atmosphere across thePre 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 providedwith various decorative materials such as beads, ribbons, and sequins to create their ownunique and beautiful Rakhis. The activity not only allowed the students to showcase theircreativity but also helped to develop their fine motor skills.The activity concluded with the students tying their handmade Rakhis to their friends andteachers, symbolizing the bond of love and friendship that extends beyond family ties. Theentire 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.

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.

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‘PatrioticMoves' activity for the class II students to celebrate Independence Day. The activity was avibrant display of national pride as students performed heartfelt dance moves on patrioticsongs, embracing the spirit of patriotism and unity.

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

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 classIII on Wednesday, 7 August 2024 in which the students prepared sandwiches using cut-peeled vegetablesand bread. The students' efforts were commendable and they enjoyed making the Tricolour Sandwiches andlearned a lot about the significance of the national flag. They were thrilled to see the vibrant colours of theirsandwiches, resembling the Indian flag. The activity also helped in developing their motor skills andencouraged 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 inthem a sense of patriotism, pride and responsibility. The students showcased their creativity while learningabout healthy eating habits. This activity will be remembered as a delightful and educational experience forall.

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 ofClass 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.

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.

Journey Junkie

"Transportation is civilization." - Arnold J. Toynbee

MBS International School, Dwarka, organised a 'Journey Junkie' activity for the pre-primary wing students on 31 July 2024. This fun and interactive activity aimed to educate the students about various modes of transport. During the activity, the students enthusiastically explored different modes of transport and took part in engaging activities such as creating transport-themed crafts, singing transport-related songs, and playing with toy vehicles and blocks.

The 'Journey Junkie' activity was a huge success, as it helped the students recognise and identify different modes of transport, enhance their creativity and imagination, and develop vocabulary and communication skills.

Jumpee Jamboree

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

On 30 July 2024, MBS International School conducted the ‘Jumpee Jamboree' activity for class I students. The primary objective of the activity was to enhance student's motor skills, promote physical activity, and cultivate a sense of unity through an enjoyable frog-themed race. The race course was set up in the school's playground. Cones and markers were placed to define the start and finish lines. Students were divided into small teams. The race was held in several rounds, allowing all students to participate. Each child hopped from the start line to the finish line, navigating through a simple obstacle course.

After the activity, a brief discussion was held with the students about what they enjoyed and learned. Students expressed their excitement and enjoyment, highlighting the fun of

hopping and teamwork

Poem Recitation

Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words." -Robert Frost

On Thursday, 25 July 2024, MBS International School Dwarka conducted ‘Poem Recitation' activity on the topic ‘Environment' for class II students. Poetry is meant to be enjoyed, and it was a delight to witness our young learners immersed themselves in the beauty of expression, thoughts, feelings, rhyme, rhythm, and the music of words. The objective of the poem recitation activity was to encourage students to develop confidence in public speaking, enhance their pronunciation, and appreciate poetry.

They delivered their performance with colourful props which enhanced their presentation. They were given the freedom to express their feelings with the creativity of words and emotion to convey a message to the audience.

The zealous participation of the students made the activity an enriching learning experience.

Zig - Zag Race

Children are the world's most valuable resource and its best hope for the future.- JohnF. Kennedy.

The Zig-Zag Race activity for the Pre-Primary Wing took place on 23 and 24 July 2024,as part of our physical education curriculum. This event aimed to promote physicalfitness, coordination, and teamwork among young students in an enjoyable and engagingway.The little ones, brimming with excitement and enthusiasm, maneuvered through the
zigzag course with great determination. It was a delightful experience for the Pre-Primarystudents, providing them with an opportunity to improve their physical abilities while
having fun in a structured play environment. The event not only encouraged physicalactivity but also helped in developing their motor skills and coordination. We are proud
of all the participants who gave their best and made the day memorable for everyone.

Fireless cooking

MBS International School organised a ‘Fireless Cooking' activity for the students of class I on Tuesday, 23 July 2024. The young chefs delved into the exciting world of sandwich making by layering, spreading, and assembling a variety of fresh ingredients with creativity and enthusiasm. Giggles and chatter filled the room as these aspiring culinarians crafted their unique sandwiches, mastering the art of fireless cooking. The delicious sandwiches created during the activity served as tasty souvenirs for the students to take home, a reminder of the fun and rewarding experience they had while exploring the art of cooking without fire. Overall, the activity was a delightful experience as it helped enhance fine motor skills, creativity, and an understanding of healthy eating.

Aqua Glide Activity

Public transportation is like a magnifying glass that shows you civilisation up close. Chris Gathered

To introduce young learners to various types of water transport and their functions, ‘Acqua Glide' activity was organised for the students of Pre-Primary wing of MBS International School on 22 July 2024. The students were shown pictures and models of different types of water transport such as boats, ships, and submarines and were explained the purpose of each type of water transport and where they are commonly used.

They were engaged in a craft activity where they made simple paper boats using coloured paper and pasted stickers on the submarine. A small water play area was also set up where children floated their paper boats. This allowed them to observe how objects float and move on water surfaces. The water transport activity was a successful learning experience for the Pre Primary wing, combining fun and education effectively.

Yellow Colour Day

"Yellow is the colour of sunshine, joy, and creativity. Let today be filled with smilesas bright as the sun and laughter that echoes like golden rays." Anonymous

To immerse Pre-primary students in a day filled with exploration and celebration ofYellow colour, MBS International School organised ‘Yellow Colour Day' activity onFriday, 19 July 2024, enhancing their understanding and appreciation through variousengaging activities. The entire pre-primary wing was adorned with yellow decorations, including balloons and posters featuring yellow objects such as suns, corns, andflowers. This created a visually stimulating environment that reinforced the theme ofthe day. The students arrived dressed in vibrant yellow attire, showcasing theircreativity and enthusiasm. They were engaged in hands-on crafting activities usingyellow materials. This fostered creativity and fine motor skills development. The Yellow Colour Day celebrations not only promoted colour recognition andcreativity but also encouraged social interaction and teamwork among the students. They developed a deeper understanding and appreciation of the colour yellowthrough a variety of sensory and hands-on experiences.

Smile with Yoga

Yoga means addition – addition of energy, strength and beauty to body, mind and soul. - Amit Ray

On 18 July 2024, MBS International School conducted a ‘Smile with Yoga' activity for Class II students. The session began with warm-up and stretching exercises, preparing participants for a sequence of asanas, including Tadasana, Hastasana, Trikonasana, and Paschimottanasana. These poses aimed to enhance flexibility, strength, and posture. The session concluded with Shavasana, offering deep relaxation. The activity promoted physical well-being and a positive mindset, with students actively participating in exercises designed to improve their coordination and concentration. The activity highlighted the benefits of yoga, enhancing students' mental and emotional well-being. The combination of structured poses, meditative practices, and restorative segments fostered a supportive and uplifting students' soulful experience.

CLAY MODELLING

"Clay is the perfect medium to bring imagination to life." Anonymous

On 16 July 2024, MBS International School, Dwarka organised ‘Clay Modelling' activity for the students of Class I. The objective of the activity was to introduce students to basic sculpting techniques and encourage creativity through hands-on exploration.The students enthusiastically molded clay into various animal figures, ranging from pets to wild creatures. The classroom buzzed with excitement as students worked diligently on their creations, guided by their teachers. This activity fostered artistic skills and enhanced fine motor abilities and spatial awareness. The event was a delightful and educational experience, allowing the young participants to express their creativity and learn through play.

Sky Sprint

The engine is the heart of an airplane, but the pilot is its soul. -Walter Raleigh

On 15 July 2024, MBS International School organised a ‘Sky Sprint Activity' for the students of class Nursery and Kindergarten. An interactive demonstration was conducted to explain the principles of flight. Simple experiments, such as blowing air over a paper airplane or using a fan to lift lightweight objects, helped illustrate basic concepts of aerodynamics. The students were engaged in craft activities where they created their own paper airplanes and decorated pictures of hot air balloons and helicopters. This allowed them to explore their creativity and develop fine motor skills. They were able to differentiate between various types of air transport and understand basic concepts such as flying and hovering. Overall, the session successfully achieved its objectives of introducing and exploring air transport in an engaging and age-appropriate manner to the young learners.

Spell Bee

Spelling is improved when reading is done. -Stephen D. Krashen

On Tuesday, 09 July 2024, MBS International School organised a ‘Spell Bee' activity for class I students to enhance the vocabulary and spelling skills of young learners. The activity was conducted in a fun and interactive way, with the students taking turns to spell out words aloud. They were given various words to spell, ranging from simple three-letter words to more challenging five-letter words. The students showed great focus and determination as they tried to spell out the words correctly. It was a great learning experience for the students as they got the opportunity to practice spelling words in a competitive and engaging environment. The Spell Bee activity was a resounding success, underscoring the commitment of our young learners to improve their language skills.

Road Rhythm

You can't understand a city without using its public transportation system. -Erol Ozan

Transportation plays a vital role in connecting people and facilitating the movement of goods. It allows us to travel and obtain essential items. Understanding transportation helps us appreciate its importance in our daily lives.

To acquaint the students with various means of land transport, MBS International School organised a ‘Land Transport Activity' on 8 July 2024. The children gained valuable insight into the importance of different modes of transport with the help of transport themed toys.

In the classroom, the children enthusiastically shared and played with their transport toys.

World Emoji Day

Emojis are good to express our emotions in a sticker form. ------- Anonymous

On 4 July 2024, MBS International School, Dwarka, celebrated ‘World Emoji Day' with an engaging and interactive activity tailored for the students of Class II. The activity began with a brief introduction to emojis, explaining how they are used to convey emotions and messages through digital communication. The students then were asked to draw and colour their favourite emojis. They had a variety of emoji templates to choose from, including smiley faces, hearts, animals, and more. The students enjoyed expressing themselves through their artwork and were excited to showcase their creations to their classmates. After completing their drawings, the students shared their favourite emojis and explained why they chose them. They discussed the different emotions and messages each emoji can convey, fostering a greater understanding of the importance of effective communication.

Overall, the ‘World Emoji Day' activity was a fun and educational experience for the students of Class II. It helped them develop their creativity, communication skills, and appreciation for the colourful world of emojis.

Ad- Mad Show

Creativity without strategy is called art , creativity with strategy is called advertising Jef I. Richards

MBS International School conducted Inter Class Competition ‘Ad- Mad Show' for the students of Class IV in the school premises. The participants advertised a ‘smart pen' in their unique style. They were creative in their presentations and came up with some interesting advertisement It displayed their talent and originality by developing and performing drama, jingles and logos.

The participants were judged on content, teamwork,ability to attract the audience's attention and overall presentation. It not only acquainted the students with an understanding of promotional strategies used in marketing but also enhanced their creativity and presentation skills. The students got an opportunity to brush up their speech delivery and understand the importance of advertisement in spreading awareness to the masses.

FABLE-0-TALE: STORY TELLING COMPETITION

A wise man once said, After nourishment, shelter and companionship, stories are the thing we need most in the world.

It is the stories that give wings to our imagination and take us to places beyond the boundaries of our physical world and into the land of fairies and wishing trees. Storytelling has been an integral part of our childhood.

To keep the tradition going and to incite curiosity and the love for reading in children, an interclass story telling competition was held for class III on Wednesday, 3 July 2024. To captivate the audience, the enthusiastic storytellers used their props to portray a wonderful tale.

Each and every story was narrated with a moral. The oratory and presentation skills of the students were outstanding. The event was thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.

Fun With Origami

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

MBS International School organised a ‘Fun With Origami' activity for the students of class I on Tuesday, 2 July 2024. The students discovered the fascinating world of frog making by folding, creasing, and shaping the regular squares into lively amphibians with deft fingers and colourful papers. Laughter filled the air as these little artisans hop from one fold to the next, mastering the art of paper-frog creation. The origami frogs created during the activity served as charming souvenirs for the students to take home, a reminder of the fun and
rewarding experience they had while exploring the art of paper folding.
Overall, the activity was an engaging experience as it helped improve hand-eye coordination, concentration and creativity.

Puppet Show

"A puppet show is a gateway to a magical realm where imagination dances with creativity, and stories come alive in the hearts of both young and old." Anonymous

On Monday, 1 July 2024, MBS International School, Dwarka, warmly welcomed the Nursery and Kindergarten students back from their summer break with an enchanting ‘Puppet Show'. The show aimed to engage and entertain the young learners while fostering a sense of excitement. It featured a variety of colorful puppets, each portraying different characters and story conveying lessons on friendship and kindness through engaging narratives.

The primary objective of the puppet show was to introduce the little ones to the world of puppets and storytelling with educational values. Additionally, the show sought to strengthen the bond between the students and their teachers, fostering a positive school community. Such initiatives not only enhance the educational experience but also contribute to the holistic development of students in their formative years.

Overall, the Puppet Show was a fun and enriching experience, emphasising entertainment, educational significance, and community building for the young students.

Pool Party Activity

Live in the sunshine. Swim in the Sea. Drink in the wild air. -Ralph Waldo Emerson

The Pool Party for Nursery and Kindergarten students was a delightful event organised to provide young learners with a fun and memorable experience in a safe aquatic environment. The activity was held at MBS International School Dwarka, on Wednesday, 15 May 2024 and aimed to foster social interaction and enjoyment among the little ones. The pool area was created with a vibrant and inviting space, complete with colourful decorations and inflatable toys.

The little MBSians were thrilled to spend the day playing in water and splashing around with their friends. They enjoyed the party, bubbling with excitement and enthusiasm in their colourful swimsuits. It was a wonderful experience that brought joy and laughter before the summer break starts!

Hurdle Race

"You are never really playing an opponent. You are playing yourself, your own highest standards, and when you reach your limits, that is a real joy." -Arthur Ashe

On Tuesday, 14 May 2024, MBS International School Dwarka conducted 'Hurdle Race' activity for Class I students where they jumped over a series of hurdles, which were placed at equal distances from each other. The primary objective of the hurdle race activity was to promote physical fitness, sportsmanship, and competition among participants. Additionally, the event aimed to showcase the skills and agility of the MBS athletes in navigating hurdles effectively. Each participant eagerly lined up at the starting line, cheered on by their classmates and teachers crossed the hurdles with determination and enthusiasm.

Mother's Day Photo Frame

"All that I am or ever hope to be, I owe to my angel mother." –Abraham Lincoln

In an expression of gratitude towards mothers, MBS International School, Dwarka conducted a 'Photo Frame' activity on Thursday, 09 May 2024. The students of Class II crafted exquisite photo frames as a token of appreciation for their mothers' boundless love and dedication.Their excitement radiated through the vibrant colours and attractive frames, showcasing their artistic flair. This creative endeavour not only celebrated maternal love but also provided a platform for students to exhibit their creativity.

Mother's Day Card Making

Mother is the heartbeat in the home; and without her, there seems to be no heartthrob. Leroy Brownlow

On 07 May 2024, MBS International School conducted a ‘Card-Making' activity on the occasion of Mother's Day for the students of Class I. The activity was aimed at helping the students show appreciation for their mothers and create a special handmade cards for them. The students showed creativity and attention to the details in their card designs. They also expressed excitement about giving their handmade cards to their mothers and showing them how much they are loved and appreciated.

It was a meaningful and engaging activity that helped strengthen the bond between the students and their mothers. They also learned the value of gratitude, empathy and kindness.

Fun Race

"Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability." -John Wooden

On Thursday, 2 May 2024, MBS International School Dwarka conducted 'Fun Race' activity in which class II students had to balance a ball between their legs and reach the finish line without dropping it. The students showed great enthusiasm and competitiveness as they participated in the race. It was a test of their coordination and balance, requiring them toconcentrate and focus on keeping the ball in place as they moved forward.

The race was not only fun and entertaining, but also helped improve the students' motor skills. It also encouraged teamwork and sportsmanship as the students cheered each other and congratulated the winners. Overall, the fun race was a success and the students seemed to have a great time participating in it. It was a great way to promote physical activity and healthy competition among the students.

Labour Day

Without Labour, nothing is prosper. -Sophocles

On Thursday, 2 May 2024, Labour Day was celebrated in MBS International School, Dwarka with great enthusiasm and appreciation for the hard work and dedication shown by the school workers. Students from Nursery and Kindergarten came together to show their gratitude by presenting handmade cards to them.

The students put their heart and soul into creating these cards, with colourful drawings and heartfelt messages expressing their appreciation for the work that the school workers do every day. The cards were filled with words of thanks and encouragement, acknowledging the efforts of the maids, security guards, drivers, conductors and other workers who keep our school running smoothly.

It was a heartwarming moment as the workers received the cards with smiles on their faces, feeling appreciated and valued for their contribution to the school community.

Overall, Labour Day was a wonderful opportunity for the school community to come together and show gratitude for the hard work and dedication of the school workers. It was a day filled with warmth, gratitude, and unity, showcasing the spirit of camaraderie and appreciation within our school.Labour Day

Paper Plate Craft(Rainbow Jellyfish)

"Rainbows reminds us that even after the darkest clouds and fiercest winds there is still beauty." - Katrina Mayer

On Tuesday, 30 April 2024, MBS International School conducted ‘Paper Plate Craft' (Rainbow Jellyfish) activity for class I students, where they showcased their artistic flair, by creating a Rainbow Jellyfish using paper plates. This craft not only allowed them to explore their creativity but also provided an opportunity to learn about marine life in an engaging manner. Through this hands-on activity, the students honed their fine motor skills and also learned about colours, patterns, and the importance of following instructions.

Self Portrait Activity

"Every artist was first an amateur." - Ralph Waldo Emerson.

The 'Self Portrait' activity was organised for Pre-Primary Wing of MBS International School, Dwarka on Monday, 29 April 2024. The activity allowed the students to explore their own features, characteristics, and individuality while also developing their fine motor skills. The children observed and analysed their own facial features and expressions before attempting to draw their self-portraits. Most of the students approached the activity with enthusiasm and excitement, eagerly sharing their portraits with their teachers and classmates. Some children were more focused on capturing accurate details, while others enjoyed using vibrant colours and imaginative interpretations of themselves. Overall, the self-portrait activity was a valuable learning experience for the students as it fostered a sense of self-expression and confidence in their own abilities..

School Tour

"Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself." - John Dewey

On 24th and 25th of April, Nursery and Kindergarten classes of MBS International School embarked on an engaging tour to explore different areas of the school and learn about the various facilities available to them. The tour was led by the teachers who guided the little ones around the campus and provided them with information about each location.

The students started the tour from the playground, where they played on the swings, slides, and other equipment. They were excited to have the opportunity to run around and have fun in the open space. Next, the students visited the Medical room, where they were shown the different resources available. The teacher explained the importance of equipment and when they can be used. The students also visited the music room, Principal's Office , Vice Principals' Office, and Jr Headmistress's Office. The students were also taken to an IT lab where they were informed about various parts of the computer. Finally, the students visited the cafeteria where they saw the different food options available for them.

Overall, the school tour was a fun and educational experience for the Nursery and Kindergarten students. It helped them feel more comfortable and familiar with their school environment.

Marvellous Me – Self Introduction

Be yourself, but always your better self. – Karl G. Maeser

At MBS International School, we feel all the students are marvellous and full of energy, positivity and motivation. To foster the same feelings in our MBSians, an activity ‘Marvellous Me – Self Introduction' was organised for the students of Class II on Thursday, 25 April 2024.

The students expressed themselves freely about their hobbies, favourite cartoons, favourite games, favourite colours etc. They also used props to heighten the effect of their conversation.

This activity was a fun way for students to get to know each other better and also helped to build a sense of community within the class.

Know me better

Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom. - Aristotle

On Tuesday, 23 April 2024, MBS International School organised a ‘Know Me Better' activity for class I students. This activity was conducted as a way for students to familiarise themselves with each other. Each student was given the opportunity to briefly introduce themselves, sharing their name, hobbies, likes and dislikes.

Overall the activity was effective in breaking the ice and creating a more comfortable and welcoming atmosphere. It also helped to facilitate communication and establish a sense of unity among the students.

I am Unique

"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." - Oscar Wilde

On 23 April 2024, MBS International School resonated with the celebration of individuality by conducting 'I am Unique' activity. In this activity, the Nursery students enthusiastically engaged in taking their handprints on the sheet and Kindergarten students eloquently expressed their uniqueness through heartfelt lines, each one adding a layer of depth to the tapestry of diversity.

Through these endeavours, the school nurtured a culture where every child is encouraged to embrace their authenticity and celebrate the beauty of their own uniqueness.

Earth Day Activity

We are on the Earth to take care of life. We are on Earth to take care of each other.-Xiye Bastida

MBS International School observed ‘Earth Day' on April 22 2024, as a means to inculcate a sense of responsibility towards our planet among its youngest learners. During the commemoration, Nursery class students participated in a ‘Sponge Painting' activity depicting the Earth, while Kindergarten students engaged in a 'Tearing and Pasting' activity centered around environmental themes. In a symbolic gesture, the children pledged to uphold environmental cleanliness and promote afforestation.

I-Card Making

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember.Involve me and I learn. -Benjamin Franklin

To reinforce the concept of All about Me, I-Card Making activity was organised for the Preprimary Wing of MBS International School, Dwarka on Friday, 19 April 2024.

The primary objective of the activity was to introduce young learners to a fun and creative way of understanding the importance of personal identification. The students decorated their I-Cards using different art supplies and had a great time writing their details on them.

They were thrilled to wear their handmade I-cards, and this activity proved to be an effective way of mixing learning and creativity, making an indelible impression on the young MBSians.

EARTH DAY - Best Out Of Waste

"Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not every man's greed." - Mahatma Gandhi

On 16 April 2024, the students of Class I at MBS International School commemorated Earth Day by conducting a ‘Best Out Of Waste Activity,' championing recycling and creativity as they fashioned inventive pen stands from repurposed materials such as CDs, bangles and ice cream sticks. Guided by teachers, they transformed waste into art, fostering environmental awareness and resourcefulness. Through this hands-on experience, students learned valuable lessons in sustainability and stewardship, echoing Gandhi ji's wisdom to cherish and protect the planet.

Red Colour Day

"Red is the ultimate cure for sadness." - Bill Blass

On Monday, 15 April 2024, MBS International School immersed itself in a vibrant celebration of ‘Red Colour Day', embracing the essence of passion and vitality.The students from Nursery and Kindergarten embarked on a colourful journey of creativity and expression with joy and laughter. In the Nursery, young minds delved into the world of tearing and pasting, meticulously crafting apples out of crimson paper, while in the Kindergarten, the air was filled with excitement as children indulged in balloon printing to create enchanting flowers, a testament to their imagination and enthusiasm.

It was truly a memorable and fun-filled day for all the students that sparkled their curiosity and left them with cherished memories of the Red colour day.

Move and Mingle

Every new friend is a new adventure. The start of more memories. -PatrickLindsay

On Monday, 08 April 2024, MBS International School organised an activity called ‘Move and Mingle' for the students of Nursery and Kindergarten. It was a fun-filled day where the children got the opportunity to interact and socialise with their peers while indulging in some physical activities. The activity was a perfect blend of joyful experiences where the Nursery students introduced themselves and interacted with each other, while Kindergarten students were encouraged to make a card for their new friends. The enthusiasm and eagerness displayed by the children during the activity were remarkable and provided young learners with not only a day of enjoyment but also valuable social interaction.

Commencement of New Session

A new school year means new beginnings, new adventures, new friendships, and new challenges.The slate is clear, and anything can happen.- Denise Witmer

With great anticipation and enthusiasm, the new session at MBS International School commenced on 3 April 2024 for the students of Class I and II, embarking on a journey of learning, growth, and exploration. A variety of engaging activities and learning experiences were planned for the students on the first day which included some outdoor activities, art work, group work, storytelling sessions and some educational games and puzzles. This offered numerous benefits for students such as enhanced engagement and strengthened teacher-student relationship.

Acclimatization Day

Education is the key that unlocks the golden door to freedom. George Washington Carver

On Monday, 01 April 2024, MBS International School organised ‘Acclimatization Day' for the students of Nursery and Kindergarten. The goal of the day was to help them adapt to their new academic environment and to foster a sense of belonging for the school.

The day started off with a family photo shoot and many educational and fun filled activities to build teamwork, develop social skills and boost their confidence. Overall, the Acclimatization Day was a success as the students seemed happy and excited to start their new journey at MBS International School. We believe that this day helped them feel more comfortable and confident in their new environment, setting them up for a successful school year ahead.