Our playgroup (Early Child Care) students were recently taken to Sundervan. Their excitement knew no bounds as they spotted bats, snakes, crocodiles, rabbits tortoise, ducks, turkey etc. They could identify the animals, birds and species and sang relevant rhymes, expressing their sheer joy. The little ones observed each of the existent species and absorbed from their surroundings. Such field trips are both enjoyable and educational where the social and interpersonal skills of little students are greatly enhanced.

Our Junior KG students enjoyed hand-printing activity at school today. Under the supervision of their respective teachers, the students dipped their hands in various colourful paint and imprinted their palms on a chart paper. The hand prints were then cut in different shapes of trees, butterflies etc. The little ones also helped their teachers in pasting their recent photos on the cut outs. The end picture formed depicted unity in class, indoctrinating the value of staying together. The day’s enjoyment continued as our teachers narrated stories with hand puppets to the students.

On 21st June, World Yoga Day was celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm at Satellite School for Children. The celebration started with a motivating speech by our yoga instructor, Ms. Alpa. She explained the kids the importance of performing yoga, which helps one to lead a better life. Our tiny tots performed various forms (asanas) with ease and perfection. After the synchronized chanting of ‘Omkar-mantra’, students performed ‘Surya-Namaskar’ followed by various sitting and standing asanas. The celebration concluded with encouraging words from our principal, who inspired us to practice yoga every day to remain fit and healthy.

Playgroup (Early Child Care) Children Back to School

Our playgroup (Early Child Care) students came back to school in full spirit wearing polka dot dresses. After almost 2 months of break, the little ones took a while to settle in but our teachers, who were in their Polka dot attire too made it as comfortable for the children as possible. The little cherubs spent their time playing with their favourite classroom toys, spent quality time with their teachers and finally went back home with polka dot balloons, with a promise to return the next day!