Primary wing 
On the occasion of International Tiger Day, the primary wing students of grades 1-3 at our school engaged in a series of exciting and educational activities to raise awareness about tiger conservation and the importance of protecting wildlife.
The young learners from Grade 1 showcased their creativity by designing a vibrant and interactive photo booth.
Grade 2 students immersed themselves in a jungle-themed party, complete with decorations and activities that brought the wild to life. In addition, they practiced slogan writing, crafting powerful messages to advocate for animal conservation.
The students of Grade 3 channeled their artistic skills into creating impactful posters. Each poster highlighted the plight of tigers and the urgent need for conservation efforts.
The activities conducted across all grades not only provided a fun and engaging learning experience but also instilled a sense of responsibility and awareness among the students about the significance of wildlife conservation.

Pre primary 
In celebration of International Tiger's Day and World Nature Conservation Day, the pre-primary wing was abuzz with vibrant activities. The tiny tots of Nursery and Pre-Nursery crafted enchanting tiger puppets and delighted in a captivating storytelling session, "How the Tiger Got Its Stripes." The kindergarteners adorned their art files with exquisite tiger drawings, showcasing their artistic flair in a coloring competition themed World Nature Conservation Day. Their creativity shone through vivid hues and imaginative designs and they enjoyed a delightful nature walk to explore the beauty of their surroundings and to learn about the importance of preserving our natural environment.The upper kindergarteners further displayed their artistic prowess in a poster-making competition on the same theme, complemented by their stunning tiger crafts and enjoyed a virtual zoo visit deepening their appreciation for wildlife and conservation and thus adding a touch of magnificence to the festivities.

Kargil Vijay Diwas 
On July 26, 2024, St. Xavier’s High School Sector 81 commemorated Kargil Diwas with great respect and patriotism to pay homage to the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the motherland.

Students were shown impactful videos that depicted the valor and sacrifices of the soldiers, instilling a sense of pride and gratitude. Following the videos, an informative session was conducted by the teachers, highlighting the significance of Kargil Diwas and recounting the heroic deeds of the soldiers.

World Nature Conservation Day 

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

On July 26, 2024, St. Xavier’s High School Sector 81 celebrated Nature Conservation Day with great enthusiasm and creativity among the students of the primary wing. This special day was marked by a series of engaging and educational activities aimed at fostering an appreciation for nature and promoting environmental awareness.

The young scholars of grades 1 and 3 showcased their artistic talents by creating beautiful and vibrant collages using dry leaves and twigs. These natural materials were transformed into stunning artworks, reflecting the students’ creativity and their connection to nature.

Grade 2 students participated in group activities, where they collaborated to create unique artifacts from waste leaves and twigs. This hands-on project not only encouraged teamwork but also highlighted the potential of recycling natural waste into beautiful and useful items.

Through these activities, students learned valuable lessons about sustainability and the positive impact of recycling on the environment.

NATIONAL PARENTS DAY 
Someone has rightly said "No one can love you more than your parents do", the saying holds great depth and love in it and to show gratitude towards this thought the PRE PRIMARY GROUP prepared some beautiful take aways for their lovely parents .
The Pre Nursery and the Nursery group indulged in the creation of beautiful colorful mugs with blossoming flowers to depict their garden of joy for their parents , whereas the KG group made a set of beautiful hands placed on two ends bridging the gap with a quote of love and care. UKG group created a beautiful Gratitude galary for parents where children created appreciation board and have written messages thanking their parents .
The day did instigate feelings of gratitude,  love , care , empathy and loyalty among each one of us through simple acts of thankfulness to commemorate the day .
We wish our dear Parents a very Happy Parents Day .

Special Assembly
Grade II E
Date 25.7.24
Topic -   Van Mahotsav

“Trees are the kindest things that we grow”. This has been rightly said as the needs of all the living beings are fulfilled by them, but their depleting number has become a serious issue. To make students aware of this issue and taking initiative towards it, students of Class- II E  organized a Special Assembly  on the theme- 'Van Mahotsav’
 
The assembly started with a beautiful Sanskrit shlok and welcoming respected headmistress ma’am and coordinator ma’am. Students explained the importance of the festival and why it is celebrated which was followed by a catchy song.  An exhilarating  Nukkad natak performance was given by the students giving a message to save trees.
 Students were also enlightened about the important “Chipko Movement” started by Sunder Lal Bahuguna in 1970 to save trees.  A heart touching dance performance at the end mesmerised everyone. The assembly concluded with the motivating address by respected headmistress ma’am.

Special Assembly - 2D “Parental Love is the only love that is truly unconditional and forgiving.”
Students of 2-D came together to celebrate and honor the incredible role parents play in our lives with a special assembly themed "Parents: Pinnacle- A Day of Thanks." It was a day filled with heartfelt gratitude, moving performances, and memorable moments. Our talented students took the stage to share a touching poem recitation that beautifully captured the essence of parental love and dedication. Kids also presented a heartfelt skit reminding us of the strength and support parents provide. A stirring song performance followed by a vibrant dance performance that added an energetic and joyful spirit to the celebration. Assembly was concluded with words of wisdom by our respected Headmistress Ma’am who encouraged the students to express gratitude towards their parents.

Mango Day -
 
“Mangoes: The golden delight that brings smiles with every bite.”🥭🥭🙂

On July 22, St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, celebrated National Mango Day 🥭with great enthusiasm and creativity. Students from Pre-primary to Grade 3 were engaged in a variety of kitchenette activities, making delicious mango-based dishes.😋

The celebration aimed to educate students about the nutritional benefits of 🥭 and provide hands-on experience in preparing simple yet delightful recipes.

The event was a delightful mix of fun and learning, with students eagerly participating in each activity. They not only enjoyed the process of making these dishes but also shared them with their friends and teachers, spreading the joy of the mango season.

Special Assemby- Swachh Bharat Abhiyan by 2C.

The students of Grade 2C orchestrated a remarkable special assembly dedicated to raising awareness about the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, utilizing a diverse range of artistic expressions to convey the importance of cleanliness and sanitation. 

Through a multi-faceted approach incorporating a combination of speech, skit, poem, song, and vibrant dance performance, they captivated their audience and instilled a sense of responsibility towards maintaining a cleaner and healthier environment..

The assembly culminated on a poignant note with the words of wisdom and encouragement by the Headmistress Ma’am, who commended the students for their exemplary efforts in promoting the ideals of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. Her inspiring remarks reiterated the importance of individual and collective responsibility in achieving the goals of the cleanliness campaign, motivating everyone to actively participate in the initiative.

Grade 1, Learning is Fun

Learning by doing is an effective approach for first graders as it engages them actively in the learning process. Children learnt about ascending descending numbers, comparison of numbers, use of articles, इ, ई की मात्राएँ etc. By incorporating these hands-on activities, first graders can engage with the material in a fun and meaningful way, enhancing their understanding and retention of the concepts being taught.

🌿Celebrating Paper Bag Day with Our Little Eco-Warriors! 🌿

Our Pre-Primary students had an amazing time celebrating Paper Bag Day! The Pre-Nursery and Nursery kids got creative with leaf printing on paper bags, creating beautiful, eco-friendly designs. Kindergarten students participated in a pasting activity, learning how to repurpose materials. Our UKG students took it a step further by crafting paper bags from old newspapers, showcasing their enthusiasm and skill. We are so proud of our young students for their creativity and dedication to protecting our planet through these fun, educational activities!

Fire mock drill - 

On July 10, our school conducted a fire mock drill to enhance student safety and preparedness in the event of an emergency. The drill aimed to familiarize students with evacuation procedures and ensure everyone knows their roles during a fire scenario.

The fire alarm was activated, prompting students and staff to remain calm and follow the designated evacuation routes. All classrooms and facilities were evacuated efficiently and students gathered at the assembly point for roll call.

Teachers provided guidance throughout the drill, emphasizing the importance of quick and orderly movement. The drill concluded with a brief discussion about fire safety protocols and the significance of being prepared.

Overall, the exercise was a success, reinforcing our commitment to maintaining a safe learning environment for all students.

Special Assembly by Class 2B
Topic :Time
🎉Our talented young stars from Class 2B put on a fantastic assembly all about TIME! ⏰✨The assembly was filled with wonderful performances that showcased the importance of time:🎭
Skit- Time's Lesson The children acted out a skit demonstrating how to use time wisely. Their creativity and message were truly inspiring!
📚 Fact File: The students shared interesting and educational facts about time, leaving everyone amazed at their knowledge.
✍️ Poem - "Time's Priceless Gift": A heartfelt poem was recited, reminding us all of the invaluable nature of time.
💃 Dance Performance: The assembly ended on a high note with a lively dance performance to the classic "Rock Around the Clock." The energy was contagious!
🧠 Quiz Quest: The event also included a fun and engaging General Knowledge quiz on time, challenging both students and teachers alike.
A big applause to all the students for their hard work and dedication. This assembly was a wonderful reminder of how precious our time is!

Special Assembly,2A - 

The learners of Grade 2 A presented an inspiring assembly on the theme "Dream Big,Aim High".
The assembly emphasized the importance of setting ambitious goals and pursuing dreams with dedication and perseverance.
The assembly began with some inspiring stories followed by a song highlighting the theme of striving for excellence and reaching beyond one's limits.
A skit highlighting that "Every dream is unique" was presented by the  students.
A dance performance on the song "Dreamers" left everyone spellbound.
Several students shared their dreams for the future showcasing a diverse array of aspirations.
The assembly was a resounding success. Through song, poem, a thoughtful skit and dance, the students conveyed a powerful message about the importance of setting high goals and working tirelessly to achieve them.

International Plastic Bag Free Day,  celebrated on July 3, is a global initiative that aims to eliminate the use of plastic bags. Plastic bags may seem like a grocery shopping convenience, but they are also a huge strain on the environment. It can take up to 500 years for plastic bags to disintegrate, so they make up a large portion of what stays in our landfills and pollutes our waterways. 

With the intention of spreading awareness and cultivating a sense of collective responsibility towards our planet Earth, the students of St.Xavier’s High School primary wing enthusiastically celebrated the ‘International Plastic Bag Free Day’ on 3 July 2024. 

Under the guidance of their teacher, the students of Grade 1 enthusiastically participated in making paper bags. The activity was designed to introduce the youngest students to sustainable practices in a fun and engaging way.
The Grade 2 students participated in a discussion during the Mass Assembly about the environmental impacts of plastic bags. The discussion covered topics such as the pollution caused by plastic waste, the dangers it poses to wildlife, and the benefits of using reusable bags.
The Grade 3 students made paper bags and wrote slogans and messages on them to spread awareness about the harmful effects of plastic bags. 
The activities conducted on Plastic Free Bag Day successfully raised awareness among students about the environmental impact of plastic bags and the importance of using eco-friendly alternatives.

Every story matters, it is something that connects hearts and minds. None other than a story can do the magic to empower, engage, and educate.
St. Xavier's High School ,Gurugram organized a storytelling workshop for teachers of all branches from pre-primary and primary sections as well as all language teachers with the enigmatic storyteller and founder of Kathashala Mrs. Simi Srivastav on 29.06.24 in the school premises.

The workshop entailed Mrs. Srivastav engaging teachers in exercises that set the mood and built anticipation among all. She highlighted the essential elements of storytelling and demonstrated the techniques employed to captivate the audience. She enlisted the benefits of storytelling and shed light on how it caters to the different types of learners. Selecting an appropriate story aimed at different age groups was also mentioned by her.
The workshop concluded with a discussion on the impact of storytelling on student learning and engagement. Participants expressed enthusiasm for incorporating storytelling into their teaching practices and shared plans for implementing the techniques learned.
The workshop was a resounding success, equipping educators with valuable tools to make learning more dynamic and enjoyable through the power of storytelling.