Ralli International School

PRIMARY WING ASSEMBLIES

Assemblies for the Primary Wing are centered around vibrant themes such as festivals and moral values. These gatherings immerse young minds in the cultural diversity of our nation, celebrating the essence of various festivals while instilling important life lessons. Through interactive activities and engaging discussions, students develop an appreciation for traditions and a strong sense of community.

Date : 25/04/2025

HOUSE : II SHAKTI HOUSE

Topic : SCHOOL – A Place where Learning meets Fun

"School is the best place to explore, create, and have fun with friends!"

The morning assembly conducted by Grade II Shakti house was a delightful celebration of school life, where learning and fun go hand in hand. The assembly brought to life the true essence of our school as a space where curiosity blossoms and friendships flourish. The assembly commenced with a warm welcome and a thought-provoking message: “School is where we learn new things and have fun at the same time! The more we enjoy learning, the smarter we grow.” This beautiful thought set the tone for the day, reminding everyone that knowledge becomes meaningful when enjoyed in the company of friends and mentors.

As the saying goes, “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” and school is where that journey truly begins. Following this, a soulful prayer was offered to seek the Almighty’s blessings for a day filled with joy, wisdom, and enriching experiences. The serene voices of our young learners created an atmosphere of peace and positivity.

The next segment featured another inspiring thought: “Learning becomes fun when we share it with others.” This resonated deeply with students and teachers alike, highlighting how collaboration and shared experiences turn learning into a joyful adventure. A creatively crafted poem was then presented, expressing how school is not just a place for books, but a canvas for imagination, laughter, and growth. The poetic verses beautifully conveyed how each school day adds a new color to our lives.

The highlight of the assembly was a heartwarming skit performed by the students. Through engaging dialogues and expressive acting, the skit showcased how kindness, teamwork, and curiosity can turn even challenges into opportunities for joy. As the idiom goes, “Many hands make light work,” the performance underlined the value of unity and cooperation in a school setting.

This was followed by a cheerful and melodious song presentation that captured the spirit of learning together. The harmonious voices echoed through the hall, bringing smiles to every face and reinforcing the joy of shared achievements. To add rhythm to the celebration, a vibrant dance performance lit up the stage. With energetic moves and infectious enthusiasm, the performers showcased the fun-filled side of school life, leaving the audience clapping and cheerful. The assembly concluded with the singing of the National Anthem, filling everyone with a sense of pride, patriotism, and belonging.

CREDITS

INTRODUCTION – Naman Agarwal, Vaanika Bisht

ANCHOR – Manik Gunwant

PRAYER – Charvi Mathur, Anaya Upadhyay, Aahan Suri, Krishivv Kaushik, Jeesha Goyal, Aditya Raj, Atharv Singh

THOUGHT OF THE DAY – P. Thritika

POEM – Saraansh Mehindiratta, Mehr Gandhi

SONG PRESENTATION – Medhansh Bhatt, Avtansh Rawat, Karan Tiwari, Taksh Gupta, Hriyansh Goyal, Priyal Chaudhary, Riyansh Paliwal, Shivansh Tyagi

SKIT – Kayra Miglani, Shreem Sharma, Vivaan Gupta, Jayas Mehta, Vidhan, Vedika Khanna, Divyansh Bahuguna, Lakshita Prajapati, Areeb Nasim

DANCE – Ganika Tayal, Janica Verma, Aadhya Singh, Divya, Yashika Singh, Vedika Khanna, Priyal Chaudhary

NATIONAL ANTHEM – Trijil Singh, Tanvi Gupta, Jeesha Goyal

TEACHER IN CHARGE – Ms Preeti Agarwal

Date : 23/04/2025

HOUSE : V PRERNA HOUSE

VENUE : SCHOOL GROUND

Topic : SCIENCE IN EVERYDAY LIFE: MAKING LEARNING FUN

“Science is not only a disciple of reason, but also one of romance and passion.” – Stephen Hawking

On Wednesday, 23 April 2025, the students of Grade V Prerna House conducted a vibrant and engaging assembly centered around the theme “Science in Everyday Life: Making Learning Fun.” The objective of this assembly was to help students recognize the vital role science plays in our daily lives and to spark curiosity, creativity, and a genuine interest in scientific discovery. The assembly commenced on a serene note with a morning prayer, encouraging mindfulness and gratitude. This was followed by a Thought for the Day, shared by a student, which beautifully captured the spirit of the event: “Science is not confined to laboratories— it’s in every breath we take, every gadget we use, and every choice we make.” This powerful message reminded everyone that science is an integral part of our daily routines.

To connect the theme with the wider world, a group of students presented the News Update, covering recent scientific advancements alongside important national and international events. This segment helped the students see science as both relevant and timely. A key highlight of the assembly was a well-articulated speech by a student, who emphasized how science is all around us — from the simplest household objects to the most complex technologies — and how understanding it can make everyday life more interesting and informed.

The most thrilling segment of the assembly was the Live Science Experiments performed by students. Experiments such as invisible ink and the magical balloon captivated the audience, demonstrating that even simple materials can lead to fascinating scientific revelations.These hands-on demonstrations brought the fun and excitement of science to life. Adding an artistic flair, students then presented lively dance performance inspired by scientific concepts, creatively blending science with the arts to keep the audience both entertained and intellectually engaged.

The assembly concluded with the National Anthem, filling the atmosphere with a collective sense of pride and unity. Overall, the assembly on “Science in Everyday Life: Making Learning Fun” inspired students to look beyond textbooks and see science as an exciting and accessible part of their everyday experiences. It truly celebrated the spirit of exploration, innovation, and joyful learning.

CREDITS

ANCHOR – Somya Choudhary, Saatvik Gupta, Nitya Tomar, Yatharth Pandey, Avika Batham, Rohan Singh, Samridhi Negi

THOUGHT – News and Speech: Navya Tyagi, Reyansh Baurai, Aizah Noor

DANCE – Kavya Bisht, Prisha Singh, Ira Sinha, Anupriya Sinha, Aaradhya Singh, Garima Mehra

SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS – Kiyaan Chauhan, Harsimar Kaur Jaggi, Aakriti Rastogi, Harsheen Kaur, Deveshi Tomar, Avya Duggal, Samridhi Singh, Reyansh Baurai

CHOIR GROUP – Bhavyansh Saini, Aarav Sharma, Aaryav Chauhan, Mihir Dhiman, Parth Makkar, Shreya Gupta, Aditi Singh, Ansh Massey, Kairav Sengupta, Vanisha Chauhan, Akshit Tetarbe, Darsh Paul, Vedansh Jain, Aarush Kumar, Amogha Singh, Neelesh Handoo, Omi Rawat, Samridhi Negi, Varnika Ray

TEACHER IN CHARGE – Ms Sonia Sharma

Date : 16/04/2025

HOUSE : V (EKTA HOUSE)

Topic : ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMPIONS - PRESERVING OUR ECOSYSTEM (SDG GOAL 13 CLIMATE ACTION)

“The earth does not belong to us; we belong to the earth. Let us protect and preserve it for future generations.”

On Wednesday, 16 April 2025, the students of Ekta House presented a remarkable assembly at Ralli International School on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 13, titled "Environmental Champions: Preserving Our Ecosystem." The assembly emphasized the urgent need for climate action to address the ongoing climate crisis, highlighting the impact of climate change and the critical steps needed to ensure a healthier, more sustainable planet for future generations.

The climate crisis is one of the most pressing challenges of our time. SDG 13, "Climate Action," aims to combat climate change and its devastating effects. This goal is vital because climate change influences every aspect of our lives—our health, the economy, and the environment. The assembly began with an engaging introduction, explaining the significance of SDG 13 and the need for urgent action to mitigate climate change and its impacts. It stressed the importance of not only protecting the environment but also proactively ensuring sustainable development across all sectors of society

The assembly opened with a solemn prayer, invoking peace and harmony for the world. This was followed by a reflective thought on the importance of collective responsibility in preserving our planet. To keep everyone informed and connected with the world, a brief yet comprehensive update on the latest national and international news was shared. This helped students stay aware of important events and developments, fostering a sense of curiosity and global awareness.

Students of Grade V delivered an insightful speech on SDG 13, shedding light on the harmful effects of overconsumption and unsustainable production practices on the environment. They emphasized how small, everyday actions—such as reducing waste, conserving energy, and choosing eco-friendly products—can have a significant positive impact on the planet. To complement this message, the students presented a melodious song that inspired everyone to "protect the environment and embrace sustainability."

The highlight of the assembly was a lively and vibrant dance performance titled "Save the Environment." The energetic and passionate performance symbolized the unity and collective effort needed to preserve the planet. In line with the assembly's theme, the students encouraged everyone to think critically about their consumption patterns and adopt more sustainable practices in their daily lives.

The assembly concluded with the national anthem, leaving both students and staff with a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to taking action for the environment. This event not only educated the students about the significance of SDG 13 but also inspired them to become Environmental Champions, actively preserving the ecosystem and promoting sustainability in their communities.

CREDITS

ANCHOR – Hridya Bisht (V-C), Anish Rawat (V-A)

SPEECH – Reyansh Thakur (V-C), Nikunj Jain (V-E)

THOUGHT OF THE DAY – Advit Tomar (V-A)

NEWS – Pranaya Kharbanda (V-E)

PRAYER/SONG – Pallavi Kumari (V-C),Arjoi (V-D), Ananya Tripathi (V-D), Arjun Tripathi (V-C), Shivansh Kulasari (V-A), Krishay Pandey (V-A), Shubh Bansal (V-B), Rishika Rathore (V-B), Dhanvika (V-D), Ashvi Choudhary (V-E)

DANCE – Mihika Kumar (V-A), Vatsalya Bhardwaj (V-A), Shridhi Bhardwaj (V-C), Vaishnavi Negi (V-B), Vedika Thakur (V-E), Sheryl Kasana (V-E), Kashvi Garg (V-C), Bhumi Sharma (V-D)

TEACHER IN CHARGE – Ms. Shubhi Goel

Date : 11/04/2025

CLASS : Grade 1

TOPIC : “Let’s Be Friends.”

“Friendship is built on kindness, not cruelty. Real friends lift each other up, never tear down. There’s no room for bullying where love, respect, and true connection exist.”

On Friday, 11 April 2025, the students of Grade 1 took the stage with flying colors as they hosted a heartwarming school assembly centered around the theme “Let’s Be Friends.” This assembly offered a golden opportunity for the little ones to put their best foot forward and learn about kindness, empathy, and respect, while spreading the crucial message of standing united against bullying. From start to finish, the assembly was a breath of fresh air, filled with energy, enthusiasm, and emotion.

The assembly started on a peaceful note with a serene prayer, setting the stage for meaningful reflection. What followed was a series of engaging performances — from a skit that hit the nail on the head in conveying the importance of empathy, to poetry that tugged at the heartstrings, the students didn’t miss a beat.

A powerful role-play performance took center stage, emphasizing how one small act of inclusion can turn the tide for someone feeling left out. Their message rang loud and clear: “There’s no room for bullying where kindness is the key and friendship is the door.”

One of the highlights was a skit that underscored the importance of treating others the way you want to be treated. By putting themselves in someone else’s shoes, the children depicted how to be a true friend — through kind words, warm gestures, and open arms.

The mood then turned cheerful as the students sang, “Let Us Sing Together, Let Us Smile Together,” a catchy and uplifting tune that encouraged everyone to embrace differences and dance to the same beat. Their bright smiles and heartfelt performance reminded us that a smile is the shortest distance between two people.

Adding another feather to the cap, the children performed a graceful dance to the popular song “Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na”, celebrating togetherness and acceptance. Their expressive movements spoke louder than words, symbolizing the beauty of standing shoulder to shoulder, no matter the differences.

The assembly came to a close with the singing of the National Anthem, reinforcing the spirit of unity in diversity and the shared responsibility of building a safe, inclusive school environment. This assembly was more than just a collection of performances — it was a wake-up call to always choose kindness, to be the change, and to remember that a friend in need is a friend indeed.

CREDITS

ANCHOR – Krisha Jain, Atiksh Singh, Amay Jain

PRAYER – Shivansh Kar, Hitaksh Kansal, Arnav Dhiman, Shamim Ansari, Hetvik Mehul Janani, Devansh Jain, Vivaan Talwar, Anmol Tyagi, Shaurya Sharma Singh, Krishna, Pratham Masant, Vanshika Chhaya, Dipti Sharma, Ayaansh Madaan, Ayansh Nagar, Viraj Sharma, Shivansh

THOUGHT – Dhruvin Sonkar

POEM RECITATION – Shaurya, Pratishtha Singh

SKIT – Nitya Bisht, Sristhi Kesri, Nivid Rawat, Sanvi Raj, Aayansh Garg, Vansh Anil Kate, Raghav Yadav, Chirag Chaudhary, Kiyansh, Hitansh Negi, Muhammd Aarman

DANCE – Alishka Agarwal, Inaya Gupta, Ojaswani Pathak, Dhaani Valani, Kuhu Ishan, Atiksh Singh, Satvik Aggarwal, Baani Makhija, Nitiksha Sharma, Amay Jain, Tanvi Tyagi, Pratishtha Singh, Sristhi Kesri, Ridhanshi Rauthan, Saanvi Raj, Gurbani Tyagi, Jaanvi

SONG – Sanchi, Chitranshi Chaudhary, Aaragya Singh, Shivansh Kar, Divya Prakash, Bhavika Ranjan, Dhruv Tyagi, Aayansh Gupta, Muhammd Arman, Hitansh Negi, Aayansh Garg, Vansh Anil Ket

NATIONAL ANTHEM – Ishan Madhvar, Rudra Raj, Rudraksh Joshi, Daksh Singh Mehta, Varun Singh, Inaaya Sen, Kavya Rai, Kavya Bhatt, Vaishnavi, Vani Sharma, Jiya Kumari, Shubh Katiyar, Kiyan Goyal, Tafseer Raja

TEACHER INCHARGE – Ms. Prachi Benjiwal, Ms. Nancy Bhardwaj, Ms. Anita Upender Parmar, Ms. Anugrah Tamang

Date : 09/04/2025

HOUSE : Classes – III, IV, V

Topic : Welcome Assembly

“Every new beginning brings with it the promise of growth, learning and endless possibilities.”

To mark the dawn of a new academic session, a warm and welcoming assembly was organized by the students of Classes III, IV, and V on Wednesday, 09 April 2025. The assembly started with a serene prayer, invoking blessings for a successful and joyful year ahead. The atmosphere was filled with new hopes and fresh beginnings, as students prepared to turn over a new leaf.

This was followed by a thought-provoking reflection, reminding us that “every cloud has a silver lining” and encouraging everyone to face the music with courage and optimism. It served as a gentle nudge to look at obstacles as blessings in disguise.

The latest news headlines were read aloud to keep everyone in the loop with what’s happening around the world. From national to international news, students helped paint the big picture, bringing the global scene into focus.

Next, a heartwarming welcome speech was delivered by the students from Class V. The speech highlighted the buzz of beginning a new journey, encouraged everyone to put their best foot forward, and shared a few uplifting words for the road ahead.

Excitement was in the air as the students performed a melodious welcome song. Their sweet voices and lively energy hit the right note, bringing smiles to everyone’s faces and lifting everyone’s spirits.

To add more color to the canvas, a vibrant welcome dance was performed by the students — a true feast for the eyes. The graceful moves and joyful expressions of the performers brought a festive flair to the assembly and truly stole the show.

The welcome assembly was a breath of fresh air, filled with smiles, enthusiasm, and a strong sense of togetherness. It set the tone for a positive and productive year ahead — a perfect springboard into a new chapter of learning and growth. The assembly was wrapped up with the national anthem, leaving everyone with a sense of pride and unity.

CREDITS

ANCHORS – Kritika Adhikari (5C), Somya Choudhary (5E), Kashika (4B), Gomika Joshi (5B)

PRAYER – Veer Pratap Singh (IV A), Atharv Singh (IV B), Viraj Chaudhary (III D), Amyra Kaur (III D), Harshita Negi (III D), Saanvi Bisht (III D), Akshar Saini (III B), Vaamika Gupta (VE), Shreya Jha (V E), Lavika Passi (V A)

THOUGHT – Kiyaan Dave (IV B)

NEWS – Jiya Sakhuja and Devishi Joshi (IV E)

WELCOME SPEECH – Prisha Guha (VC), Daksh Yadav (VE)

SONG – Anaya Pandey (III A), Kavyansh Malik (III A), Jay Singh Bora (IVB), Akshit Kumar (III B), Chetan Ujjainwal (III B), Mihika Agrawal (IV C), Supriya Kumari (IV C), Madhav Sharma (IV D), Kritiraj Jena (IV D), Rishita Bisht (IV E), Aaryan Singh (V D), Hanshit Chugh (VE), Avika Batham (VE)

DANCE – Mihika Kumar (V A), Garima Mehra (VB), Anysha Bhardwaj (VC), Anurita Samanta (VD), Nikita Rastogi (V E), Kavya Bisht (VE), Vatsalya Bhardwaj (V A), Swastika Singh (IVA), Devanshi Sharma (IVB), Anika Sharma (IVB), Gurmehar Arora (IVC), Aishani Singh (IV C), Aahana Suri (IVD), Divyanshi (IIIA), Sejal Tyagi (IIIC), Diya Chauhan (IIID)

NATIONAL ANTHEM – Veer Pratap Singh (IV A), Atharv Singh (IV B), Viraj Chaudhary (III D), Amyra Kaur (III D), Harshita Negi (III D), Saanvi Bisht (III D), Akshar Saini (III B), Vaamika Gupta (VE), Shreya Jha (V E), Yatharth Khanna (V A), Lavisha Passi (V A), Anish Rawat (V A)

Date : 03/04/2025

HOUSE : II (ALL SECTIONS)

Topic : Back to School: Let the Fun Begin

"The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you.”

The students of Grade II rolled out the red carpet for a vibrant and engaging assembly on the theme "Back to School – Let the Fun Begin!". The aim was to reignite the spark of excitement that comes with fresh beginnings, fostering a positive and energetic learning environment. It was more than just an assembly; it was a celebration of new opportunities, new friendships, and the adventures that lie ahead.

The assembly started with an electrifying welcome by the young anchors, who confidently stepped onto the stage, their faces lit with enthusiasm. With voices brimming with warmth and cheer, they greeted the audience, sharing their excitement about returning to school, reuniting with friends, and embracing the new academic journey ahead.

It continued with a soulful invocation, seeking the blessings of the Lord Almighty, which filled the atmosphere with a sense of peace and gratitude. This was followed by an inspiring Thought for the Day, designed to motivate and uplift young minds, planting seeds of positivity and ambition. The first highlight of the morning was a delightful skit that brought the importance of school to life. The students performed with great energy, using humor and relatable scenarios to showcase how school is not just a place for books but a vibrant space for growth, friendships, and discovery.

Next, a young student took the stage to recite a beautiful poem about the significance of school. The poem was heartfelt, filled with rhythmic verses that painted vivid pictures of classroom adventures, friendships, and the joy of learning. The emotional high point of the assembly was a soul-stirring song performed by the students. The melody was both powerful and moving, touching hearts with its heartfelt lyrics. The song celebrated the spirit of learning, friendship, and the endless possibilities that come with a new school year. It was a performance that left everyone tapping their feet and humming along

But the excitement didn’t stop there! The assembly reached a crescendo with an energetic and colourful dance performance centered around the theme. The students danced with vibrant expressions, showcasing the importance of school. Their dynamic moves, colorful costumes, and synchronized steps had the audience clapping and cheering, making it one of the most memorable parts of the day. The assembly drew to a proud and patriotic close with the National Anthem, as everyone stood in solemn respect, their hearts swelling with pride for their country.

CREDITS

ANCHOR – Manik Gunwant, Gavya Kapoor, Ansh Yadav, Nirbani Dhingra, Saransh Mehndiratta

PRAYER – Gauransh Tayal, Aradhya Vivaan Gupta, Priyal Choudhary, Riyansh Paliwal, Rushika Bisht, Myra Agrawal

THOUGHT OF THE DAY – Naman

POEM – Anant Shivas

SINGER OF A SONG (MUSIC) – Athrav Singh, Anmol Singh, Lakshita Prajapati, Rudransh Pratap, Amayra Singh, Mehak Pant, Srisha Rana, Vidhaan

SKIT – Jayas Mehta, Avika Sundriyal, Tiyanshika Chauhan, Pranika Sharma

DANCE – Naina Rawat, Lavanaya Bisht, Vedika Khanna, Sejal Melk ani, Kaira Anjana, Ganika Tayal, Nirbani Dhingra, Janica Verma, Kayra Miglani

NATIONAL ANTHEM – Kaira Anjana, Ansh Yadav, Aarav Negi, Shaanvi Deo, Saanvi Pandey, Yashveer, Arnav Singh, Astik Gautam, Avtansh

TEACHER IN CHARGE – Ms. Preeti, Ms. Khushboo, Ms. Kajal Sehgal & Ms. Sanchi Kapoor

Date : 15/05/2025

HOUSE : - I PRERNA HOUSE

Topic : KNOW YOUR SCHOOL FROM CLASSROOMS TO PLAYGROUNDS

“The classroom is the heart of learning, and the playground is the soul of joy.”

On Thursday, 15 May 2025, the students of Grade 1 Prerna House conducted a vibrant and insightful assembly on the theme “Know Your School – From Classrooms to Playgrounds.” The young learners took the stage with confidence and enthusiasm, presenting a series of engaging performances that highlighted two integral aspects of school life — the classroom and the playground.

The assembly began with School prayer, soulful OM chanting, and the Gayatri Mantra, setting a calm and reflective tone. This was followed by a Meaningful thought highlighting the importance of respecting all learning spaces within the school environment.

In contrast, the playground was portrayed as the center of joy and connection. The students expressed how games and play build essential life skills such as resilience, sportsmanship, and leadership — skills that are equally important as academic learning.

A Musical performance titled “I Love My School” beautifully captured the spirit of the assembly, evoking a sense of pride and belonging. This was followed by an Energetic dance performance, which symbolically represented the perfect balance between classroom discipline and playground excitement.

The assembly concluded with the singing of the National Anthem, bringing the event to a respectful and patriotic close. Overall, the assembly not only showcased the students’ talents and creativity but also helped them build confidence in public speaking and teamwork. The assembly served as a meaningful reminder that education goes beyond textbooks — it is about collaboration, joy, values, and the overall development of each child.

CREDITS

ANCHOR – Sharma, Ishani, Divisha Barthwal, Baani Makhija, Ayaansh Madaan, Pratishtha Singh, Nitya Bisht, Vaishnavi, Vansh Anil Kote, Srishti Kishri , Rudraksh Joshi

PRAYER – Sahil, Ayaansh Gupta, Rudraksh Joshi, Parth Prajapati, Shivansh Kar, Anirudh Kumar Singh

THOUGHT – Dhruv Tyagi

POEM RECITATION – Divisha Barthwal , Shivaay Lohiya Mishra And Anirudh Kumar Singh

SKIT – Tiaana Sood, Ayaansh Gupta, Daksh Singh Mehta, Arnav Dhiman, Shivaay Lohiya Mishra, Satwik Agarwal and Dipti Sharma

DANCE – Shristi Keshri, Pratishtha Singh, Nitya Bisht, Vaishnavi, Dipti Sharma, Ishani and Divisha Barthwal

CHOIR – Vansh Anil Kote, Pratyaksh, Shivansh Kar, Shivaay Lohiya Mishra, Arnav Dhiman , Rudraksh Joshi , Ayaansh Gupta And Dhruv Tyagi

NATIONAL ANTHEM – : Sahil , Ayaansh Madaan , Baani Makhija, Parth Prajapati And Satwik AgarwaL

TEACHER IN CHARGE – : Ms. Anita Upender Parmar

DATE: 08 May 2025

CLASS: V - SHAKTI HOUSE

Topic: NEVER GIVE UP- PERSISTENCE

“Perseverance is the hard work you do after you get tired of doing the hard work you already did.”
-Newt Gingrich

On Wednesday, 08 May 2025, the students of Grade V Shakti House hosted a school assembly, focusing on the theme "Never Give Up - Persistence."

The assembly commenced with a solemn prayer to the Almighty, accompanied by an earnest pledge to strive for a safer and better world, fostering harmony among all. This was followed by the latest news highlights from around the world. A thought-provoking message related to perseverance was shared by one of the students.

Students then delved into sharing inspiring stories of notable figures who epitomized the value of never giving up. These anecdotes spanned across history, literature, sports, and science, vividly illustrating how determination and resilience pave the path to success despite adversities. A musical performance ensued, with students singing "Aashayein Khile Dil Ki," resonating with the theme and conveying the message of perseverance through poignant lyrics and melody. This melodic rendition added an emotional and uplifting dimension to the assembly.

Following this, a choreographed dance was presented by the students, synchronized to a motivational song. The dance encapsulated the spirit of resilience and determination, captivating the audience and reinforcing the theme in a dynamic manner.

The students' presentation on "Never Give Up" garnered resounding success, leaving a lasting impact on the school community. Through a blend of informative segments and inspirational narratives, they effectively conveyed the significance of perseverance in surmounting life's challenges.

The assembly not only inspired the students but also instilled a sense of determination and resilience across the school, encouraging everyone to pursue their goals with unwavering commitment. The assembly concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem, as students learned to feel stronger, knowing they can overcome tough times, and with strong determination, they can tackle anything to achieve their dreams.

CREDITS

ANCHOR – Krish Rastogi, Vinayak Saraogi, Abhigyan Arya, Arav Malik, Kiyansh Singh, Advay Uday Singh, Parnika Tiwari.

NEWS – Drishal Nandal, Kartik Bisht.

THOUGHT OF THE DAY – Diyansh Garg, Trinabh Adhana.

SPEECH – Divit Mohan, Inaya Sinha, Advitya Devan, Shrenik Jain, Avni Jain.

CHOIR – Shreyash Barthwal, Rishabh Srivastava, Sarthak Sharma, Utkarsh Sharma, Divit Gupta, Pragya Rai, Aditya Singh, Aryan Tiwari, Divyanshi Sharma, G. Nivedita, Yashveer Arya, Aarav.

DANCE – Ananya Dhiman, Siddhi Bhatnagar, Nayanika Chakravarty, Anvi Saxena, Gauranshi Hooda, Radhika Sarna, Maanya Sharma, Mukti Pathak, Vanshika Rana, Yogya Tiwari, Yoshita Sarin.

NATIONAL ANTHEM – Aarav Gaur, Arjun Nagar, Harnidh Singh, Shaurya Singh, Harsh, Lakshya Verma, Shreya Gupta, Kashvi Singh, Riyansh Johri.

TEACHER IN CHARGE – Ms Manju Jeena

Date : 08/05/2025

HOUSE : II EKTA HOUSE

Topic : MOTHER – A MASTERPIECE OF LOVE AND KINDNESS.

“A mother's love is the fuel that enables a normal human being to do the impossible."

On the joyful occasion of Mother’s Day, the students of Grade I, Ekta House presented a heartwarming assembly dedicated to honoring all the wonderful mothers. The assembly began with a brief introduction on the significance of Mother’s Day, highlighting its importance as a time to express love, gratitude, and appreciation for mothers and their selfless contributions.

The assembly commenced with a sincere and respectful prayer, recited in unison by the students, setting a thoughtful tone for the assembly. This was followed by a meaningful thought for the day, which emphasized the unconditional love of a mother and her countless sacrifices.

The celebration opened with a melodious group song performed by the students, conveying heartfelt emotions and gratitude towards mothers. Their sweet and innocent voices filled the auditorium with warmth, drawing smiles and admiration from all present.

Following the song, the students captivated the audience with a vibrant dance performance. Adorned in colourful costumes, they danced joyfully to a popular song celebrating the spirit of motherhood. The simple yet graceful choreography reflected the students’ enthusiasm and dedicated practice.

A few students then stepped forward to recite a touching poems dedicated to their mothers. Their heartfelt words and confident delivery deeply moved the audience, beautifully conveying themes of love, strength, and the nurturing nature of mothers. The assembly continued with a delightful short skit, portraying the daily life of a mother and her tireless efforts to ensure the well-being of her family. The performance was a perfect blend of humor and emotion, leaving the audience both entertained and reflective. The young performers enacted their roles with great enthusiasm and poise.

The assembly concluded with the singing of the National Anthem, uniting everyone in a moment of pride and respect. The entire assembly was a beautiful tribute to mothers, thoughtfully executed by the students of Grade II. Their performances not only showcased their talents but also conveyed a powerful message of love and respect for mothers everywhere.

CREDITS

ANCHOR – Aarusha Srivastava II - C, Prisha Negi- II -D, Shitij Gupta – II – B, Harsev Singh Sahni – II – D

PRAYER – Abhya Rana – II -A, Ansh Yadav – II - A, Anshika Rana – II-B. Viraj -II -B, Aarav Singh – II - B, Prisha Negi -II - B, Aarohi Sharma – II-D, Shitij Gupta –II - B, Shourya – II -B, Shree – II -B, Yugvir Vohra –II-C, Yatharth Chaursia– II – B, Bhavya Sharma – II – C, Jayesh Kr. Tiwari II -D

THOUGHT OF THE DAY – Bhavya Sharma – II - C

SONG PRESENTATION – Abhya Rana – II-A, Ansh Yadav – II -A, Anshika Rana – II-B. Viraj -II B, Aarav Singh – II - B, Prisha Negi -II - B, Aarohi Sharma – II-D, Shitij Gupta –II - B, Shourya – II -B, Shree – II -B, Yugvir Vohra –II-C, Yatharth Chaursia– II – B, Bhavya Sharma – II – C, Jayesh Kr. Tiwari II -D

POEM RECITATION – Aarav Dhoundiyal – II-C

SKIT – Granth Kasana – II – C, Pranika Tyagi – II – D

DANCE – Nupur – II -B, Sejal – II-B, Bhavya Sharma- II-A, Mahira Khanna – II -A, Shrisha Rana – II- D, Mehak Pant -II -A

NATIONAL ANTHEM – Abhya Rana – II -A, Ansh Yadav – II -A, Anshika Rana – II-B. Viraj -II -B, Aarav Singh – II - B, Prisha Negi -II - B, Aarohi Sharma – II-D, Shitij Gupta –II - B, Shourya – II -B, Shree – II -B, Yugvir Vohra –II-C, Yatharth Chaursia– II – B, Bhavya Sharma – II – C, Jayesh Kr. Tiwari II –D

TEACHER IN CHARGE – Ms. Kajal Sehgal

Date : 07/05/2025

Class : V (JAGRITI HOUSE)

Topic : FRIENDSHIP FESTIVAL: BUILDING STRONG CONNECTIONS

"Don't walk in front of me… I may not follow. Don't walk behind me… I may not lead. Walk beside me… just be my friend" — Albert Camus.

In the true spirit of togetherness and mutual respect, the students of Grade V, Jagriti House proudly hosted a vibrant and heartfelt morning assembly on Wednesday, 07 May 2025, to mark the celebration of the Friendship Festival: Building Strong Connections. The assembly was a beautiful testament to the power of friendships in shaping young hearts and minds. With full participation from all sections of Grade V, the assembly radiated joy, warmth, and a strong sense of unity.

The morning commenced on a calm and reflective note with a soulful prayer, inviting a moment of stillness and serenity that set the perfect tone for the meaningful program ahead. Following this, a group of confident and well-prepared young anchors presented the News Bulletin, featuring segments on National, International, and Campus News, along with a Weather Report. This kept the students informed but also provided a wonderful platform for students to develop poise, clarity, and confidence in public speaking.

A particularly emotive highlight of the assembly was the recitation of the poem "True Friends" by one of the student. Through simple yet powerful verses, the poem captured the essence of genuine friendship—its quiet strength, its enduring presence, and the comforting knowledge that true friends remain by our side, even when unseen. Next came the Thought for the Day, which emphasized core values such as empathy, kindness, and trust—the cornerstones of any lasting friendship. Shared with sincerity and depth, this thought resonated deeply with the audience, reinforcing the importance of being not only a good friend but also a kind human being.

A melodious song, rich in harmony and emotion, celebrated the unbreakable bonds of friendship. This was followed by a ,high-energy dance performance that lit up the stage and brought cheers from the crowd. Both performances showcased the talent, coordination, and shared spirit of the students, embodying the theme of friendship in action. The assembly concluded with the solemn and respectful singing of the National Anthem, leaving the students with a renewed sense of belonging—not only to their nation but also to one another. Overall, the Friendship Festival Assembly was a celebration not just of companionship, but of the values that sustain it: compassion, understanding, and shared joy.

CREDITS

ANCHOR – Anurita Sinha, Vihaan Sikka, Divisha Saini, Prisha Singh, Shivansh Agarwal, Lavisha Passi, Vihaan Johri

THOUGHT OF THE DAY – Vihaan Sikka,

NEWS REPORT – Rishika Singh

DANCE – Ojaswi Saraswat, Lavisha Passi, Preesha Singh, Prisha Guha, Nayra Rawat, Tanvi, Nikita Rastogi, Anaisha Manral

POEM – Arjun Pillai

NATIONAL ANTHEM – Gauri Negi, K. Aayush, Purab Singh Bisht, Gaurang Agarwal, Bhavya Tiwari, Rathik Raj, Shivanya Gupta, Kartik Talwar

CHOIR GROUP – Ms. Sanchi Kapoor

TEACHER IN-CHARGE – Ms Deeksha

Date : 01/05/2025

Class : II (ALL SECTIONS)

Topic : WORLD BOOK DAY: A MAGICAL ADVENTURE THROUGH STORIES

“Reading is a way to expand mind, open eyes, and fill up the heart.” — Oprah Winfrey

Reading books is one of the most enriching and rewarding habits a person can develop. It not only boosts knowledge but also sparks imagination and opens our minds to new ideas, cultures, and experiences. Whether it’s fiction or non-fiction, every book has the power to shape how we think, feel, and grow. With this wonderful thought in mind, the students of Grade II – Jagriti House presented a spectacular assembly on World Book Day, titled “A Magical Adventure Through Stories.” Books are our best friends and greatest teachers. They teach us about science, history, nature, and people from all around the world.

The assembly began with a heartfelt prayer, as the young voices of Class II came together to seek the blessings of the Almighty for wisdom, knowledge, and a love for learning. The calm and sincere recitation set a peaceful and reflective tone for the morning. This was followed by an inspiring thought of the day, delivered with confidence by one of the students.

The skit performed by the students was the true highlight of the assembly. It was both heartwarming and thought-provoking, as the young actors stepped into the roles of storybook characters and everyday readers. They creatively captured the joy and value of reading, showing how books quietly shape our thoughts, fuel our curiosity, and enrich our inner world. With confidence and expressive dialogue, they conveyed the message that every page offers a lesson, a dream, or a spark of imagination—whether it’s through a fun story, a moving poem, or an informative non-fiction piece.

This was followed by a melodious group song that filled the room with warmth and wonder. The students sang with enthusiasm and clarity, celebrating how books open the doors to distant lands, introduce us to new cultures, and lead us on adventures of the mind and heart.

Then came a lively and energetic dance performance that truly lit up the stage. The children performed with grace and passion, their colorful costumes and vibrant choreography turning the stage into a celebration of imagination and creativity. The dance beautifully illustrated how reading transforms minds, touches hearts, and fills us with new perspectives.

The assembly concluded on a respectful and patriotic note with the National Anthem, sung proudly by all. The World Book Day assembly served not only as a tribute to the joy of reading but also as a showcase of the students’ talent, teamwork, and deep understanding of the importance of books in our lives.

CREDITS

ANCHOR – Myra Aggrawal, Adit Pratap Singh, Parth, Ronit Mishra, Tiyanshika Chauhan, Deepit Arora, Pranika Sharma, Shivansh Verma, Saanvi Deo

PRAYER – Rayansh Singh, Gauransh Tayal, Shinoy, Atiksh Rana, Pulkit Verma, Avira Gautam

THOUGHT OF THE DAY – Saanvi Pandey

SONG – Pranika Sharma, Anshul Agrawal, Raunak Pathak, Aayansh Rana, Priyank Sakhuja

SKIT – Bhavya Saini, Naina Rawat, Vanya Gupta, Rudransh Pratap, Bhavya Sharma

DANCE – Mayra Nandwani, Tisha Gautam, Aaradhya Nautiyal, Kaira Anjana, K.Shama,

NATIONAL ANTHEM – Maysha Parveen Ansari, Avika Sundriyal, Ravya Pundir, Aniket Yadav, Atharv Bisht

TEACHER IN CHARGE – Ms. Sanchi Kapoor

MIDDLE WING ASSEMBLIES

The Middle Wing focuses on shaping well-rounded individuals by addressing themes like ‘Rising Strong,’ ‘Cultivating Sportsmanship,’ ‘Beyond the Exam Blues,’ ‘Bridging Gaps,’ ‘Eco-wise Living,’ ‘Healthy Habits,’ and ‘Teamwork Triumphs.’ These assemblies nurture resilience, environmental consciousness, and collaboration, encouraging students to reflect on personal growth and values.

DAY & DATE : Tuesday, 29 April 2025

HOUSE : VI (Jagriti House)

VENUE : School Ground

TOPIC : Friendship First: Handling Peer Pressure and Conflicts with Confidence

“Friendship is a vital part of our lives, providing support, companionship, and a sense of belonging.”

The school assembly held on 29 April 2025 focused on the theme “Friendship First – Handling Peer Pressure and Conflicts with Confidence.” It highlighted friendship as an essential part of life, while also addressing the challenges that may come with it, such as peer pressure and interpersonal conflicts. The purpose was to guide students on how to manage such challenges with confidence, clarity, and self-awareness.

The assembly began with a calming prayer, setting a peaceful tone and helping students reflect on the importance of inner peace in handling social situations. Following the prayer, students delivered a meaningful speech emphasizing how peer pressure can influence one’s thoughts, feelings, and actions. They encouraged the audience to stay grounded in their values, communicate honestly, set boundaries, and surround themselves with positive influences.

After the thought for the day was shared, the school choir presented a vibrant and uplifting song that beautifully conveyed the joy of togetherness and the value of true companionship. This was followed by a student’s recitation of the poem “A Friend Like You,” which highlighted how real friends offer unwavering support and help one navigate peer pressure and conflicts. A group of students then performed a skit illustrating real-life friendship dilemmas and how they can be managed calmly and respectfully. The skit emphasized listening, expressing oneself clearly, showing empathy, and seeking constructive solutions.

The assembly concluded with the national anthem , sung with pride and unity by all students. It was a powerful closing that reflected the spirit of collaboration and mutual respect. The student-led assembly inspired everyone to cultivate genuine friendships that support growth, build confidence, and contribute to a positive and supportive school environment.

CREDITS

ANCHORS: Meet Gupta (VI A), Harshita Choudhary (VI A)

NEWS READERS: Rayansh Juneja (VI B), Kinisha Singh Chauhan (VI C)

THOUGHT OF THE DAY: Tavneet Kaur (VI A)

SPEECH: Hridyansh Upadhyay (VI D), Vikrant Bisht (VI D)

POEM: Veronika Sharma (VI A)

SKIT: Yatharth Rathi (VI C - Narrator), Avanya Singh (VI D), Raghav Gupta (VI D), Jaksh Banga (VI B), Shreyash Nagesh Gunjoti (VI A), Priyakshi Khasnobis (VI C)

SONG: Lavika Verma (VI A), Shaurya Goel (VI B), Hardik Agarwal (VI A), Swarna (VI C), Pratyaksha Tyagi (VI B), Aradhya Garg (VI C), Kalpit Singh (VI A), Akshit Kumar (VI D), Kavya Kesari (VI C)

QUIZ: Amaya Rai (VI C), Grishma Bharti (VI C)

TEACHER IN CHARGE: Ms. Kusum Joshi

DAY & DATE : Tuesday, 22 April 2025

HOUSE : VII (Ekta & Jagriti House)

VENUE : School Ground

Breaking Free from Plastic: Let’s Create a Sustainable Future

“The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.” — Robert Swan

The thought-provoking quote set the tone for the morning assembly presented by the enthusiastic students of Ekta & Jagriti House, Class VII, on 22nd April 2025, centered around the vital theme: “Breaking Free from Plastic: Let’s Create a Sustainable Future.” The assembly aimed to raise awareness about the alarming rise in plastic pollution and to inspire students to embrace eco-friendly habits that pave the way for a cleaner, greener planet.

The assembly began with the anchors warmly welcoming everyone and introducing the theme. They highlighted the devastating effects of single-use plastic on marine life, wildlife, and human health, while emphasizing the importance of making sustainable choices in our daily lives. The Thought for the Day echoed the importance of individual action in addressing environmental challenges. Following this, the news headlines were presented covering recent national and global updates. An impactful speech was delivered by a group of student speakers who shed light on the long-term consequences of plastic pollution and proposed practical alternatives such as using cloth bags, carrying reusable water bottles, and avoiding plastic packaging.

Adding an energetic and creative element to the assembly, students performed a vibrant dance. The performance captured the ticking urgency of environmental degradation while also delivering a message of hope and change. The expressive choreography and powerful music conveyed how time is running out—and why immediate action is needed to free our world from the grip of plastic. In the current affairs segment, the anchors of the assembly discussed the life and achievements of the renowned astronaut Ms. Sunita Williams.

Finally, the assembly ended on a patriotic and respectful note with the singing of the National Anthem, filling everyone’s heart with pride and unity. The student-led assembly was a success, effectively conveying the theme through thought-provoking speeches, creative performances, and practical strategies. The students highlighted the problem along with the solutions and encouraged all to act responsibly to resolve it.

Teachers In Charge: Ms. Reetu Sharma (Ekta House) & Ms. Angela Gomes (Jagriti House)

CREDITS

Anchors: Aradhya Bhatt (VII D), Samriddhi (VII B)

Thought for the Day: Priyanshu Agrawal (VII B)

News Headlines: Sakshya Aggarwal (VII A), Om Ojha (VII D)

Speech: Jeevesh (VII A), Aashvi Bisht (VII A), Anurag Bisht (VII A), Raahitya Thakur (VII A), Duhita Kar (VII A), Abhirup Ghosh (VII A), Tejas Dua (VII A), Shiv Tripathi (VII A), Tushita (VII C), Devasya Singh (VII D), Rashi Bhensadadia (VII D)

Dance: Lavisha Khosla (VII C), Aarohi Gaur (VII C), Trisha Kumari (VII C), Niyati Rawat (VII C), Sharanya Jha (VII C), Swastika Dhami (VII D), Aadya Kumari (VII D), Viveka Thakur (VII A), Sanvi Singh (VII A), Sanjana Singh (VII C), Shreya Gupta (VII C), Eshanvi Sharma (VII B), Abida Naaz (VII B)

Current Affairs: Aradhya Bhatt (VII D), Samriddhi (VII B)

DAY & DATE : Tuesday, 15 April 2025

HOUSE : VIII (Prerna & Shakti House)

VENUE : School Ground

TOPIC : Healthy Habits, Happy Life: The Power of Small Choices

“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.”

The school assembly held on 15 April 2025 centered around the theme “Healthy Habits, Happy Life: The Power of Small Choices.” The purpose of the assembly was to inspire students to adopt small, consistent habits that can significantly improve their overall well-being and happiness.

The assembly began with a calming prayer, which set a mindful and peaceful tone for the rest of the session. Following the prayer, a student shared the thought for the day, highlighting the theme with the message that “Small changes in our daily routine can lead to big improvements in our lives”. This thought encouraged everyone to reflect on how everyday choices can shape a healthier future. Next, the school choir presented a vibrant and energizing song performance, promoting messages of self-care, balance, and positivity. The uplifting lyrics reminded students that building a happy life starts with taking care of one's mind and body, and that every healthy decision contributes to long-term happiness.

A group of student speakers then took the stage to delve into the theme further. They emphasized how small habits—like drinking enough water, getting regular sleep, exercising, and managing screen time—can lead to lasting benefits. These strategies were designed to help fellow students incorporate healthy choices into their daily lives with ease and sustainability. The assembly concluded with the national anthem, sung with enthusiasm and pride by all students. This collective moment of unity served as a powerful reminder of how shared values and positive choices can contribute to the well-being of both individuals and the larger community.

The student-led assembly was a memorable and meaningful experience, effectively bringing to life the theme “Healthy Habits, Happy Life: The Power of Small Choices.” It reinforced the idea that wellness is not achieved overnight, but rather through a series of thoughtful decisions made every day.

CREDITS

ANCHORS: Himakshi Chauhan (VIII A), Kavya Chauhan (VIII C)

NEWS READERS: Naksh Goyal (VIII D), Nandini Jha (VIII D), Nitin Bhatt (VIII B)

THOUGHT OF THE DAY: Miraya Jain (VIII C)

SPEECH: Diva Bisht (VIII A), Ananya Rawat (VIII A)

SPEAKER: Aarav Patel (VIII A), Anant Garg (VIII A), Aarav Mohanty (VIII A), Pranav Tripathi (VIII B), Yash Tomar (VIII D)

DANCE: Aavni Malik (VIII A), Nehal Singh (VIII A), Paridhi Dua (VIII A), Sinhayana Bhaskar (VIII D), Prakriti Chandel (VIII D), Niyati Khetan (VIII C)

SONG: Aarav Mohanty (VIII A), Arnav Garg (VIII A), Anant Garg (VIII A), Aarav Patel (VIII A), Atharv Sharma (VIII A), Abhiraj (VIII A), Pranav Tripathi (VIII B), Mahi Sharma (VIII C), Supriya Sharma (VIII D)

TEACHERS IN CHARGE: Ms. Pratibha Bhati & Ms. Radha Bisht

DAY & DATE : Tuesday, 8 April 2025

Class : VI-VIII (ALL HOUSES ASSEMBLY)

VENUE : School Ground

TOPIC : Connecting Dots: Applying Past Knowledge to New Situations.

"The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go."

The school assembly on 8 April 2025 revolved around the theme "Connecting Dots: Applying Past Knowledge to New Situations." The assembly was designed to inspire students to recognize the value of their past experiences and how these can be applied to solve new challenges they face, both in academics and life.

The assembly began with a serene prayer, setting a peaceful and reflective tone for the session. Following the prayer, the thought for the day was shared by a student. The theme of the assembly emphasized the importance of using what we have learned in the past to solve the problems and challenges that come our way.

The next segment featured a song performed by the school choir, comprising students from different grades. The song, full of optimism and encouragement, conveyed the message that every step of learning, no matter how small, contributes to building a strong foundation for facing future challenges. The performance uplifted the spirit of the assembly, reminding students of the power of knowledge.

The importance of the topic was then discussed by a group of student speakers. They elaborated on how connecting past knowledge with new situations can lead to personal growth and innovation. This discussion provided a deeper understanding of the theme and highlighted how knowledge is a continuous and evolving process.

The strategies for applying past knowledge were then presented by the students. They explained practical approaches such as practicing, drawing diagrams, thinking back, discussing and time management. Their strategies were aimed at empowering students to harness the full potential of their learning and use it to excel in various situations.

A captivating dance performance followed, presented by a group of enthusiastic students. The students’ graceful movements showcased how learning, when applied thoughtfully, can lead to beautiful outcomes, much like the art of dance.

The assembly came to a close with the national anthem, sung by all the students in unison, leaving everyone with a sense of unity and pride. The anthem reinforced the message of collective learning and the importance of using our knowledge to contribute to a brighter future for all.

The student-led assembly was a success, effectively conveying the theme of connecting past knowledge to new situations. Through thought-provoking speeches, creative performances, and practical strategies, the students demonstrated how every experience adds value to one’s journey. The assembly inspired everyone to embrace learning as an ongoing process and to use their knowledge in meaningful ways to navigate future challenges.

A heartfelt thank you to all participants, teachers, and staff for their contributions to making this assembly a success!

CREDITS

ANCHORS: Pranaya (VI A), Shiv Tripathi (VII A)

NEWS READERS: Arnav Aggarwal (VIII B), Ananya Rawat (VIII B), Kavya Malik (VIII C)

THOUGHT OF THE DAY: Aarna Shukla (VI D)

SPEECH: Tirth Gaur (VIII D), Tanvi Joshi (VIII D)

SPEAKER: Navya Sharma (VI D), Shivansh Singh (VII C), Kanishka Data (VII C), Gauri Chaudhary (VIII A), Aarika Kanda (VIII A), Devasya Singh (VII D), Sehar Bali (VII D), Aradhya Aggarwal (VI C), Animesh Sinha (VII A), Aerika Negi (VI A), Rahitya Thakur (VII A), Krish Rastogi (VI A), Shreya Singh (VI B)

DANCE: Kashvi Goyal (VI B), Aradhya Mittal (VI D), Himakshi (VIII D), Nehal Singh (VIII A), Aarushi Mishra (VII C), Trisha Kumari (VII C), Radhika Sharma (VII B), Misty Chauhan (VII B), Lavisha (VII C), Agrima (VII C), Ikshit (VII B), Lanya (VII C)

SONG: Pranav Tripathi (VIII B), Yash Tomar (VIII D), Mishita Singh (VI C), Iva Bhattacharjee (VII D), Asmita Pandey (VII D), Saanvi Jadhav (VIII D), Aayushi Jha (VII C), Ishaan Rohatgi (VI A), Mahi Sharma (VIII C), Aayushi Jha (VII C), Supriya Sharma (VII D), Kritika Singh (VII D), Jiya Kumari (VI C), Ananya Rawat (VIII A), Nayanika Chakravati (VI D), Shreeparna Sarkar (VI D), Sanjana Singh (VII D), Kavya Keshari (VI C), Dhruti Satyajit Probhu (VII B), G. Nivedita (VI C), Advitya Dewan (VI A), Meet Gupta (VI A), Sarthak Sharma (VI D), Pratyaksh Sood (VI C), Aditya Raj Jena (VIII A)

NATIONAL ANTHEM: Pranav Tripathi (VIII B), Avni Jain (VI B), Rayansh Juneja (VI B), Aastha Tiwari (VIII B), Rushi Solanki (VIII D), Arnav Aggarwal (VIII B), Kavya Malik (VIII C)

TEACHERS INVOLVED: Ms. Anu Handa Kapoor, Ms. Vibha Chauhan, Ms. Praveena Solanki

DAY & DATE : Wednesday, 14 May 2025

HOUSE : VII (Prerna House)

VENUE : School Ground

Unlocking The Future : The Magic of Education for Everyone

“Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.” — John Dewey

The morning assembly conducted by Prerna House on 14th May 2025 for Classes VI to VIII was based on the theme “Unlocking the Future: The Magic of Education for Everyone.” Held in the school precinct, the assembly aimed to highlight the transformative role of education in shaping individuals and building a better society. The program began with a warm welcome and a soulful morning prayer, creating a reflective and respectful atmosphere.

A melodious group song titled “Chalk and Duster” captivated the audience, beautifully conveying how education shapes young minds and lights the path to a brighter future. This was followed by a compelling speech that emphasized education not merely as a means to gain knowledge but as a powerful force to build self-confidence, break the cycle of poverty, and ensure equal opportunities for all. The Thought for the Day, echoing the words of Nelson Mandela, further reinforced the message that education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world for the better.

The day’s news headlines and weather report helped students stay informed and connected to the world around them. In the “Current Affairs” segment, the information involving astronaut Sunita Williams was discussed, inspiring students with her achievements and dedication to science and exploration.

The highlight of the assembly was a moving skit titled “The Light That Never Fades: A Story of Education,” which depicted the inspiring journey of a village boy whose life was transformed through learning. The skit effectively conveyed the empowering and uplifting nature of education. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem and a vote of thanks. Overall, the event left a strong impact, reminding everyone of the value of education and the collective responsibility to make it accessible for all.

Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Riya Raizada

CREDITS

Anchors: Tanush Srivastava (VII D), Yashasvi Agarwal (VII A)

Thought of the Day: Yazdaan Parvez Ansari (VII D)

News Headlines: K. Lakshana (VII A)

Speech: Nisha Sharma (VII D)

Group Song: Eva Saluja (VII A), Ansh Sharma (VII A), Naitik Singh (VII A), Peehu Chauhan (VII A), Shanvi Gupta (VII C), Vanya Mehndiratta (VII C), Anant Singh (VII D), Daksh Singh Dandwal (VII D), Shaurya Pratap (VII D), Dhruti Satyajeet Prabhu (VII B), Pratyusha Anjangi (VII B), Misul Vihaan (VII A)

Skit: Reyansh Singh (VII D), Atharv Chauhan (VII D), Aashvi Ray (VII D), Eenisha Kakkar (VII D), P. Aplava (VII B), Kanishka Datta (VII B)

DAY & DATE : Tuesday, 6 May 2025

Class : VIII (EKTA HOUSE ASSEMBLY)

VENUE : School Ground

TOPIC : Click with care: Navigating social media and screen time safety

“Technology is a Tool, Not a Master.”

This quote encapsulates the essence of technology in our daily lives. People are surrounded by social media apps in such a way that they are not aware of their family members' emotional wants and desires. On 6 May, our school held a compelling assembly centered on "Click with care: Navigating social media and screen time safety." The event commenced with a serene prayer led by the students, setting a reflective tone for the assembly.

The assembly hosts warmly welcomed everyone and introduced the day's theme, emphasizing the importance of balancing time between media and real life. They shared the "Thought for the Day": “Think Before You Click, Protect Your Future. Balance Your Screens, Enrich Your Life.”

It simply means that we must be cautious while clicking on any link and must balance our screen time to enrich our lives.

Following this, a roundup of significant current events, focusing on issues of the internet while using it, and how much time one must have to spend on the screen to stay updated with the present time. The news segment was followed by a heartfelt song performance by the school choir, beautifully encapsulating the importance of balancing screen time.

A key highlight was the speech delivered by the students of class VIII, who focused on how to balance screen time and precautions while navigating social media.

The assembly featured an engaging street play performed by the drama club, which depicted the theme of screen time safety. They highlighted the problem faced by people by spend much time on social media and how to save our precious time of the young generations

The audience enjoyed a song performed by the school choir depicting the importance of social media. This was followed by a pledge, where students committed to taking the initiative to keep our surroundings clean.

In the current affairs segment, highlighted the achievements of Sunita Williams. Her achievements and commitment to education and outreach have made her an influential figure, encouraging young people to pursue careers in space exploration and STEM fields. Sunita Williams continues to inspire new generations to look to the stars and strive for excellence.

The assembly concluded with the singing of the National Anthem, “Jana Gana Mana.”

Overall, the assembly was a thought-provoking experience that reminded the students must balance their screen time and prioritize their precious time on other important task. Students left feeling that they would minimize their screen time and would prioritize their well-being. A heartfelt thank you to all participants, teachers, and staff for their contributions to making this assembly a success!

CREDITS

ANCHORS: Pratyasha Biswal (VIII C), Angel Suryan (VIII C)

NEWS READERS: Adityaraj Jena (VIII A), Nimay Saxena (VIII C)

THOUGHT OF THE DAY: Arjun Sharma (VIII D), Anmol Chaurasia (VIII D)

SPEECH: Kanishka Vats (VIII D), Paridhi (VIII D)

VOLUNTEERS: Nimay Saxena (VIII C), Heesha Pandita (VIII C), Adityaraj Jena (VIII A), Anmol Chaurasiya (VIII D), Arnav Tyagi (VIII A)

SONG: Arsh Garg (VIII A), Adityaraj Jena (VIII A), Aarika Kanda (VIII A), Arnav Tyagi (VIII A), Angel Tiwari (VIII A), Pranay Tripathi (VIII B), Aarav Bora (VIII C), Pratyasha Biswal (VIII C), Heesha Pandita (VIII C), Angel Suryan (VIII C), Shambhavi Bhardwaj (VIII C), Nimay Saxena (VIII C), Anmol Chaurasiya (VIII D), Arjun Sharma (VIII D), Shreyansh Bhardwaj (VIII D), Ipshita Gupta (VIII D), Kanishka Vats (VIII D)

SKIT: Shambhavi Bhardwaj (VIII C), Arsh Garg (VIII A), Aarika Kanda (VIII A), Kanishka Vats (VIII D)

PLEDGE: Aarav Bora (VIII C)

CURRENT AFFAIRS: Pranay Tripathi (VIII B)

NATIONAL ANTHEM: Same Choir Group

TEACHERS INVOLVED: Ms. Neerja Thakur

SENIOR WING ASSEMBLIES

In the Senior Wing, students in classes 9 to 12 lead assemblies that tackle thought-provoking topics such as ‘A Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with a Single Step,’ ‘Be a Wise Man, the Ocean is Not a Garbage Can,’ ‘The Youth Walk Faster, but the Elderly Know the Road Very Well,’ ‘Technology is a Useful Servant but a Dangerous Master,’ ‘Importance of Time Management,’ and ‘Mental Health Day.’ These assemblies play a crucial role in shaping the students' character, reinforcing discipline, unity, and responsibility, while also fostering intellectual and moral growth. They provide an opportunity for students to develop confidence through public speaking, performances, and leadership experiences.

Date : 17/04/2025

House : EKTA HOUSE

Topic : The Echo of Every Drop – Destruction or Preservation, the Choice Is Yours

A thoughtful and inspiring morning assembly on the theme- “Echo of every Drop: Destruction or Preservation, the choice is yours” was conducted on Thursday, April 17, 2025 with great enthusiasm by the students Ekta House of Grade 10 & 12. This assembly aimed to raise awareness about the importance of conserving water and making responsible choices for the future of our planet.

“Thousands have lived without love, not one without water.” — W. H. Auden
Water is not just a resource — it’s the essence of life, and today the students of Ekta House reminded us of this powerful truth through their well-framed assembly on the theme: "Echo of Every Drop: Destruction or Preservation — The Choice is Yours!"

The assembly began on a serene note with a heartfelt prayer, followed by an informative news segment delivered confidently by the students, keeping everyone updated with the current happenings. Next, the Thought for the Day offered a powerful reminder about the value of water and its irreplaceable role in sustaining life. Adding an artistic touch, a student recited a soul-stirring poem, beautifully capturing the essence of water conservation and our duty towards mother earth.

The highlight of the assembly was a creative and impactful skit performed by the talented students, illustrating the real consequences of water misuse and the positive change that even small acts of preservation can bring. Their performance left the audience with a deep message: Our planet’s future lies in the choices we make today!

The assembly concluded on a patriotic note with the collective singing of the National Anthem.

The assembly left the students with a valuable lesson — that water is life’s silent supporter, and its preservation is not just an option but a responsibility. Every single drop count, and every individual’s choice today will shape the future of the planet. Let us choose wisely and pledge to be conscious caretakers of Earth’s most precious gift — water!

CREDITS

News – Aditya Rathore (XII C), Hridya Minocha (XII A2), Chinmay Mishra (X B), Paridhi Thakur (X A)

Thought – Aditi Jha (X B), Trupti Mahapatra (X B)

Poem – Aashi Goyal (X A), Veronica (X C)

Skit – Swarit Tomer (X C), Om Bhardwaj (XII B), Parinita Raina (X C), Anindya Sheel (X B), Mishti Srivastava (XII B), Rajita Ghosh (X D), Ayush Shahi (X B), Anay Khanduri (X D), Adeeva (X D), Samar Joshi (X B)

National Anthem – Om Bhardwaj (XII B), Tikshan Bhardwaj (XII A2), Aditya Rathore (XII C), Bhavya Wadhwa (X D), Neelesh Raina (XII A2), Antriksh Gupta (X A), Bhavishya Jain (X B), Ashmeet Kaur (X D), Adeeva (X D), Bhavya Singh (X D), Agreema Bisht (X D), Chinmay Mishra (X B), Samar Joshi (X B), Veronica (X C), Paridhi Thakur (X A), Anay Khanduri (X D), Swarit Tomer (X C), Parinita Raina (X C), Anindya Sheel (X B), Abhinav Chauhan (XII A2), Mishti Srivastava (XII B), Rajita Ghosh (X D), Ayush Shahi (X B), Hridya Minocha (XII A2), Aditi Jha (X B), Trupti Mahapatra (X B)

Date : 03/04/2025

All HOUSES : EKTA, JAGRITI, PRERNA, SHAKTI

Topic : Greetings to a new chapter : Together, We shape our story

The first assembly of the academic year was conducted on Thursday, April 03, 2025 with great enthusiasm by the students of Grade 10 & 12 of all houses, setting a positive and inspiring tone for the journey ahead. As Nelson Mandela once said, "It is in the character of growth that we should learn from both pleasant and unpleasant experiences." This assembly marked the beginning of a new chapter, encouraging students to shape their own stories with dedication and perseverance. The event was meticulously organised, reflecting the collaborative spirit and teamwork among the students. The assembly aimed to inspire students to embrace new opportunities, foster unity, and contribute to a brighter future.

The assembly commenced with a solemn prayer led by students of Prerna House, invoking blessings for a fruitful and successful year ahead.

A thought-provoking quote was shared, resonating with the theme of new beginnings and shaping our journey together. The thought emphasized optimism, collaboration, the power of unity and perseverance in shaping our collective future.

The news segment, also presented by Prerna House, covered significant the latest news updates covering national, international and sports updates, keeping everyone informed about current affairs.

A melodious song was then performed by Ekta House, symbolizing harmony and unity among students. The soothing music and meaningful lyrics reinforced the message of the assembly. The soulful rendition uplifted the spirits of the audience and reinforced the theme of shaping our collective future.

The students of Jagriti House presented a vibrant dance performance, celebrating the joy of new beginnings and the strength of togetherness. Their graceful and energetic moves captivated the audience. The performance was well-coordinated and captivated the audience, leaving a lasting impact.

The assembly concluded on a patriotic note with the entire school joining in to sing the National Anthem, instilling a sense of pride and unity.

The well-coordinated performances and enthusiastic participation made the assembly a grand success, leaving everyone motivated to embrace the new academic year with determination and a sense of purpose.

CREDITS

Anchor – Maulik Jain (XII A1) and Diva Dubey (XII A2)

Morning Prayer – Ananya Mehra, Risha Gupta, Shreya Singh, Bharvi Nand, Radhika Saraswat, Ankit Gururani, Sayan Parida, Deepansh Bisht, Shivam Thakur, Arpit Sharma, Riya Rout – XII A1

News – Suhani Singhal (XII C), Prayash Patra (XII B), Vanshika (XII B), Manya (XII C)

Thought – Aarjav Jain (X B), Ritvika (X C)

Song – Bhavya Sharma (X A), Chinmay Sharma (X B), Aarjav Jain (X B), Vaishnavi Ray (X D), Poorna Bhuraria (X D), Adeeva (X D), Mishti Srivastava (XII B), Aditya Rathore (XII C), Vaishnavi Sarna (XII C), Suhani (XII C)

Dance – Tamanna Bhatia, Palak Sharma, Mishti Srivastava, Ishtpreet Kaur (XII B), Anushka Chaubey, Anvesha Patel, Suhani Singhal (XII C), Saanvi Ram Moturi (XII A2), Alankrita Purohit (X A), Pragati Arora, Nishtha, Rajita Ghosh (X D), Aditi Jha (X B)

National Anthem – Soham Gupta (X A), Udbhav Bhatnagar (X A), Anant Garg (X A), Kirti Vardhan Singh (X A), Eklavya Suryan (X A), Vinamra Sharma (X A), Rudra Singh Bisht (X A), Ayushman Chaudhary (X A), Saksham Rajput (X A), Wasi Haider (X C), Nabhi Jha (X C), Kunj Sirohi (X C), Tanish Kumar (X C), Namanpreet Singh (X C), Murali Krishna Ginjupalli (X C)

Date : 22/05/2025

HOUSE : EKTA

Theme : DIFFERENT YET EQUAL - THE BEAUTY OF ACCEPTANCE

It is very well said, "Our differences make us unique, but our acceptance of those differences makes us truly united."

The students of Ekta House conducted a meaningful and vibrant morning assembly on the theme “Different Yet Equal: The Beauty of Acceptance” in the school premises on Thursday, May 22, 2025. The assembly beautifully highlighted the values of inclusivity, empathy, and respect for individual differences.

The assembly commenced with a soulful prayer sung by the students of Ekta House, setting a serene and positive tone for the day. This was followed by the news segment, where students presented the latest national, international, sports and weather news, keeping everyone well-informed.

Next, a thoughtful and inspiring “Thought for the Day” was shared, emphasizing the need to celebrate differences and treat everyone with equality and dignity.

This was followed by a melodious group song performed by the school choir, which further enhanced the spirit of togetherness and acceptance. The song’s lyrics and harmony beautifully echoed the message that every voice matters and contributes to the larger symphony of life.

The most awaited part of the assembly was the combined skit and debate presentation, which captivated the audience. The students showcased real-life scenarios through the skit, and the debate added depth by bringing forward strong viewpoints on why acceptance is key to a harmonious society.

After the engaging presentation, a beautiful Hindi poem was recited, leaving the audience reflective and moved. The assembly concluded with the pledge, reaffirming students’ commitment to the values of unity and acceptance, followed by the National Anthem, evoking a sense of pride and patriotism among all present.

The assembly was not just a routine event but a heartfelt reminder that though we may be different in appearance, thoughts, or abilities, we are all equal and worthy of love, respect, and acceptance.

CREDITS

Anchor: – Anurag Shukla (XI B) and Parv Prem Thakur (IX E)

Morning Prayer: – Adarsh Naidu (XIA1), Kirat Arora (IX D), Shaurya Pratap Singh (IX D), Tanishq Bisht (IX A), Tarushi Singhal (IX A), Chaitanya Singh Rawat (IX C), Shaurya Bisht (IX C), Chaitanya Nayal (IX C), Saksham Sandaliya (IX C), Tanushka Tyagi (IX E), Anushka Sinha (IX E), Saksham Bisht (XI A1), Pratush Chaudhary (XI C), Khushi Bhatia (XI C), Rishit Bhatia (XI C), - Jignasha Swain (IX E), Shree Goyal (IX E), Vaibhav Sharma (IX B), Sarthak Juyal (IX B), Muskaan Mahto (XI B), Shaurya Veer (XI A1), Manan Khanduri (XI A1), Aarav Goel (XI A1), Aashita Pandey (XI A2), Shree Mittal (XI A2), Khushi Bhatia (XI C), Ayushman Gupta (IX C), Anushka Kumari (IX B), Dev Goyal (IX B), Udai Tiwari (IX E), Vedant Gari (IX D), Kamakshi Kar (IX-D), Devanshu Mehra (XI C), Shubh Kesarwani (XI C), Prachi Bisht (XI C), Anurag Shukla (XI B) and Parv Prem Thakur (IX E)

News: – Saksham Bisht (XI A1), Pratush Chaudhary (XI C), Khushi Bhatia (XI C), Rishit Bhatia (XI C)

Thought: – Ayushman Gupta (IX C), Anushka Kumari (IX B)

Song: – Jignasha Swain (IX E), Shree Goyal (IX E), Vaibhav Sharma (IX B), Sarthak Juyal (IX B), Muskaan Mahto (XI B), Shaurya Veer (XI A1), Manan Khanduri (XI A1), Aarav Goel (XI A1), Aashita Pandey (XI A2), Shree Mittal (XI A2), Khushi Bhatia (XI C)

Skit: – Tanushka Tyagi (IX E), Anushka Sinha (IX E), Muskaan Mehto (XI B), Sarthak Juyal (IX B), Dev Goyal (IX B), Udai Tiwari (IX E), Vedant Gari (IX D)

Poem: – Kamakshi Kar (IX-D)

Pledge: – Devanshu Mehra (XI C), Shubh Kesarwani (XI C), Prachi Bisht (XI C)

National Anthem: – Adarsh Naidu (XIA1), Kirat Arora (IX D), Shaurya Pratap Singh (IX D), Tanishq Bisht (IX A), Tarushi Singhal (IX A), Chaitanya Singh Rawat (IX C), Shaurya Bisht (IX C), Chaitanya Nayal (IX C), Saksham Sandaliya (IX C), Tanushka Tyagi (IX E), Anushka Sinha (IX E), Saksham Bisht (XI A1), Pratush Chaudhary (XI C), Khushi Bhatia (XI C), Rishit Bhatia (XI C), - Jignasha Swain (IX E), Shree Goyal (IX E), Vaibhav Sharma (IX B), Sarthak Juyal (IX B), Muskaan Mahto (XI B), Shaurya Veer (XI A1), Manan Khanduri (XI A1), Aarav Goel (XI A1), Aashita Pandey (XI A2), Shree Mittal (XI A2), Khushi Bhatia (XI C), Ayushman Gupta (IX C), Anushka Kumari (IX B), Dev Goyal (IX B), Udai Tiwari (IX E), Vedant Gari (IX D), Kamakshi Kar (IX-D), Devanshu Mehra (XI C), Shubh Kesarwani (XI C), Prachi Bisht (XI C), Anurag Shukla (XI B) and Parv Prem Thakur (IX E)

Date : 15/05/2025

HOUSE : SHAKTI

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." — Margaret Mead

On 15th May 2025, Shakti House at Ralli International School curated a compelling and insightful morning assembly on the theme “The Power of One: How Small Actions Lead to Big Change.” Centred on the escalating urgency of climate change, the assembly underscored the profound impact of individual responsibility, seamlessly aligning with Sustainable Development Goal 13 (SDG 13) – Climate Action. Through a thoughtfully structured program, the event illuminated how even the smallest of actions can serve as catalysts for meaningful environmental transformation.

The program began with the hosts welcoming the audience and setting the stage by inviting a student to share a thought for the day, reflecting on the significance of small steps in creating a better planet. This was followed by a brief session of news reading, highlighting recent developments from around the world. Next, a poem was presented that emotionally conveyed the urgency of environmental action and the power of youth in shaping a greener tomorrow.

The assembly reached its energetic peak with a Qawwali performance, which was not only entertaining but also deeply meaningful. The lyrics emphasised environmental themes and the collective strength of people united for a cause. It became the highlight of the event, earning much appreciation and applause.

As the program drew to a close, a student came forward to lead the audience in taking a heartfelt environmental oath. With raised hands and strong voices, all students and teachers pledged to protect and preserve the environment through mindful everyday actions.

In essence, the Shakti House assembly powerfully illustrated that small actions, when taken together, can lead to significant change, inspiring everyone to take climate action seriously in their daily lives.

CREDITS

Host: – Sujal Mishra, Devpriya Chamoli

News: – Aarush Sharma, Vinamr Sharma, Harsh Sharma, Anant Garg

COIR: – Sunidhi, Mahi Jain, Ayurda Sinha, Drishti Pathak, Mansha Singhvi, Peehu Bansal, Sakshi Srivastava, Shivani Bhatnagar, Desna Bhagat, Ridhi Kulasari, Atharv Agarwal, Rakshit Sharma, Divyansh Jain, Krishna Lavanya

Qawalli: – Navya Jain, Manya Singh, Pragati Arora, Tanya Jain, P. Sahana, P. Sree Veda

Date : 08/05/2025

HOUSE : PRERNA

Topic : Her Story - Celebrating Women Who Changed the World
Gender Equality - Empowering Women and Girls (SDG 5)

History is filled with extraordinary women whose courage, strength, and vision have shaped the world we live in today. In a powerful tribute to these changemakers, the students of Prerna House conducted a thought-provoking and inspiring morning assembly on 8th May 2025 (Thursday) on the theme “Her Story: Celebrating Women Who Changed the World”, with a special focus on Gender Equality – SDG 5.

The assembly began on a graceful note with a soulful prayer, creating a reflective and respectful atmosphere. This was followed by a well-curated news segment in which students confidently presented recent national and global updates. The Thought for the Day highlighted the importance of women’s empowerment and left a strong impression with a compelling quote that resonated with the audience.

One of the most impactful moments of the assembly was a heartfelt skit that portrayed the journey of women through different eras, from facing deep-rooted inequality to rising as leaders of change. It beautifully showcased the resilience, achievements, and empowerment of women in various walks of life, sending out the clear message that empowering women empowers the entire world.

The energy continued with a graceful dance performance celebrating the essence of womanhood, followed by a soulful group song dedicated to strong and fearless women, which added a powerful emotional touch to the event.

In the concluding moments, the entire school came together to take a pledge to promote gender equality, break societal stereotypes, and stand up for equal opportunities. The assembly came to a close with the singing of the National Anthem, instilling a sense of unity and pride.

The assembly was not just a tribute but a meaningful learning experience. It encouraged students to reflect deeply on the importance of inclusion, equality, and empowerment. They walked away with a renewed sense of purpose and a strong reminder that every individual has the power to drive change. Let us continue to work towards building a world where every girl and woman can dream freely, live boldly, and rise fearlessly.

CREDITS

Anchors – Nishtha Negi (X D), Yashraj Verma (XII C)

Poem Recitation: – Vani Tomar (X A)

Song Performance: – Jaanvi Saxena (XII A2), Diva Dubey (XII A2), Prayash Patra (XII C), Devjeet (X C), Khyati (XII A1), Maulik Jain (XII A1)

Dance Performance: – Aradhya Tyagi (X D), Simran Negi (X C), Aditi (X C), Devyangna Sharma (X IC), Vani Tomar (X A)

Skit: – Ishtpreet Kaur Jaggi (XII B), Yashneil Singh (X D), Bhumi Khantwal (X C), Vibhuti (X A), Sumit Kumar (X B), Suryansh Ahlawat (X C), Arsh Srivastav (X B), Shreyansh Kala (X A), Ritvika (X D), Tejaswini (X C)

Pledge on Gender Equality: – Rudra Singh Bisht (X A)

Date : 01/05/2025

DAY : THURSDAY

Topic : Morning Assembly on International Labour Day

Jagriti House successfully organised a special morning assembly to commemorate International Labour Day, with enthusiastic participation from Classes IX and XI students. The theme focused on honouring and appreciating the invaluable contributions of workers who play a vital role in our everyday lives.

The assembly commenced on a solemn and respectful note with the morning prayer, setting a serene atmosphere for the events to follow. A well-structured news segment came next, where students presented National, International, and Sports news, along with a Weather Report, keeping the audience both informed and engaged.

A heart-touching poem, recited by two Class XI students, moved the audience deeply, followed by an inspiring Thought for the Day shared by students from Classes IX and XI. Both pieces carried messages of gratitude, respect, and motivation towards the labour force that tirelessly supports society.

One of the key highlights of the assembly was a powerful Nukkad Natak performed by students, creatively showcasing the indispensable role of workers in our lives. The performance delivered a strong social message, urging everyone to treat workers with the respect and dignity they truly deserve, leaving a lasting impact on all present.

In a touching and thoughtful gesture, students expressed their appreciation by presenting handmade thank-you cards to the school’s support staff and helpers. This act of kindness brought genuine smiles and a sense of pride to the faces of the recipients, reinforcing the spirit of gratitude that defined the theme of the assembly.

The assembly concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem, instilling a deep sense of unity and patriotism among all attendees.

Overall, the assembly was a meaningful and heartfelt tribute to the spirit of Labour Day, reminding everyone to recognise, value, and respect the unwavering contributions of workers in building a better tomorrow.

CREDITS

Nukkad Students – Rahul chaurasia (IX B), Palak Tyagi (IX C), Lakshya (IX C), Nehal Aggarwal (IX D), Kashvi Ranjan (IX D), Kavish Singh (IX D), Samriddhi Negi (XI B), Vidhi shukla (XI A1), Om Mittal (XI A1), Mayank Sharma (XI A1), Leana Nagpal (XI A1), Ashvika Rahi (XI B), Himanshu Sinha (XI C), Hiral Makwana (XI C), Pratyush Jain (XI C), Swarnima Goel (XI C)

Thought for the Day – Kunal Sharma (XI A1), Girisha Agarwal (IX A)

News – Samaira Rastogi (XI A1), Shaurya Dron (XI A1), Dia Valani (IX A), Shaurya Dhingra (XI A1)

Poem – Leana Nagpal (XI A1), Saloni kumari (XI A1)

Anchoring – Swarnima Goel (XI C), Sakshi Singh (IX A)

PRAYER AND NATIONAL ANTHEM STUDENTS

IX B – Charvi Aggarwal, Dhriti Mehta, Momsh Tyagi, Priyanshu Kr. Singh, Shantanu Singh, Shranya Bansal

IX C – Ananya Juneja, Pratyush Parashar, Yashvardhan Pundir, Raina Sobti, Anamika Jha

IX D – Vijay, Rudra Chauhan, Sahaj Negi, Dhriti Tyagi, Adarsh Kumar, Samar Khan

IX E – Aditi Sabarwal, Agrika Negi, Arav Dubey, Nehal Aggarwal, Nivedh Prasad

XI A1 – Leana Nagpal, Kunal Sharma, Mayank Sharma, Om Mittal, Saloni Kumari, Shaurya Dhingra, Shaurya Dron, Vidhi Shukla, Samaira Rastogi

XI A2 – Ojas Pant, Shreeneil Sarkar, Aditya Gupta, Guneet

XI B – Ashwika Rahi, Bhavya Bhatnagar, Gunjan Kasana

XI C – Ayesha Divya, Hiral Makwana, Himanshu Sinha, Pari Arora, Saiyam Srivastav, Swarnima Goel, Pratyush Jain

Date : 10/07/2025

HOUSE : PRERNA

Topic : GRATITUDE FOR GUIDANCE: THE SPIRIT OF GURU PURNIMA

“गुरुर्ब्रह्मा गुरुर्विष्णुः गुरुर्देवो महेश्वरः।
गुरुः साक्षात् परं ब्रह्म तस्मै श्रीगुरवे नमः॥”
"The Guru is Brahma, the Guru is Vishnu, the Guru is Shiva.
The Guru is verily the Supreme Being—salutations to that Guru."

With hearts full of reverence and gratitude, the students of Prerna House conducted a deeply meaningful morning assembly to celebrate Guru Purnima — a day dedicated to honouring teachers, mentors, and guides who illuminate our path with knowledge, wisdom, and compassion.

The theme of the assembly, “Gratitude for Guidance: The Spirit of Guru Purnima,” captured the true essence of this sacred occasion.

The assembly commenced with a soulful prayer, invoking blessings and setting a serene tone for the day. This was followed by the Thought for the Day, which offered a reflective message on the enduring influence of a guru in one’s life and the importance of being grateful for their guidance.

Next, students presented a melodious Guru Vandana, paying tribute to teachers through expressive lyrics and harmonies that echoed reverence and gratitude. The news segment followed, where students confidently shared national and global updates, highlighting their awareness of the world around them.

Adding poetic depth to the occasion, a Hindi poem was recited, eloquently capturing the significance of Guru Purnima and expressing heartfelt admiration for mentors. This was followed by an English speech, which shed light on the timeless relevance of gurus, emphasizing how their wisdom shapes minds and transforms lives.

A moving dance performance based on the story of Eklavya and Guru Dronacharya brought the message of devotion, humility, and respect to life through graceful expression and storytelling. The powerful narrative resonated with all, highlighting the depth of the guru-shishya relationship in Indian tradition.

The assembly concluded with the National Anthem, uniting the school in a moment of pride and solemn reflection.

The Guru Purnima assembly was more than just a celebration — it was a sincere expression of gratitude and a reminder that teachers are not only educators but lifelong torchbearers who guide, support, and inspire. As students walked away with full hearts and thoughtful minds, they carried with them the true spirit of Guru Purnima: honour your teachers, follow their wisdom, and live the values they teach.

CREDITS

Anchors: Prisha Saini – IX A, Devansh Baurai – IX B

News Readers: Haardik Bisht – IX A, Yatharth Bhatnagar – IX A, Arnav Dhiman – IX A, Nitika Nandal – IX D

Thought for the Day: Md. Saif – XI A2, Shakya Neyaz – XI A2

Poem Recitation: Anvesha Bahuguna – IX A

Song Performance: Anushka Sundriyal – IX C, Raagini Ghanshala – IX A, Mansi Singh – XI A1, Alshifa Khan – IX A, Parth Pandey – IX C, Meenakshi Ranjan – XI A1, Unnati – IX A, Ojaswi Sharma – IX D

Dance Performance: Aadya Gupta – IX A, Arnavi Biswal – IX A, Akshit Kotnala – IX A, Bhumi – IX C, Paridhi – IX C, Chahat Sharma – XI A1, Swastika Pragya – XI B, Vanshika – XI C, Udipti Bisht – XI B

Speech: Kavyanshi Mishra – IX A, Yash Khanna – IX C

Prayer Group:All members of Prerna House from Classes IX & XI

Date : 03/07/2025

HOUSE : JAGRITI

Topic : BREAKING FREE – A WORLD WITHOUT PLASTIC BAGS

It is very well said, "The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it."

The students of Class 10 and 12 from Jagriti House conducted a compelling and thought-provoking morning assembly on the theme “Breaking Free: A World Without Plastic Bags” to commemorate International Plastic Bag Free Day, observed globally on Thursday, July 3, 2025. The purpose of the assembly was to raise awareness about the environmental hazards of plastic pollution and to inspire the school community to adopt sustainable, plastic-free lifestyles.

The program commenced with a soulful morning prayer, setting a serene and reflective tone. This was followed by an insightful “Thought for the Day” and a crisp update on current news headlines, keeping the audience informed and engaged.

The highlights of the assembly were a blend of artistic expression and environmental advocacy. Students of Jagriti House presented a melodious group song that beautifully conveyed the urgency of protecting our planet. A poem recited by a Class 12 student further stirred emotions and deepened the impact of the message.

Adding vibrancy to the event, an energetic dance performance symbolically portrayed the struggle between nature and pollution, capturing the audience’s attention with its powerful choreography and visual storytelling.

The showstopper of the assembly was a hard-hitting street play (nukkad natak) that left an indelible impression on everyone present. With persuasive dialogues and impactful performances, the play urged students and teachers alike to take action against plastic pollution and embrace eco-conscious practices in their daily lives.

The Jagriti House students demonstrated exceptional teamwork, creativity, and a strong sense of environmental responsibility. Their efforts not only made the assembly informative and enjoyable but also served as a powerful call to action for a greener, cleaner world.

CREDITS

Anchor: – Vaishnavi Sarna (XII C) and Anvesha Patel (XII C)

News: – Navi Yadav (XII A2), Navita Yadav (XII A2), Saanvi Srivastava (X B), Divya Sharma (XII C)

Thought: – Arpit Sharma (XII A1), Animesh Yadav (X B)

Song: – Shreya Singh (XII A1), Divya Sharma (XII C), Kirti Arya (XII A2), Swastika Sharma (X D), Saanvi Rawat (X D), Ishika Singh (X C), Yashvi Veerani (X C)

Poem: – Aadya (XII A2)

Dance: – Iqra Ghazalia (XII A2), Riya Raut (XII A2), Vanshika Chauhan (XII A2), Shruti Barthwal (XII C), Reana Saigal (X A), Jiya Suri (X A), Aaisha Gaur (X B), Tishita Bhatia (XII C)

Nukkad Natak: – Alankrita Purohit (X A), Udbhav Bhatnagar (X A), Aarav Gautam (X D), Himanshi Gaur (X D), Aditya Kumar (X D), Aakarsh Gupta (XII A2), Ashwin Chauhan (XII A2), Aarushi Gupta (XII A2), Prakhar Khare (XII A2), Tanishka Tiwari (X B), Murli Krishnan (X C), Pulkit Bhatnagar (X A), Eklavya Surayan (X A), Soham Gupta (X A), Saksham Rajput (X A)

School Assemblies

Student Life / School Assemblies

PRIMARY WING ASSEMBLIES

Date : 25/04/2025

HOUSE : II SHAKTI HOUSE

Topic : SCHOOL – A Place where Learning meets Fun

CREDITS

Date : 23/04/2025

HOUSE : V PRERNA HOUSE

VENUE : SCHOOL GROUND

Topic : SCIENCE IN EVERYDAY LIFE: MAKING LEARNING FUN

CREDITS

Date : 16/04/2025

HOUSE : V (EKTA HOUSE)

Topic : ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMPIONS - PRESERVING OUR ECOSYSTEM (SDG GOAL 13 CLIMATE ACTION)

CREDITS

Date : 11/04/2025

CLASS : Grade 1

TOPIC : “Let’s Be Friends.”

CREDITS

Date : 09/04/2025

HOUSE : Classes – III, IV, V

Topic : Welcome Assembly

CREDITS

Date : 03/04/2025

HOUSE : II (ALL SECTIONS)

Topic : Back to School: Let the Fun Begin

CREDITS

Date : 15/05/2025

HOUSE : - I PRERNA HOUSE

Topic : KNOW YOUR SCHOOL FROM CLASSROOMS TO PLAYGROUNDS

CREDITS

DATE: 08 May 2025

CLASS: V - SHAKTI HOUSE

Topic: NEVER GIVE UP- PERSISTENCE

CREDITS

Date : 08/05/2025

HOUSE : II EKTA HOUSE

Topic : MOTHER – A MASTERPIECE OF LOVE AND KINDNESS.

CREDITS

Date : 07/05/2025

Class : V (JAGRITI HOUSE)

Topic : FRIENDSHIP FESTIVAL: BUILDING STRONG CONNECTIONS

CREDITS

Date : 01/05/2025

Class : II (ALL SECTIONS)

Topic : WORLD BOOK DAY: A MAGICAL ADVENTURE THROUGH STORIES

CREDITS

MIDDLE WING ASSEMBLIES

DAY & DATE : Tuesday, 29 April 2025

HOUSE : VI (Jagriti House)

VENUE : School Ground

TOPIC : Friendship First: Handling Peer Pressure and Conflicts with Confidence

CREDITS

DAY & DATE : Tuesday, 22 April 2025

HOUSE : VII (Ekta & Jagriti House)

VENUE : School Ground

Breaking Free from Plastic: Let’s Create a Sustainable Future

CREDITS

DAY & DATE : Tuesday, 15 April 2025

HOUSE : VIII (Prerna & Shakti House)

VENUE : School Ground

TOPIC : Healthy Habits, Happy Life: The Power of Small Choices

CREDITS

DAY & DATE : Tuesday, 8 April 2025

Class : VI-VIII (ALL HOUSES ASSEMBLY)

VENUE : School Ground

TOPIC : Connecting Dots: Applying Past Knowledge to New Situations.

CREDITS

DAY & DATE : Wednesday, 14 May 2025

HOUSE : VII (Prerna House)

VENUE : School Ground

Unlocking The Future : The Magic of Education for Everyone

CREDITS

DAY & DATE : Tuesday, 6 May 2025

Class : VIII (EKTA HOUSE ASSEMBLY)

VENUE : School Ground

TOPIC : Click with care: Navigating social media and screen time safety

CREDITS

SENIOR WING ASSEMBLIES

Topic : Her Story - Celebrating Women Who Changed the World
Gender Equality - Empowering Women and Girls (SDG 5)