PODAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, NERUL - CBSE

School's Gudi Padwa celebration was a vibrant and culturally enriching event that engaged students, teachers, and staff in traditional festivities to mark the auspicious occasion of the Maharashtrian New Year. The celebration kicked off with a special assembly that brought the entire school community together in a spirit of unity and joy.The traditional Gudi, a symbol of prosperity and good luck, stood tall in the special assembly hall, bedecked with vibrant fabrics, flowers, and auspicious ornaments. Its presence radiated a sense of tradition and cultural pride, fostering a festive atmosphere that filled the air with excitement and anticipation.

             Cultural and Social awareness is pivotal to the growth of our young citizens and is necessary for harmony in society. Special Assemblies were conducted by our school’s Middle and Secondary section on the occasions of Dr. Ambedkar Jayanti and Ramnavami.            Students expressed the importance of celebrating Dr. Ambedkar Jayanti by highlighting the work done by him to create a progressive society with a flexible and accommodative mindset. Students dressed up, portrayed the avatar and gave speeches about the architect of the Indian Constitution. They spoke about his lifelong fight against discrimination and untouchability. The jurist, economist and first law minister of India was fondly remembered by our students. The Special Assembly on Ramnavami showcased enthusiastically the virtue of righteousness and highlighted that eventually, good always triumphs over evil. This day marks the birth of Lord ...

  Plant a tree, pick up trash, purchase biodegradable products, and commit to reduce, reuse and recycle. Planting trees is one of the easiest and most sustainable ways to positively affect the environment. We need trees now more than ever! One important place to start caring for the Earth is right in the classroom. This April, we celebrated Earth Day with our children to teach them to be the best stewards of a healthier Earth. The students had different activities in school. While the younger children made pictorial presentations of their responsibilities towards our Mother Earth, others brought biodegradable products from home and spoke about their benefits. The older students brought awareness by cleaning up their classes,  corridors and bringing potted plants from home. All our students pledged never to waste food, care for plants and trees, and dispose of garbage  properly.