Teacher's Day Celebration
RBK Hanumant High School celebrated Teachers’ Day with great enthusiasm and grandeur. The celebration began with a grand welcome for the teachers by the students, followed by impressive musical performances, dance performances, and a meaningful drama highlighting the importance and value of teachers. Students also organised fun games for the teachers and presented them with thoughtful gifts as a token of love and gratitude.
A unique highlight of the celebration was the “Students Take Over” activity. After the assembly, students took charge of the school’s routine functioning and managed various responsibilities, experiencing the role of teachers and administrators. The celebration was a memorable expression of respect, gratitude, and appreciation for the teachers and their contribution to students’ lives.
Ganesh Chaturthi Celebration
RBK Hanumant High School celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with devotion and enthusiasm through a special assembly. The celebration began with prayers, followed by a graceful dance performance by the students. An idol of Lord Ganesha was beautifully placed on the stage as a part of the celebration.
The students and teachers participated in the Aarti of Lord Ganesha, creating a peaceful and devotional atmosphere. The celebration encouraged students to seek the blessings of Lord Ganesha and reminded them of the values of wisdom, positivity, and devotion.
Janmashtami Celebration
RBK Hanumant High School organised a special assembly to celebrate Janmashtami with great enthusiasm and devotion. The students presented songs, dances, and a drama highlighting the inspiring life values and teachings of Shree Krishna. The performances created a joyful and festive atmosphere.
As a unique gesture, students brought blessing chits in a matka instead of butter, representing the traditional Matki celebration. These blessing chits were distributed among all the teachers as a symbol of Prasad and blessings. The celebration beautifully combined devotion, creativity, and the values taught by Shree Krishna.
Hanuman Ansh Movie Show
RBK Hanumant High School organised a movie show for students at Cine Arc a nearby cinema hall on 7th September, 2026; to promote learning through life values. A total of 181 students and 9 teachers attended the show and watched the movie “Hanuman Ansh.” The students enjoyed the movie and the experience of watching it together.
The movie conveyed several valuable life lessons inspired by the life of Neem Karoli Baba, including kindness, faith, humility, and helping others. The event was an enjoyable and meaningful experience that encouraged students to reflect on and adopt positive values in their daily lives.
Primary - Activity - My little Home Business
Grade 1 students participated enthusiastically in the “My Little Home Business” activity. Students decided what they would like to make and sell at home and created a picture of their chosen business. They drew and coloured their products and shared their ideas with the class.
The activity helped students understand small businesses and the value of money while developing their creativity and confidence. Students enjoyed the activity and participated enthusiastically.
Primary - Activity - Shapes and Pattern
Grade 1 students participated enthusiastically in the “Shapes and Patterns” activity. Students brought colourful paper shapes prepared at home with the help of their parents. Using these shapes, they created different objects such as houses, flowers, boats, and suns.
Students also explained the shapes and colours they used in their creations and counted the number of shapes used. The activity helped students identify different shapes, understand their use in everyday objects, and develop their creativity, counting skills, and confidence in explaining their work. It was an enjoyable and meaningful learning experience for the students.
Primary - Activity - Table Practice
Grade 1 students participated enthusiastically in the “Table Practice” activity. Students practiced the tables of 2, 5, and 10 using crayons and other stationery items to make groups. They counted the groups and wrote the tables on the board in a fun and engaging way.
The activity helped students improve their counting skills, table recall, concentration, and confidence. Students enjoyed the colourful and interactive learning experience.
Primary - Activity - Coin Making
As a part of the chapter Our Very Own Minting Factory, a Coin Making Activity was conducted for Grade 2 students. Students enthusiastically created their own coins using clay material, showcasing their creativity and understanding of coins. Through this hands-on activity, they learned about the importance, uses, and role of coins in our daily lives. The activity made learning enjoyable, interactive, and meaningful while developing students’ creativity and financial awareness.
Primary - Activity - Roll, Multiply and Win
Students and parents participated enthusiastically in the “Roll, Multiply & Win” home activity. They rolled the dice, multiplied the numbers, and earned points for correct answers over five rounds.
The activity helped students practice multiplication in a fun and interactive way while improving their calculation skills, speed, and confidence. It also encouraged joyful learning through parent-child participation.
Primary - Activity - My chores
As a part of the Financial Literacy subject, Grade 3 students participated in a ten-day “My Chores Activity.” Students prepared their own chore charts and performed various household chores at home, such as cleaning, arranging things, and helping family members. They earned money by completing their assigned chores, helping them understand the value of work, earning, and responsibility. At the end of the activity, students shared pictures of their completed chores as evidence of their participation. The activity encouraged practical learning, self-reliance, and an appreciation for the efforts involved in earning money.
Primary - Activity - Clothes we wear
As a part of the chapter Clothes We Wear, an engaging hands-on activity was conducted for Grade 2 students. Students came dressed in different types of clothes and explored seasonal, traditional, and occupation-based clothing. They identified the different clothes worn for various seasons, occasions, and professions and discussed why particular clothes are suitable for different purposes. The activity encouraged observation, communication, and creativity while helping students connect classroom learning with real-life experiences.
Secondary - Activity - Tie and Dye
As a part of the chapter Tie and Dye, a hands-on Tie and Dye activity was conducted for Grade 7 students. Students explored the traditional art of tie and dye by creating colourful patterns on recycled fabrics. They learned about fabric preparation, tying techniques, natural dyes, and the importance of using sustainable materials. The activity encouraged creativity, practical skills, and an appreciation for traditional textile crafts while promoting the reuse of old fabrics.
Secondary - Activity - My Weather Station
As a part of the chapter Understanding the Weather, a group activity titled “My Weather Station” was conducted for Grade 7 students. Students worked collaboratively in groups to prepare creative models of weather stations, showcasing their understanding of weather elements and instruments used for weather observation. The activity encouraged teamwork, creativity, and practical learning, helping students connect classroom concepts with real-life weather monitoring.
Secondary - Activity - My Sacred Creation
As a part of the chapter How the Land Becomes Sacred, an individual hands-on clay activity titled “My Sacred Creation” was conducted for Grade 7 students. Students created clay models representing sacred places, objects, natural elements, symbols, or traditions associated with different religions and cultures. The activity encouraged creativity, respect for diverse beliefs, and a deeper understanding of how people give special significance to sacred elements. It made learning interactive, meaningful, and engaging.