Events

The Resfeber Event held at RBKIS during International Week was an exhilarating and educational celebration of human history. With the Paleolithic Age as its theme for PRE-PRIMARY, learners and staff embarked on a fascinating journey through time, exploring the origins of humanity and the challenges our ancestors faced. This event not only fostered a deeper understanding of our past but also promoted cultural awareness and global unity during International Week.

The Paleolithic Age: A Glimpse into Our Ancestral Past: 

The Paleolithic Age, often referred to as the Stone Age, marked the early stages of human development. During this period, our ancestors relied on primitive tools and lived as hunter-gatherers. The Resfeber Event took attendees back in time, creating an immersive experience of what life might have been like for these early humans.

Key Highlights of the Event:

• Paleolithic Diorama Exhibition: The school was transformed into a Paleolithic wonderland. Pre-Primary learners displayed dioramas depicting scenes from the Paleolithic Age, showcasing how our ancestors lived, hunted, and interacted with nature.

• Shadow Act: The shadow act performance was a carefully choreographed dance routine that used a combination of silhouettes, and lighting to transport the audience back in time to the Paleolithic Age and creating enchanting and evocative silhouettes.

• Paleolithic Dance: The dancers, dressed in costumes inspired by the era, moved gracefully creating enchanting and evocative scenes.

• Interactive Workshops: Various workshops were organized to provide a hands-on experience. Students and visitors could try their hand at crafting Stone Age jewelry and learning primitive survival skills.

• Artistic Expressions: Students expressed their creativity through art, showcasing Paleolithic-inspired paintings, tools, and other forms of artistic expression.

• Costume display: Students and teachers dressed in attire reminiscent of the Paleolithic era, allowing everyone to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the time.

Promoting Cultural Awareness and Unity: 

The Resfeber Event not only delved into history but also celebrated the diversity of cultures worldwide. Learners and teachers embraced the opportunity to learn about the various ways early humans adapted to their environments across different regions.

The Resfeber Event during International Week was a resounding success. It transported participants back in time to explore the challenges, innovations, and daily lives of our Paleolithic ancestors. By doing so, it emphasized the importance of cultural awareness and unity in today's globalized world. This event encouraged students to appreciate the rich tapestry of human history while fostering a sense of curiosity and exploration that will stay with them throughout their lives. It was a remarkable testament to the power of education and the importance of celebrating our shared heritage.

                              Zero Waste Week

Zero waste is the conservation of resources and materials through responsible production and consumption. Eliminating waste is the goal. Zero waste is not an overnight success. It's a process. Big change begins with small steps and contributions from everyone, that can include our young learners too. Eco-Friendly practices were been to our young learners how to contribute to maintaining healthy earth.

 Learners explored zero waste and recycling activities for a cleaner and greener environment. They also explored the concept of 'Reduce, and Reuse'. Learners learned that reducing consumption and reusing rather than buying new products can be even more environmentally friendly than recycling.

Our young learners were encouraged to create Zero waste and segregation of waste for waste management. 

Happy Janmashtami

 6th september was a special day at the campus of Kanakia Kids IS School as our learners observed the celebration of Janmashtami with loads of enthusiasm. The celebration was commenced by the senior grade learners for our pre-primary learners. Our little learners had a great time being entertained and enjoying the festival.

World Literacy Day!

I  can be the author of my book!!!!!!

 Literacy is the ability to read, write, speak and listen in a way that lets us communicate effectively and make sense of the world. International Literacy Day was celebrated on September 8th 2023. It has been observed every year to motivate individuals around the world to read more, improve literacy skills, and provide educational opportunities for learners.  Here our learners were made aware about significance of the day. To celebrate this day our young learners used the papers and crayons to create their own story books. Learners were brimming with creative ideas & names for their own story book.

Happy Teacher's Day!

Influence of teachers extends beyond the classroom!!!!!!

 September 5th is celebrated as Teacher's Day in India to mark the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, an Indian philosopher, academic, and statesman, who served as the first Vice President and Second President of independent India. Our learners celebrated teacher's day by sharing a token of love in the form of cards to their teachers.