SALWAN TIMES

"To effectively communicate, we must realize that we are all different in the way we perceive the world and use this understanding as a guide to our communication with others."– Tony Robbins

Dear Learners,

Communication is the very foundation of human interaction, a constant thread woven through our daily lives. From simple greetings to complex presentations, how we share and absorb information profoundly shapes our relationships, decisions and overall success. Yet, beyond the mere act of speaking or writing, lies the deeper art of effective communication, beautifully encapsulated in Hindi by the term "Nipun Vakta."

Being a "Nipun Vakta" means much more than simply speaking well. It's about the profound ability to convey your thoughts, feelings and ideas with clarity, conviction and compassion. It's about bridging gaps, fostering understanding and building relationships, whether in a classroom, on a sports field or in the wider community.

George Bernard Shaw once astutely observed, "The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place." How often do we find ourselves lost in this illusion? We might believe we have conveyed our thoughts when, in truth, they have been misunderstood, overlooked or simply lost in the surrounding noise. Herein lies the immense importance of becoming a Nipun Vakta. Such an individual listens to understand, not merely to reply. They speak to build bridges, not to erect walls.

The ability to express yourself clearly, listen actively and connect meaningfully with others is paramount in today's fast-paced, interconnected world. As a student, being a "Nipun Vakta" means you're empowered to articulate ideas in class, contribute thoughtfully to group projects, resolve misunderstandings with friends and confidently present your perspectives to a wider audience.

Communication is the very lifeblood that courses through every classroom, every playground and every interaction within the bustling microcosm of a school. This crucial skill, being a "Nipun Vakta," isn't just a desirable trait; it's a fundamental pillar of a student's holistic development and success within the school environment. There are myriad interactions that shape our school environment and it's clear that the ability to truly connect — to be a Nipun Vakta or an effective communicator — is a unique trait.

Dear students, becoming an effective communicator is a vital skill, impacting your academic success, personal growth and future career prospects. It goes beyond simply speaking well; it involves a combination of active listening, clear verbal and written expression and understanding non-verbal cues.

I urge each of you to consciously cultivate these skills. Engage in conversations, ask thoughtful questions, practice public speaking and critically analyze the messages you receive. Remember, every interaction is an opportunity to refine your communication prowess.

Let us all commit to fostering a school community where open, respectful and effective communication flourishes. When we master the art of being a "Nipun Vakta," we unlock our potential to not only express ourselves but to truly make a difference.

May you all grow into Nipun Vaktas — confident, compassionate and clear communicators who will not only shape everyday conversations, but will also shape the very future.

With steadfast belief in your boundless potential

Blessings!

Rashmi Malik

Principal

"The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place." — George Bernard Shaw

In a world constantly buzzing with information and interaction, the ability to be an effective communicator or a "Nipun Vakta," stands out as a truly invaluable skill. It goes far beyond simply speaking or writing clearly; it's about mastering the art of genuine connection, ensuring that your intended message is not only delivered but truly understood and crucially, that you genuinely grasp the messages of others. A Nipun Vakta excels in active listening, truly hearing and comprehending rather than just waiting to speak and they possess the clarity to articulate their thoughts concisely, avoiding jargon or ambiguity. They are adept at empathy, tailoring their message to resonate with their audience, understanding their context and leveraging powerful non-verbal cues – from eye contact to body language – to reinforce their words. Furthermore, an effective communicator actively seeks and provides constructive feedback, closing the loop of understanding and fostering an environment of open dialogue. This holistic approach to communication allows a Nipun Vakta to build stronger relationships, resolve conflicts with grace, inspire collaboration and lead with clarity, making them indispensable in any personal, academic, or professional setting.

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Tanya Talwar

PRT English

We are delighted to share that Salwan Public School, Gurugram has been recognized among the Top 7 CBSE Schools in Gurugram by Times of India Education (July 11, 2025)!

This recognition is a proud moment for the entire Salwan family – our dedicated educators, supportive parents, and, above all, our brilliant students who inspire us every single day. 

Read the full article here: Times of India – Top 7 CBSE Schools in Gurugram 

Proud to be Ranked Among the Top 7 CBSE Schools in Gurugram by Times of India Education!

“Excellence is not a skill, it's an attitude." – Ralph Marston

The school celebrated Garvotsav on July 8, 2025 – The Felicitation Ceremony, a resplendent tribute to the stellar academic and sporting achievements of the 2024–25 session. This proud occasion honoured 35 shining stars and the devoted mentors who guided them to glory, reflecting the school’s unwavering pursuit of excellence.

The celebration began with a soulful “Green Accord” welcome by the esteemed Principal, Ms. Rashmi Malik, as she warmly greeted the Chief Guest, Dr. Prasad V. Medury, Managing Director of Odgers Berndtson, along with distinguished guests Mr. Paramjeet Khanna Secretary SET and MC member of our school .

The ceremonial lighting of the lamp marked the symbolic ushering in of knowledge and enlightenment.

The ceremony unfolded with the felicitation of Class X and XII achievers, selected by SET for the session 2024-2025 followed by laurels bestowed upon sports champions. Their radiant smiles, witnessed by proud parents, lit up the hall. A dance on Saraswati Vandana set a spiritual tone, followed by a heartfelt tribute to the visionary SET Chairman Emeritus and an expression of gratitude to the relentless efforts of teachers and students.

In his inspiring address, Mr. Paramjeet Khanna highlighted Garvotsav as a celebration of not just accomplishments, but values—urging students to be morally grounded as they excel. The Chairperson and Principal echoed this spirit, encouraging learners to pursue greatness with integrity and humility.

Dr. Medury’s stirring words spotlighted the pivotal role of youth in shaping the future through STEM, AI, and innovation, kindling ambition in every listener. Class XII students were urged to return as future torchbearers, while Class X was encouraged to begin crafting their paths.

 The grand event culminated with a warm valedictory note by School Director, Maj. Gen. Surinder Singh, who thanked parents and students for their enduring support. As memories were captured and hearts swelled with pride, Garvotsav stood as a radiant emblem of the school’s holistic vision—celebrating excellence, character, and the promise of tomorrow.

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Moments of pride and applause, witnessing the culmination of effort and dedication!

Celebrating the triumph of perseverance and passion!

Confluence 2025, an inter-school competition, hosted by DAV Kailash Hills, brought together talented students from across Delhi-NCR to celebrate creativity and cultural heritage. The event featured a variety of categories, with the Canvas Painting competition particularly standing out. Focused on the theme of Pattachitra Art, the competition showcased vibrant expressions of this traditional Indian art form. Soumya Singh, a Class XI-B student from Salwan Public School, Gurugram, truly excelled, earning first prize for her exceptionally intricate and authentic depiction of the ancient Odisha art. Her work was highly praised for its skillful representation of Pattachitra's traditional motifs.

Celebrating art and heritage at Confluence 2025!

A moment of immense pride for Salwan Public School, Gurugram as we have been presented with the prestigious Yoga Sangam Patra by the Ministry of Ayush. This distinguished recognition acknowledges and celebrates our dedicated efforts as the proud organizers of a large-scale Yoga demonstration held on the occasion of the International Day of Yoga 2025.

This esteemed accolade is a testament to our profound commitment to promoting wellness, fostering global harmony and embodying the core spirit of "One Earth, One Health" through the ancient and transformative practice of Yoga. We believe that this recognition not only honours our work but also strengthens our resolve to continue spreading the message of health and unity that Yoga so powerfully represents.

Honoured to receive the YOGA SANGAM PATRA from the Ministry of Ayush for organizing the International Day of Yoga 2025.

With immense pride and joy, we share a moment of great honour for our institution—our revered Principal, Ms. Rashmi Malik, has been awarded a certificate for her successful completion of the prestigious Gurugram Police Cyber Security Summer Internship 2025. This intensive and enriching programme was conducted from June 2 to July 2, 2025. 

Ms. Malik’s remarkable participation as a “Cyber Warrior” stands as a shining testament to her unwavering commitment to fostering a culture of cyber awareness and safety in our community. Through this transformative experience, she has not only acquired vital knowledge and cutting-edge skills in cyber security but has also emerged as a beacon of proactive leadership in the digital age.

With great pride and admiration, we congratulate our visionary Principal Ma’am!

With hearts brimming with pride and joy, we are delighted to announce that our esteemed Principal, Ms. Rashmi Malik, has been conferred with the coveted honour of “Outstanding School Principal 2025”!

This magnificent accolade is a resounding tribute to her indefatigable spirit, visionary foresight, and an unwavering devotion to the noble cause of education. A beacon of inspiration, Ms. Malik continues to illuminate the path for both learners and educators alike, nurturing a culture of excellence, empathy, and innovation. Her relentless pursuit of holistic growth and her steadfast leadership have become the cornerstone of our school’s soaring success.
In a thought-stirring conclave centered on shaping young minds for the global STEM landscape, luminaries from the realm of education recently gathered for a vibrant panel discussion, graciously moderated by Dr. Kiran Khattar, Professor at the School of Engineering and Technology, BML Munjal University.

Our esteemed Principal, Ms. Rashmi Malik, joined the illustrious league of fellow visionaries to exchange invaluable perspectives on bridging the divide between theoretical learning and the tangible skills demanded by the ever-evolving STEM domains. Together, they eloquently underscored the pressing need for integrated, experiential learning, meaningful collaborations and nurturing future-ready global citizens.

This enriching conversation aligns harmoniously with the vision of Uniconnect – An Initiative of Inspired Valley, which strives to weave a seamless tapestry between scholastic institutions and higher education hubs — cultivating a vibrant, future-facing educational ecosystem where aspirations take flight and potential finds its wings.

A moment of immense pride for our school!

A monumental round of applause and heartfelt congratulations to Marlyn Suzania.I from Grade II, who has unequivocally demonstrated her exceptional talent by securing first place in the Under-08 Girl's category at the prestigious 1st Shatranj India Open International FIDE Rated Rapid Chess Tournament, held on July 19, 2025, at the renowned Thyagaraj Sports Complex in Delhi. This open tournament was a true test of skill and endurance, drawing an impressive 563 participants across 9 intense rounds. Amidst such a vast and competitive field, Marlyn’s remarkable focus, strategic prowess and innate talent shone brightly, allowing her to emerge as the undisputed champion in her category. Her victory exemplifies the spirit of excellence we strive to instill and add yet another gleaming feather to the cap of Salwan Pride.

A brilliant showcase of intellect and mastery—hearty congratulations to our chess champion!

Twenty-eight enthusiastic students from Salwan Public School, Gurugram, took part in Design Disha, an engaging event hosted by UID Institute, Gurugram. The day featured insightful sessions on design thinking and creative careers, along with exciting competitions like Resin Art, the Marshmallow Challenge, Emoji design, Flip book creation, and an Art exhibition. Our talented students brought laurels to the school by securing top honours in four categories: Best Entry in the Art Exhibition (Lino-cut Print) and Best Team Entries in Emoji Design, Resin Art, and Flip Book.The event was a vibrant celebration of creativity, innovation, and artistic expression.

Salwanians Soaring High with Pride and Purpose

We are delighted to share the remarkable participation of our students in SAMVID 4.0 – Balancing the Intellect, a prestigious Inter-School competition held on July 18, 2025, at Rotary Public School, Gurugram. This multidisciplinary event is renowned for fostering creativity, intellect and teamwork among young minds. Seven of our brightest students enthusiastically represented the school across various challenging categories, demonstrating their diverse talents and collaborative spirit. Their dedication and hard work truly paid off, bringing significant accolades back to the school.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Samarsh Modi of Grade IX and Urvang Kalia of Grade X, who showcased exceptional environmental awareness and problem-solving skills to secure the Third Position in 'Neoverde.' Their achievement in this forward-thinking event highlights their commitment to sustainable solutions.

Furthermore, a special commendation goes to Siddarth Sudarsan from Grade II, who demonstrated remarkable agility and sportsmanship, earning the Third Prize in 'Athletic Ace.' His early success in such a competitive environment is truly inspiring.

SAMVID 4.0 proved to be an invaluable platform, offering our students a rich opportunity for experiential learning and holistic growth. Participating in such a diverse array of events not only honed their academic and creative skills, but also instilled in them the importance of teamwork and healthy competition.

Salwanians on the path to Success

Angela Braganza, a Class IX student, has achieved a significant milestone in Equestrian Sports, successfully passing the prestigious Galop 1 horse riding test administered by the French Equestrian Federation.

Representing India at the Saumur Horse Ball Europe, Angela was one of the only six riders selected for this rigorous examination. Following her success in the preliminary rounds, she underwent an intensive 15-day training programme designed to hone her skills. Her unwavering dedication bore fruit as she not only completed the program successfully but also achieved excellence in the Galop 1 level. Angela has now received her official qualifying certificate, making her eligible to advance to the Galop 2 level. This accomplishment marks a remarkable step forward in her equestrian journey.

Equating Effort with Triumph

Salwan Public School, Sector-15, Gurgaon celebrated Blue Colour Day with great enthusiasm on July 8, 2025, with active participation from students of Montessori I to III. The objective of the celebration was to introduce young learners to the colour, blue and help them recognize its significance in the world around them. ​The day was filled with joyful and age-appropriate activities. Montessori I students enthusiastically coloured blue candies, created blue bubbles and took home adorable cloud and rain-themed crafts. Montessori II students expressed their creativity through a hand-printing activity, crafting vibrant peacock artworks and received cheerful umbrella cutouts as takeaways.​ Montessori III explored the concept of colour mixing, experimenting with different shades of blue and also took home umbrella-themed crafts.​ A heartwarming moment of the day was when all the Montessori classes came together to sail paper boats in a pool, fostering a spirit of togetherness and fun.​ The celebration beautifully combined creativity, learning and play, making it a memorable experience that deepened the children’s connection with the colour blue.

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Our young learners showcasing their unique talents

International Tiger Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Salwan Public School, Gurugram, on July 29, 2025. The event aimed to spread awareness about the urgent need to protect tigers and preserve their natural habitat. Our Montessori students actively participated in engaging and educational activities that helped them learn about where tigers live, why they are vital to our ecosystem, and how we can help conserve them.

To mark the occasion, the children took part in a vibrant poster-making activity. With crayons, paints, and creative cut-outs, they crafted colorful posters carrying powerful messages such as “Save Tigers” and “Roar for Tigers.” Their enthusiasm and creativity reflected a deep sense of awareness and empathy toward wildlife conservation.

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“Our little champions roared with creativity and enthusiasm as they celebrated International Tiger Day!

"Debating helps young minds not only speak but also listen, understand, and grow with ideas."

Driven by this belief, an Intra-Class EVS Presentation was held on July 17 and 18, 2025, for students of Grades I and II. The event offered a vibrant platform for young learners to voice their opinions on age-appropriate environmental topics. Each student was assigned a topic and a stance—for or against—and given 1–2 minutes to express their views. Topics such as Outdoor Games, Use of Plastic, Cutting of Trees, Daily Screen Time, Use of Public Transport and Keeping Animals as Pets sparked thoughtful discussion. The students impressed everyone with their clarity, confidence and enthusiasm. Their presentations reflected a growing awareness of their environment and the ability to communicate with conviction.

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Our young learners working together for a sustainable future

The school arena buzzed with excitement as young learners from Mont-II and Mont-III participated in a captivating event, titled "Dress Up and Talk as Our Community Helpers” on July 17, 2025. This special day was meticulously designed to immerse children in the vital roles of individuals, who contribute to the well-being and functioning of our society.

The primary objective of this interactive initiative was to cultivate a profound sense of appreciation, awareness and respect for the diverse array of community helpers. For our Mont-II students, the focus was squarely on understanding "Our Community Helpers" in a broader sense, encompassing professions like firefighters, doctors, police officers and sanitation workers. Through engaging role-play and interactive speaking, children had the opportunity to step into the shoes of these everyday heroes, gaining first-hand insight into their duties and contributions.

Simultaneously, Mont-III students delved deeper into the "Profession of my Parents." This segment encouraged children to explore and articulate the specific roles their own parents play within the community, fostering a personal connection to the concept of work and service. By sharing details about their parents' professions, students not only enhanced their public speaking skills, but also developed a greater understanding and pride in their family's contribution to society.

This immersive experience aimed to go beyond mere memorization, encouraging children to internalize the significance of each profession and the collective effort required to build a thriving community. Through creative expression and collaborative learning, the event successfully reinforced the invaluable lesson that every individual, regardless of their role, plays a crucial part in our interconnected world.

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Our Mont-II and Mont-III students absolutely shined at the "Dress Up and Talk as Our Community Helpers" event.

Our school recently hosted an engaging Inter-House competition for students in Classes IX - XII. This unique event, held on July 17, 2025, combined two distinct challenges: a Rubik’s Cube competition and a Math Podcast challenge. The Rubik's Cube segment tested students' speed, focus and logical thinking, while the Math Podcast portion showcased their creativity and communication skills, as they explored real-world mathematical concepts through compelling presentations. The competition was judged by a panel that included our Vice-Principal, Dr. Sunita Jakhar, Ms. Aishwarya Nasa and a notable alumna who shared her inspiring journey with the students. The results were as follows: In the Rubik's Cube category, Srishti House took first place, followed by Akash House in second and Sagar House in third. For the Math Podcast, Prithvi House secured the top spot, with Srishti House coming in second and Akash House in third. Our respected Principal Ma’am, Ms. Rashmi Malik, further enriched the event with her inspiring address. She commended the efforts of the students and teachers and encouraged students to explore the relevance of mathematical concepts in their daily lives, noting that this reflection would help them engage more deeply with the subject. The Mathematics department also extended its congratulations to all the participants for their energy, insight and innovative spirit.

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Celebrating the brilliant minds of our students at the Inter-House Rubik’s Cube & Math Podcast Competition!

Students from grades VI-VIII, enthusiastically participated in two inter-house competitions on July 18, 2025; an English Advertisement Competition and a Poetry Recitation Competition. Both events were designed to boost creativity, public speaking skills and teamwork. In the advertisement competition, students of grade VI had one hour to compose and perform an ad on a surprise topic. The judging panel, consisting of Ms. Manashi Dutta from the English Department and Ms. Anju Chauhan from the Art Department, evaluated the students on their clarity, confidence, vocabulary and the quality of their illustrations.

The students' imaginative and engaging performances highlighted a fantastic blend of verbal and visual creativity, demonstrating great teamwork. Akash House secured first place with their "Smart Tiffin Box" ad, followed by Srishti House in second and Sagar House in third. 

The poetry competition for grades VII & VIII, tasked students with performing original poems based on impromptu themes. Each house was introduced with an enthusiastic title and the teams, including the Prithvi House Warriors, Srishti House Combatants, Sagar House Gladiators and Akash House Crusaders, showcased immense creativity and emotional depth. In the competition, Srishti House secured first place, while Akash and Prithvi houses were tied for second, Sagar House finished in third. Both events were highly successful in fostering creativity and collaboration among the students.

"Words woven into magic. The Inter-House English Competition showcased the power of expression."

Students in Grades VI through VIII participated in the school's Inter-House Mathematics Competition. This event was specifically designed to cultivate logical reasoning, creativity and a genuine passion for numbers through interactive, hands-on activities.

For Grade VI, the competition was titled "Shape Up." Students were tasked with designing imaginative, shape-based collages that merged mathematical concepts with artistic flair. The finalists were then challenged to recreate their intricate designs within a 45 minute time limit, showcasing both their conceptual understanding and innovative spirit.

Students in Grades VII and VIII participated in a lively "Number Hunt," a fast-paced Math Tambola game. Participants tackled mental math challenges to win categories like "First Row," "Second Row," "Third Row" and "Full House." The competition successfully brought mathematics to life, transforming it into a fun, interactive experience that highlighted the subject's practical and enjoyable aspects.

Celebrating Logic, Creativity and a Love for Numbers 

Salwan Public School, Gurugram, successfully organised an Inter-House Science Competition on July 19, 2025. The event brought together bright minds from Classes VI to XII to engage in a stimulating and thought-provoking debate on a range of contemporary issues critical to our planet's future. Participants delved into compelling topics such as "Renewable Energy: Is it the Better Choice for India’s Future?", "Solar Power – The Key to a Sustainable Future," "The World Can Thrive Without Fossil Fuels," and "Can Technology Alone Solve Environmental Problems?". Throughout the competition, students demonstrated exceptional critical thinking, remarkable clarity of thought and persuasive communication skills. Their well-researched arguments not only enriched the debate, but also highlighted a deep understanding of the issues impacting our environment. This event successfully cultivated a strong scientific temperament amongst students while inspiring them to think deeply and innovatively about sustainability and the path forward.

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A huge success! Students showcased their incredible debating skills at the Science Inter-House Debate Competition.

The students of grade V E hosted a special assembly on "Nipun-Vakta" (Effective Communicator) on July 11, 2025, to highlight the importance of clear expression, self-confidence and meaningful connection in communication.

The assembly commenced with a prayer, followed by a "Thought of the Day" emphasizing the role of communication in building confidence, empathy and relationships, thus aiding personality development. A "Word of the Day" segment further enriched the vocabulary. Students then recited a poem on effective communication. The assembly also included diverse news updates (international to school-specific) and a review of the book "Know About Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam," inspiring students through his journey.

A dramatic act powerfully illustrated how determination and communication can transform fear into confidence. Complementing the same, dances depicted emotional journeys from struggle to success, teaching students that setbacks are integral to growth and can be overcome with effort and self-belief. The students performed with enthusiasm and self-assurance, receiving warm acknowledgement from parents who celebrated their children's efforts and achievements. The event's success was further underscored by encouraging feedback from the Headmistress and heartfelt appreciation from the parents.

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Nipun Vakta Assembly: Where voices find their power!

The students of Grade V F presented a vibrant and an insightful morning assembly on July 16, 2025, themed, "Nurturers of Life – A Journey of Gratitude." This heartfelt event masterfully connected the vital essence of nature's nurturing presence with the selfless dedication of doctors, celebrating both as indispensable superheroes in our lives.

The assembly commenced with traditional elements, including the morning prayer and school pledge, setting a reverent tone. This was seamlessly followed by the Thought and Word of the Day, essential News Updates and an intriguing Plant of the Day segment, all thoughtfully curated to align with and introduce the overarching theme.

The thematic core of the assembly unfolded through a captivating conversation between students embodying everyday children and superheroes. The message was further reinforced by a skit and a song, which ingeniously demonstrated how every child possesses the power to be a superhero by actively caring for plants, maintaining clean surroundings and deeply appreciating the contributions of medical professionals. The program concluded with a powerful reflection on the essence of gratitude and emphasized the individual responsibility everyone holds in fostering a caring and healthy world for all.

The Headmistress, Ms. Neetu Katyal extended her sincere appreciation for the exemplary efforts of both the students and the teachers. Similarly, parents conveyed overwhelmingly positive feedback, acknowledging the presentation's significant impact and deeply touching message.

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From 'Earth's Health Cheerleaders' to thoughtful reflections!

Prithvi House organized a special assembly, dedicated to Road Safety on July 15, 2025. The event began reverently with a soulful Ganesh Stotra, trailed by Shiv Upasana, honouring the auspicious Shravan month.

This was followed by a powerful Nukkad Natak (street play) performed by students, effectively highlighting crucial road safety rules.

Principal Ma'am commended the students' efforts, stressing the vital importance of adhering to traffic regulations. She also encouraged students to create engaging and funny posters on road safety and suggested observing during Shravan as a means to build resilience.

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Our young Road Safety Champions in action! Learning vital lessons for safer journeys.

The Junior Wing of our school held a pivotal House Assembly on July 19, 2025, based on the theme, "Preparedness for the Rainy Season." The session was meticulously designed as a value-based presentation, aiming to equip our young learners with essential knowledge and foster a sense of responsibility as the monsoon approaches.

The core objective of the assembly was to raise comprehensive awareness among students regarding the critical importance of health and hygiene practices during the monsoon period. The presentation offered practical insights, covering vital precautions and habits applicable to both their home and school environments. Students were actively encouraged to adopt safe habits, such as maintaining personal cleanliness, understanding the significance of clean surroundings and preventing common monsoon-related ailments. Beyond individual well-being, a strong emphasis was placed on helping students understand their integral role in maintaining overall community health. The assembly highlighted how their individual actions contribute to a safer and healthier environment for everyone, reinforcing values of collective responsibility and proactive care.

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"Preparedness for the Rainy Season: Instilling valuable lessons on hygiene and community well-being.”

The students of grade II C hosted a special assembly on July 18, 2025,  centred around the theme of ‘Sustainable Development Goal 16: Clean Water and Sanitation.’

The assembly commenced with a soulful prayer, creating a serene atmosphere. Students then demonstrated perfect yoga poses, before sharing engaging and educational facts. The assembly featured impactful performances, including a thought-provoking skit and a powerful nukkad natak (street play), both designed to raise awareness about water conservation. A mesmerizing dance performance further captivated the audience. A particularly moving moment was when students and parents collectively took a pledge to save water and use it responsibly, underscoring a shared commitment to this vital cause.

Headmistress, Ms. Neetu Katyal addressed the gathering, commending the students' enthusiasm, talent and hard work. The assembly proved to be not only engaging and informative, but also highly successful in fostering a sense of social responsibility among both the students and the audience.

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Inspiring the next generation of water heroes!

Students from Salwan Public School, Gurugram, in Grades II E and II F delivered deeply impactful class assemblies dedicated to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2: Zero Hunger. The students, who performed on July 22, 2025 and July 29, 2025, respectively, recently showcased their remarkable social consciousness and stage presence. Both the events were a testament to the students' understanding of a critical global issue and their ability to inspire change, even with "little hands and big hearts."

The assemblies were a vibrant tapestry of impactful performances. Each program began with a peaceful prayer, setting a reflective and purposeful tone. Following this, the young changemakers captivated their audience with multifaceted presentations designed to raise awareness and inspire action.

Through a combination of educational presentations, thought-provoking skits, catchy songs and eye-opening facts, the students of both classes bravely tackled the issue of global hunger. The presentations were not just informative but also emotionally resonant, highlighting the importance of food conservation, equitable food distribution and the realities of food insecurity.

The young performers delivered a powerful and cohesive message: everyone has a role in eradicating hunger. Their confidence and clear delivery were particularly praised by Headmistress, Ms. Neetu Katyal, who lauded their enthusiasm for such a socially relevant message. The assemblies underscored the belief that "even the smallest voices can spark the biggest changes" and served as a poignant reminder that "hunger can't wait."

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Little hands, big hearts, and a powerful message!

Little voices, big impact!

The Montessori teachers proudly hosted an insightful Phonics Workshop on July 19, 2025, specifically designed for our dedicated parents. The core objective of this interactive session was to bridge the gap between classroom learning and home support, empowering parents with the knowledge and tools to effectively nurture their children's foundational literacy skills.

The workshop commenced with a comprehensive introduction to the core principles of phonics, emphasizing on this crucial element of early reading. Parents were guided through the phonetic sounds and corresponding actions, gaining a clear understanding of how these building blocks contribute to fluent reading. The session also provided practical demonstrations on correct letter formation, essential for developing neat and legible handwriting.

Further enriching the workshop, participants learned effective word-building strategies, observing how individual sounds combine to form words. Crucially, the techniques shared were meticulously aligned with the Montessori approach to literacy, ensuring a seamless transition from school to home learning environments. Emphasis was placed on early reading and writing skills, providing parents with actionable methods to encourage these vital developmental milestones in their children.

The highly interactive session culminated with an inspiring address from our respected Head Mistress, Ms. Neetu Katyal. Following her remarks, a dynamic Question and Answer session allowed parents to openly share their observations, discuss specific challenges and seek personalized guidance. The overwhelming response from parents was one of deep appreciation, particularly for the hands-on demonstrations and the clear, practical advice on how they could effectively reinforce phonics learning within their home routines. This workshop truly fostered a stronger school-home partnership, laying a robust foundation for our children's literacy journey.

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Empowering our Montessori parents!

Saanvi Sara Panda (Class IX)                   

Saanvi Sara Panda (Class IX)        

Yukti (Class V)        

Oorja  (Class IX)