At our Early Years program, we celebrated Friendship Day with joy, creativity, and imagination. Children enjoyed storytelling sessions, friendship-themed videos, and expressed their feelings through art, colouring, and friendship band making—each a symbol of their love and care for friends. One of the most heartwarming moments was creating “Friendship Nests,” where children imagined keeping their friends safe and happy, like birds in a cozy nest. They then envisioned turning into beautiful birds, flying together in the sky of friendship. It was a day full of smiles, bonding, and the magic of growing together—because true friendship begins early and lasts a lifetime.

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

In our Early Years program, we create dynamic, inquiry-based experiences that bring the IB philosophy to life. Through storytelling, dance, songs, games, and role play, children engage actively with key concepts and develop a love for learning. Our theme-based games encourage curiosity, collaboration, and problem-solving, while interactive discussions provide opportunities for learners to express their ideas, listen respectfully, and reflect critically. Central to our approach is the co-creation of essential agreements, which establish a safe and supportive environment where learners feel empowered to take ownership of their learning and behavior. These experiences nurture the development of the IB Learner Profile attributes—such as being caring, open-minded, and communicative—and strengthen vital Approaches to Learning (ATL) skills, including social collaboration, communication, and self- management. Together, these elements foster a holistic learning journey that supports each child in becoming an inquirer, thinker, and active member of our learning community.

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

At Early Years, our learners joyfully celebrated Raksha Bandhan, a festival that beautifully honours the bond of love, protection, and togetherness. In a heartwarming activity, children shared pictures of their celebrations at home and spoke about whom they tied the rakhi to—revealing that this special thread of love is not just limited to brothers. Through thoughtful conversations, our young learners discovered that rakhi can be tied to anyone they love and care for—be it a brother, sister, cousin, friend, parent, aunt, uncle, or even a grandparent. The festival became a meaningful opportunity to reflect on the value of relationships and the importance of expressing affection and gratitude. It was truly touching to see how our little ones embraced the spirit of Raksha Bandhan with innocence and sincerity, recognising that love knows no boundaries. Celebrating this tradition in such an inclusive way helped deepen their understanding of family, friendship, and emotional connection—values we cherish every day at Early Years.

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Our little learners celebrated Independence Day with great joy, creativity, and curiosity! Through heartwarming stories, interactive discussions, and engaging hands-on activities, they explored the true meaning of freedom and patriotism in a way that resonated with their young minds. From painting tricolour hearts, kites, and butterflies to crafting their own stories and reflections, each child expressed their love for the country in a uniquely special way. The celebration beautifully combined learning with creativity, helping children connect with the spirit of India through thoughtful conversations and joyful expression. It was truly inspiring to see our youngest citizens honour the nation with such enthusiasm—celebrating India through little hands and big hearts!

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Colour Week in EY1 was a vibrant journey of discovery as our little learners explored how to make colours using natural materials! From beetroot and turmeric to spinach and coffee, the children were fascinated to see how nature can be a beautiful source of colour. Through hands-on mixing and experimenting, they learned how everyday ingredients can be transformed into natural paints and dyes. This sensory-rich experience not only sparked curiosity and creativity but also encouraged children to observe, explore, and appreciate the wonders of the natural world around them. A truly colourful celebration of learning through play! 

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Our EY2 classroom recently transformed into a joyful kitchen as our little Super Chefs teamed up with their parents for a heartwarming cooking experience! The room was filled with laughter, excitement, and the wonderful aromas of creativity as families came together to chop, mix, sprinkle, and plate their homemade delights. This special event wasn’t just about cooking—it was about connection. As parents and children worked side by side, they shared stories, smiles, and unforgettable moments of bonding. Every dish prepared was more than just a treat; it was a celebration of teamwork, love, and togetherness. At Early Years, we believe that learning extends beyond books—and experiences like these help children build confidence, social skills, and lasting memories with the people who matter most.

Venue - EY Activity Area, Ground floor

At Early Years, we believe learning should be joyful—and our recent Pyjama Party was the perfect blend of fun and discovery! Dressed in their cozy jammies, our little learners enjoyed a magical day filled with storytelling, a fun movie session with popcorn, mystery bag surprises, and giggle-filled pillow fight games. More than just a fun day, the experience helped build social skills, spark creativity, and nurture a love for stories—proving once again that at Early Years, every moment is a magical learning opportunity. 

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Our Early Years community joyfully welcomed parents into the learning journey through the Happy Reading Club. Parent volunteers joined us to narrate engaging stories, sparking imagination and curiosity in our young learners. Each session was followed by hands-on activities and meaningful reflections, allowing children to connect deeply with the stories and express their understanding creatively. This initiative beautifully reflects the IB’s belief in strong home-school partnerships, supporting language development, social skills, and a lifelong love for reading. 

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Our Early Years Grandparents’ Day was a heartwarming celebration filled with joy, music, and unforgettable moments! From singing, dancing, and drumming to art, storytelling, and a lively game of Antakshari, our little ones and their grandparents shared laughter, love, and lasting memories. A big thank you to all the grandparents who joined us and made the day truly magical with their warmth, energy, and cherished stories! 

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Our Early Years students attended an informative session on dental health conducted by Dr. Anupama from SCHC. The session was designed in a child-friendly way and offered valuable insights into the importance of taking care of our teeth and maintaining healthy habits from an early age. Dr. Anupama used visuals, images, and videos that captured the children’s attention and helped them understand concepts more clearly. The interactive discussion encouraged the young learners to share their thoughts, ask questions, and reflect on their own daily routines. This engaging experience not only built awareness about dental hygiene but also motivated our students to practice healthy habits with enthusiasm.   

Venue - PYP Activity Area

Our Early Years students joyfully celebrated International Dot Day, inspired by The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. Drawing from artist Wassily Kandinsky, they explored emotions through colorful dots and circular patterns. Together, they created a vibrant collaborative tree, with each unique dot symbolizing individuality and unity. This meaningful activity highlighted creativity, confidence, and the power of making even the smallest mark. 

Venue - EY Activity Area,  Ground floor

Our learners reflected meaningfully on the Tomatina celebration, questioning the wastage of food and water while many struggle for essentials. With creativity and open-mindedness, they suggested celebrating with colors instead of food and donating tomatoes to those in need. Their first action was sharing with our school mausi—showcasing compassion, responsibility, and sustainable thinking. We are delighted to share a few glimpses of this thoughtful experience with you.   

Venue - EY 3

As part of their ongoing Units of Inquiry, our Early Years 1 and Early Years 2 learners embarked on a joyful field trip to Learn and Play, Phoenix.

For EY1, the trip connected to their Unit on Play. The children discovered that play is more than just fun—it is also about learning to take turns, cooperate, and ensure that everyone feels included. They engaged in hands-on activities and games that highlighted the importance of fairness, sharing, and joyful participation. 

For EY2, the experience linked beautifully to their Unit on Relationships. Play became the medium through which they explored how relationships are built, strengthened, and celebrated. As they mingled across groups, children communicated, collaborated, and developed social bonds that extend beyond the classroom.

The day was filled with laughter, movement, and meaningful interactions. It reinforced that play is not only essential for growth but also a powerful way to nurture friendships and create lasting memories.

Venue - Play and Learn, Phoenix

On Monday, 22nd September 2025, EY2 celebrated World Gratitude Day with meaningful activities. Children took part in role plays, story sessions, reflections, and videos to understand the importance of being thankful. They created Gratitude Jars and illustrated five things they are grateful for. They also made thank-you cards for someone special in their lives. It was a heartwarming experience that helped children express appreciation and reflect on the value of gratitude.

Venue - EY 2 Classroom

EY 1 learners culminated their Unit of Inquiry "How We Express Ourselves" under the central idea of play as a way of expressing ourselves with a fun-filled Dads’ Day Out. Fathers joined their children at school to explore and engage in different types of play – from imaginative play and construction activities to outdoor games and music-based play. Together, they laughed, learned, and discovered how play encourages creativity, communication, and bonding.

Venue - Outdoor Play Area

EY 2 learners celebrated the culmination of their Unit of Inquiry "Who We Are" with an inspiring Dress-Up Day. Children came dressed as their favourite person – from family members and teachers to community helpers – and confidently shared why they admire them and the qualities that inspire them. This joyful event encouraged children to appreciate relationships, express gratitude, and build confidence while connecting learning to real-life experiences.

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We organized the unit culmination on Monday, 29th September, at Zyzzyva Restaurant. It was a delightful treat where the diversity of celebrations was beautifully showcased through dances and songs. Our young learners warmly welcomed the parents with tikka and flower showers, and proudly displayed their understanding of the theme. 

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In September, Ms. Anisha Gupta and Ms. Sweta Trivedy joined us as reading partners. They brought wonderful stories that helped us explore the Open-Minded learner profile. We learned to be brave like Jabari and to think carefully like the deer. Thank you, parents, for helping us grow through stories and open hearts! 

Venue - EY Classrooms

As part of their IB PYP Unit of Inquiry, our EY2 students embarked on a hands-on investigation into the fascinating world of plants. The young learners explored the central idea that "Plants have needs in order to grow and survive." This inquiry led them into the school garden, where they actively engaged in planting seeds, feeling different types of soil, and understanding the importance of water and sunlight in helping plants grow. Throughout the experience, the children observed and discussed the various stages of plant growth. They identified different types of plants and reflected on their observations, strengthening their communication and critical thinking skills. This experiential learning opportunity supported key Early Years development areas, including fine motor skills, scientific thinking, and a deeper connection to nature. It was wonderful to witness their curiosity blossom alongside the seeds they planted! 

Venue - School Outdoor Area

Our Diwali celebrations in the early years began with the blessings of the Almighty, creating a peaceful and spiritual start to the day. The children recited beautiful shlokas, filling the environment with devotion and joy. This was followed by a captivating storytelling session by a parent, sharing the significance and values of Diwali in a way that connected deeply with the little ones. Each class came together to engage in a variety of creative activities—diya decoration, rangoli making, greeting cards, bookmarks, and more. The spirit of collaboration and joy was evident on every child's face. The celebrations continued with a “Fun and Share” time, where children enjoyed a healthy treat together and exchanged warm Diwali wishes with their friends and teachers. To conclude, the children participated in a vibrant Diwali Parade, spreading a powerful message: "Say No to Crackers – Let’s Celebrate an Eco-Friendly Diwali!" The day was a beautiful blend of tradition, creativity, and awareness, leaving lasting memories in every heart.

Venue - PYP activity Room and EY Classes

As part of our parent-led reading sessions, Ms. Nehal Sonawane (Oct 7) and Ms. Richa Katyal (Oct 10) read “The Koala Who Could” by Rachel Bright to our young learners. The story follows Kevin, a koala who overcomes his fears and embraces change, showcasing the IB Learner Profile — Risk-Taker. Children learned the importance of stepping out of their comfort zones and facing challenges with courage. The sessions sparked engaging conversations about trying new things and building confidence. We thank both parents for enriching our students' learning through this inspiring story.

Venue - EY Classes

The celebration began with a heartwarming story session that beautifully highlighted how even the smallest act of kindness can brighten someone’s day. Our young learners then translated their understanding into thoughtful illustrations, depicting moments when they showed kindness to their family, friends, neighbours, and even animals. It was truly delightful to witness their empathy, joy, and genuine desire to care for others. We hope they continue to spread smiles, compassion, and kindness wherever they go! 

Venue - EY Classes

Children’s Day was celebrated at school with immense zest, joy, and heartfelt enthusiasm. The morning began with a special assembly dedicated to honouring the spirit of childhood, where laughter, cheer, and excitement filled the air. Our young learners were delighted as they moved through a series of fun-filled experiences including a joyful toy train ride, an energetic trampoline session, a captivating magic show, and a delicious breakfast that added to the delight of the day. The celebrations continued right until the end, where the children enjoyed a special treat of popcorn and creamy ice cream—making the day even more memorable. Their smiles, giggles, and sparkling eyes reflected pure happiness as they celebrated a day meant just for them. It was truly a fun-packed and memorable celebration that reminded us of the beauty, innocence, and wonder of childhood. May our children always be blessed with curiosity, laughter, and joy, and may they continue to spread happiness wherever they go.

Venue - EY Classes, and outdoor area

Day 1 – Story Session Station (26th November)
Children became storytellers using story cards and the 5Ws—Who, What, When, Where, and Why. With support from their facilitators, they created imaginative stories, and these moments were recorded and shared with parents to enjoy.

Day 2 – Books Come Alive (27th November)
Learners arrived dressed as their favourite story characters and brought popular tales to life through expressive role play. The day was filled with confidence, excitement, and creativity as the school transformed into a world of storybook magic.

Day 3 – My Story, My Voice (28th November)
Children illustrated their own stories, and teachers added written text to support their ideas. These meaningful creations have been compiled into a spiral-bound class book now placed in the school library, giving children a sense of pride and ownership.

The Literacy Fest was a heartwarming reminder of how storytelling nurtures confidence, language development, and imagination. We are proud of our young learners and their joyful engagement with the world of stories.

Venue - EY Classes

We were delighted to host Ms. Sarika, who conducted a wonderful and engaging session on Vedic perfume making using plants. She beautifully explained the traditional process of creating perfumes from natural ingredients and shared fascinating insights into this eco-friendly practice. The session sparked great curiosity and enthusiasm among the children as they explored how fragrances can be derived from plants. It was a joyful, enriching experience that nurtured their appreciation for nature and traditional knowledge. 

Venue - EY Class

Mrs. Ashita Shah conducted a delightful guest session for the children. As a passionate baker, she brought tremendous enthusiasm and creativity to enrich our Unit of Inquiry on the Human Body, particularly our exploration of the Five Senses. She treated the children with her home-baked pure veg cookies, which they thoroughly enjoyed decorating with icing and sprinkles and, of course, savoring their delicious creations!   

Venue - EY 1 Class

Discovering the Wonders of the Human Body: A Journey Within! Under the theme “Who We Are,” learners explored the unit on the Human Body, where they learned about body parts, human growth and change, and the five senses. They presented their understanding through presentations, confidently sharing their learning. Following this, a hands-on activity was conducted with parents, which gave them an opportunity to observe and understand their child’s learning and progress from the unit. 

Venue - EY Classroom

We conducted the Student-Led Conference (SLC), during which the children confidently demonstrated student agency by sharing their learning journey with their parents. Through an action-oriented approach, they presented a pretend play and a song focused on saving trees, reflecting their understanding of environmental responsibility. Using multimodal learning strategies such as role play, visual representations, gestures, music, and oral communication, the children explained the parts and types of trees, their importance in our lives, and our role as responsible global citizens in protecting nature. The conference highlighted the development of key IB learner profile attributes, including confidence, communication, creativity, and reflection, and was appreciated by parents as a meaningful and authentic learning experience. 

Venue - EY Activity Area

We successfully conducted our Student-Led Conference at the Jogger’s Park on 16th December 2025. The event was confidently led by our students, who showcased their learning journeys, reflections, and understanding across various areas. Along with engaging parents, the learners also created awareness among members of the public present at the park. Using the VTR (Stop–Start–Continue) strategy, the children asked thoughtful questions and shared meaningful messages about healthy habits. Several visitors appreciated the initiative and shared their own experiences, making the event impactful and enriching for the wider community.  

Venue - Joggers Park

As part of our Early Years learning experiences, we were delighted to welcome parents into the classroom for a special storytelling session focused on the IB learner profile attribute “Principled.” Parents narrated engaging and meaningful stories that highlighted values such as honesty, fairness, respect, and responsibility. The children listened with great interest and actively connected the stories to real-life situations, deepening their understanding of what it means to be principled in their everyday actions. The session strengthened the home–school partnership and provided a rich, authentic learning experience for our young learners. 

Venue - EY Classes

The Early Years children celebrated Christmas with great joy through a blend of art, craft, and carol singing. The children created festive Santa and Christmas tree crafts and expressed their Christmas wishes by drawing what they hoped to receive from Santa, encouraging creativity and self-expression. The celebration was further enriched with cheerful carol singing, filling the atmosphere with music, happiness, and festive spirit. The children also shared these joyful moments with their friends and ancillary staff, spreading love, kindness, and togetherness. The day was filled with fun, laughter, and the true essence of Christmas.

Venue - EY Classes

Our Early Years learners joyfully celebrated the 100th Day of School, marking a special milestone in their learning journey. The children came dressed in creatively designed 100 Days T-shirts from home, setting the tone for a day full of excitement and exploration.

The celebration unfolded in the garden, where learners engaged in hands-on counting activities, snakes and ladders, hopscotch, freeze dance, and a fun 100 seconds game. They enthusiastically walked along numbered footsteps, recognised numbers, counted real objects in tens, and expressed their understanding through a 100 Days Smarter art and craft takeaway.

The day was filled with movement, music, collaboration, and reflection as learners illustrated their learning while teachers documented their ideas and thinking. It was a meaningful celebration of growth, confidence, and the joy of learning—100 days stronger, happier, and smarter!

Venue - Symbiosis Outdoor Area, EY Classrooms, Activity Room, Atrium

On Read Aloud Day, Early Years learners participated in a joyful and meaningful literacy experience that encouraged student agency and collaboration. Children engaged in a guest read-aloud session, independently chose books of interest, explored stories through picture reading, and listened as facilitators supported their understanding. Later, in small groups, they revisited the books, “read” the stories through images, and explained their thinking to peers, developing communication and social skills while nurturing curiosity, confidence, and a love for reading in line with the IB PYP approach.

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

During the Early Years Outdoor Day celebration, children enjoyed a memorable learning experience in Lonavala that promoted exploration, play, and a connection with nature. Learners engaged in outdoor games, experienced the joy of rain play, explored the falero pool by collecting faleros, and spent time in the garden observing their surroundings, including fish and a turtle. They played freely, shared experiences with peers, and enjoyed a picnic with yummy food, strengthening social bonds and overall well-being. This outdoor experience supported the IB Early Years philosophy by encouraging inquiry, sensory exploration, collaboration, and a deep appreciation for the natural environment while developing ATL social, communication, and self-management skills. 

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

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Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

The EY celebrated the event "In Your Elements" with full zest fervor on Tuesday, 2nd of August. All he activities were related to the IB Learner Profile Attributes and Approaches to Learning (ATL). Different activities were carried out to build up on the profiles and ATL'S like story time, classroom agreements choosing of cubbies, hand painting, goal setting etc. Our tiny tots enjoyed all the activities and was fully engaged in the same. Being the 1st week of the school our children were well settled and beautifully participated in all. 

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

In tune with the spirit of acknowledging the friends who mean a lot to us, we celebrated Friendship Day on the 3rd of August 2023. To make them understand the importance of friends in our lives kids were engaged in a variety of activities related to the same Children made a friendship band and tied it to each other, had dance performances as well, and sang songs. Through interactive discussions, they also understood that a seed of love, respect, sharing, caring, help and listening to each other need to sow to grow the Friendship Tree. They all were engaged to make the Tree with hand painting. 

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Independence Day was celebrated with great pomp and joy in the Early Years to commemorate the struggle our freedom fighters had gone through to give us an independent country.  Children came in their traditional attires,  enjoyed participating in fashion shows, and sang patriotic songs and dance performances in an open environment was just mesmerizing. Learners also engaged in hands-on activities wherein they decorated the Indian flag with sand color, paint, flitter, bud painting etc. 

Venue -  EY-1, 2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

 EY 3 parents took the initiative and organised celebration of Ganesh festival in collaboration with school under their unit of inquiry which was based on celebration. Whole environment was lit with positive vibration with ganpati sthapana, chanting mantras and Aarti.   Visarjan was happened with full enthusiasm with dhol, tasha and dancing in the school premises. Whole EY was part of the celebration

Venue - Arium , Ground floor

Father's Day celebrations galore!

"When you need real understanding, when you need someone to care, when you need someone to guide you ... A father is always there.”

Eypians celebrated Father's day on 21st September wherein fathers participated in each and every activity with zeal and enthusiasm. The tiny tots, with the help of their fathers, made beautiful photo frames, showed their culinary skills, sang for their fathers, enjoyed participating in games planned by the PE department and displayed their dance moves with Shubhang Sir. 

Venue - EY Activity Area and EY 2 Classroom

 EY 2 Organised a Grandparents’ Day celebration under their unit of inquiry which was based on relationships. Facilitators planned various activities, performances, and opportunities for children to bond with their grandparents. Grandparents were dressed in the retro theme and a ramp walk was organized for them with an 80s theme.  Our tiny tots sang songs and danced with them. It was a heart-warming day filled with love, laughter, and cherished memories. Each and every grandparent participated wholeheartedly. Snacks were then served.  At the end, a vote of thanks was proposed by the facilitators. It was indeed a highly emotional and satisfying morning. A Plant was given to the grandparents as a token of love and gratitude from the school’s side.

Venue - EY Activity Area , Ground floor

International Dot Day, is a global celebration of creativity, courage and collaboration which is observed in the IB schools around the world. The Visual Art team recently celebrated the day with the EY students. They sang the song ‘Make your mark’ and heard the story of ‘The Dot’ by H. Reynolds. Also conducted a beautiful activity on the ‘DOT’ 

Venue - EY Activity Area , Ground floor

EY 2 enjoyed the drumming session under their unit on relationship where they learnt that music also plays a vital role to manage anger. We had a guest session by Vidisha wherein our kids experienced African drum / Djembe helos to balance their emotions.  Relationships play an integral part of our life and if there is conflict resolution within will always result in resolution around us in all that we do, be it relationships, work or any action. The beats of the drum is like a meditation where we start with  slow steady beats  which activate the root chakra and are perfect for stability and calm our mind to think for a solution in a better way.

Venue - EY-2 class, Ground floor

Celebrating Chinese New Year was exciting with kids.The session was designed with fun-filled activities like  Chinese tea (Cherry and apple tea with honey), they learn how to eat with chopsticks and they imparted knowledge about the same to our little ones with stories about the "Chinese zodiac", and  "The Legend of Nian" (The New year monster).   Reflection was taken by the parents wherein kids decided how they would like to celebrate Chinese New Year and recalled the story in a sequence. Kids were mesmerized by wearing the masks provided by the parents. Cherry on the cake was added with the fortune cookies distributed to them by our enthusiastic parents.

Venue -  3 classes. Ground floor

The EY celebrated  World Food Day to advocate for equal access to good food and water by everyone. We took learners through a gallery walk where pictures of a variety of food from 'Around the World' were displayed. Facilitator engage the students to draw a food plate with their favourite food items that we are privileged to get a variety of options followed by showing them children who are less fortunate and not getting essentials in their lives like poor, hungry, and needy children who were literally starving and eating from dumps. During breakfast, the facilitator showed learners how much wastage of food is happening and the kids were shocked to see the wastage of good food. Learners understood how fortunate we are that we get to eat whatever we crave. Nevertheless, our young tiny tots promised us by taking a step forward that they will not waste food anymore and will always take food in a proper amount that they can finish.  

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

EY celebrated Exploration Cum Diwali celebration wherein they explore making Rangoli and Torans for our exploration day, which was promised to be a creative and colourful experience for our learners as they use the best out of waste to decorate their classes, and engaged in arts and craft activity like sticking, pasting, painting of diya, making a wall hanging etc. We are pleased to inform you that our children had an amazing time today during the fashion show and talent show. They were thrilled to see their friends' performances and couldn't resist tapping their feet. We were mesmerised seeing our kids performing so confidently and the last-minute entries for dance on their favourite songs added the cherry on the cake.

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Children's Day is a special occasion dedicated to our young learners, highlighting the importance of their happiness, well-being, and the unique perspective they bring to the world. This year, we had planned a delightful day filled with fun activities and surprises for your little ones at Amazeum. The kids were thrilled to see the place. They enjoyed each and every activity full of zeal be it bubble making, exploring art, doctor’s clinic, construction site, power pressure, fort exploration, climbing the wall, bakery, garage etc.

Venue - Amazeum at Pavilion Mall 

The initiative was taken by EYP 3  who approached the K6 Fitness Studios and invited Ms. Manali to take a session related to physical fitness which was conducted on 22nd November 2023. The EYP 3 also invited  EYP1 and EYP2 too. In a world increasingly dominated by screens and sedentary activities, fostering a healthy lifestyle among children has become more crucial than ever. To address this need, a dynamic and engaging Kids' Trampoline Workshop emerged, capturing the essence of fun and fitness in a bouncing celebration of well-being. This session was related to the Unit -2 where the central idea is  A healthy lifestyle is important for our well-being.

Venue - EY Activity Area 

Students of EY2 embarked on a fascinating journey into the" World of Plants ", and its biodiversity by visiting " Jagtap Nursery". The purpose of the visit was to provide learners with hands-on experience, explore and expand their knowledge about plants and foster a better understanding of the importance of plants on Earth.

 Young Learners had a wonderful field trip, wherein they explored a variety of plants like indoor plants, outdoor plants, medicinal plants, air purifying plants etc. They were thrilled by seeing Touch Me not plant. 

Venue - Jagtap Nursery

Step into the wonderland of Christmas magic at our Early Years Christmas Celebration, where we've curated a day filled with enchanting activities to make the season truly special for our little ones. Picture the joy on their faces as they engage in heart-warming carol singing, spreading festive melodies that echo through the air. But that's not all – let their creativity soar with delightful art and craft activities, where they crafted their ornaments and decorations, adding a personal touch to the holiday season. Dress-up day adds an extra layer of excitement as children can transform into their favourite festive colours, creating a magical atmosphere of holiday cheer. The fun didn’t stop there – our share and care corner encourages the spirit of giving and sharing, teaching valuable lessons of kindness and generosity. Parents Joined us for a day brimming with laughter, creativity, and the joy of Christmas as we made memories that will last a lifetime.

Venue - Atrium

Our little kids had a wonderful and educational trip to the Green Tokri Farm. Learning new vocabulary words such as "scientific nursery", plantation, sprinklers, "harvesting" and other farming-related terms became a part of their vocabulary. Trips like these provide valuable hands-on learning opportunities and help children connect theoretical knowledge with real-world experiences. It was a  memorable time exploring and learning at the farm. Our kids enjoyed making salad and ate delicious pasta too. The combination of learning and tasty food has made the experience even more memorable for them. The "Farm to Plate" concept was brought into their understanding. It encourages awareness about where food comes from, the impact of agricultural practices, and the importance of sustainable and locally sourced options. This concept supports a more informed and responsible approach to food choices.  

Venue - Green Tokri

Student-Led Conference was a unique and empowering experience where our little learners from EY 1, EY 2 and EY 3 took the lead in showcasing their growth and accomplishments. Picture a vibrant atmosphere filled with enthusiasm as our early years students confidently stood before their parents, eager to share the exciting journey of their learning. Through engaging displays, interactive presentations, and hands-on activities, these young learners proudly exhibited the knowledge and skills they have acquired. The Student-Led Conference not only celebrates academic achievements but also nurtures crucial communication and presentation skills in our early years students. Parents were amazed as they witnessed the curiosity, creativity, and progress of their child. Together, we celebrated the joy of learning in the early years, guided by the boundless enthusiasm of our little scholars.

Venue - Open Area with Ground Floor

We are thrilled to share the joy and excitement that unfolded during our recent outdoor day adventure in Ecoville. Our little explorers reveled in the wonders of nature, embarking on a journey that left them with lasting memories. The day kicked off with a scenic bus journey, filled with laughter and anticipation. Upon arrival, the children were immersed in the beauty of the outdoors, engaging in activities that sparked their curiosity and creativity. Nature exploration took center stage as our young adventurers reveled in bird watching, farm tour. The hands-on pottery session allowed them to express their artistic flair, creating unique masterpieces inspired by the natural surroundings. Hammocks swayed gently as children relaxed, sharing stories and laughter beneath the canopy of trees. The climbing adventure added an extra thrill as they navigated through an exciting course, building confidence and fostering teamwork. A delicious outdoor feast brought everyone together, creating a communal atmosphere of joy and camaraderie.

Venue - Ecoville

The air was filled with excitement and enthusiasm as the young athletes of our early years took centre stage for a memorable Sports Day celebration. Amidst a riot of colours and a chorus of cheers, our little champions showcased their budding athleticism with boundless energy and infectious joy. The field became a vibrant canvas of laughter and friendly competition as the children engaged in a variety of sports and games tailored to their age group. Highlights for the day relay races, sack races, cycle races, obstacle courses, crawling through the tunnel, quench the thirst, Hoppiti Hop and Tic Tac Toe. In a heart-warming display of awareness and social responsibility, our young learners not only participated in the exhilarating races but also used the platform to spread a vital message – "Go Green." Sports Day was not just about competition; it was a platform for the children to develop essential motor skills, coordination, and a love for a healthy, active lifestyle. The day ended with beaming smiles and a sense of accomplishment as each participant received well-deserved applause for their efforts. As we reflect on this exhilarating Sports Day, we celebrate not only the physical achievements of our young athletes but also the values of sportsmanship, teamwork, and joy that they carry with them. It was a day where little feet raced, tiny hands tossed, and young hearts soared – a true testament to the boundless spirit of our early years champions.

Venue -Sports Ground 

On February 7th, World Read Aloud Day was celebrated in the early years program. The young learners at Early Years had a delightful time celebrating this occasion. They were taken to the library where they had the chance to discover a wide variety of books. Afterwards, Mrs. Dr. Akansha Tiwari led an engaging story session using puppets. The children were captivated by the story, as seen in their enthusiastic participation and the illustrations they made. Overall, it was a rewarding session filled with lively interaction, and the educators were pleased to see how well the curious learners responded.

Venue -EY Activity Area

The EY 2 student-led conference showcased a diverse range of art forms, from music creation to dance performances and drama presentations. Visual art exploration featuring bubble painting, collage, and origami demonstrated the children's creativity. The event celebrated individuality and talent while fostering confidence and self-expression among participants, bringing pride to parents, students, and the school community. 

Venue -EY Activity Area

Early Years 1  students showcased their learning journey during a captivating student-led conference with an animal theme. From singing delightful rhymes to demonstrating their progress to parents, engaging in fun activities together, and captivating everyone with imaginative story narration, the event was a true celebration of creativity, learning, and collaboration between students and parents. 

Venue -EY Activity Area

Early Years 3 (EY3) students organized an inspiring student-led conference with a captivating planet theme, immersed in the beauty of nature. Against the backdrop of the outdoors, children showcased their learning journey through melodious rhymes and songs related to planets and space. Parents were enthralled as they witnessed their child's educational progress and actively participated in interactive activities, fostering a deeper connection between home and school. 

Venue -EY Activity Area

We are delighted to inform you that the "Fun with Numbers" event for the kids in the Early Years was an absolute success! The children had an incredible time, and their enthusiasm was truly contagious. The creativity displayed by both the parents and the kids in their number-themed costumes was simply remarkable. It's evident that a lot of effort and thought went into their outfits, and it truly added to the festive atmosphere of the event. Throughout the day, the children engaged in various group activities that not only reinforced their understanding of numbers but also fostered teamwork and collaboration. From classic games like Snakes and Ladders to brain teasers, puzzles, Bingo, Tambola, and even pattern creation, there was something for everyone to enjoy. The energy and excitement were palpable as the kids immersed themselves in the activities, and it was heartwarming to see them having so much fun. They were having such a blast that they didn't want to leave when it was time to wrap up!  

Venue -EY Activity Area, Math Lab

Today was a day filled with music, joy, and endless laughter as our Early Years embraced the magic of "World Rhyme Day"! From the moment they stepped onto the stage, our tiny tots stole the spotlight with their radiant smiles and infectious energy! Singing their hearts out, they immersed themselves in beloved classics like "Let It Shine," "We Are the World," "We Will Rock You," "Be Alive," and "You Are Special."  Each performance was a testament to their creativity, enthusiasm, and sheer love for music!  We couldn't be prouder of our budding stars for sharing their talents and spreading joy to all who were lucky enough to witness their brilliance! 

Venue -EY Activity Area

In celebration of World Theatre Day, our Drama facilitators engaged the children in immersive storytelling sessions, interactive games, and dramatic enactments. It was a joy to see them explore the world of theatre with such enthusiasm.  

Venue -EY Activity Area

In our Early Years program, we create dynamic, inquiry-based experiences that bring the IB philosophy to life. Through storytelling, dance, songs, games, and role play, children engage actively with key concepts and develop a love for learning. Our theme-based games encourage curiosity, collaboration, and problem-solving, while interactive discussions provide opportunities for learners to express their ideas, listen respectfully, and reflect critically. Central to our approach is the co-creation of essential agreements, which establish a safe and supportive environment where learners feel empowered to take ownership of their learning and behavior. These experiences nurture the development of the IB Learner Profile attributes—such as being caring, open-minded, and communicative—and strengthen vital Approaches to Learning (ATL) skills, including social collaboration, communication, and self- management. Together, these elements foster a holistic learning journey that supports each child in becoming an inquirer, thinker, and active member of our learning community.

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

At our Early Years program, we celebrated Friendship Day with joy, creativity, and imagination. Children enjoyed storytelling sessions, friendship-themed videos, and expressed their feelings through art, colouring, and friendship band making—each a symbol of their love and care for friends. One of the most heartwarming moments was creating “Friendship Nests,” where children imagined keeping their friends safe and happy, like birds in a cozy nest. They then envisioned turning into beautiful birds, flying together in the sky of friendship. It was a day full of smiles, bonding, and the magic of growing together—because true friendship begins early and lasts a lifetime.

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Venue - EY-1,2 & 3 classes. Ground floor

Our learners reflected meaningfully on the Tomatina celebration, questioning the wastage of food and water while many struggle for essentials. With creativity and open-mindedness, they suggested celebrating with colors instead of food and donating tomatoes to those in need. Their first action was sharing with our school mausi—showcasing compassion, responsibility, and sustainable thinking. We are delighted to share a few glimpses of this thoughtful experience with you.   

Venue - EY 3  Ground floor