Student Life
What the day holds beyond the timetable — the stage, the sports ground, the festivals and the habits a child leaves with.
School is more than the timetable
A child in Grades 1 to 4 spends four years here, and the part they remember is rarely the part that was examined. It is the morning they stood on a stage in costume, the afternoon their rangoli was the one photographed, the term they were trusted to lead something.
The section is built to give every child several of those, whatever they turn out to be good at — which is why the list below is as wide as it is.
What a year holds
Literacy and language activities
Recitation, elocution, story telling and handwriting — in English and in Marathi.
Art, craft, music and dance
Drawing and painting, clay work, rangoli, best out of waste, and the group dance that took Natya Tarang 2026.
Sports and physical education
Sports and games through the year, taught as a subject in its own right.
Cultural celebrations and festivals
Onam under Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat, Independence Day, Raksha Bandhan — marked together, on stage, by the children.
Environmental awareness
Best out of waste and environment-themed work, so that looking after things is practised rather than announced.
Leadership and values
Value education, life skills, and chances to be responsible for something in front of the rest of the school.
See a year of it
The classrooms, the costumes and the prizes, photographed as they happened.
