Celebrating Earth Day
EARTH DAY is celebrated around the world to make an effort in our everyday lives that will make our beautiful planet thrive. CWS celebrated “The Earth Day” through a series of activities on 22nd April. The entire school, whether it was the students or teachers, took part in this “Go- Green initiative”. Saplings were planted to reduce global warming. The teachers showed PowerPoint presentations to remind the students of their duties towards ‘Mother Nature’ and also how they can contribute to the Go Green initiative. They also participated in a craft activity in which they coloured an earth using thumb impressions, Sponge dabbing etc with blue and green colours symbolizing land and water. The tiny tots took an oath to keep their environment clean and plant more trees.
Baisakhi Celebrations
Wheat crop is ready for harvest. Time to rejoice and feel nice
Fruits to reap of blood and sweat, And get joyous and celebrate life.
With this spirit the students of CWS celebrated Baisakhi with gusto and religious fervour. Baisakhi is a vibrant and colorful festival that marks the beginning of the Sikh New Year and the harvest season. We celebrated this joyous occasion with our little ones in a fun and educational way. To start the day, our teachers explained the significance of Baisakhi and its importance in Sikh culture. We also talked about the harvest season and how farmers in Punjab and other parts of India celebrate this time of year. In a craft activity to celebrate the festival the children made their own paper Corn, turban etc. The festivities culminated with the kids dancing to popular Bhangra music. The children had a blast dancing and jumping around, and it was a great way to end the day.
Orientation Day 2025-2026
The Orientation Programme was organised for the parents of Nursery and Prep Classes on 29th March 2025. Our teachers addressed all the parents and welcomed them. The teachers informed the parents that in the prevailing times technology had come to man’s rescue in the smooth functioning of the School. They were also told that the School looked forward to their support to ensure that students followed discipline during classes and to ensure that students followed the School routine. The subject teachers briefed the parents about their subject, books, expectations from the parents and some important instructions. The meeting ended with the teachers thanking the parents for participating enthusiastically in the programme and understanding the ethos of the school. Dr. Barkha Shorey, Director Occupational Therapist and Director, Rahat Occupational & Speech Therapy Centre, a renowned Counsellor addressed the parents and informed them of various behavioural changes in children and how to deal with them. She also answered queries that parents had with regard to their children.
