Students from classes X to XII attended to the prestigious NCC Officers' Passing Out Parade at the Officers Training Academy (OTA) Kamptee. The objective of the event was to provide students with a first-hand experience of the rigorous training, discipline, and structure that is integral to the NCC and the military alongside providing information on the various opportunities within the military and defense services, encouraging students to explore careers in these fields.

The highlight of the day was the meticulously synchronized Passing Out Parade, which commenced at 6:45 am. Air Marshal Vijay Kumar Garg presided as the reviewing officer, adding to the significance of the event. Following the parade, students witnessed the traditional piping ceremony, where newly commissioned officers received their rank insignia from family members—a proud moment marking their transition into officers of the NCC.

After the ceremony, students were given an orientation tour of the academy. Lt. Col. L.M. Joshi guided the students on the educational qualifications and streams required for admission into the Indian Army while motivating them to consider careers in defence.

On their way back, students got an opportunity to visit the Dragon Palace Temple at Kamptee where they explored the sight of the remarkable architecture of the Buddhist temple and experienced its serene ambiance.

The exposure visit concluded at 1:30 pm. Students expressed their excitement and appreciation for the opportunity to witness the inspiring dedication of the NCC officers, which left a profound impact on them.

Pola celebration was held for the students of Pre- primary section. The program started with the inauguration of Nandi exhibition. Students exhibited their exquisitely decorated wooden oxen symbolic to the Pola Celebration. The celebration included various activities like singing songs, Dance, recitations, and the traditional Nandi Race were conducted for the students on the occasion. Teachers explained about the importance and significance of the festival through their speeches. The traditional Nandi Race conducted at the end of the programme remained the highlight of the event.

78th Independence Day of India was celebrated with immense enthusiasm and patriotic spirit on 15th August 2024. This year’s theme, ‘Viksit Bharat,’ highlighted the aspiration for a developed and progressive India by 2047. The celebration began with a solemn flag hoisting ceremony led by the Chief Guest, Mr. Chetan Tarare, Chairman, School Management Committee.

Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav, Principal of Reliance Foundation Mouda, Mrs. Sunita Sharma, Academic Coordinator, and Mr. Shyam Kale, Head of Administration, teachers and students of classes V to XII attended the cultural programme. Mr Avinash Akant formally welcomed the gathering.

The celebration featured a series of engaging cultural performances by students from various classes. The programme commenced with a melodious patriotic song by orchestra of students of classes VI and VII. Vidya Hatwar of class IX delivered an insightful English speech on the significance of August 15 while Amrit Mishra of class V moved the audience with a recitation Hindi poem that reignited patriotic fervour.

A highlight of the event was the presentation of awards for 100% attendance of the students in the previous academic session. Class IX students impressed everyone with a dramatic skit portraying the self-sacrifice and revolutionary thoughts of Bhagat Singh. Students of classes VI and VII brought joy to the audience with a captivating dance performance on the patriotic song Hind posh mal.

In his address, Chief Guest praised the nation’s strides in development, technology, and education, encouraging students to contribute positively towards national progress besides complementing the participants for their captivating performances. Principal underscored the importance of discipline and continuous effort in our journey towards achieving progress and happiness through his speech.

The programme was compered by Saksham Khandait and Samruddhi Ratwadkar, the students of class VIII. Mr. Dattatray Bharti proposed the vote of thanks that concluded the event. The day’s celebrations were a testament to our collective commitment to the nation’s future and the values that unite us.

Students and teachers of classes VI and VII paid an education visit to the Raman Science Centre Nagpur with an objective to allow students to spend time with hands-on exhibits, gain practical experiences.

During their day long schedule, students observed displays on the theme- Indigenous technologies for Viksit Bharat, watched the 3D show in Apollo on life in water, witnessed the Science on Sphere show (SOS), enjoyed the planetarium show, explored information about Chandrayan-3 and Aditya L-1 besides experiencing the various scientific models like: Human body weight on different planets depending on the planet's gravity, Elixir of Life Gallery, Size-weight illusion, Kinetic sculpture, Nanobug colony, Pendulum wave, Color TV principle, Micro to Macro, Per sieving depth, Mag lev, Hyperbolic, Simple camera, Taller and easier balance, etc.

Students enjoyed an array of outdoor exhibits on physical science, pet animal cages, aviaries and medicinal plant garden to enrich their knowledge further to their classroom learning. The educational tour concluded with the return journey at 3:00 pm.

Understanding the importance of eye health, the school organized a session titled ‘Health Talk on Digital Eye Strain’ for students of classes VI to VIII. The session aimed to educate students on the symptoms, effects, and preventive measures related to digital eye strain.The resource person for the event was Dr. Mrunal Upasani, a distinguished Ophthalmologist, Max Healthcare, Nagpur provided valuable insights into the topic.Dr. Upasani began the session by discussing the various symptoms associated with eye strain, which can result from prolonged use of mobile phones, laptops, and computers. To illustrate the impact, she presented a series of photographs depicting problems caused by eye infections and eye strain. This visual representation helped the students understand the severity of these issues.She then shared several preventive measures to reduce digital eye strain. One key recommendation was the 20-20-20 rule, which advises taking a 20-second break to look at something 20 feet away every 20 minutes of continuous digital device usage. This simple practice can significantly alleviate continuous eye strain.In addition to the 20-20-20 rule, Dr. Upasani emphasized the importance of diet in maintaining eye health. She advised students to include green vegetables in their meals, explaining that these play a significant role in protecting the eyes and maintaining overall eye health.Overall, Dr. Upasani's visit was instrumental in broadening the students' knowledge about eye health and motivating them to take proactive steps to protect their vision.

Smriti Diwas, the death anniversary of Shri Dhirubhai Ambani ji, the founder of Reliance Industries Limited, was observed in a special assembly. This event aimed to educate students about his remarkable life and legacy, while also inspiring them with his entrepreneurial spirit. The assembly began with the garlanding the portrait of Shri Dhirubhai Ambani ji. Mr. Shyam Kale, the Head of Administration, delivered an insightful speech, highlighting the key aspects of Dhirubhai Ambani ji's life journey. Mr. N B Kazi, Head of department, English, emphasized Dhirubhai Ambani ji's determination, innovative mindset, and unwavering resilience, encouraging students to embrace these qualities in their own lives, on the occasion. Sparshika Vaidya, a student of class VII delivered a speech, sharing the anecdotes and insights from Shri Dhirubhai Ambani ji's life and illustrating his extraordinary achievements and indomitable spirit. These stories not only honoured his legacy but also motivated everyone present to strive for excellence in their own endeavours. The assembly concluded on a reflective note as Hital Ther of class VII recited some of Dhirubhai Ambani ji's popular quotes. The event was a fitting tribute to a visionary leader and served as an inspiring lesson for all.

10^th International Yoga Day was celebrated with enthusiasm and vigour at School. This year’s theme, Yoga for Women Empowerment aimed to educate students about the natural benefits of yoga.The celebration commenced with a special assembly organized on the school ground. Tanishka Vaidya, Class X highlighted the significance and importance of International Yoga Day, emphasizing its relevance in daily life. Principal, Mr Hari Prasad Vaishnav, addressed the gathering, highlighting the importance of yoga and the significance of the day. One of the highlights of the event was the mass Surya Namaskar performed by both students and staff. The celebration concluded with the singing of the National Anthem. The event not only celebrated the physical, mental, and spiritual benefits of yoga but also inspired students to incorporate yoga practices into their daily lives. 

World Environment Day is celebrated every year on 5th June to bring together millions of people across the globe to protect and restore the Earth.To mark this day, students of classes III to X participated in a series of creative activities focused on land degradation and pollution. These activities aimed to raise awareness about environmental issues and encourage sustainable practices.Students were assigned a set of tasks that emphasized and highlighted the themes of land restoration, desertification, and drought resistance. Students wrote riddles, poems, articles, reports, formal letters, drew collages, and crafted art related to the theme.Teachers took part in a plantation activity to propagate afforestation and create awareness of the preservation of our natural resources.Through this programme students and teachers developed a deeper understanding of environmental challenges and the role they can play in fostering a sustainable future.

Earth day was celebrated through a special assembly in the school. The programme began with a melodious rendition of poem by Apurva Manhole and Krutika Lichade, the students of class IV. Their recitation paid a touching tribute to the vital role that trees play in sustaining life on Earth and preserving the beauty of our natural environment. Anushka Fating, class X discussed the power of small changes, such as reducing plastic use, conserving energy, and advocating for environmental policies, in making a positive difference. Ms Rucha Chaudhary, Head of Department, Science, imparted her wisdom and insights on the significance of the day. Academic Coordinator, Ms Sunita Sharma threw light on Planet vs Plastic, the theme of Earth Day 2024, which emphasises the critical nature of protecting the environment and conserving the natural resources, while also spot lighting the importance of shifting towards sustainable and renewable energy sources. She urged the students to use plastic in a justified manner and encouraged them to go for eco-friendly items. The programme concluded with singing of National Anthem.

Kindergarten graduation serves as a memorable moment for both the children and their families, marking the beginning of a lifelong journey of growth, discovery, and academic achievement. Graduation Day was conducted for the UKG students. Principal, Academic Coordinator, Head of Administration, Pre-primary staff, and parents of UKG students attended the programme. The graduation ceremony began with citation reading by the class teacher. Each citation, portraying the unique qualities and traits of the students, brought joy to the smiling faces of the little ones and their proud parents. Principal, Mr Hari Prasad Vaishnav, adorned the little graduates with convocation caps as Chief Guest.
The tiny tots enthusiastically showcased their year-long learning through various engaging activities, including reading small sentences, creating objects using shape cut-outs, delivering talks on different topics, and reciting poems. Ms. Sunita Sharma, the Academic Coordinator, emphasized the journey of the young students and their development in the foundational stage. She also shared several strategies for enhancing reading skills with parents.The Principal extended heartfelt compliments to the young graduates for their achievements and applauded the dedicated efforts of the teachers in making the event truly memorable. The programme concluded with the vote of thanks delivered by Ms Nandita Mukherjee, the Pre-primary teacher.

Grandparents' Day was celebrated for the Pre-primary students. The aim of the event was to inculcate respect for elders and impart moral values among young learners. Tiny tots Sara Hatwar, Sanvi Pattanayak, Kavya Gawande and Urvi Mathanikar gave heartfelt greetings through their animated speeches to mark the beginning of the programme. It was followed by the rendition of a welcome song put up by the choir of UKG. Washington Singha, a student of UKG recited a poem, Dada Dadi ke pyare hai, hum unke raj dulare hai while Selvi Somkuwar narrated a story emphasising the importance of reverence for Grandparents. The children’s unique dance performance to the upbeat song, Dadi Amma, Dadi Amma, Maan jao was the highlight of the celebration. Grandparents enjoyed the day by participating in fun-filled activities like matching numbers, bombing the city, and a few one-minute games. Shri Arun Sapkal, Shri Sukhdev Sonekar, Smt Sunita Veergandham, Smt Pushpa Jani, and Smt Laxmi Bokade, the beloved Grandparents shared their cherished childhood memories with the children. The gathering continued during the refreshment time, where Grandparents and children bonded over snacks and drinks. It was a joyous moment of connection and shared laughter. Ms Sunita Sharma, the academic coordinator, expressed her sincere gratitude to the Grandparents for their engaged involvement. In his reflections on the significance of the joyous event, Principal Mr Hari Prasad Vaishnav acknowledged the crucial role grandparents play in shaping the younger generation. At the end of the programme, the winners of the fun games were awarded with a token of appreciation each.

75th Republic Day was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm. The ceremony took place in the presence of the Chief Guest of the day Mr. Chetan Tarare, Chairman School Management Committee, Mouda, Mr Hari Prasad Vaishnav, Principal, Ms Sunita Sharma, Academic Coordinator, Mr Shyam Kale, Admin Head, staff, and students. The event commenced with the unfurling of the tri-colour by the Chief Guest accompanied by the National Anthem that resonated across the school premises. Patriotic songs, students’ speeches and poetry recitations imparted the patriotic fervour among the audience. The choir group aroused the feeling of love and brotherhood among the audience by their melodious presentation Bharat Janani Jaan Se Pyari. Swara Motghare of class VI and Akruti Sonalkar of UKG spoke about the glory and valour of the motherland and appealed for maintaining the unity and integrity of the nation through their speeches on the occasion. Vedika Rathod of LKG recited a Hindi patriotic poem that kindled the spirit of nationalism. On this occasion, winners of the various Olympiads were felicitated at the hands of the Chief Guest for their meritorious achievements. During his remarks, the Principal encouraged the students to remain committed to their goals and dreams and urged them to contribute to the nation's well-being by acting with courage, discipline, and dedication. The Chief Guest in his address highlighted the significance of the day and made the children aware of the remarkable development of the Nation. The programme concluded with singing of the National Song.

Vishwa Hindi Diwas was celebrated in a special assembly. Students passionately expressed their love for the language through poem recitations, speeches, and insightful biography reading of the great Hindi literary figures like Munshi Premchand and Mahadevi Verma. Teachers expounded the significance of the celebration of Vishwa Hindi Diwas through their speeches. This event not only celebrated the linguistic diversity of Hindi but also emphasized its global significance. The assembly instilled a sense of cultural pride and highlighted the universal appeal of Hindi literature, fostering a deeper connection with the language among students. On the occasion, Principal, Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav felicitated the winners of the first round of the International Hindi Olympiad 2023.

With an aim to create awareness about financial planning and the use of digital tools that are relevant in the current scenario, a session on Financial Literacy was organized for the teachers. The workshop was a component of the CBSE's effort to strengthen financial literacy among the educators. Seventy teachers from three CBSE schools- Bhavans Bhartiya Vidya Mandir NTPC, Mouda, St. Rossello's School, Mathani, along with the host school participated in the session. Mr. Siddhant Agarwal, Training Consultant and Financial Planner, Nagpur guided the assembly of teachers on the basics of financial planning. Teachers were educated on the significance of budgeting and taking smart financial decisions. Mr. Siddhant Agarwal shared his expertise on financial investments and steered the teachers on prudent investment strategies in Mutual Funds via SIPs, the National Pension Scheme, Gold Sovereign Plans, Equity market, long-term and short-term investment plans, etc. Teachers were also informed about the avenues available for addressing financial grievances related to mutual funds. Mr. Siddhant Agarwal recommended approaching the bank ombudsman for resolution in case of any complaints, ensuring a systematic and transparent process. He expounded on ways to calculate the financial needs required for a comfortable post-retirement life during his analytical presentation. He also addressed the threats of cyber frauds and phishing. Teachers were provided with essential insights and precautions while dealing with offers of investments, insurance plans, etc. Towards the end of the session teachers posed their queries pertaining to types of investments, tax regimes, etc.

A Career counselling session on the topic Seeking Admission in a Deemed University was conducted for the students of class IX to XII. Ms Alisha Rumde, the Regional Manager, Ahmedabad University guided the students as a resource person. Highlighting the importance of selection of the right combinations and disciplines to pursue while seeking admission in colleges, Ms.Alisha Rumde informed the students about courses and opportunities available to them outside of the engineering and medical fields. Students were also made aware of the fundamental distinction between liberal arts and liberal education. For their thorough orientation, she advised the students to visit the Ahmadabad University campus while providing them with details on the scholarships and funds the university provides. Rani Fandi of class X steered the introduction of the resource person while Ayan Khan, also from class X, proposed the vote of thanks.

The school held a special assembly to commemorate the significance of the festival of Light- Diwali and the triumph of good over evil. Students performed songs that captured the spirit of the festival, a celebration of goodness and life. Students discoursed the importance of the festival and the reasons behind and details of Diwali celebrations throughout India in their speeches. They went into further detail about the festival's applicability to everyday life and several academic disciplines, including languages, science, math, and social science. Principal Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav used the occasion to teach the students about sharing in the joy of the celebration in addition to explaining the meaning of the festivity and how good has always prevailed over evil. During the Diya Decoration and Lantern Making competitions held on this occasion, the students demonstrated the spirit of Diwali. Participants in the competition were students from classes I to V. Students created about 250 beautiful lanterns and decorative diyas which were displayed for the entire school to see on this special day. During the Diwali celebration, the school looked festive with lanterns and diyas lining the campus.

A workshop on fort making was conducted for classes VII, VIII, and IX. The purpose of the event was to increase students’ knowledge of Maharashtra's forts while also encouraging their creativity, imagination, and sense of collaboration. As a resource person, Mr. Atul Guru, a well-known Fort Artist in Nagpur who goes by the nickname Kille Guru, led the session. The Kille Guru was honoured by Principal Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav with a memento.
Mr. Atul Guru elaborated upon the history of fort construction in Maharashtra, including notable examples like Chhatrapati Shivaji, the founder of the Maratha kingdom, who built forts like Sindhudurg and Pratapgad. He not only taught the pupils about the origins, history, and importance of building forts, but also about the three main kinds of forts: Jal, Sthal, and Gir forts. His group of volunteers used the mud, stones, pebbles, etc. to construct a model fort during the session. The workshop effectively utilized the participants' passion and expertise to assist them in organizing and carrying out the construction of forts as an activity.

Alumni Interaction Session was conducted for the students of classes X, XI and XII. Dr. Ishita Jaiswal, MDS, Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics conducted the session. The objective of the session was to provide students with valuable information about medical and dental programs, helping them make informed decisions about their future careers and about admission process of Bachelors in Medicine and Dental Surgery in particular.
The program commenced with an overview of the MBBS and BDS programs. Besides explaining the key differences between MBBS and BDS the speaker discussed the eligibility criteria for admission, entrance exams and the selection process. The speaker expounded the essential personal qualities and skills required for pursuing career in medicine or dentistry. Students were encouraged to explore and consider the other areas of medicine where Entrance Test is not required for pursuing careers like Physiotherapist, Biotechnologist, etc. Students posed their queries towards the end of the session.

Pola is one of the most celebrated festivals of rural Maharashtra. The celebration was held for the students of Pre- Primary section. The program started with the inauguration of Nandi exhibition. Students exhibited their exquisitely decorated wooden oxen symbolic to the Pola Celebration. Various activities like singing songs, Dance, recitations, and the traditional Nandi Race were conducted for the students on the occasion. Teachers explained about the importance and significance of the festival through their speeches. The traditional Nandi Race conducted at the end of the programme remained the highlight of the event.

With an objective to acknowledge the contribution of teachers and inculcate a sense of reverence in the minds of students, Teachers' Day was celebrated in the school in a special assembly. The Principal, teachers and students paid rich tribute to the portrait of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the former President and an educationist of India whose birth anniversary is observed as the Teachers’ Day in India. A series of cultural programmes which included citations and greeting cards distribution to the teachers, recreational-games followed by the self-discipline programme was conducted. Students conducted the entertaining games like Passing the Parcel and Treasure Hunt for teachers. Students felicitated every member of the teaching and non-teaching staff with a greeting card on this occasion. Students of classes X, XI and XII conducted the classes by becoming the replica teachers that concluded the Teachers’ Day celebration in the school.

77^th Independence Day of India was celebrated with patriotic fervour. Mr Chetan Tarare, Chairman School Management Committee hoisted the Tri-colour as the Chief Guest. This was followed by the singing of National Anthem. Principal, Academic Coordinator, staff and students attended the solemn ceremony. The entire school premise was decked with vibrant bulletin boards, charts and festoons. An array of cultural programme that included speeches in English and Hindi, Mime, Group Dances, Patriotic Songs and Declamations was held to mark the day. A synchronized display of Yoga by the students, reflected their indomitable spirit and love for the nation. A medley of patriotic song by the orchestra group of class VIII and IX students remained the highlight of the day. Students played fusion songs using various instruments like table, dholak, djembe, congo, harmonium, flute, keyboard, etc.
On this occasion, students attaining their 100% class-room attendance in the Academic Year 2022-23 and academic achievers were felicitated at the hands of the Chief Guest.
In his address, the Chief Guest acclaimed the students and teachers for putting up a disciplined show and urged the youngsters to contribute to the society through their sincere efforts. The principal, in his speech reminded the students of the invaluable works of freedom fighters on the occasion. The programme concluded with the singing of National Song.

An educative session on the topic Mental health for Youngsters was conducted for the students on 15 July, 2023. Ms. Rashida Amreliwala, Clinical Psychologist, Alexis Hospital and Ms. Shabih Lodhi, Director K S Global Education, both from Nagpur guided the assembly of students as resource persons. inculcate the importance of mental health in the students. The objective of the programme was to motivate and inspire students to harness their mental health alongside inculcating the importance of mental health in their day to day life. Students were made aware of the different aspects of mental health issues, its impact on routine life and implications on wellbeing, etc. The resource persons also put across the remedies and precautions to deal with the triggers of mental health. During the interactive session, students were informed about the ways to overcome overthinking and avoid stress and overcome low self-esteem, the abuses of bullying in and outside the school etc. About 80 students from classes IX, XI & XII attended the session.

Guru Purnima is a celebration that marks the birth anniversary of Guru Ved Vyasa, a revered figure in Hindu mythology. The programme organized in the school to commemorate this occasion was filled with zeal and enthusiasm. The event began with a soulful Prayer Song, which set a serene and spiritual ambiance followed by the chanting of Saraswati Vandana. Students presented group songs, recited Sanskrit shlokas and delivered speeches where they spoke about the importance of teachers and gurus in guiding and shaping their lives. As a tradition, students revered their gurus by putting Tilak and sought blessings from them towards the end of the programme.

9th International Yoga Day was celebrated in the school. The celebration was a part of the global commemoration efforts of International Day of Yoga initiated by the Government of India. The students and staff explored and enjoyed the bliss of doing yoga and realized its importance in life through their enthusiastic participation in the programme. Under the guidance of sports teacher, they learnt how to stay, flexible, calm and develop the physical and mental strength through different Yoga Asana like Suryanamaskara, Pranayam, Padmasan, Vajrasan, Tadasan etc. Principal, Mr Hari Prasad Vaishnav, through his speech, enlightened the students on the significance of Yoga in day-to-day life.

World Art Day was celebrated on 15th April 2023 in a special assembly. The activities based on Art like Amazing Facts, Thought for the Day, Sanskrit Shloka and a Speech were put up by the students. The information on the importance of Art and its connection with 15th April was shared through the introductory commentary. A thought-provoking Speech based on the theme Art is Good for Health was delivered by Art teacher Mrs Manjusha Sakharkar. Class IX students disseminated the facts about famous art and artists. A canvas was arranged on the stage to unleash the artists’ hidden talent and creativity where the students of grade I to X drew and painted their thoughts through their imaginative art work producing a beautiful Kalakruti which concluded the programme.

Marathi Bhasha Diwas is celebrated every year on 27th February to commemorate the birth anniversary of renowned Marathi Poet V.V. Shirwadkar, better known as Kusumagraj. The focus of the celebration of Marathi Diwas was to promote the importance of the official language of the Maharashtra state. A special assembly was conducted by the students of class III and IV on 27th February. To begin with, students recited the Marathi Gaurav Geet of poet Suresh Bhat. Followed was the presentation of rhythmic Table Recitation in Marathi language, the age-old practice of the native learners. Various speeches highlighting the rich culture and heritage of the Marathi language were presented by the students. Ms. Shalaka Joshi, the teacher elaborated the importance of Marathi as a mother tongue in her speech. Principal, Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav, through his address, disseminated the significance of local languages and urged the students to incorporate the state language into their day to day communication, reading and writing. The programme concluded with poetry recitation by the students of class III.

74th Republic Day of India was celebrated with gaiety and patriotic fervor on 26th January, 2023. The ceremony took place in the presence of the Chief Guest of the day Mr Chetan Tarare, Chairman School Management Committee, Principal Mr Hari Prasad Vaishnav, Academic Coordinator, staff, parents and the students. The programme commenced with the unfurling of the National Flag by the Chief Guest. The Chief Guest and the Principal inaugurated the Resolution Park. The presentation of the 75 resolutions and the various developmental schemes of the Maharashtra State were aptly exhibited on the placards and display boards in the premises.  The students’ contingents of the four houses and a troop of Scouts and Guides performed the disciplined March Past. The energetic drill and dance performances put up by students filled the crowd with great energy and enthusiasm. Students presented patriotic speeches on the occasion. The melodious music and graceful movements of dancers had the audience spellbound as the choir group presented the patriotic song “Aye Watan Mahboob Mere, Tujhpe Meri Jaan Hai” followed by the group dance. Students displayed the spectacular Pyramids and a few drills of Taekwondo which was a treat to watch. The meritorious students of the various inter-school co-curricular activities and competitions were felicitated at the hands of the Chief Guest. The programme concluded with the singing of National Song.

The month of December brings a lot of warmth, hope and glad tidings. To spread the message of love and good cheer, students of primary section presented a spectacular show in assembly on the occasion of the world’s most loved and celebrated festival, Christmas. The programme commenced with a speech by Sparshika Vaidya of class V B. She spoke about the traditions of the festival that are followed all across the globe. The Christmas Carol which is synonymous to the celebration, was melodiously rendered by the vibrant choir group of class VI to VIII which sang the famous Jingle Bel.…Jingle Bell that filled the atmosphere with festive mood. Students of class II, III and IV presented a tableau based on the events of the birth of Jesus Christ. The children in their bright and elaborate costumes were a delight to watch. Followed, was the entry of the Santa Clause, portrayed by Gandharv Hatwar of class VIII, who made the audience tap their feet on the tunes of Carols. Principal, Hari Prasad Vaishnav addressed the assembly saying that the festival of Christmas is all about caring and loving one another and spreading the universal brotherhood. Atharwa Wanjari and Lawanya Kanpate of class VI compered the programme.

Artovox-2022 - An Interschool Music and Art Competition was held at Reliance Foundation School, Mouda on 17th December 2022. Shri Swami Narayan Gurukul International School, Nagpur, Dnyanganga Convent school and Junior College Mouda, Adarsh Public School Mouda, Oxford Public School Mouda and St. Rossello’s CBSE School Mathni along with the Host School participated in the Event. The program was inaugurated with lighting of lamp followed by a melodious prayer song by the School Choir. Participants exhibited their talent by singing devotional songs and creating some exciting art models in both the events respectively. Popular devotional songs like the Raja Pandharicha, Baje Muraliya Baje and Vithu Mauli Tu…, etc. reverberated through the entire school premises. The clay art models carved by the little artists were a sight to behold as they depicted the environmental issue like need for saving the endangered species of birds and water life based on the theme Nature and Marine Life. Dhiraj Mate, class VIII and Tanushree Gabhane, class VII both from Reliance Foundation School, Mouda were adjudged the winner and runner up respectively in the Solo Song Competition. Ovi Balbudhe and Kankana Mondal, class V and Aisha Menon and Priyanka Naik, class VI also from Reliance Foundation School, Mouda took the first and second positions respectively in the Clay Art Competition. Principal, in his address applauded the participants for their exemplary performance and extended his gratitude to the participating schools and the panel of judges for their cooperation.

With the aim of instilling consciousness among the residents of the nearby locality on the social issues like illiteracy, lack of civic sense, superstitions and the environmental issues like the wastage of water, pollution, etc. Awareness Rallies were conducted at the Mathani,  Rahadi and Ramtek in the month of December 2022. Students from classes VI, VII and VIII along with staff members took part in the event. In the beginning, Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav, Principal, greeted and steered the students and staff on the objectives of the event. Students marched holding 75 resolutions written in English, Hindi and Marathi Language on the placards, that displayed the social messages like Save water, Save life, Avoid Superstitions, Follow the traffic rules, Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, Zade lawa Zade Jagawa, etc. The importance of cleanliness and health and hygiene was disseminated through the chanting of slogans during the Rallies. Street plays and short skits exhibited by the students during the programme, aptly propagated the objectives of the event.

Alumni Interaction Session on Career Opportunity in Banking Sector was organised for the students of classes IX to XII. Ms Naazneen Khan, Head Cashier, Central Bank of India, Nagpur Main Branch conducted the virtual session. She oriented the students about the functioning and establishment of Banking Sector in India. Citing her own career aspirations in Commerce and Statistics, she motivated the students on professional choices and the lucrative job opportunities in the Banking Sector. Through her interactive lecture, she elaborated upon various aspects such as preparations for the competitive exams and the interview procedures, etc. Students posed their queries related to the framework of the syllabus, preparations for banking and other competitive exams, etc. towards the end of the programme. Academic Coordinator proposed the vote of thanks to conclude the session.

Students are taught about the importance of forts and its significance in the history of Maharashtra through the activities like forts making during Diwali time. Inter-house Fort Making Competition was organised for classes VI to IX. Two students from each class represented their respective house in the competition. They exhibited their creative ideas by building miniature forts using stones, soil, mud and material like hard-board, rangoli, etc. The objective of the competition was to develop awareness about forts of Maharashtra and to encourage creativity and imagination among the students. Kite House was adjudged as the winner of the competition.

Ms Shikha Saboo, a well-known counsellor from Pune conducted a session on How to make career choice for the students of class VIII, IX and X on 30^th  September 2022. She guided the students about deciding the careers and exploring new opportunities. She elaborated upon the traditional mindset  of the parents and students and steered the students on decision making through her discourse.

The Birthday of Dr. Radhakrishnan, the former president of India is celebrated as Teachers’ Day in order to highlight the importance and greatness of the teachers and their work. With an objective to acknowledge the contribution of teachers and inculcate a sense of reverence in the minds of students, Teachers Day was celebrated in the school on September 5, 2022. The program was lead off with a prayer song sung by the school choir. The Principal, Academic Coordinators and Teachers paid rich tribute to the portrait of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Rohit Barbate a student of class XII declaimed and performed a role play of Dr. Radhakrishnan. Shrutika Padole, a student of class XII spoke about the significance of Teachers Day in her speech and Daniya Tadavi from class X rendered a melodious theme song on the occasion. Students conducted a series of cultural programmes which included songs, citations and greeting cards distribution followed by the self-discipline programme. Students conducted classes by becoming the replica teachers. Various games like Dumb-charades, Treasure Hunt, Antakshari and Dahi Handi were organised for the teachers and prizes were distributed to the winners. Students created and presented a short video showing their gratitude to the teachers. Students felicitated every member of the teaching staff with an appreciation certificate at the end of the programme.

Pola is celebrated by farmers in various parts of India and specially in Maharashtra to acknowledge the importance of Nandi, the Vahan of Lord Shiva and plays a crucial role in the agricultural activities in India. Pola was celebrated on 26^th August 2022 by the students of Primary Section. Children, dressed in traditional Maharashtrian costumes and conveyed a message of love and respect towards the animals. The program started with the inauguration of ‘Nandi’ exhibition by the Principal. Students exhibited their colorfully painted and decorated wooden oxen symbolic to the Pola Celebration. Teachers expanded the significance of the festival through their speeches. Principal interacted and encouraged the students on the occasion. Children took part in various activities like singing songs, poem recitations, rhymes, speeches and role plays. The event concluded with the traditional Nandi Race.

Krishna Janmashtami marks the birth of Lord Krishna is celebrated on the eighth day of the dark fortnight in the month of Bhadrapada that is July-August in India. Janmashtami Celebration was held on 17th August in the school. Children dressed in traditional outfits resembled Lord Krishna and Radha highlighted the event that included Dance, Songs, Recitation of Shloka and Bhajan, Matki Phod and Speeches by the students. Teachers narrated the story of Lord Krishna and his best friend Sudama. The Principal, Mr Hari Prasad Vaishnav expounded upon the importance of the celebration during his speech. Children sang popular Bhajanas and danced on the tunes of Janmashtami song Go Go Go Govinda. However, a dance on the tunes of Go Go Go Govinda and the Matki Phod event made the Janmashtami celebration an enjoyable one.

Zumba is a fun, high-energy workout to keep one excited to exercise and stay agile. Led by the Physical Education teacher of the school, students of class V to IX demonstrated Zumba dance. The basic objective of the activity was to strengthen the self-confidence of the students and instill the feeling of nationalism in the young minds. Students, dressed in House Uniforms, displayed the aerobic moves on the beats of the popular patriotic songs. Their energy and enthusiasm was unmatched when they danced on the beats of the foot tapping Hindi song Mohe Mohe Tu Rang De Basanti. The activity propagated the importance of healthy mind with healthy body.

Rangoli making is an integral part of Indian custom and culture and it adorns the houses especially during festivals. On the occasion of 75th Independence Day celebration, Rangoli making competition was organized in the school. Based on the theme India’s Freedom Struggle, the competition was aimed at honing the students’ aesthetic skills, creativity, clarity, innovation and expression through art. The participants created excellent designs portraying the valour and achievements of the freedom fighters through their exquisite sand work. The beautiful and lively Rangolis drawn on the floor presented a picture of festivity and gaiety.

Based on the the theme Deshbhakti, the Hindi Kavita Vachan Competition was organized in the school. The primary focus of the Independence Day Kavita Vachan for children was remembering India's struggle for independence and paying tribute to the courageous individuals who led it. Students from classes VI to X participated in the competition. The patriotic poems reflected the students’ love for their nation and it instilled a sense of patriotism in the hearts and minds of the audience. Hindi poems like Hame Mili Azadi, and Desh ka Sipahi reminded the gathering of the country’s glorious struggle, its values, ethos, and the unique culture. Students made the stage more joyful and cheerful with the recitation of exciting and rhythmic poems.

Unity in Diversity is a concept that signifies unity among individuals who have certain differences among them. These differences can be on the basis of culture, language, ideology, religion, class, ethnicity, etc. Students of Class VI presented an apropos message of Unity in Diversity through a short skit on the occasion of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebration in the school. Through their petite tableau, students depicted the Pre-independent India and the dominance of the foreign rule and highlighted the values like unity, equality, and patriotism. A universal appeal was made to maintain peaceful and amicable society belonging to different ethnicities and cultures. Students exhibited the culturally, ideologically, and ritually different sections of the society and how they live together and have a deep-rooted respect for each other.

About 90 students from classes VIII to XII took part in the English Essay Writing Competition organized as a part of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebration in the school. The topic of the competition was Vision for India @ 2047. Students actively participated in the competition and expressed their views on the glorious achievement of India’s freedom struggle, its proud achievements, etc. Children through their essays have put eradication of poverty and corruption as some of the goals for India at 100, in their responses and how they envision India @2047. 

Rakhi is a special time to increase and strengthen the bond between brother and sister. The appeal of this bond is universal and the celebration spans not only between own siblings but also among other sections of the society. The auspicious celebration was held on 10th August 2022. Students of classes V, VIII and IX tied the sacred thread on the wrists of the School Security Guards. They expressed their gratitude towards the students for their noble gesture of goodwill and brotherhood. In his address Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav, the Principal said that the endeavour will stand as a symbol of universal brotherhood and make the children as well as the School Security Guards feel special and strengthen the bond of love.

Inter House Poster Making Competition was organized in the school to commemorate the glorious years of the country’s culture, richness, heritage and progression as our country celebrates the 75th year of its Independence. The Theme for the competition was ‘Ancient Indian Traditional Art’. About 250 students from classes IV to XII participated in the competition. Students expressed their views and thoughts on the given topic by drawing and painting. One could see and feel the enthusiasm that the students had in their presentation. The activity provided the students a platform to explore their imagination and to showcase their skills. Students participated in great numbers and exhibited their creativity by setting forth unique edifying posters inspiring their peers.

College and Career Counselling Cell of the school organised an informative session for the students of class X, XI and XII. School of Design and Innovation (ISDI) Mumbai was invited to guide the students on career prospects in designing industry. Mr. Abhyuday Roy, assistant director outreach and admissions ISDI was the main speaker. He is a management professional with cumulative experience of over 15 years working in India and Abroad. In this interactive session, he guided students about how vast is designing industry and what is the scope for making careers in it. He informed students about Communication design, Fashion design, Interior design, Product design, Fashion Luxury & Lifestyle design, Strategies design management, 3D Animation and VFX .

Smriti Diwas of Shri Dhirubhai Ambani ji, the founder of Reliance Industries Ltd. was observed through a special assembly on July, 06^th, 2022.  Principal, Shri Hari Prasad Vaishnav garlanded his portrait. In his speech, the Principal elaborated the life journey of Shri Dhirubhai Ambani ji and urged the audience to take a leaf out of his book and strive hard on the path of success. Activities performed by the students on this occasion included, Reading Biography of Shri Dhirubhai Ambani ji, Speech in Sanskrit and English language, Thought of the day, Motivational Songs and amazing facts about Shri Dhirubhai Ambani ji. Students through their discourse highlighted his visions and principles  followed throughout his life. 

Students participated in International Yoga Day 2022. Teachers expounded the importance of the event referring to the theme Yoga for Humanity. Various Yoga Asana like Trikon Aasan, Bhujang Aasan, Chakrasan and Suryanamaskar were performed by the students. The programme highlighted the importance of Yoga and Meditation in day to day life.