Children's Day was celebrated with immense joy and enthusiasm in a special assembly conducted by the teachers. The programme aimed to celebrate and honour the rights, well-being, and potential of children around, and recognize the importance of children in society.

The assembly featured a captivating Prayer Song, Thought for the day, Shloka recitation, Amazing facts, News reading, Birthday song, Pledge, and National Anthem. The highlights of the programme were, a melodious group song Aao Tumhe Chand Pe Le Jayen and an engaging and educative skit based on the theme Mathematics in Day-to-Day Life.

To make the day even more unforgettable, a Wall-paint Exhibition portraying the themes related to India’s remarkable journey in different aspects of developments was put up for the parents. Children showcased their creative thoughts on the compound wall by painting under the guidance of the Art teacher. The exhibition was inaugurated by Mr. Chetan Tarare, the SMC Chairman. Alongside, the Exhibition displays of vivid Rangolis, creative Greeting Cards and artistic Lantern Crafting added charm to the event. Children's laughter and smiles made the programme a truly unforgettable.

50 students from class VII along with class teachers paid visit to Suryalaxmi Cotton Mill, Nagardhan, Ramtek. The visit aimed to provide the students with first-hand exposure to the cotton manufacturing process and help them connect theoretical concepts with practical applications.

The tour began with an introduction to the history of the mill and its role in India's textile industry. Students observed the step-by-step production process, including the cleaning, spinning, and weaving of cotton. The use of modern machinery and automated systems was particularly intriguing to the young learners, as they witnessed how raw cotton is transformed into finished products.

Mr. Karan Singh Girase, Safety Officer, Suryalaxmi Cotton Mills explained the importance of quality control, sustainability, and labour efficiency in the textile industry. Students actively participated by asking questions, demonstrating their curiosity and eagerness to learn.

The visit concluded with a brief session where students shared their observations and discussed the economic significance of the cotton industry in India.

This educational tour was a valuable experience for the students, broadening their understanding of industrial processes and fostering a deeper connection to their curriculum.

Hindi Diwas was celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervour. The objective of the event was to raise awareness among students about the importance of the Hindi language and its rich historical heritage.

The program commenced with lighting the ceremonial lamp by the Principal followed by a Saraswati Vandana. In his inaugural speech, the Principal shed light on the history and evolution of Hindi, stating that Hindi is not just the language, but a cultural legacy that everyone must preserve and nurture. He encouraged the students to embrace the significance of Hindi in their daily lives.

Students, in the speeches, discussed the global recognition of the Hindi language and its promising future emphasizing the fact that Hindi is not just confined to India alone but it is emerging as an important global language.

The highlight of the event was the various competitions and cultural programs like poetry recitations, essay writing, and an inter-house Quiz competition. On the occasion, students recited poems, dohas and quotes of the renowned Hindi poets like Maithilisharan Gupt, Subhadra Kumari Chauhan, and Ramdhari Singh Dinkar which captivated everyone in the audience.

The celebration successfully infused a renewed sense of energy and enthusiasm among students toward the Hindi language.

Janmashtami Celebration was held in the Pre-primary section. The event aimed to educate the young minds about the birth of Lord Krishna and the significance of this festival in Indian culture. On the occasion, programmes like singing songs recitation of Shlokas and Bhajans were performed by the tiny-tots. Children dressed in traditional outfits resembled Lord Krishna and Radha. Teachers, through their discourse, narrated the history of Krishna Janmashtami, the story of Lord Krishna and the Govardhan Parvat, etc. Students performed a group dance on Shri Krishna Govind Hare Murari which made the Janmashtami celebration an enjoyable one. Dahi Handi, the highlight of the event, was organised towards the end of the programme. The event not only brought the essence of the festival to the young students but also instilled the values of love, compassion, and devotion in their minds.

On the auspicious occasion of Sanskrit Day, a series of enriching activities were conducted to highlight the significance of this ancient and sacred language. The event was a remarkable success, as it not only celebrated the rich heritage of Sanskrit but also instilled a deeper appreciation for our cultural roots among students and faculty alike.

The event commenced with a soulful Sanskrit prayer that set a serene and spiritual tone for the day followed by Madhurashtakam Recitation. A speech on Sanskrit language and the contributions of the legendary poet Kalidasa was delivered by Sparshika Vaidya and Rajaswari Khandait, class VII B.  The speaker emphasized the significance of Sanskrit as the foundation of Indian literature, philosophy, and sciences, and its vital role in shaping the country’s intellectual and cultural legacy.

The recitation of selected verses from the Bhagavad Gita by Harsh Bhoyar, class VIII was one of the highlights of the event. The even concluded with the thought provoking speech delivered by Dr Sagar Kaware, the Sanskrit teacher.

The Investiture Ceremony for the session 2024-25 was held in solemn function. The Student Council, comprising House Captains, Vice-Captains, Sports Captains, and Club Captains, was elected based on academic excellence and active participation in school activities. The ceremony commenced with the reporting and introduction of the council members by the newly elected Head Boy, Yash Raikohad, and Head Girl, Prasanna Chavan. The Principal, Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav, and the Academic Coordinator conferred the sashes and pinned badges onto the newly elected cabinet members. Following this, the Head Boy and Head Girl led the oath-taking ceremony, pledging to uphold the ideals of the school. Principal, Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav administered the oath of allegiance to the council members who pledged to embody and uphold the ideals of the School. Followed was the acceptance speeches delivered by the Head Boy and the Head Girl. The Principal, in his address, congratulated the newly appointed school council members and apprised them of their preparedness to take up the responsibilities entrusted to them. Harshal Yelne, class IX and Devyani Meshram, class X hosted the Investiture Ceremony. The event concluded with a vote of thanks, followed by the National Anthem sung in unison.

With an objective to provide experiential learning to students allow them an opportunity to interact with industry leaders, professionals, and entrepreneurs, an industrial visit was organised for the students of classes IX to XII.  149 students along with 9 escorting teachers paid visit to the Shivam Foods Factory located at Umred Road, Nagpur. It is a prominent manufacturing unit of Parle-G biscuits and cookies in Nagpur.  Students were welcomed by Mr. Petkar, the visit in-charge at Shivam Foods, upon their arrival at the factory premises at 11.30 am. He orientated the students by showing them a video that explained the production process and the history of Parle-G. Later, students were taken on a guided tour of the plant. Students witnessed production process like the mixing of ingredients, dough making, moulding, heating, cooling, and the packaging. Students witnessed the manufacturing process that is upgraded from simple machines to seamlessly controlled automated PLCs. (Programmable Logic Controllers) The guided tour came to end at 1:00 pm. Students had a fruitful interaction with the tour incharge who addressed their queries, that concluded the industrial visit. Students returned to the school by 2:00 pm. This visit proved immensely beneficial for the students as they could directly witness the real-world applications of their classroom learning, enhancing their comprehension and sparking their interest in industrial operations.

World Music Day was celebrated with a diverse and captivating program featuring talented students showcasing their musical abilities and passion for the arts. The programme began with an insightful speech on the transformative power of music in education, delivered by Tarunashree Nomula student of class VIII. Tanashri Gabhane, class IX rendered a classical vocal song the Bada Khayal in Rag Yaman Kalyan, displaying her mastery of techniques. Atharv Wanjari, class VIII, mesmerised the audience with his Solo Tabla performance in Teental.On the occasion, the music Teacher, Mr Dhiraj Khatkhede, spoke about the profound impact of music on personal development and its importance in holistic education. Principal, Mr Hari Prasad Vaishnav appreciated the talent of the young performers and motivated the assembly of students to pursue their passion along with academics.Participants of the Kalakriti Singing Event 2024, were honoured by handing over the certificates in recognition of their outstanding contributions and achievements in the event.

The program concluded with a soulful Marathi Abhang in Rag Bhairavi by the students of classes IV and VI.

The Annual Professional Development Programme for the staff was conducted from 3rd to 8th June 2024. The theme of this year’s programme was Holistic Approach to Education.The programme, inaugurated by Principal Mr Hari Prasad Vaishnav, featured an extensive range of sessions designed to empower educators with essential skills and insights.A series of sessions included crucial topics such as Classroom Management, Enhancing Learning through Metacognition, Art Integrated Learning, Different components of the MICM school software, Designing TLM, National Curriculum Framework for the Foundational Stage, Physical Fitness in Day-to-Day Life and Theatre-Based Teaching.The week long programme concluded with a reflective Valedictory Session conducted on 8^th June 2024 where participants shared their insights and experiences gained throughout the sessions. Principal, Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav commended the resource persons for their efforts and expressed his gratitude to the staff for their active participation and dedication to professional growth.The Annual Professional Development Programme exemplified the school’s commitment to equipping educators with the knowledge and skills to create enriching learning environments and foster student success.

English Language Day was celebrated with fervor and enthusiasm in a special assembly. This date holds significance as it marks both the birth and death anniversary of the legendary playwright, William Shakespeare. Students of classes I to XII participated in the event, showcasing their appreciation for the English language and its rich literary tradition. Various activities like biography reading of William Shakespeare, poem recitation, speech and amazing facts related to English Language and Shakespeare were aptly performed by the students. Sarthak Sahoo, class VIII recited one of the famous poems of the Bard, Seven Ages which was dramatized by the students of classes VI to X. Mohit Dolas, class X, delivered a riveting rendition of Mark Antony's speech from Julius Caesar with eloquence and passion capturing the essence of Antony's persuasive oration. Ruhil Dangre, class IX, cast a spotlight on the illustrious figure of William Shakespeare. Mr N B Kazi, the Head of the English Department, shared enlightening insights into the life and literary contributions of William Shakespeare. The event was compered by Akshara Kannake, a student of class X. The programme concluded with a reflective speech given by the Principal, Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav who highlighted the importance of English language.

To mark the birth anniversary of the famous artist, Leonardo da Vinci, who is regarded as one of the greatest artists of all time, World Art Day was celebrated in a special assembly in the school. On the occasion, students presented the amazing facts, thought for the day and speeches. Class IX students disseminated the facts about importance of art and artists. Ms Manjusha Sakharkar, the Art & Craft teacher delivered a speech about the significance of the event and the correlation of Arts with day-to-day life. Students of all classes paid visit to the wall painting site. The Art club members of classes VI to X took up the activity of wall painting based on 15 different Indian Folk-Art forms like the Madhubani Painting, Miniature Painting, Warli Painting, Pattachitra painting, etc. Towards the end of the programme, Principal, Mr Hari Prasad Vaishnav, addressed the students by sharing his insights on the importance of Art and its relevance in different disciplines in the academics and career building.

Marathi Bhasha Diwas is observed to commemorate the birth anniversary of the popular Marathi poet, Vishnu Vaman Shirwadkar, also known as Kavi Kusumagraj on 27th February all over Maharashtra. The day was celebrated in the special assembly. The event was marked by enthusiastic participation from students and teachers who delivered talks on the importance of the Marathi language, its cultural heritage and its importance in the realm of arts and literature. Students Vedika Hingankar, class III, Vaidehi Fandi, class VII and Kristy Nannore, class III declaimed the prominent social workers of Maharashtra like Jijamata, Bahinabai Choudhary and Sindhutai Sapkal, respectively. Trisha Tale, class III, Arohi Joshi, class V, Manas Bhajne, class III and Anaya Burde, class III and Srishti Sawant, class VII added charm to the program by elaborating on the work and contribution of Kavi Kusumagraj to the Marathi language through their speeches. The Principal and Academic Coordinator emphasized the significance of the Marathi language in education and various other fields through their addresses. The programme concluded with the rendition of Marathi Raj Bhasha Gourav Geet by the school choir.

The school bid adieu to the outgoing class XII students through a farewell ceremony. The Principal, staff and students of classes XI and XII attended the programme. The ceremony commenced with a symbolic ritual of lighting the lamp accompanied by singing of Saraswati Vandana. A moment of reflection unfolded as the citations, highlighting the strengths of the outgoing class XII students were read out by the class teachers. Class XII students, through their speeches expressed gratitude and shared fond memories. They reminisced about their academic journey and expressed their hopes for the future before bidding farewell to their beloved school. As tokens of appreciation and remembrance, class XI students presented thoughtful gifts to their departing peers from class XII. The musical interlude created a harmonious atmosphere, resonating with the emotions of the farewell, as choir of class XI presented a soulful Hindi song based on friendship dedicated to their seniors. Academic Coordinator and teachers encapsulated the essence of the students' academic journey through their speeches. Principal acknowledged the hard work, and growth demonstrated by the class XII students. He emphasized the importance of resilience and lifelong learning through his speech. Towards the end of the program, interactive games fostering laughter and fun were organised for the outgoing students. Students of class XI, Shrutika Dhanjode, Kushal Jain and Tarunya Lorokar compered the ceremony while Bhagyashri Dahare proposed a formal vote of thanks.

Folk-A-Thon, the Annual Day 2023 was celebrated with much pomp and show in the school ground. Mr. Harssh Poddar, Superintendent of Police, Nagpur-Disctrict, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. The ceremony was also adorned by other esteemed luminaries, Mr. Deepak Agarwal, IPS probationary, Nagpur, Mr. Chetan Tarare, Chairman, School Management Committee, Dr. Bibhuti, and Mr. Sachin Sharma, the members of Reliance Foundation Schools, Academic Council accompanied by Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav, the Principal. After the floral welcoming of the guests, the lamp lighting ceremony was performed by the Chief Guest and the other dignitaries. Principal presented a brief annual report on the notable achievements of the school, students and staff which have brought glory to the school. Winners of the National level competitions were felicitated at the hands of the Chief Guest. To begin with, the school choir presented the welcome song by singing a Qawwali that set the mood of the audience. The scintillating dances by students were greeted with thunderous applause by the audience. The theme ‘folk culture of India’ was aptly exhibited by the students through their exquisite dance performances and skits which covered the diverse art forms of India. Students of different class group put up variety folk dances that included the Lambadi of Andhra Pradesh, the Bihu of Odisha, Kantara of Karnataka, Chhau of West Bengal, Sambhalpuri of Odisha, Theythakka of Kerala, Bhangara of Punjab, Lawani of Maharashtra, Kalbelia of Rajsthan, Nati-Pahadi of Himachal, Rauf of Jammu-Kashmir and the Garba of Gujrat. The highlight of the show was a skit in English based on the plight of the educated unemployed folks which was well appreciated by the audience. Chief Guest Mr. Harssh Poddar, through his speech, congratulated the school for being the trailblazer and setting high-levels of educational standards despite the students being coming from the rural areas in particular. The graceful compering of the event by the students of classes VIII and IX in English, Hindi and Marathi languages respectively added charm to the mega event. The programme culminated with Vote of thanks followed by the National Anthem.

The Pre-primary section embraced the joyous spirit of December and the birth of Jesus Christ by celebrating Christmas with a lovely show. The theme of love, care and universal brotherhood was aptly conveyed by children decked out in brilliant- red clothing and carrying red fruits in their tiffin for Christmas feast. Dhanvi Swain of UKG gave the opening speech of the event, discussing the festival customs that are observed worldwide. A joyous mood filled the air as Sanvi Pattanayak of UKG supported by the Primary class chorus, sung the well-known Christmas carol Jingle Bell-Jingle Bell. The audience erupted in cheers when Gaurav Godbole, a student in class VIII, rode in as Santa Claus. Teachers gave remarks at the end of the event to elaborate upon the significance of the festival.

A session on Mathematics for Life was conducted for the students of classes VI to IX. Dr Chandramouli Joshi, Chairman, All India Ramanujan Math Club, Government of India popularly known as Ganit Saint of India, guided the students as resource person. He presented simple yet entertaining exercises like three-digit multiplication, magic squares, puzzles, etc. Through a series of interactive exercises and examples, he demystified the connection between mathematics and daily tasks in human life. Dr Chandramouli Joshi encouraged students to avoid rote memorizing of mathematical knowledge by emphasizing speed calculation. During the workshop, students were able to quickly solve multiplication problems and higher order thinking skills calculations with the aid techniques taught by Dr Chandramouli Joshi. The method not only made the problem easy to solve but encouraged creativity and analytical skills in students. Students actively participated and enjoyed the hour-long session.

The school hosted a traveling exhibition called Vaccines Injecting Hope in association with the Raman Science Centre, Nagpur. Students from classes I to XII attended the two days’ event. A group of twenty-three student volunteers from class X were led by Mr. Tushar Madke, the educational trainer and head of Raman Science Centre team. The information was thereafter disseminated by the student volunteers to the visiting students. The mobile laboratory was surrounded by educational placards on the school ground. The display captured the behind-the-scenes activity that went along with a vaccine's quick development, production, transport, and delivery while outlining the scientific concepts underlying its creation and efficacy. Day two saw the organization of the Liquid Nitrogen Show in the Club House. The RSC team conducted fascinating tests demonstrating the remarkable qualities of liquid nitrogen before concluding the programme.

Students of classes XI and XII attended Career Fair that was held at Modern School, Koradi, Nagpur. Participants in the fair were XI and XII graders from seven different schools in Nagpur. Together with participation from national and international organizations, many universities organized a Seminar that was followed by a Career Fair. Bringing together prospective students and employers was the goal of the fair. In order to provide students with comprehensive information about the courses, their eligibility, fees, and admission requirements, etc. brochures and details about their programs were made available at each university information booth. The universities also hosted panel discussions that covered opportunities and trends in several disciplines, as well as interactive workshops on a range of career-related issues. The career fair was a huge success as it helped prospective students connect with organizations that provide a variety of training and employment options. As a result, students will be better prepared to make decisions about their future by having a thorough understanding of career pathways.

To mark the 148th birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, National Unity Day also called as Rashtriya Ekta Diwas was celebrated through a special assembly. The event commenced with the students taking a solemn pledge of their dedication to the cause of national unity and echoing the futuristic vision of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Following the pledge, an enthusiastic run took place under the guidance of Principal, Hari Prasad Vaishnav in which students and teachers displayed their enthusiastic participation. The event disseminated the message of national unity and integration.

With an objective to provide students to broaden their scientific knowledge and stimulate their curiosity about the world of science and technology, an educational tour to Raman Science Centre was organised for the students of classes IX, X and XII. Students explored and witnessed various science related shows, activities, exhibitions etc. during their visit. They also collected data on the climate, marine life, and species of both aquatic and non-aquatic animals. Students learned important facts about the corona virus's creators and researchers from the Covid-19 vaccination exhibition. Students received essential information regarding constellations, astronomical bodies, and universe wonders.
During their all-day excursion, students saw the Science on a Sphere Show Planetarium, watched a 3-D movie, interacted with working models, explored science exhibits, and participated in a vaccination quiz. The study tour gave the students a chance to learn and acquire important knowledge outside of the classroom.

Janmashtami Celebration was held in the Pre-primary section. On the occasion, programmes like singing songs recitation of Shlokas and Bhajans were performed by the tiny-tots. Children dressed in traditional outfits resembled Lord Krishna and Radha. Teachers, through their discourse, narrated the history of Krishna Janmashtami, the story of Lord Krishna and the Govardhan Parvat, etc. Children danced on the tunes of Janmashtami song much gaya shor sari nagri re which made the Janmashtami celebration an enjoyable one. Dahi Handi, was organised towards the end of the programme.

National Sports Day is celebrated in India to commemorate the birth anniversary of the hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand. With an aim to promote sportsmanship, unity, and physical fitness among the students while paying homage to the remarkable contributions of the hockey legend of India, the National Sports Day was held with much zeal and enthusiasm in the school. Various sports competitions were organized for the students of classes LKG to XII. These included running races like the German Relay, Balancing the Ball, Tunnel Race, Three Legged Race and games like Tug of War and Cricket. Head Boy, Ayan Khan through his speech highlighted the importance of Sports in day to day life. Sanjana Joshi, a student of Class XII, in her speech, threw light on the life of Major Dhyan Chand. In his address, Principal, Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav exhorted the students to understand the values like unity, sportsmanship, and the invaluable life lessons to be derived from Major Dhyan Chand's inspiring journey of success. The winners were felicitated by the Principal which concluded the event.

Investiture Ceremony for the session 2023-24 was conducted in a solemn ceremony. The Student Council comprising House Captains, Vice-captains, Sports captains and the Club Captains is elected based on students’ academic excellence and involvement in the school activities. The ceremony began with the head count of the council members by the newly elected Head Boy. The Principal and Academic Coordinator conferred the Sashes and pinned up Badges to the newly elected cabinet members. Ayan Khan, Head Boy and Rani Fandi, Head Girl led the oath-taking ceremony. The Principal administered  oath of allegiance to the council members who pledged to embody and uphold the ideals of the School. Followed was the acceptance speeches delivered by the Head Boy and the Head Girl. Principal, in his address urged the Student Council to perform its duties with utmost sincerity and ethos. He also motivated the younger students to emulate their seniors and dream for such accomplishments in future. The programme concluded with the National Anthem.

A solemn and commemorative assembly to observe Smriti Diwas, the death anniversary of Shri Dhirubhai Ambani ji, the founder of Reliance Industries Limited, was conducted in the school. The event was aimed to educate the students about the life and legacy of Shri Dhirubhai Ambani ji and to inspire them with his entrepreneurial spirit. Principal, Hari Prasad Vaishnav garlanded the portrait. In his speech, the Principal elaborated upon the life journey of Shri Dhirubhai Ambani ji and emphasized his unwavering determination, innovative mindset, and never-give-up attitude, encouraging the students to imbibe these qualities in their own lives. Inspirational speeches, sharing anecdotes and insights from Shri Dhirubhai Ambani's life were delivered by the students on the occasion.

As a part of CCA activity, an inter-house Earthen Pot Painting Competition was conducted for classes VI and VII. The objective of the event was to allow students to recognize and develop their creativity, enjoy and appreciate colours, objects and to encourage them to explore their unique relationship with visual art through activities. Students showed enthusiasm and creativity while engaging in the Pot Painting Competition, making the activity lively and enjoyable. The Eagles House and the Falcons House bagged the First Positions in class VI and VII categories respectively.

To commemorate, the birth and death anniversary of William Shakespeare which falls on April 23^rd, English Language day was celebrated in a special assembly. Students of class VI and VIII attended programme organized in the school Multi Purpose Hall on 24^th April 2023. Various activities related to William Shakespeare and Evolution of English Language were aptly performed by the students. The activities included the biography reading, poem recitation, speech and amazing facts, etc. Parth Sahu, class VIII recited one of the famous poems of the Bard, Seven Ages while Ruhil Dangre, Class VIII shared the amazing facts. Teachers threw light on the life and works of William Shakespeare and urged the students to cultivate good reading habits and learn to appreciate the literature. Principal, Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav, highlighted the importance of English language, its evolution and transformation through the times in his short speech. Rani Fandi, Class X compered the programme.

Graduation Day was conducted for the Pre-primary students on 24th March 2023. The objective of the programme was to applaud the young enthusiastic students of the Pre-primary section for their commendable performance and to greet them for their entry to the formal schooling. The ceremony was attended by the parents and students of the Pre-Primary section and teachers. Principal, Hari Prasad Vaishnav lighted the lamp as the Chief Guest. Followed was the welcome address by Academic Co-ordinator, Sunita Sharma in which she highlighted the journey of the tiny-tots and their steady progression in the school. UKG students adorning the convocation caps and sashes gave a delightful sight to behold. Citations, describing each student with titles and qualities added charm to the programme. The smiling faces of the little students donning caps as they mounted the dais, were cheered by the rapturous applause of the parents. Principal, in his speech, complimented the little graduates on their achievements and shared some important tips on the healthy nurturing with the assembly of parents and teachers. The UKG students received Graduation Certificates towards the end of the programme.

Farewell programme was conducted for the outgoing batch of class XII on 14th February, 2023. The Function began with the lighting of Lamp and garlanding of the portrait of Goddess Saraswati which symbolizes light and knowledge. Followed was the singing of rhythmic shloka by the choir and the Citations reading for class XII students. On the occasion, class XI students presented a melodious theme song that set the nostalgic mood. Ayush Mishra and Divyani Khandait of class XII shared their thoughts that revealed the glorious journey of their school days. A few teachers, through their discourse, expressed their views and conveyed the best wishes to the students for their upcoming board exams. Co-ordinator, Sunita Sharma urged the students to keep their morale high, succeed in whichever fields they venture and return to their Alma Matter as an Alumni. Principal, Hari Prasad Vaishnav motivated the students by sharing an anecdote. Class XII students were given a token of love as a gift.

In recognition of the need to inculcate the sporting spirit in children, the school organized Blooming Buds 2022-23, the Sports Meet for the Pre-primary students on 14th January, 2023. Parents of Pre-primary section and Students of Classes LKG to VIII attended the event. On this occasion, a wide range of races like Jump in the Pond, Obstacle Race, Zig Zag Race, Book Balance Race, Card Board Race, Push the Ball, Drag the Ball, etc. were organized for the tiny-tots. The parents enthusiastically cheered on as the students took to the track to compete with their peers. The event was full of fun as the parents also took active participation in the games like Tug of War and Tunnel Race on this occasion. Towards the end of the event, the students of LKG and UKG displayed a foot tapping dance to entertain the spectators. Speaking to the audience, Principal, Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav opined that the events like Sports Day help children explore their hidden outdoor interests, build confidence and inculcate a desire to learn new skills by watching their peers.

Experiential learning is a powerful foundational approach to all forms of learning and development of the children in their elementary stage. Life in the Jungle, an outdoor activity was organised for the students of classes LKG and UKG. The tiny-tots, all dressed up as wild animals, imitated the life of the cohabitants. The children, through their acts like making animal sounds, creeping around the jungle, dwelling among the trees and caves and drinking water from the pond disseminated the information about the habitat, food and behaviour of each animal. The jungle aura created in the school turned our little kiddos’ imagination to reality. It was no less a thrilling experience for the little kids that left an informative trail about animals in their minds. Students gave an apt message ‘Save Trees, Save Life’ towards the end of the programme. Students of classes I to IV and Parents of the students of LKG and UKG attended the event. It was compered by Shreya Mahajan, class IV. Angel Thaker and Jay Amlani, class IV played the role of Jungle Guides who ferried the visitors for the Jungle Safari. Parents lauded the sincere efforts of the teachers by showering the words of appreciation. Principal Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav appreciated the staff for their creative ideas and applauded the tiny-tots for their enthusiastic involvement in the activity.

A session on career guidance for the students of Classes X, XI and XII was conducted by Mr. Rishi Bisen, the Revenue Officer, Government of Maharashtra. He educated the students on topics like Choosing streams after class X, setting target in Class XI and XII, preparations for the various Competitive Exams, etc. His lecture also included the life skills topics like how to stay focused, managing exam pressure, etc. The real-life examples and anecdotes given by the resource person made the session engrossing.  The hour-long interactive session was well grasped by the students as they interacted with the resource person and posed their queries. Towards the end of the session Principal, Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav reflected on some of the topics of the session.

A session on career guidance for the students of class XI and XII was conducted by Ms Viragi Jhaveri, the Regional Head, Admissions Outreach Team, FLAME University. The topic of the session was Scope of Liberal Education in the of Opportunities/Why Interdisciplinary Education matters.Ms Viragi Jhaveri enlightened the students on the aspects of different Degree Courses apart from Medical and Engineering fields such as Humanities, Commerce, Data-Computing, Business Management in various streams, etc. She threw some light on the admission procedure and also motivated the students to appear in online Entrance Exam conducted by FLAME University. She informed them about various scholarships offered by the University. The hour-long interactive session was well grasped by the students as they put their queries to the resource person towards the end of the programme. Principal, Academic Coordinator and the concerned faculty members attended the session.

Parental involvement is a crucial factor in the early years of a child’s development. With an objective to enhance the children’s bond with their parents, Family Day was celebrated on 19th October 2022 in the Pre-primary section. Parents of Pre-primary section along with students attended the programme. The celebration began with a melodious Ganesh Vandana. Ms. Sunita Ahuja, a UKG teacher spoke about the importance of family values, a sense of belonging, etc. in her introductory speech. Parents took an active part in the cultural event. They represented different states of India by means of its language, costume, food and art forms like dance and song.  Each group of parents including children portrayed the culture and traditions of different states of India.Towards the end of the programme each group prepared its respective state cuisine and exchanged the same with each other. The celebration aptly promoted the unity in diversity and underlined the basic values like bond of love and affection among the family members.

Lantern Making Competition was held on 19^th October, 2022 for the classes III to V. Students made lanterns from recyclable material using paper folding and cutting techniques. The competition was a part of Diwali Celebrations at the school. The main aim of the activity was to inspire the children to think and work resourcefully and to promote artistic excellence. Aryan Patil of V B, Soham Mankar of III B and  Araadhay Raut of IV A were adjudged the  I, II and III winners respectively.

Hindi Diwas is celebrated on 14th September to commemorate the adoption of Hindi as the official language of India. The event was organized in the school with an objective to inculcate the values and highlight the importance of Hindi language in day to day life. The programme began with a melodious prayer Hum Ko Man Ki Shakti Dena followed by the recitation of Dohas. Shreya Mahajan, class IV, Vipul Gajbhiye, class II and Akshit Bhvigade, class III recited poems to mark the significance of the Hindi Diwas. Ms.Vanshika Rakahade of class VII delivered an informative speech on the occasion. Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav, Principal disseminated his thoughts about Hindi Language while addressing the gathering.

National Sports Day is celebrated on 29^th August to commemorate the birth anniversary of the Indian hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand. The day is also dedicated to the nation’s sports heroes and champions honouring them for their dedicated contribution towards in bringing laurels to the country. National Sports Day was organised in the school by conducting various athletics events like the Flat Race, Backward and Forward Running and the Obstacle Race alongside, traditional games like the Tug of War and Kho-kho and Futsal. Inter- House cricket and football matches were conducted on the occasion. Students of classes LKG to XII participated in the sports and games in the respective categories. Teachers verses students cricket match was one of the highlights of the day where the students team emerged winner in the Ten-over game. The objective of the event was to promote the values like discipline, perseverance, sportsman’s sprit, teamwork and to encourage students to take up sports and make it an integral part of their lives while emphasizing on the importance of maintaining physical and mental health.

Sanskrit is the most ancient and perfect among the great languages of the world. Its storehouse of knowledge is an unsurpassed and the most invaluable treasure of the world. Keeping in mind, the objectives of promoting the ancient Indian language, Sanskrit day was celebrated in the school on 26th August 2022. The program began with the Sarasvati Vandana by the school choir followed by Samuha Gaan by students of class VI and VII respectively. Dr. Sagar Kaware, the Sanskrit Teacher conveyed the importance of Sanskrit language through his introductory speech. Students of class IX presented a Sanskrit skit Vidyottama Natakam based on the life of Mahakavi, Kulguru Kalidas and his wife Vidyottama. Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav, Principal, in his address, highlighted the values and importance of ancient language like Sanskrit and appealed the students to appreciate the rich culture of India.

Independence Day was celebrated with much pomp and show on 15th August, 2022. Mr. Chetan Tarare, Chairman, School Management Committee, hoisted the tricolour as the Chief Guest. The auspicious flag hoisting ceremony was followed by singing of the National Anthem.
The Chief Guest inaugurated the Exhibition of 75 Flags, that depicted the uniqueness of the nation. The entire school premise was decked with the tricolour festoons, balloons, various charts, and placards. The display boards portrayed the nationalistic thoughts and highlighted the importance of the Amrit Mahotsav Celebrations in the school.
Various activities were held at school to encourage students and proliferate the importance of the India’s freedom struggle. Patriotic Songs, Speeches in Hindi and English, Kavita Vachan, Skit, Tableau and a Mime aptly reflected students’ love for the nation and instilled a sense of patriotism in the minds of the audience.
The Chief Guest commended the students for their wonderful display of the talent and reminded them of the invaluable contributions made by the freedom fighters. He also appealed them to remain united for the cause of the nation while addressing the gathering as the Chief Guest. Through his message, the Principal congratulated everyone on the occasion and spoke about the country’s progression, scientific and achievements besides elaborating upon the Amrit Mahotsav celebrations in the country. The colourful programme concluded with the singing of the National Song. Gouri Mannikeri, class VIII B and Harshal Yelne, class VII B compered the event.

As part of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mohatsav celebrations, a fifteen-day Book Exhibition was organised in the school library for the students of class V to XII. Various Books such as  Novels, Short Story Books, Journals,  Brochures, Periodicals and Children’s Books were put on the display. Books related to the theme freedom fighters and freedom movement of India, perfectly highlighted the objective of the Exhibition. With the very special feeling, students learnt how our country has accomplished such a remarkable feat of achieving the Independence and enlightened themselves about the country’s struggle for Independence and its larger goals after becoming the Republic Nation.

Azadi Ka Amrit Mohatsav celebration was held in the Pre-primary section. The tiny tots highlighted the theme aptly through their vivid presentations that included skits, patriotic songs, poems, role plays and speeches. Children, through their innocent acts, presented the diversity of our nation and revealed the fabric of traditionally existing emotional bonds between the people of our country. The objective of the event was to make the children aware of India’s freedom struggle and love for the nation. Heeya Thaker of UKG brought a sense of patriotism through her speech showcasing the rich heritage and culture, customs and traditions of India. Prabhas Charde of LKG made the audience feel proud by reciting an English poem We are Indians thus fostering a sense of common identity and unity in diversity. The celebration concluded with the singing of the National Song by Yadhu Chunne of UKG.

Fancy Dress Competition was organised in the Primary Section. The theme for the competition was Freedom Fighters and Culture of Indian States. Students dressed as the prominent freedom fighters like Rani Lakshmibai, Subhash Chandra Bose, Bhagat Singh, Sarojini Naidu, Birsa Munda and Lala Lajpat Rai was a delight to watch. The chanting like Bundele harbolon ke muhh hamne suni kahani thi revealed the patriotic feelings of the participants. The programme was aimed at inculcating a sense of patriotism and national pride among the students while propagating the importance of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebration in the school. Ayush Punde of class VII  proposed a vote of thanks to conclude the programme.

The Investiture Ceremony of the Student Council of Reliance Foundation School, Mouda for 2022-23 was held on 12th August 2022 in the school. The function commenced with a rendition of the prayer song by the school choir. The Council Members took position of the centre stage as the commentators highlighted their admirable qualities and achievements. The Principal and the Academic Coordinators pinned the appointment badge and placed the sash on each member of the Students’ Council for 2022-23. The Students’ Council of 18 members comprised House Captains of the Eagle House, Falcon House, Hawk House and the Kite House alongside, the Secretaries of the Cultural club, Eco club, Literary club and Math club. Utkarsh Mall, the Head Boy and Sanjana Joshi, Head Girl led the oath-taking ceremony. The Principal administered the oath of allegiance to the council members who pledged to embody and uphold the ideals of the School and promised to be worthy leaders for their peers to emulate. In his address to the Council, he emphasized its duties and obligations to be worthy role models in every aspect and appealed the junior students to hone their leadership qualities for the future of the society.
The programme concluded with the elected student body singing the National Anthem.

On the occasion of 75th Independence Day celebration, Karaoke Songs Singing Competition was organized in the school. The theme of the competition was Patriotism. Students from classes VI to XII enthusiastically participated in the event. The audience could witness some all-time Hindi patriotic songs like Mera Mulk Mera Desh…, Aie Mere Watan Ke Logon…. Saare Jahan Se Accha Hindosta Hamara, Nanha Munna Rahi Hoo….etc. The participants rendered their love for the country in a melodious way. A panel of teachers from the school judged the competition based on the criterion. Daniya Tadavi, a student of class X-A was adjudged winner of the competition.

On the occasion of 75th Celebration of Indian Independence, school has planned a week long activities and competitions under campaign Azadi ka Amrit Mohotsav. Students of class IX to XII organised Prabhat Pheri in the school as a part of this campaign. The theme for this event was Har Ghar Tiranga and Environment Conservation. Mr. Hari Prasad Vaishnav, Principal, briefed the objectives of the event to the gathering. Starting from the school main gate, students marched holding placards displaying patriotic messages like Vande Mataram, Inquilab Zindabad, and Saare Jahan Se Accha Hindustan Hamara. Alongside, the rally also took up the issue related to environment with the motto to aware the people for protecting environment, planting more trees, saving water, etc. Students chanted the slogans Jal hai toh Jiwan Hai, Think before you trash it, If you cannot reuse, refuse. The entire vicinity reverberated with the chants of patriotic slogans.

Ms Swati Razdan, a Deputy Manager outreach programme of Ashoka University Delhi conducted a session Liberal Arts Education on July 18th, 2022 for the students of class X to XII. College and Career Counselling Cell of the school invited her to inform the students about Liberal Arts Education. In this Online session she focused on understanding Liberal Education and interdisciplinary approach, Undergraduate programmes offered by Ashoka University, Concept of major and minor subjects, Scholarships offered by the university for this programme and career prospects. The session was concluded with answering questions by the students.

Inter House Umbrella Painting Competition was held on 8^th July 2022 for classes VI to IX. The activity, based on the theme Flora and Fauna, was aimed at motivating the students to exhibit their creative ideas, explore nature and express their dormant thoughts through the visual art.  Students used different tools like paint brush, cotton-sponge, ear-buds, cloth piece, spray paint to paint their imaginative ideas on the umbrellas. The Hawk House was adjudged winner of the competition while the Eagle House took second position.

Dr. Hemant Pande, a well know educationist and a member of various scientific organizations guided the students of class IX to XII about Fun with Chemistry. He was invited by the school to explain the importance of Chemistry in our day-to-day life and simple tricks to study Chemistry as a fundamental science that impacts everything around us. He further guided the students about how they can explore the careers in Chemistry. Dr. Pande performed a magic show using chemicals to explain that what happens if we have a fix mind set. Students enjoyed the show and learnt a valuable lesson.

To sensitise the students towards environment; school celebrated World Environment Day following the campaign slogan Only one Earth. Students prepared 3-D Posters/Models on topics Beat Plastic Pollution, Think -Eat and Save, Energy Positive Homes. They decorated display boards and made posters focusing on sustainable living with nature.