Event & Activity

Special Assemblies

Special assemblies in schools play a vital role in the holistic development of students. They go beyond the routine of daily assemblies and are organized to commemorate important days, celebrate cultural diversity, promote moral values, or raise awareness on relevant social issues.

HUMANITY AND SERVICE

On May 13 , 2026, students of Classes VII-C and VII-D presented a special assembly on the theme “Humanity and Service.” The event was attended by parents of the performing sections alongside students from Classes VII-A, B, E, and F.

The programme featured a thoughtful blend of dohas, poetry, a dramatic skit, and a rhythmic dance performance. A highlight of the morning was the soul-stirring rendition of the song “Insaan,” which resonated deeply with the audience. Through these artistic expressions, students effectively illustrated the core values of empathy, kindness, and social responsibility. The assembly concluded with a vote of thanks, leaving the audience inspired to integrate selfless service into their daily lives. It was a meaningful session that successfully reinforced the school’s commitment to character building.

LABOUR DAY ASSEMBLY

Students of class X-B conducted a special assembly to celebrate Labour Day and honor the school’s support staff on May 2,2026. Following the morning prayer, news, and Thought for the Day, students presented a brief overview of the history and significance of Labour Day, emphasizing the dignity of labour.

Prior to the assembly, students interviewed various support staff members including security guards, housekeeping, gardeners, and sweepers to better understand their daily challenges and experiences. Sharing these insights during the presentation, the students reminded the school community of the importance of treating all staff with kindness, gratitude, and respect. The assembly concluded with a renewed commitment to fostering empathy and inclusivity for everyone.

DIGNITY OF LABOUR

A special assembly on the theme “Dignity of Labour” was conducted by Classes VII A and VII B on Wednesday, 22 April 2026 in the Roma Deb auditorium. The programme, presented under the guidance of the ADM department and class teachers, aimed to promote respect and empathy towards all forms of labour. Through a skit titled ‘The City That Stopped’, a rap performance, dance presentation, poetry enactment, and a fact-based news bulletin, the invaluable contributions of workers in society were highlighted. The assembly was attended by parents, teachers, and students. During the programme, the school’s housekeeping staff was invited onto the stage by the Principal to acknowledge and appreciate their invaluable contribution towards maintaining a safe, clean, and welcoming school environment.

REPUBLIC DAY

On January 27, 2026 students of class XI–D presented a special assembly to celebrate Republic Day with great enthusiasm. The programme began with a brief and impactful introduction, followed by a graceful classical dance to welcome the audience. Students shared key facts

highlighting the importance of Republic Day and presented monologues on the contributions of freedom fighters. A lively group dance depicting unity in diversity concluded the cultural segment, with each performance conveying a meaningful message.

The assembly concluded with inspiring messages from two students who represented the school at the Top 50 ATL Labs event and were invited as guests to the Republic Day Parade. Their experiences filled the audience with pride and motivation.

 

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