"The Earth is what we all have in common." –
Wendell Berry
Earth Day is a global reminder of our shared
responsibility to protect and preserve the environment. To mark this important
occasion, students of Class V-D presented a thoughtful and inspiring assembly
on Monday, April 20, 2026.
The assembly began with the regular features
– school prayer, pledge, and school song, followed by the thought for the day,
vocabulary words, and news updates. The highlight of the assembly was a poem, “Earth
– Our Home,” which beautifully depicted how our actions impact the planet
through scenes from the past, present, and future. It conveyed a powerful
message on the urgent need to act responsibly and take care of Mother Earth.
The students pledged to keep the Earth clean and green and understood that even
small steps can lead to big changes.
The assembly also included a heartfelt
tribute to our Founder, Shri B.D. Gulati, honouring his inspiring legacy and
noble vision. The students spoke about Sir’s deep concern for the environment
and his belief in nurturing young minds to become responsible citizens who care
for nature and society.
Vice Principal, Ms. Anshu Mallika, also
addressed the gathering and shared insights on Sir’s profound concern for the
environment. She emphasised his vision of building a sustainable future and
motivating students to grow into responsible individuals who value, preserve,
and care for nature.
Primary Wing Leader, Ms. Chandrani, addressed
the gathering and encouraged students to be Earth warriors – conscious and
caring individuals who contribute positively to the planet.
The assembly ended on a patriotic note with
the National Anthem, leaving everyone inspired to make every day an Earth Day.
Various engaging and meaningful activities
were also conducted in the Primary Wing to celebrate Earth Day. Grade 3
students created Seed Bombs to promote greenery, while Grade 4 designed
Reminder Cards on energy-saving habits. Grade 5 students crafted envelopes
using reusable and organic material and wrote Promise Letters to Earth,
expressing their commitment towards protecting the planet. The activities were
creative and inspiring, encouraging environmental awareness and responsible
actions among students.
