ZUMBA WORKSHOP (NCC)

Zumba Workshop by 5 Haryana Battalion NCC

“Fitness is not about being better than someone else, it’s

about being better than you used to be.”

A vibrant Zumba Workshop was organized under the Khelo India – Fit India Movement at Blue Bells Model School on 20th August 2025. The session was designed to promote physical fitness, joy, and discipline among young cadets through dance-based exercises.

The workshop witnessed the enthusiastic participation of around 150 cadets from 12 school's along with ANOs from various schools, of Gurugram out of which 50 cadets were from Blue Bells Model School. Trained instructors conducted the session with high-energy routines combining music, rhythm, and aerobic movements. The lively atmosphere inspired cadets to adopt fitness as a way of life, making exercise both enjoyable and impactful. The workshop not only enhanced stamina but also spread awareness about healthy living, in alignment with the vision of the Fit India Campaign.

The event concluded with words of appreciation from Lt. Col Ravindra Kumar Raghav (Adm. Officer 5 Haryana Battalion NCC Gurugram), Ms Anshu Malika Kumar, Vice Principal, Blue Bells Model School), the instructors and school authorities, encouraging cadets to continue their fitness journey with zeal and dedication.

Inter House Theatre Competition(Primary Wing)

Inter-House Theatre Competition

The Primary Wing of Blue Bells Model School organised an enriching Inter-House Theatre Competition on the theme “Financial Literacy through the Lens of Wisdom Tales”. The event, titled “Niti Aur Nivesh: Tales That Teach”, offered young learners an innovative platform to weave lessons of savings, investment, and prudent choices into timeless tales of wisdom. Each house presented creative and thought-provoking performances, blending storytelling with meaningful financial insights, leaving the audience inspired and engaged. The competition not only encouraged financial awareness at an early age but also fostered confidence, teamwork, and expression among students.

Nehru House was declared the Winner, while Mother Teresa House and Tagore House secured the First and Second Runner-up positions respectively. Indira Gandhi House received a Special Mention for its impactful presentation.

Janmashtami Celebration

“Wherever there is Krishna, there is victory.”

A special assembly on the occasion of Janmashtami was beautifully presented by the students of Grade 3D on August 18, 2025. The assembly began with a heartfelt prayer, invoking Lord Krishna to walk beside us and guide us through life’s ups and downs. A thoughtful message followed, encouraging everyone to perform good deeds and lead a life of kindness and virtue. Through a captivating narration of Lord Krishna’s life, the young learners drew inspiration to do good for others and stand up for what is right. A mesmerizing dance performance depicting scenes from Krishna’s childhood added charm and vibrancy to the celebration, leaving the audience truly spellbound.

The students also explored the diverse ways in which Janmashtami is celebrated across India, discovering the rich cultural heritage and festive spirit associated with the occasion. Their joy and enthusiasm were clearly visible as they realized that Janmashtami is not just a celebration, but a way to unite people and reinforce the values of love, unity, and righteousness.

The celebration concluded on a divine note as everyone offered flowers to the idol of Lord Krishna and sought his blessings with folded hands and pure hearts.

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

 A special tribute was also paid to the nation for its pivotal role in shaping and nurturing ideal citizens.

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HAR GHAR TIRANGA

WORLD NATURE CONSERVATION DAY- SPECIAL ASSEMBLY

“Nature is not a place to visit, it is home.”

A special assembly on World Nature Conservation Day was held at Blue Bells Model School, emphasizing the urgent need to preserve and protect our environment. The assembly was thoughtfully presented by the enthusiastic students of Grade III A, reflecting their awareness and concern for Mother Nature.

The morning assembly continued with the daily proceedings, after which students expressed their love for nature through a delightful song that celebrated the beauty of Earth. Thoughtfully designed posters and slogans made by the children conveyed meaningful messages about sustainability and eco-conscious living.

A captivating skit portraying the effects of deforestation and pollution was performed, urging everyone to adopt greener habits. The event concluded with a rhythmic dance performance inspired by the elements of nature, bringing alive the spirit of conservation.

The assembly was graced by Ms. Alka Singh, Principal, and Ms. Kiran Rawat, Wing-In charge, who commended the students for their spirited efforts and spoke about the importance of individual responsibility in protecting our planet. The celebration served as a meaningful reminder of our duty towards nature and the power of small actions in creating a greener, more sustainable world.

SPECIAL ASSEMBLY ON RAKSHA BANDHAN

The assembly on Raksha Bandhan was conducted by Grade 3C on August 11,2025 celebrating the bond of love, protection, and togetherness between siblings. The program began with a prayer, the national pledge, and the school song, setting a respectful and unified tone.

A thoughtful quote and vocabulary words in both English and Hindi were shared to inspire and educate. The significance of the festival was beautifully explained, highlighting the core values of mutual respect, emotional support, and strong family bonds. A heartfelt Hindi poem added emotional depth, bringing alive the sentiments of the occasion. The assembly concluded with a joyful dance performance that reflected the happiness and love shared between siblings.

To conclude the program, the Class Teacher , Ms Himanshi delivered a warm Vote of Thanks, expressing gratitude to all students for their enthusiastic participation and to the audience for their encouragement.

The Wing In charge, Ms Kiran Rawat also appreciated the class for presenting a meaningful and value-based assembly, and highlighted how festivals like Raksha Bandhan teach us the importance of caring, protecting, and nurturing our relationships.

Overall, the assembly was a delightful blend of learning, emotion, and celebration, truly honouring the spirit of Raksha Bandhan.

SPECIAL ASSEMBLY ON FRIENDSHIP DAY

“Truly great friends are hard to find, difficult to leave, and impossible to forget.”

A true friend is a blessing; indeed, whether it is to share a laugh or to wipe a tear, the presence of an understanding confident friend can make the world a better place. To celebrate Friendship Day, the students of Class III B conducted a heartwarming assembly on August 7, 2025.

The students initiated the assembly with a solemn prayer, followed by a pledge, the school song, and the sharing of the current events through the National and International News. To enlighten and brighten the morning, a beautiful thought on “Friendship” was shared by a student highlighting the theme of the day.

Students then explained the significance of celebrating friendship by narrating the touching story of Krishna and Sudama, reminding the audience that true friendship sees no barriers of wealth or status. A heartfelt poem on friendship was recited, which received a warm round of applause.

A lively Friendship Fashion Parade added charm to the celebration, where students confidently walked on the ramp hand-in-hand in coordinated outfits symbolizing unity and togetherness. Each pair represented a unique value of friendship—trust, loyalty, kindness, and joy—making the parade both meaningful and fun.

The program continued with an energetic dance performance to a melodious song, emphasizing the true spirit of friendship. The assembly concluded with inspirational words by the Primary Wing Leader, Ms. Kiran Rawat, who appreciated the efforts of the students’ and encouraged everyone to nurture the bonds of friendship in their lives.

Metaverse Session 2

An enriching Metaverse session was conducted for students of Classes III to VIII in last week of July 25, offering a unique learning experience through VR360° technology. The immersive sessions were designed to cater to different age groups, with Classes III to V exploring the theme “Discover the World: UNESCO Heritage Sites” and Classes VI to VIII engaging with the critical topic of “Climate Change: Saving the Planet.”

For the students of Classes III to V, the journey through world heritage sites was nothing short of magical. They virtually visited pre-historic locations, marvelled at the elegance of English heritage, discovered the diversity of Incredible India, explored the magnificence of royal palaces, and admired the beauty of natural world heritage. The experience ignited their curiosity about the past and helped them understand the value of preserving cultural and natural treasures.

The students of Classes VI to VIII, were taken through a powerful visual exploration of the planet’s changing climate. They witnessed the alarming melting of glaciers, the frequency of devastating storms and floods, the destruction caused by wildfires, and the profound impact of climate change on marine life. The virtual journey helped them understand the vital signs of our planet and instilled a sense of responsibility toward environmental conservation.

This pioneering initiative showcased how advanced technology can transform learning by making it engaging, memorable, and meaningful. The VR360° sessions expanded the students' knowledge and inspired them to think critically about the world they live in. It was a remarkable step towards integrating innovation with education, making complex topics accessible and exciting for young minds.

STAGE-O-RAMA: A Celebration of Theatre and History

Blue Bells Model School hosted the Stage-O-Rama Theatre Festival, themed “Twist of the Bard : Classic Tales, Recast and Rewritten” and “From Grit to Glory: The Journey of a Sports Icon” on 1st and 2nd August 2025. Conceptualized by Ms. Soumya Gulati, Deputy Director of Academic Development and Innovation, the event began with ceremonial lamp lighting, traditional verses and declaration of the event.

Principal , Ms. Alka Singh welcomed guests, highlighting theatre's role in fostering self-reflection, collaboration, and social awareness. The curtain-raiser featured a captivating performance by Srishti Sanjay and team. Enthusiastic participants showcased their talents through Hindi plays like Milka Singh, Mithali Raj, Geeta& Babita and Major Dhyan Chand and English plays viz Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Othello and Merchant of Venice .

The jury included Mr. Binod Kumar, Ms Anumita Dutta , Mr Praveena Kumar and Mr Mohit Kandhari , renowned theatre artists. Mother Teresa House won Best English play while Tagore House won best Hindi Play. Overall trophy was clinched by Tagore House.

Ms. Saroj Suman Gulati emphasized theatre's role in exploring diverse strategies and their effectiveness. The two-day event was a thrilling and enriching experience for all involved.