08-09-2020
The Middle Wing (Grade 7 and 8) of Presidium had organized an activity to celebrate Literacy Day. The students elaborated about the key aspects of this day; they focused on its meaning, value, importance, and how the graph of the world changed since 1966 regarding literacy. The students also emphasized the different means one can adopt to make the world and its citizens literate. In addition to it, they also described the facts about the level of development of literacy in different countries and other key aspects extended to it like child labour and its impact on literacy. The students enjoyed the activity and portrayed their work through posters, PPTs, and charts. This activity developed a sense of value in the minds of the young Presidians and how literacy can add to the economic growth of the country and value to everyone’s life.

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05-09-2020

05-09-2020

29-08-2020
Presidians of Grade 4 and 5 celebrated National Sports Day, propagating various sports, especially our National Sport, Hockey. This day is also celebrated to give tribute to legendary hockey player Major Dhyan Chand. This year students celebrated by dressing up as an athlete or in their favourite sports gear. They were mesmerized to know about famous sports personalities in India like Dhyan Chand, Sachin Tendulkar, Milkha Singh, Saina Nehwal, Mary Kom, etc. Students took up various fitness challenges at home like the skip for a minute, balance on 1 foot, hoop for a minute, etc. It was so much fun to do some fitness exercises at home. Even the staff was seen enjoying the fitness challenge.

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29-08-2020

29-08-2020
Talent Hunt serves as a wonderful platform to encourage the students to explore and express their talent. To showcase their talent, an online Talent Hunt Competition was organized by Presidium School for class VI. The activity's objective was to discover the hidden talents in the students and inculcate the values of discipline among them. The students participated enthusiastically in the event. Students showcased their skill in dance, music, mono acting, drawing, and many more. The young talent with their creative minds and innate caliber were at their best. They put up a scintillating display of their talent. All the events kept the audience spellbound and entertained throughout. 

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22-08-2020
Ganesh Chaturthi is a ten-day Hindu festival celebrated to honour the elephant-headed God Ganesha's birthday. Modak, the rice flour dumplings are prepared and offered as prasad, during the Ganesh Utsav, and there is no missing these. To celebrate this auspicious occasion, students of grade 3 Presidium school celebrated this festival with full devotion by making Ganesh's favorite 'Modak' using their favourite Oreo biscuits. It was a treat to our eyes to see students making Modaks with full enthusiasm and zeal.

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21-08-2020
 Dance is a performing art. It is when people move to a musical rhythm. Some people dance to express their feelings and emotions. Other people dance to feel better. Dance can be used to tell a story. There are many kinds of dances, and every human society has its dances. Grade Prep Presidians participated in the dance competition with full zeal and enthusiasm. The theme for the competition was "folk." A folk dance reflects the life of the people of a certain country or region. Our tiny tots presented their talent gracefully on the stage.
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20-08-2020
Akshay Urja Diwas is an awareness campaign about the development of renewable energy in India, celebrated on August 20, every year since 2004. The day commemorates the birthday of former Prime Minister, Rajiv Gandhi. On this occasion, to create awareness among the students, grade IX students conducted a presentation. They presented the need to conserve and preserve various forms of energy through one-act play and posters. It was an enriching experience for all of them.

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14-08-2020
Presidians celebrated the 74th Independence Day of India with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour. They paid tribute to all the freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives. Dressed in hues of tricolour the staff and the students graced the flag hoisting ceremony followed by the National Anthem. Students of grade Nursery, Prep, and One listened to stories about the freedom fighters and also discussed India's National symbols. Students made Tulips by paper folding and also made tricolour birds along with dance on patriotic songs. Grade two and three students participated in activities wherein they enacted as Freedom Fighters and made tricolour sandwiches spreading the message of peace, non-violence, and love for the nation and enjoyed this patriotic day followed by sharing and patriotic songs. Young patriots of Grade 4, 5, and 6 made a tricolour fruit trifle using fruits and ice cream.

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