Waterborne diseases are caused by drinking contaminated or dirty water. Contaminated water can cause many types of diarrheal diseases, including Cholera, and other serious illnesses such as Guinea worm disease, Typhoid, and Dysentery. To make the community aware of the dangers of contaminated water, a rally was organized by the children of Grade 2 and 3. The young Presidians took the initiative and tried to make their fellow mates as well as other members of the school community aware of the causes of contaminated water, diseases that can be caused by drinking this water and the steps that can be taken to save ourselves

from such diseases. Children made beautiful and informative posters of the different water related diseases like Dengue, Chikungunya etc and chanted slogans. It was really awesome to witness the mass rally by confident children of Grade 2 and 3. A lot of hard work was seen in the way they explored and shared about the water borne diseases.

Nursery students of Presidium learnt the relationship between objects on the attribute of size to develop the skill of seriation. Seriation prepares students to see order in numbers and objects thereby helping them to understand that as the number increases, the quantity and size also increases. In this activity, students were provided with a collection of concrete objects and were asked to arrange them on the basis of size in the grid made on the floor. Students were indulged in the activity thereby enhancing their gross motor, observation, comparing, visualisation skills.

Communication is the foundation of relationships and is essential for learning, play and social interaction. So, Theatre is also the key to communication skills. Like all art forms, it allows students to communicate effectively and helps them understand others in a new light (empathy). To enhance their communication skills students of grade 3 participated in an activity in which ten students stood in a line facing the wall and teacher tapped the back of the last child and whispered a statement and the child standing in front of her did the action to show the said statement. Similarly every child tapped the back of the person who is standing in front of her/him and tried to repeat the exact action. At the end, last child spoke the wrong statement due to many reasons like distractions while listening, actions not appropriate etc.Theatre-based methodologies like these help children get things imprinted in their minds in an experiential pattern that lasts longer and easily supports innovation in the later stages of their lives.

The World Senior Citizens Day aims to raise awareness about the factors and issues affecting older people, such as deterioration with age and to examine issues that affect their lives such as abuse of elderly people. It is also a day to recognize and appreciate the contributions that older people make to society. The reason for celebrating this day is to thank and acknowledge elders for all that they have done for their children. They sacrifice their entire life in nurturing their relationships. Such a selfless service rendered throughout their life for their family deserves some importance. That is the reason why World Senior Citizen Day was celebrated in Presidium Indirapuram by students of grade-1. They dedicated this day for the elders of their family. They took this opportunity to acknowledge their love and efforts.

On August 15, 1947, India got her freedom and finally broke from the shackles of slavery. People of the country celebrate Independence Day every year with great pomp and show. Grade 3 celebrated this auspicious day with great enthusiasm and pride. Every student contributed towards the preparations and the celebration began with lots of educational and fun filled activities. The gamut of celebration activities held consisted of a collage making activity wherein children brought different pictures related to Independence Day and created beautiful collages. In order to pay respect to our national flag children were given the opportunity to make tricolor fans as a token of belongingness to the country. Children used the saffron, white and green colour papers and made fans for themselves using the paper folding technique. 

He who thought power lies in the herculean muscles of an army, he who thought strength lies in the gilded monuments, he who thought unbreakable were the chains of reinforced metal, knew not the potential of the humble thread tied around the wrist of a brother by his loving sister. 

The students of Presidium School celebrated the festival of Rakshabandhan with our honourable Chairperson Mrs.Sudha Gupta. With smiles, sweets and mirth, our students understood that no matter how much siblings may argue, bicker and fight, there is no love like the love for a brother, and there is no love like the love from a brother. Sudha Ma’am also showered her warm blessings on the students and embraced the rituals of the occasion with them. 

India is an emotion. It is an atmosphere, a celebration. India is incredible!  On the occasion of our 73rd Independence Day, the students of Presidium Indirapuram brought the various colours of the country alive on stage. With spell-binding dance performances inspired by the Indian diversity, daring stunts and pyramid formations, mesmerising medleys, and heart-wrenching poems dedicated to the brave-hearts, our talented students paid homage to the fallen heroes.

Our honorable Chairperson Sudha Gupta ma'am too left the audience awestruck with her tear-jerking melodious ode to our valiant soldiers. Let us all take this day as an opportunity to promise our motherland that we will do everything to enrich and preserve its prized heritage and culture.

'A love between a brother and a sister is one of the deepest and noblest of human emotions'

Rakshabandhan is a festival which celebrates the love and affection between brother and sister. The bonding between the two is simply unique and is beyond description.People of India celebrate this festival with abundant zeal, similarly students of grade 5 enthusiastically celebrated the pious festival of Rakshabandhan. They presented a meaningful skit on the significance of this sacred festival. The essence of the festival was further conveyed through a mesmerizing dance performance.