Category: Co-curricular

Children are natural storytellers. They perceive and comprehend things around themselves, give wings to their imagination, and can weave amazing stories. However, parents and grandparents fondly narra...

Children's innate curiosity drives them to explore and learn new skills. Well-designed varied creative activities at school grasp children's attention and propel them to wonder, explore, discover, and...

History has documented the life and times of Guru Nanak Dev ji's when socio-political and moral upheavals were prevalent. Guru Nanak Dev ji witnessed and spoke undauntedly about the tyranny and injust...

Diwali, a festival of lights, is a beautiful and mesmerizing festival. It represents a time for celebration, happiness, and hope. It heralds a message of harmony, brotherhood, love, spirituality, and ...

Children’s Day is celebrated in India to commemorate the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, independent India’s first Prime Minister. Due to Covid -19, children have not been coming to ...

Children exhibited their skills in a collage-making and cotton bud painting activity, where the creativity of the young minds was encouraged and appreciated as that leads to many breakthrough inventio...

15th of August is a day when national fervor and patriotic pride are on a glorious high. We must tell our future generations about our hard-earned independence. This year our 74th Independence Day was...

Raksha Bandhan is an occasion to rejoice and celebrate the love, affection, and bonding that brothers and sisters share. Festivity and fervor marked the participation of children on the joyous occasio...

Mother is a comforting word that embraces the world in its connotation. Motherhood radiates an infallible myriad of selfless emotions. Mother is one person who invests her belief and trust in her chil...

26th January holds a great significance as the constitution of India came into force on this day in 1950. India’s 71st Republic Day was celebrated with great reverence in Kaintal School. The student...