Orientation Session for classes IX and X

Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar, organized a comprehensive Orientation Session for the parents and students of classes IX and X on April 12, 2025. The Headmistress presented an overview of the curriculum, highlighting key subjects, assessment patterns and evaluation criteria. Parents were also informed about the school's policies on attendance, discipline and communication. Additionally, the school discussed its support systems, including counseling services, academic guidance, school ERP and mentorship programs. The session also covered the Integrated Program of the school in harnessing the true potential of the students. The orientation session provided a valuable opportunity for stakeholders to clarify doubts, understand the school's vision and work together to ensure students' success.

Parent's Orientation Programme (III - V)

"Great beginnings happen when schools and parents walk hand in hand to support a child’s journey." With this belief, an Orientation Programme was organized for parents of Classes III to V on 10 April 2025 at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar. The session aimed to familiarize parents with the school’s vision, academic framework, and value-based learning approach. Counselling & Guidance Coach Ms. Meenakshi Nagori highlighted the significance of emotional bonding and positive reinforcement at home. Sr. HM Ms Rinky Soni shared insights into the school’s innovative pedagogies, daily routines, and assessment practices. The programme strengthened the foundation of a strong parent-school partnership, ensuring a nurturing environment for every child’s all-round growth.

Orientation Session for Parents of class XI and XII

Our firm belief of fostering a collaborative partnership between parents and educators to ensure the holistic development of every Sagarite was given strength through the Orientation Session held for Parents of class XI and XII students on April 5, aimed to familiarize parents with our teaching methodologies, school regulations, policy of assessments, promotion, awards and appreciation. During the session, parents gained insights into the diverse approaches we employ to cater to the individual needs, learning styles of students, integrated programme, other competitive exam preparations and entab application. From interactive classroom activities to project-based learning, we emphasise a student-centered approach aimed at promoting critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills. Additionally, parents were briefed on the school's norms and regulations, including attendance policies, academic expectations, and disciplinary procedures. Clear communication channels were established to address any queries or concerns parents may have, ensuring transparency and mutual understanding. Parents were apprised about assessments, time table, timings and promotion criteria in class XI and XII as per CBSE norms. A lot of emphasis was laid on regularity and parent to spend quality time with their wards. Students also attended the session and asked their queries. All questions were addressed in the open house. The session ended with a positive feel of strong partnership between home and school, a supportive environment where every child can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

Graduation Ceremony of KG II

You are off to great places, today is your day. Your mountain is waiting, so set it on your way.\r\nGraduation Ceremony of KG II Students – A Joyous Milestone was held at Sagar Public School Rohit Nagar, on 10th March, 2025. The celebration marked an important milestone in the young learners’ journey. The event commenced with the auspicious Saraswati Vandana, seeking the blessings of the goddess of wisdom. This was followed by a delightful welcome song and an energetic dance performance by the talented students of Class 1, adding charm and enthusiasm to the occasion. A significant moment of the ceremony was when the KG II teachers lovingly handed over their students to the Class 1 teachers, symbolizing the transition to the next stage of their academic journey. The chief guest, Dr. Priya Sharma, Pediatrician at SMH addressed the gathering and shared valuable insights with parents regarding the do's and don'ts for their children’s holistic development. \r\nThe event concluded with class photographs, capturing beautiful memories of this special day. Finally, the Headmistress, Ms. Ashwini Hardikar, delivered the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all those who contributed to making the event a success. She acknowledged the efforts of the teachers, parents, and students, ensuring a memorable and inspiring ceremony. It was truly a day filled with pride, joy, and inspiration, celebrating the growth and success of our little graduates!

Orientation Session for New Parents

An Orientation Session was conducted for the new parents of classes Nursery to XI in Sagar Public School Rohit Nagar on March 7, 2025. The event aimed to introduce parents to the school's vision, mission, values and essential codes of conduct as well as provide an overview of the academic and extracurricular programs. The program began with a warm welcome of the parents and emphasis on the importance of collaboration between parents and teachers in a child's educational journey. The HMs then presented an overview of the curriculum, teaching methodologies, and assessment practices. Parents also had the opportunity to interact with teachers, ask questions, and gain insights into the school's policies and procedures. Through this orientation program, the school aims to foster a strong partnership with parents, working together to nurture the academic, emotional, and social growth of our students.

Singapore - International School Trip

The most beautiful thing in the world is, of course, the world itself, and travelling is the most direct method to experience this world. 33 students of classes IX and XI of SPS Rohit Nagar visited Singapore on a five-day trip in the first week of March 2025. The international trip familiarised them with the latest technological advancements, cultural diversity, mixed ethnicity and the efforts made for a sustainable development, as undertaken by the Singapore government. The children learnt sharing, caring, team work, discipline and punctuality while travelling as a big group. The visits to Night Safari, Sentosa Island, Universal Studios, Marina Bay Sands, Garden by Bay and the Merlion Sculpture showcased the awe-inspiring horizon of Singapore that mixes modern with ancient, history with science and tradition with trending. The future global citizens carried fond memories, amazing experiences and profound values from Singapore.

Sagar Utsav – The Unity Carnival

On the auspicious occasion of Republic Day, January 26, 2025, Sagar Public School hosted a vibrant and dynamic event, Sagar Utsav – The Unity Carnival, on its premises. The carnival brought together students, parents, and staff in a jubilant celebration of unity, talent, and camaraderie. The event commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, a tradition symbolizing the triumph of knowledge and positivity. This was followed by an extraordinary and entertaining ramp walk by parents, who showcased their enthusiasm and elegance. Adding to the delight, a spirited dance competition for parents revealed their hidden talents, infusing the atmosphere with energy and cheer.\r\nStudents, too, exhibited their creativity and talents through captivating dance performances that left the audience spellbound. One of the highlights of the carnival was the highly anticipated lucky draw, which kept attendees eagerly awaiting the results. The festivities culminated in a prize distribution ceremony, where participants and winners were honored for their remarkable efforts. To enhance the carnival experience, an array of food and game stalls, creatively managed by parents and students, added a splash of vibrancy to the celebration. These stalls offered delectable treats and engaging activities, ensuring there was something for everyone to enjoy. Sagar Utsav proved to be a grand success, fostering a strong sense of unity and community among all attendees. The day concluded with joyous memories and strengthened bonds within the school family, leaving everyone eagerly looking forward to the next celebration.

Aspire Session on Traffic Rules and Safety Awareness by The Traffic Police department, Bhopal

‘Life is a journey, not a destination,’ but the quality of that journey often depends on how safely we travel. Sagar public school hosted an Aspire Session on Traffic Rules and Safety Awareness by The Traffic Police department, Bhopal on January 24, 2025. The chief speaker and the guests for the session were Shri Ajay Bajpai ( ACP Traffic), Renu Murab madam (TI Traffic) and Shri Sanjay Somani (Chief Traffic Warden and Social Worker). The event began with a green welcome by the Vice Principal Ma’am, followed by an informative presentation on traffic rules and safety measures by the officers. The session concluded with a pledge led by the guest and a memento of gratitude was presented to the officers. Students learned the importance of following the traffic rules and the session proved to be insightful and thought-provoking for the students.

Inter School Sub Junior Champs Sports Competition

‘With every stride we have reached new heights’. In challenges faced we have seen our might \r\nThe game may end but the spirit remains fueling our dreams and guiding our aims. A three day spectacular gathering of amazing and agile athletes and players from 24 different schools of Bhopal and the nearby cities competed for the winning trophy in various sports and games in Sub Junior Championship 2025. More than 1400 students from Classes III to VI put in the efforts and enthusiasm to test their stamina, skills and determination. Sports inculcate lives greatest values like embracing challenges working as a team respecting the opponents and to never give up these real trophies were taken home by every single participant at the Sub Junior Champs Trophy 2025. The Chief Guest, Mr Rajkumar Khilrani, an accomplished international swimmer, presently serving as Joint Secretary of Madhya Pradesh Swimming Association graced the occasion and motivated the participants.

Annual Art and Craft Exhibition ‘Brush and Beyond’

A special highlight of the day was the school's annual Art and Craft Exhibition ‘Brush and Beyond’ which was a vibrant showcase of students’ talent, featuring a diverse range of artworks and crafts created by students of various classes and age groups. The exhibition included innovative sculptures, vibrant paintings, delicate origami, and imaginative crafts, demonstrating the students' expertise in different mediums and their ability to think creatively. The event was a celebration of the students’ talent, providing a platform for them to express themselves, showcase their skills, and receive appreciation and recognition from their peers, teachers, and parents. The exhibition was a testament to the school's commitment to fostering artistic expression and nurturing student’s creative talent. Additionally, the kite flying activity added a fun and engaging element of the day. Parents enjoyed spending quality time with their children, flying kites and creating wonderful memories together.

CSRI visit to Lucknow

From January 6 to January 8, 2025, students in grades IX and XI went on an excellent educational tour to Lucknow to visit CSRI facilities including as CDRI, IITR, NBRI, and the Birbal Sahani Institute of Paleosciences as part of a Jigyasa Government effort. The tour provided firsthand experience with cutting-edge research in medication development, toxicity, botanical science, and paleo science. Students met with professionals, witnessed live experiments, and investigated fossil collections, herbariums, and advanced scientific gear. Aside from academics, students explored Lucknow's prominent sites, such as Kukrail Forest, Bara Imambara, and bustling markets. The tour combined theoretical knowledge with real-world applications, encouraging students to pursue professions in science and innovation.

Parents’ Orientation Session (Class VIII)

The Parents’ Orientation Session for the Integrated Program for Class VIII was held on January 4, 2025 in the school auditorium. The event aimed to introduce parents to the structure and benefits of the program, designed to ensure holistic academic growth and prepare students for competitive examinations. The session highlighted the importance of aligning the school curriculum with future academic and career aspirations. Parents were made aware about the integrated program’s objectives, which combine CBSE curriculum with preparation for national-level competitive exams like JEE, NEET, CUET, CLAT and other aptitude-based tests. The session also included testimonials from parents of alumni who had benefited from similar initiatives, sharing the success stories of their wards and how the program helped them achieve their goals. A question and answer session allowed parents to address their queries and concerns, with the school faculty providing clarity on program logistics, study materials, and the role of parental support. The session was well-received, with parents expressing confidence in the program's ability to shape their children’s academic and personal growth effectively.

'Lal Bahadur Shastri' - an assembly by VII C

Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri- the man whose simplicity and courage echoes throughout India and the World. On Friday, 3rd January 2024, the students of class VII-C, SPSRN paid a special tribute to Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri, the Second Prime Minister of India, through their heartwarming class assembly. The students brought Shastri's simplicity, honesty, and his contributions to the nation to life in an engaging and meaningful way through a marvellous skit. Displaying vibrant characters and powerful dialogues, the skit highlighted Shastri’s role in shaping modern India, his deep bond with the soldiers and farmers, and his tireless efforts for the country's progress. The assembly reminded the audience of his legacy and the importance of education, unity, and love. The creativity, dedication, and hard work of students was applauded by everyone who witnessed the assembly.

'Christmas celebration' - an assembly by III F

"Christmas shines brightest when hearts are filled with love and kindness.” The students of Class III F presented a spectacular Christmas celebration on December 24, 2024, leaving everyone spellbound with their talent and enthusiasm. The program began with a beautifully enacted skit depicting the true essence of Christmas—the birth of Jesus Christ and the message of love, kindness, and sharing. The young performers delivered their roles with confidence, conveying the deeper significance of this joyous festival. Following the skit, the students showcased their energy and creativity through a vibrant dance performance on popular Christmas song. Their synchronized moves and festive spirit filled the room with excitement and cheer. The event highlighted the importance of celebrating Christmas not just as a festival, but as a reminder to spread happiness, show compassion, and bring smiles to the faces of others. The hard work and dedication of the students were evident in every aspect of the program. This celebration was a perfect blend of entertainment and meaningful lessons, making it a cherished memory for everyone who attended.

'Christmas' - an assembly by I F

Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful. The special assembly on Christmas was organised at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar by the students of Class I F on December 23rd 2024. All the students were dressed beautifully and big smiles on their faces, added grace to the celebration. A play was enacted depicting the story of Jesus and the three wise men delivering the moral to help others, which was followed by the joyous dance performance, where all the children enjoyed the moves and their energy filled the stage. The boundless joy of celebrating the festival was visible on the faces of all the children. It was a cheerful and amusing assembly for everyone.

'Human Solidarity Day' - an assembly by VII B

"Every human being is called to solidarity in a world battling between life and death". On Friday, 20th Dec, 2024, the students of class VII B, SPSRN presented the assembly on 'Human Solidarity Day' which is celebrated each year on 20th December highlighting the importance of unity, compassion, and collective action in addressing global challenges. The assembly effectively highlighted the theme of promoting social justice and equality which truly resonated with the audience, reminding everyone that solidarity transcends borders, cultures, and beliefs. The students presented a thoughtful skit showcasing the power of standing together in times of adversity. The assembly concluded with a collective pledge by students and teachers to uphold the values of empathy, inclusiveness, and cooperation in their daily lives.

'Honesty' - an assembly by I E

“Honesty means always telling the truth and doing the right thing, even when it’s hard.” At SPS RN, on 18th December 2024 children of Class I E presented an assembly on “Honesty”. They showcased how being honest helps build trust, make friendship stronger, and make others respect and believe in you. Through a beautiful skit they conveyed the message that when you tell the truth, you don’t have to worry about remembering a lie or feel guilty. Being honest makes you proud of yourself.\r\nThe assembly concluded with a strong message on being truthful is not just about what you say but also about how you act. Choose honesty, and you’ll make the world a better place!

'Kindness' - an assembly by I D

"No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted." An assembly on the Topic Kindness was presented by the students of Class I D at Sagar Public School, RN on 6th December 2024. The children explained how small acts of kindness can bring the smile to someone's face. Children through small skits showed how we all can be kind to people around us by doing small things for them. Assembly showcased the importance of being kind to family, friends, neighbours, classmates, and nature. A mesmerising dance on the kindness was also presented by the students.

'Mesopotamian Civilization' - an assembly by Eklavya House (III-V)

“People without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture are like trees without roots.” On December 5, 2024 the students of Eklavya House at Sagar Public School Rohit Nagar conducted an informative assembly on the ancient Mesopotamian Civilization for students. The young scholars led the audience on a captivating journey through time, exploring the life and legacy of Hammurabi, who created the world's first written code of laws. The assembly also delved into the epic tale of Gilgamesh, highlighting its cultural and literary significance. The assembly was a great success, providing students with a deeper understanding and appreciation of ancient civilizations. It also served as a reminder of the importance of studying and preserving history for future generations. The students did an excellent job of educating and captivating their peers, demonstrating their strong presentation and leadership skills.

'Empathy' - an assembly by I C

"Empathy is the medicine the world needs." On 29-11-24, class I C presented an assembly on the topic - EMPATHY, a value that lies at the heart of human connection. Through skits, song, and dance, children explored what it means to truly understand and share the feelings of others. The assembly began with an introduction to empathy as the ability to "step into someone else’s shoes." A short skit demonstrated how simple acts of empathy, such as listening and offering support, can brighten someone’s day. One of the key moments of the assembly was the song with lyrics highlighting the essence of empathy. The message was clear: empathy is not just a feeling but an action—one that can transform the way we connect with others and create a more compassionate world.

'Necessity is the mother of invention' - an assembly by VII A

'All inventions are the result of man's need and desire to make the world a better place.' On Friday, 29th November, 2024, the students of class VII A presented the assembly on the topic “Necessity is the mother of invention”. This timeless proverb highlights how challenges and needs drive creativity, innovation, and progress. The students showcased how necessity puts a lot of pressure on a person, forcing him to think of a creative solution to a problem. The assembly enthralled the audience and emphasized that the very problem we face is a stepping stone towards something new and better.

'Ancient Greece' - an assembly by Dhruv House (III-V)

“Ancient Greece: the land of gods, legends, inventions and theatre.” The students of classes III to V of Dhruv House presented an informative and interesting assembly on Thursday, November 28, 2024, on the topic - 'Ancient Greece', at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar. The assembly highlighted the achievements of the Greece civilization in antiquity, such as, their contribution to the development of the idea of Democracy, Philosophy, and Art. The students conveyed the message through their creative and informative presentation. It was a learning experience for the audience. And an effective reminder of the enduring influence of Ancient Greece on the modern world.\r\nThe assembly concluded with everyone applauding the efforts of the participants and their mother teachers. Principal, Ms Shraddha Kanungo, in her address recounted how Greek thinkers and researchers have shaped our scientific ideas and taught us valuable theorems and laws.

'Mesopotamia' - an assembly by Eklavya House

Mesopotamia is recognized as the cradle of some of the world's earliest civilization. On Wednesday 27th November 2024 the student of Eklavya house presented the Assembly on Mesopotamian Civilization. The students have prepared a captivating journey taking the audience through ancient Mesopotamia. They explored the serene Tigris and Euphrates, The epic Gilgamesh, Cuneiform inscription, Ziggurates - the pyramidal stepped temple. Audience enjoy learning about the ancient custom Innovation and law and order that shape this remarkable Civilization making them marble at the country's enduring legacy.

‘Hard work’ - an assembly by I B

"Don't believe in luck, believe in hard work."\r\nOn 22nd November, 2024 an assembly on ‘Hard work’ was conducted by the children of class I B on the theme ‘Hard work’. Children conveyed the importance of doing hard work through a skit . They learned values such as teamwork, responsibility, and respect for others and learnt that success often comes to those willing to work diligently and are ready to take on new challenges.

'Kindness' - an assembly by IV F

'Kindness: A Virtue that Transforms Lives'\r\nOn November 22, 2024, the students of class IV F at SPS, RN presented a heartwarming special assembly on the theme of Kindness. The assembly beautifully conveyed how small acts of kindness can create life-changing impacts.\r\nThe highlight of the event was a skit portraying the journey of a domestic worker’s son who dreams of becoming a doctor. Through the kindness and support of a generous family, he overcomes obstacles, pursues education, and eventually fulfils his ambition. The story emphasized how helping others can transform not only their lives but also inspire a chain of positivity in society.\r\nThe assembly concluded with the powerful message: “A small act of kindness can spark a lifetime of change.” The students encouraged everyone to practice kindness and make a difference in the lives of those around them.

An assembly by VIII E on 'Kindness'

'Kindness is like snow - it beautifies everything it covers.'\r\nOn Friday, Nov 22, 2024, the students of class VIII E presented the assembly on 'World Kindness Day' which is celebrated annually on November 13.\r\nThe assembly assentuated that no matter how small a gesture might seem, kindness has the potential to create positive change for both the giver and the receiver.\r\nThe students presented a skit to emphasize that even a small act of kindness can bring comfort and a sense of connection. The assembly focused on the importance of practicing simple yet impactful acts of kindness. It reiterated the fact that kindness is a gift that everyone can afford to give.

'Ancient Egypt' - an assembly by Abhimanyu House (III-V)

On November 21, 2024, Abhimanyu House organized an insightful assembly at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar on the topic of "Ancient Egypt" centered around the thought-provoking quote, “Our ability to reach unity in diversity will be the beauty and the test of our civilization." The students passionately brought facts of ancient Egypt and unique features of the civilization.The children explained how Egypt Civilization is different from others. The Information captured attention and displayed an understanding of Ancient Egypt.

'Ancient Greece' - an assembly by Dhruv House (VI-X)

Greece is the land of gods,legends, inventions and theatre.\r\nThe Dhruv House students of classes VI to X presented an informative and interesting assembly on how ancient Greece is remembered today for its contribution to the modern civilization. \r\nChildren quoted the efforts of Aristotle, Pythagoras, Archimedes, Epidaurus and Plato. The children mentioned about the ten main gods of Greek pantheon that reside on Mt Olympus.Greek is also known for herbs and medicines like Thyme, Oregano and Bay leaves.\r\nGreece is a peninsular country with the Aegean sea on the East and the Ionion sea in the West.\r\nPrincipal ma'am appreciated the efforts of the students and encouraged them to study Greek Thinkers and Theatre in more detail.

Informative Assembly Presentation on the Indus Valley Civilization

The true test of a civilization is not the census, nor the size of the cities, nor the crops, but the kind of man the country turns out." – Ralph Waldo Emerson. On November 13, 2024, the students of Aaruni House at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar did an exceptional job in delivering an informative assembly presentation on the Indus Valley Civilization. The students went into detail about key features of the civilization’s remarkable artistry in pottery and jewellery. They also discussed the mysterious Indus script and emphasized the civilization's values of cleanliness and organization. Thanks to their engaging and well-researched presentation, all attendees were able to appreciate the rich history of the Indus Valley Civilization.

'Children's Day' - an assembly by I A

The students of Class I A presented an assembly on Children's Day on 13th November 2024 with great enthusiasm. The event commemorated the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India. Students showcased a mesmerizing dance performance and delivered speeches on the importance of childhood education and empowerment.\r\nThe assembly reminded us all of the potential to shape the future and our responsibility to make a positive impact.

Special tribute to Shri Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India

Children are like buds in a garden and should be carefully and lovingly nurtured, as they are the future of the nation and the citizens of tomorrow. Only through the right education can a better order of society be built up.” On Friday, 8th November, 2024 students of class VIII-D paid a special tribute to Shri Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, through a heartwarming assembly. The students exhibited Nehru’s vision, his love for children, and his contributions to the nation in an engaging and meaningful way through a marvellous skit. Through vibrant characters and powerful dialogues, the skit highlighted Nehru’s role in shaping modern India, his deep bond with the youth, and his tireless efforts for the country's progress. The assembly reminisced about his legacy and the importance of education, unity, and love for our nation.

Diwali Celebration @ SPS RN

Diwali signifies the victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance. On this auspicious festival of lights the students of class K.G.l D presented a wonderful assembly on 24 th October, 2024 . The assembly showcased the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya followed by a skit portraying diwali celebration and mesmerising dance. The students came together to explore the significance, customs, and spirit of Diwali. It was a wonderful presentation and the children enjoyed it a lot.

Students of Abhimanyu House presented an assembly on 'Egyptian Civilization'

On Wednesday, 9th October 2024, the students of Abhimanyu House at SPS, RN presented the assembly on 'Egyptian Civilization'. The students presented a captivating journey taking the audience through ancient Egypt. They explored the grandeur of the pyramids, explained the fascinating process of mummification and delved into the Egyptian's belief in the afterlife. The audience enjoyed learning about the ancient customs, innovations and mysteries that shaped this remarkable civilization, making them marvel at the country's enduring legacy.

Class II G presented an assembly on the occasion of 'Dussehra'

Dussehra, also known by the name Vijayadashmi is the culmination of the nine-days of Navaratri celebrations. It is a festival that marks the victory of good over evil. On 7th October 2024, at SPSRN, class 2G presented a special assembly on the occasion of Dussehra. Students enacted the key scenes from the Ramayana, focusing on the battle between Rama and Ravana and the message of truth and righteousness. They explained the importance of Dussehra in a few lines highlighting the victory of Lord Rama over Ravana and the symbolic destruction of evil, and on the significance of Dussehra and how it inspires us to defeat the evils within us, like anger, greed, and ego. The assembly concluded with a message of unity, love, and the importance of standing up for justice and truth, much like Lord Rama.

Students of class III D presented an assembly on 'Dussehra'

This Dussehra, let's strive to be as virtuous and courageous as Lord Rama in our own lives. On October 4, 2024, the students of class III D at SPS, RN presented a special assembly on Dussehra. This festival symbolizes the triumph of good over evil and the students beautifully portrayed this message through their performances. The assembly began with the narration of the pious story of Ramayana, followed by a skit in which the students dressed up as different characters from the epic and brought the story to life. The assembly concluded with the reminder that the true essence of this festival lies in its teachings - if we can conquer the evil within ourselves, we can contribute to making our society a better place.

Assembly on the theme 'Indian Air Force Day' was conducted by the students of VIII C

'To the guardians of our airspace, we extend our heartfelt gratitude on Indian Air Force Day. You are our true heroes.' On Friday, 4th October 2024, the assembly on the theme 'Indian Air Force Day' was conducted at SPSRN by the students of VIII C. The students highlighted the importance of Air Force and how it plays a vital role in our defence and security. The assembly accentuated this year's theme 'Bharatiya Vayusena: Saksham, Sashakt aur Aatmnirbhar' (Indian Air Force: Capable, Strong, and Self-reliant), highlighting the force's commitment to national security, self-reliance, and modernisation. The assembly successfully expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Indian Air Force for its selfless service to the country.

Children of Class II F encapsulated the idea of 'Be The Change'

*"Be the change you wish to see in the world."* On 27th September, at SPSRN children of Class II F encapsulated the idea of *Be The Change* through a small yet wonderful skit. It emphasised that, instead of passively waiting for societal improvements, individuals should take active responsibility to create the change they desire, starting with their own actions and behaviors, thereby inspiring others to follow. This philosophy was beautifully depicted, highlighting how even small, intentional change in one's life can ripple outward, creating a positive impact on the world around. The skit, along with dance and song, was very well presented by the students.

Students of class IV-D presented an assembly to showcase the 'importance of newspapers'

Success is not just about occupying a space in the newspaper; it is about making a positive impact on the world. On September 27, 2024, the students of class IV-D at SPS, RN showcased the importance of newspapers through a remarkable assembly. They emphasized that newspapers are not just a collection of printed papers, but a powerful means of information and connection to the world. The assembly also highlighted the history and process of publishing articles in newspapers, along with interesting facts like who is considered the Father of the newspaper, its standard size, and the bestselling newspaper. The assembly concluded with everyone praising the efforts of the students and showering them with a huge round of applause.

Students of class VIII B presented an assembly on 'Social Justice Day'

Social justice is pivotal for a peaceful society. It simply means equality, equity, fairness, and equal opportunities regardless of race, class, gender, and ethnicity. On Friday, 27th September, the students of class VIII B, at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar presented a wonderful assembly on "Social Justice Day". The assembly focused on the initiative taken by UN General Assembly showcasing the importance of social justice and its need in our society. Students displayed social and economical inequality in the society and how we can overcome it. Through powerful speeches and a thought-provoking skit, the students highlighted the importance of standing up for what is right and working together to create a more just and equitable society.

Children of Class K.G.I B presented an assembly to encapsulate the idea of 'Gandhi'

"The future depends on what you do today" On 26th September 2024 at SPSRN, children of Class K.G.I B encapsulated the idea of Gandhi on stage through a small yet wonderful skit. Mahatma Gandhi, known as the Father of the Nation in India, was an embodiment of truth, non-violence, and compassion. One of the lesser-highlighted principles that resonated with Gandhiji's teaching was the idea of "Think No Evil." Gandhiji believed that our thoughts form the foundation of our actions, and if we allow negative, harmful, or malicious thoughts to take root, they eventually manifest as negative actions or words. By cultivating a mind free from evil, one can create a life filled with goodness, compassion, and truth. The skit, along with dance and song, was very well presented by the students.

Aaruni House organized an assembly on the topic 'Cradles of Civilisation- Indus Valley'

‘Look back along the endless corridors of time and you will see that four things have built civilization: the spirit of religion, the spirit of creative art, the spirit of research and the spirit of business enterprise.’ Based on the endless corridors of time on 25 September, 2024 Aaruni House organized an insightful assembly at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar on the topic Cradles of Civilisation- Indus Valley. The students passionately brought to life the story of the Indus Valley Civilization (IVC), also known as the Harappan Civilization, tracing its urban planning, agriculture, its undeciphered script, found on seals and pottery, provided an insight into early technological innovations and their applications. The students actively participated, capturing attention and displaying an understanding for the legacy of the Indus Valley Civilization through its remarkable achievements.

The students of Class VIII A presented the assembly on 'World Gratitude Day'

"Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity." To recognise and appreciate the goodness around us, the students of Class VIII A, SPSRN presented the assembly on 'World Gratitude Day'. Celebrated annually on September 21st, this day is a global reminder to reflect on the importance of gratitude in our lives. The assembly successfully conveyed the importance of expressing thanks for the blessings we often take for granted. The students also depicted the scientific benefits of practicing gratitude through dance and play.

Students of class IV C presented an assembly on the topic 'International Day of Peace'

Living together in peace is all about accepting differences and being able to listen, recognise, respect and appreciate others in a unified way. On September 20, 2024, the students of class IV C presented an assembly on the topic “International Day of Peace” at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar. The significance of International Peace Day conveyed the message to promote unity, harmony and peace among students, encouraging them to become ambassadors of peace. They sang a song of peace which depicted that “Peace is not just the absence of conflict; it is the state of mind. Let's Strive to create a world where everyone can live in harmony”.

Students of Eklavya House presented an assembly on 'Bihu'

The students of Eklavya House at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar, showcased our cultural heritage and traditions through a magnificent house assembly on September 19th, 2024. The Bihu festival, a celebration of the Assamese culture, was beautifully presented by the children dressed in traditional attire. They shared the history and customs of the festival through a captivating speech, showcasing the importance of preserving traditions. The assembly ended with the entire audience applauding the students' efforts and appreciating the rich cultural diversity of our country.

Class IV B delivered an assembly celebrating the 'International Day of Democracy'

On September 13, 2024, Class IV B delivered a remarkable assembly at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar, celebrating the "International Day of Democracy." The students captivated the audience with a creatively crafted skit that used a symbolic construction site to vividly illustrate the foundational principles of democracy. Through dynamic narration and engaging performances, the students portrayed essential democratic values—Freedom of Speech, Equality, The Right to Vote, Rule of Law, and Civic Participation—as crucial building blocks for a robust and resilient democratic structure. The skit effectively highlighted how each principle underpins the stability of democracy and demonstrated the fragility of the system when any component is compromised. Concluding with a powerful message, the performance underscored the shared responsibility of both leaders and citizens in upholding these core values, reinforcing the necessity of collective engagement to ensure a just and equitable society.

Children of Classes III to V from Dhruv House presented an assembly on 'Pongal'

Embracing the traditions, spreading love, and creating unforgettable memories. On 11th September 2024 children of Classes III to V from Dhruv House at SPSRN ferried us to Tamil Nadu, where the vibrant spirit of Pongal was brought to life through a captivating skit. Their performance highlighted the deep cultural richness and values of the festival. Pongal, a major Tamil Nadu festival, is thanksgiving to the Sun God, Surya for a bountiful harvest. It marks the end of the winter solstice and the sun’s northward journey, also known as Uttarayan. Beyond agricultural success, Pongal symbolises prosperity, unity, gratitude, and harmony between humans and nature. The students of Red House beautifully depicted these timeless values, inspiring all with the euphoria of tradition.

Class III-C students presented their assembly celebrating 'Ganesh Chaturthi'

Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival that pays homage to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles. Lord Ganesh brings order into this universe, and we worship him before embarking on a new endeavour. This year Ganesh Chaturthi was celebrated on 7th September. On this auspicious occasion Class III-C students at SPS, RN presented their assembly with great enthusiasm and devotion. Students performed a drama to show why Lord Ganesha is considered supreme and showcased their talent with a group dance. Furthermore, a quiz was organised by the students to understand the importance of the festival. The assembly was concluded with everyone praising the efforts of the students and showering them with a huge round of applause.

Students of Class II E came together to present an assembly dedicated to all the 'Teachers'

"Teachers plant the seeds of knowledge that last a lifetime " This day serves as a reminder of the pivotal role teachers play in shaping the lives and futures of students. On 4th September 2024, at SPSRN students of Class 2-'E' came together to present a heartwarming assembly dedicated to all the teachers who have inspired and guided them. They chanted shloka, performed skit, sang song expressing their love and gratitude towards teachers. To conclude the students performed a mesmerizing dance drama, as a tribute to the hard work, dedication and love that teachers pour into their profession every day. Their voices, full of admiration left everyone with a warm and joyful feeling.

Children of class KG II F presented an assembly on different forms of 'Lord Ganesha'

वक्रतुण्ड महाकाय सूर्यकोटि समप्रभः निर्विघ्नम कुरुमेदेव सर्वकार्येषु सर्वदा। Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival celebrated across the country with great fervor. This festival marks the birthday of Lord Ganesha, the Lord of knowledge, wisdom, prosperity and good fortune. On 3rd September, 2024 children of class KG II F at SPSRN presented an assembly on different forms of Lord Ganesha by wearing colourful ethnic attire, in which they wonderfully showcased different forms of Ganesha and the history behind how he got his name. Aarti was performed to seek his blessings followed by rejoiceful visarjan dance performance.

The students of Class IV A presented a tribute to 'Mother Teresa'

“Do small things with great love." The students of Class IV A Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar, presented a tribute to Mother Teresa on 30th August 2024. Mother Teresa (1910–1997) was a Catholic nun and missionary who dedicated her life to serving needy people. Her tireless work earned her the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979. The students of class IV A displayed a wonderful skit to celebrate her remarkable service and dedication throughout her lifetime. They concluded the assembly with a melodious singing performance.

Students of classes III to V of Abhimanyu House presented an assembly on 'Onam'

Life becomes a festival when gaiety and culture come together. The talented students of classes III to V of Abhimanyu House at SPSRN took us back to our rich Indian mythology where prosperity, joy and love combined. This famous story of Onam was displayed through a wonderful skit by the Blue House students. Onam is an ancient and most well-known Hindu festival of Kerala, which celebrates the rice harvest. In Kerala, Onam is a long festival that lasts all year and is honoured as a holiday to honour King Mahabali. Onam commemorates the annual homecoming of the King Mahabali. He was defeated by Vishnu as in Vaaman's avatar and banished to Pataal Lok. Onam is also an occasion to remind us of the significance of certain values like sharing, protecting nature, humility and surrendering ourselves to the almighty.

Class III B presented an assembly on 'Janmashtami celebration'

"Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much." These words of wisdom echoed through the halls as Class III B joined forces to present a mesmerizing Janmashtami celebration on August 23, 2024 at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar. This joyous festival, marking the birth of Lord Krishna, the eighth avatar of Lord Vishnu, was brought to life by the students' collective creativity and enthusiasm. Through remarkable teamwork, the students wove a captivating narrative with a skit depicting Lord Krishna's triumph over the evil Kansa, followed by a vibrant dance performance that left the audience spellbound. As they took to the stage, they conveyed a powerful message: "The power of God is with you at all times." Through their united efforts, Class III B demonstrated that when individual talents merge, they can create something truly extraordinary. Just as Lord Krishna's divine power prevails over darkness, their collaborative spirit shone bright, making the assembly an unforgettable experience.

An assembly on 'Water conservation' was presented by the students of Class IX E

The assembly on water conservation was presented by the students of Sagar Public School of Class IX E introducing the importance of water and the necessity to conserve it on 23 August 2024. The script highlighted the critical role of water in sustaining life and the growing issue of water scarcity. The significant initiatives taken by the Indian government, such as the Jal Shakti Abhiyan, Atal Bhujal Yojana, Namami Gange Programme, and the National Water Mission, all aimed at promoting sustainable water management. The assembly also highlighted on global examples of successful water conservation practice. The students were addressed about water conservation being a collective responsibility, offering practical ways that individuals can contribute, such as reducing water wastage, implementing rainwater harvesting, and raising awareness. The assembly concludes with a pledge to conserve water and ensure a better future.

Students of Class KG II E presented an assembly on 'Janmashtami'

हाथी घोड़ा पालकी जय कन्हैया लाल की। On 22nd August 2024, students of Class KG II E presented an assembly on Janmashtami. They presented a vibrant and spiritually enriching assembly followed by a small skit depicting the birth of Lord Krishna. A mesmerizing dance performance and melodious Aarti brought alive the essence of Lord Krishna's presence. Assembly concluded with a sense of harmony, love and spiritual enlightenment, leaving everyone with the blessings of Lord Krishna.

An assembly on the theme 'Chhath pooja' was conducted by the students of Aaruni House

“A nation’s culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people.” Mahatma Gandhi On Thursday, 22nd August 2024, the assembly on the theme 'Chhath pooja or Shashthi Puja' was conducted at SPSRN by the students of Aaruni House. The significance of Chatth puja which is a Hindu festival celebrated on the sixth day of the Shukla Paksha of Kartik month was deciphered through various acts. Students learnt about this unique folk festival, which is celebrated according to the Surya Pujan and Usha Pujan described in the Rigveda and the Aryan tradition. They were encouraged to follow the traditional practices and guidelines of Chatth Puja with respect and devotion.

The students of Eklavya House performed a house assembly on the topic 'OLA'

“All things can be done by every company in the world. Apple builds a phone, and so does Samsung. It's not about being different but better at what you do.” On 21 August 2024, the students of Eklavya House at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar performed a magnificent house assembly on the topic “OLA”. The students presented a wonderful skit followed by a quiz. They conveyed the beautiful message that one can achieve long-term success and greatness. The OLA Cabs story conveys that the success of any business is not just about financial gains but also about embodying values such as perseverance, innovation, and social responsibility. These principles are integral to building a sustainable and respected enterprise.

Dhruv House organized an assembly on the topic of 'PhonePe'

On August 17, 2024, Dhruv House organized an insightful assembly at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar on the topic of "PhonePe," centered around the thought-provoking quote, "Technology is best when it brings people together." The students passionately brought to life the story of PhonePe, tracing its development and illustrating its profound impact on modern-day transactions. The children explained how this platform has eased financial transactions and made them more convenient. The children actively participated in various lively performances capturing attention and displaying an understanding behind technology when used wisely as a powerful instrument to unite people.

Students of class IX D, presented an assembly on 'India of my Dreams'

India has come a long way, from Rigveda and Samaveda to the longest written constitution of the world. From worshiping the moon and Mars to travelling to the moon and Mars through Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan. But, this magnificent nation has a long way ahead to go. The students of class IX D, presented a morning assembly on the topic “India of my Dreams”. The students addressed the gathering by the concept of green GDP, Ecological, Technological and Political sustainability and India is on its way to become the world's first major carbon positive country.They dreamt of a country about a sustainable society, Indian nation as job provider rather than job seeker. All this must be added with another important point that is mental health. The enthralling assembly concluded by an instrumental presentation on song “Saare jahan se accha”.

Students of Class III A presented an assembly on the significance of 'Raksha Bandhan'

"Rakhi, the small piece of silk thread, holds more power than anything else." On August 16, 2024, the students of Class III A presented a vibrant assembly on the significance of Raksha Bandhan. They beautifully conveyed how this festival, symbolized by the delicate Rakhi, strengthens the bond of love, trust, and protection between siblings. Through engaging speeches and a quiz, the students highlighted the sweet yet complex relationship between brothers and sisters, connecting it to mythological tales and historical events. Moreover, they emphasized how Raksha Bandhan goes beyond sibling ties, promoting universal brotherhood, peace, and harmony among different communities. The assembly served as a celebration of the festival and a powerful reminder of the enduring values of love and unity.

Students of class II D conducted a class assembly commemorating 'Rakshabandhan'

“Rakshabandhan is a beautiful bond of love, trust and responsibility forever" To commemorate the virtuous bond of love between a brother and a sister an assembly was conducted by the children of class II D at Sagar Public School Rohit Nagar on 14th August 2024. Children narrated stories, sung song, danced to portray the importance of the celebration.

Students of Eklavya house presented an assembly on the importance of 'Respect Others and Self'

"There is no respect for others without humility in one's self." — Henri Frederic Amiel The talented students of classes III - V of Eklavya house at SPS, RN led an inspiring assembly on the importance of 'Respect Others and Self' on August 14, 2024. Through skits and heartfelt messages, they reminded all that respect is a two-way street - it's not just about treating others with kindness and dignity, but also about valuing and honoring our own worth. Their powerful performances and thoughtful words encouraged everyone to: Embrace our uniqueness and celebrate our differences, treat others the way we want to be treated, be kind, empathetic, and understanding towards others and believe in ourselves and our abilities.

An assembly was conducted by Class KGII D on 'Rakshabandhan'

"Rakshabandhan is a beautiful bond of love, trust and responsibility forever" To celebrate love, unity and to strengthen the bond between brothers and sisters, an assembly was conducted by the young Sagarites of Class KGII D on August 13th, at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar. The highlight of the assembly was a heartwarming skit performed by the children, eloquently explaining the significance of Rakshabandhan. They portrayed the timeless bond between siblings and illustrated how Raksha Bandhan symbolizes love, protection and the cherished relationship between brothers and sisters. The dance performance radiated and filled the atmosphere with joy and camaraderie.

The students of Class V F presented an assembly on the topic of 'International Literacy Day'

Kofi Annan once said, "Literacy is a bridge from misery to hope." The students of Class V F presented an assembly on the topic of "International Literacy Day." International Literacy Day is celebrated annually on September 8th around the world to raise awareness about the importance of literacy for individuals, communities, and societies. It is recognized as a matter of dignity and human rights. The message was effectively conveyed through a well-performed drama.

Student of class IX C conducted a class assembly commemorating 'Quit India Day'

“At the center of non-violence stands the principle of love.” On August 9, 2024, Student of class IX C conducted a class assembly commemorating Quit India Day. The event featured a detailed presentation on the historical significance of the 1942 Quit India Movement, highlighting key figures like Mahatma Gandhi, J.L.Nehru and their pivotal roles in India’s struggle for independence. Students performed a dramatic enactment. The event demonstrated the students’ commitment to preserving and understanding their national heritage, making it a noteworthy and memorable occasion for all involved.

The students of Abhimanyu House presented an assembly on 'ZOMATO'

Observing the theme, ‘Unicorns of India' the students of Abhimanyu House presented the assembly on Thursday, 8th August 2024 on ZOMATO- an Indian multinational food delivery company. The students presented the journey of Zomato as well as proclaimed the challenges faced by its founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal through various inspiring acts. The assembly successfully sparked the curiosity of the audience, teaching them the importance of innovation, collaboration and advertising in a company's growth.

Students of Class II C presented an assembly on the importance of 'Gratitude'

“It is not joy that makes us grateful; it is gratitude that makes us joyful”. To make children understand the importance of Gratitude, an inspiring assembly was presented by the students of Class II C at Sagar Public School, RN. Children showcased the positive aspects of their lives, fostering a sense of contentment and well-being. They also promoted a more positive and optimistic outlook on life through a short skit and a dance illustrating the importance of showing thankfulness in life.

Students of classes III-V of Dhruv House presented an assembly on the topic 'Honesty and Loyalty'

“Honesty and Loyalty are more than just a word, It’s a way of life”. To emphasize the significance of Honesty and Loyalty in our lives, students of class III to V performed a magnificent assembly. They presented a wonderful skit followed by quiz. They conveyed the beautiful message that one can achieve long term success and greatness only by walking on the lane of honesty and loyalty. At the end of the day honesty and loyalty gives you satisfaction and peace of mind.

Students of class KGII C presented an assembly on 'Independence Day'

"स्वतंत्रता दिवस हमारे देश की स्वतंत्रता का प्रतीक है। यह हमें याद दिलाता है कि हम उन सभी बलिदानों को कभी नहीं भूलें जो हमारे स्वतंत्रता सेनानियों ने देश के लिए दिए। हमें अपने देश की तरक्की के लिए निरंतर प्रयास करना चाहिए और अपने कर्तव्यों को समझना चाहिए। स्वतंत्रता दिवस के इस विशेष अवसर पर सागर पब्लिक स्कूल रोहित नगर के कक्षा के.जी २ (स)के बच्चों द्वारा सभागार में कार्यक्रम प्रस्तुत किया गया सभी बच्चों ने महत्वपूर्ण योगदान दिया इस कार्यक्रम के माध्यम से हमने हमारे शहीदों को याद किया और उनके बलिदानों को भी याद किया गया कार्यक्रम को सफल बनाने में शिक्षक ,बच्चों और अभिभावक का विशेष योगदान रहा | जय हिन्द जय भारत

Students of Aaruni house presented an assembly on the theme 'UNICORNS OF INDIA- LENSKART'

Walter Elliot said that Perseverance is not a long race; it is many short races one after the other.” Students of Aaruni house presented an enriching assembly on the theme UNICORNS OF INDIA- LENSKART through a talk show. Students learnt about how the company was founded by Peyush Bansal and the perseverance and entrepreneurship skills required to start a successful business.

Students of class IX B presented an assembly on 'Kargil Vijay Diwas'

The students of class IX B presented an assembly on the topic Kargil Vijay Diwas to commemorate the bravery and sacrifice of our Indian soldiers who fought in the Kargil War. The assembly began with a solemn prayer, followed by a brief introduction to the significance of Kargil Vijay Diwas. A group of students presented a skit depicting the challenges faced by the Indian soldiers during the war and reminded everyone to pay tribute to the martyrs who laid down their lives for the nation. It was a beautiful assembly that was imbued with patriotism and love for the motherland. It reminded us of the importance of patriotism, unity, and the sacrifices made by our soldiers. We are proud to be Indians and will strive to make our nation proud. Jai Hind!

Students of Class V E conducted an assembly on 'Friendship Day'

"Friendship improves happiness and abates misery by doubling our joy and dividing our grief." - Marcus Tullius Cicero To reinforce this profound message, the students at SPSRN conducted a remarkable class assembly on August 2nd, 2024, presented by Class V E on Friendship Day. The theme for International Friendship Day 2024, "Embracing Diversity, Fostering Unity," emphasizes the connection and understanding between people from different backgrounds and promotes a spirit of unity and cooperation. The assembly began with a thoughtful introduction on the origins of Friendship Day, followed by a skit highlighting the importance of friendship in our lives. An informative speech and a role-play further reinforced the message, demonstrating how friendship can positively impact our human relationships and social interactions. The assembly continued with a presentation of various examples of friendship in Indian history and concluded with a celebration of the spirit of friendship.

Students of Abhimanyu House conducted an assembly on 'Gratitude'

“Gratitude is a powerful catalyst for happiness. It’s the spark that lights a fire of joy in your soul.” – Amy Collette To reinforce this sound message, the students at SPSRN conducted a remarkable house assembly, presented by Abhimanyu House on gratitude for everything and everyone, showcasing their understanding of this quintessential value. The assembly began with a thoughtful prayer, followed by a skit highlighting the importance of thanking others. An informative speech and a role-play further reinforced the message, demonstrating how gratitude can positively impact our relationships and community. The assembly concluded with a pledge, where the students promised to show gratitude towards their peers, teachers, and all individuals they interact with, listen to diverse perspectives, and appreciate individual differences.

Students of class KGII B at SPSRN presented an assembly on 'Good Health'..

“Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being”. To emphasiize the importance of good health in our lives, students of class KGII B at SPSRN presented a wonderful assembly. They performed a lovely skit and a dance and showed how regular exercise and healthy eating habits leads to fitness. They shared tips to prioritize health and practices that can help stay healthy and thrive in life. The assembly concluded with a sound message, good health is essential for overall wellbeing and development.

Class II-A conducted an assembly on 'Forgiveness'

"Forgiveness is a powerful virtue that enriches our lives and strengthens our bonds with others." Class II-A conducted a heartfelt assembly on the theme of Forgiveness through the story "The Rotten Potatoes" Students sung song and inspired everyone to embrace forgiveness in their hearts. They conveyed the message that each of us face moments when we feel hurt but holding onto anger and grudges only weighs us down. Forgiveness is not just about letting go of the past, it's about freeing ourselves from negative feelings and embracing peace and happiness.

Students of class V 'C' presented a class assembly on Guru Purnima

"गुरू ब्रह्मा गुरू विष्णु, गुरु देवो महेश्वरा गुरु साक्षात परब्रह्म, तस्मै श्री गुरुवे नमः" Keeping this thought in mind, the students of class V 'C' at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar presented a class assembly on the topic Guru Purnima, a day dedicated to our teachers and mentors who guide us through the journey of life. The children embraced the true essence of Guru Purnima, as they realised it's not just about celebrating a day, but about living the teachings of their guru every day. They promised to uphold the values imparted by their teachers and to always show respect and gratitude towards them. This assembly aimed to to teach our children about the importance of our gurus in our lives and always cherish their guidance. Happy Guru Purnima to everyone!

Students of Class II B presented a remarkable class assembly on 'Respect for others'

“Respect for ourselves guides our morals, respect for others guides our manners “. To reinforce this sound message Class II B at SPSRN conducted a remarkable class assembly on the topic respect for others, showcasing their understanding of this essential value. The assembly began with a thoughtful prayer, followed by a skit that highlighted the importance of respecting others' feelings and opinions. An informative speech and a role-play further reinforced the message, demonstrating how respect can positively impact our relationships and community as a whole. The assembly concluded with a pledge, where the students promised to practice respect towards their peers, teachers, and all individuals they interact with, listen to diverse perspectives, and appreciate individual differences.

Students of KG II 'A' presented an assembly on 'Ethics and Values'

"Being ethical can help you to become a better human being" The students of KG II 'A' at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar presented an assembly on the topic * Ethics and Values* on July 11th, 2024. They performed a small skit followed by the song and learnt to be disciplined and to be helpful. They gave the message that Personal enrichment and growth depends on the ability to redefine the ethical values as we grow older.

Students of Eklavya house presented assembly on "Respect for self and others"

"Respect means that you accept somebody for who they are, even when they’re different from you or you don’t agree with them." Respect is a major aspect of human socialization. It is certainly a precious value that must be preserved. Respectful behaviour is vital for human survival. On 4th July, 2024 students of Eklavya house presented assembly on the topic "Respect for self and others". They showed that respect is an important component of personal self-identity and interpersonal relationships. It tends to be a self-reinforcing behaviour . Students also emphasized on respecting one-self as self-respect means accepting yourself as you are. It’s not about being perfect – it’s about knowing that you’re deserving of respect simply for being you. Self-respect also means being part of respectful relationships and not putting up with disrespect. Ending a relationship that isn’t respectful is a way of respecting yourself.

SPS RN celebrated its 11th Foundation Day and Investiture Ceremony.

On July 1, SPS RN held its 11th Foundation Day and Investiture Ceremony. The newly elected Student Council was sworn in for the session 2024-25. To repose trust and responsibility, the council members were presented with badges and sashes in a grand ceremony graced by Major General Ajay Kumar Mahajan as Chief Guest. Ms Shilpa Kaurav, from the Police Department was the Special Guest. The Student Council led by Bhavishya Singh Bisht, the Head Boy and Ritika Chaturvedi, the Head Girl showcased a spectacular march past with perfect precision and elegance. The school management felicitated the students of classes XI and XII , session 2023-24 for their academic excellence with scholarship cheques and appreciation letters. Scholarships worth more than 8 Lacs were given to the deserving students. The school's choir performed a soulful rendition while the dance troupe presented a classical fusion dance that mesmerised the audience. The Chief Guest delivered an inspiring speech, emphasizing the importance of leadership, teamwork, and responsibility. He applauded the efforts of teachers and mentors and wished them success in future. He gave 5 mantras to success to students: *Set a morning routine *Learn a skill *Self motivate *Learn from failures *Practice self care We congratulate the newly appointed council members and wish them all the best in their endeavors.

Class V-B students presented assembly on “International Olympic Day”

“Every mountain top is within reach if you just keep climbing” International Olympics Day is celebrated on June 23 every year worldwide. The Olympics play an important part not only in the sports life but also in the cultural life of the global community. The Olympics involve nations from all over the world and attract not only sportspersons but also spectators, who are interested in sports. To encourage sportsmanship, Class V-B students at SPS, RN presented their class assembly on “International Olympic Day”. Students emphasized Olympic values of excellence and sportsmanship. A quiz engaged participants in Olympic history and significance. Students showcased Olympic sports in a spirited demonstration, fostering unity and athletic spirit among peers.

Students of class 10th D presented an assembly on 'Olympic Day'.

International Olympic day is a celebration of the Olympic values and the ideals of the Olympic movements. World Olympic day is observed every year on 23rd June and it’s a celebration of sports, health and togetherness . The students of class 10th D transported us into the stadiums of Olympic Games by presenting an assembly on the theme of Olympic day. Students spoke on various aspects of Olympic Games like the history of the games, timeline of Olympic games and experience of prominent sports personalities in different sports fields. Olympic torch light was lighted to commemorate this event. A separate segment was devoted to showcase the various countries that excelled in these games over the years. Students represented the Olympic rings by donning these colours for the assembly presentation. There was a short quiz on Olympic theme which ignited the spark among children. Overall it was like a short movie covering all aspects of Olympic Games.

Students of Dhuv House presented an assembly on the theme -Honesty and Loyalty.

“The foundation stones for success are honesty, character, integrity, faith, love, and loyalty.” - Zig Zigler The students of Dhuv House from Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar presented an anthropological assembly on June 27,2024, on the theme -Honesty and Loyalty. The students performed a skit and poetry. The skit and poetry highlighted the importance of honesty in the midst of challenges and appreciating the blessings and positive aspects of life. In conclusion, the message of loyalty and integrity resonates with each student, reminding them that true success is not measured solely by grades, but by the strength of their character. Respect is earned, honesty is appreciated. Trust is gained, loyalty is returned.

ASPIRE session by Mr. Mahendra Joshi, titled "Unfolding Your Inner Strength."

An refining session, as a part of the series of ASPIRE (A Specialised Program Integrating Resources and Expertise ) sessions, invited Mr. Mahendra Joshi, motivational speaker, author, corporate trainer, entrepreneur and counselor at SPS RN on June 27, 2024 to conduct a session titled "Unfolding Your Inner Strength." He emphasized discovering and harnessing personal resilience through mindfulness and self-awareness. Participants engaged in interactive exercises to build mental and emotional strength. Mr. Joshi's insights on positive thinking and practical strategies left attendees inspired. The session concluded with a dynamic Q&A, equipping everyone with valuable tools to face life's challenges confidently.

Career Guidance session for Class XI and XII students by Mr. Nishant Shrivastava,

On 21 June 2024, SPS RN organized a Career Guidance session for Class 11 and 12 students. The event featured Mr. Nishant Shrivastava, the Head of the Business School at SISTec, as the chief guest. Mr. Shrivastava shared his insights and expertise, providing valuable guidance that greatly benefited the students as they prepare to make crucial decisions about their future careers.

Assembly was conducted by the students of class XC on “World Productivity Day”

World Productivity Day reminds us that productivity is not just about working harder, but about working smarter. It's a call to reflect on our routines, embrace innovative techniques, and continually strive for efficiency and meaningful results in both our personal and professional development. An informative assembly was conducted by the students of class XC on “World Productivity Day” celebrated annually on June 20. The assembly highlighted on the idea that by adopting effective practices and continually striving for improvement, we can enhance our efficiency and make more meaningful contributions to our goals and society. Whether through learning new techniques, leveraging technology, or fostering a supportive environment, there's always a way to boost productivity and make the most out of each day.

International Yoga Day celebrated at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar

Yoga is an invaluable gift of India's ancient tradition Sagar Public School organised the International Yoga Day on 21st June 2024 to celebrate the physical and spiritual prowess. Students from grade VI to X demonstrated various yoga asanas. The happy and content faces of children clearly showed that they were full of zeal and enthusiasm and enjoyed the session thoroughly. 10th International Day of yoga with the theme "Yoga for Self and Society" truly embarks on holistic approach to health and well being which brings peace to our hectic life

SPS RN celebrated of English Day- A Festivity of Fun and Laughter

On April 26th, 2024, SPS RN reverberated with the joyous celebration of English Day- A Festivity of Fun and Laughter. It commenced with a poetic parody, where verses danced with humor and charm, enthralling all who listened. Following this, the stage ignited with the vibrant energy of dance drama, captivating the audience with tales told through graceful movements. Laughter filled the air as stand-up comedians tickled funny bones with their wit and satire, while the skit delved into the intricacies of communication, eliciting both laughter and introspection. Amidst it all, the JLF Experience transported attendees to the realms of literary marvels, igniting passions for storytelling and expression. As the event unfolded, SPS RN embraced the richness of English language and literature, weaving a tapestry of words, laughter, and creativity that left an enduring imprint on all who experienced its magic.

Students of Abhimanyu House presented an assembly on -Gratitude and Thankfulness

"Gratitude can transform common days into thanksgivings, turn routine jobs into joy, and change ordinary opportunities into blessings. " -William Arthur Ward. The students of Abhimanyu House presented an invigorating assembly based on the theme -Gratitude and Thankfulness. The skit and poetry highlighted on the importance of recognizing the abundance around us even in the midst of challenges and appreciating the blessings and positive aspects of life. In conclusion, the House Assembly on gratitude and thankfulness served as a reminder of the transformative power of appreciating the blessings in our lives.

Assembly was presented by class X B on 'World Heritage Day'

World Heritage is the shared wealth of humankind, safeguarded for future generations." World Heritage Day is celebrated on 18th April every year and to make the day significant an assembly was presented by class X B. Students depicted famous landmarks from around the world, such as the Great Wall of China, the Taj Mahal, and the Statue of Liberty. A group of characters were representing different cultures and historical periods. Students made us aware that our heritage is not confined to a single corner of the globe. It transcends borders and connects us all as members of the human family. Students unitedly holding hands in solidarity made a commitment to safeguard the cultural and natural wonders of our world.

Students of Aaruni house presented an assembly on ‘EMPATHY and COMPASSION’

Barack Obama said, “Learning to stand in somebody else’s shoes, to see through their eyes, that’s how peace begins. And it’s up to you to make that happen.” Students of Aaruni house presented an enriching assembly on the theme ‘EMPATHY and COMPASSION’ through an act. Students learnt the value of being compassionate and show empathy towards others.

ASPIRE session Students of Classes VII to IX

Sagar Public School Gears Up for Innovation! Under the aegis of ASPIRE Students of Classes VII to IX got a glimpse into the exciting world of Robotics, Electronics & IoT at a recent workshop conducted (on 16th April 2024) by the innovator team from IISER Bhopal! ● Interactive Learning: They showcased their unique eye-controlled wheelchair project and had students test out fun electronics projects. They also provided some goodies to those students who answered correctly. ● Competition Ready: Students gained valuable insights into various robotics competitions and government schemes to fuel their passion for innovation. ● Circuit Crafter: The workshop concluded with an introduction to "Circuit Crafter," their startup offering Robotics, Electronics & IoT training for school students. The team of IISER included:- 1. Abhishek Prasad 2. Satchit Gurjar 3. Katyayni Pandey 4. Divyansh Garg 5. Harsh Shukla Sagar Public School is committed to fostering a culture of creativity and problem-solving in our young minds!

Students of Class X-A, presented an informative and interesting assembly on 'Nature vs Nurture'

The students of Class X-A, Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar presented an informative and interesting assembly on the topic 'Nature vs Nurture' on 12 April 2024, Friday. The students presented their views through a nukkad natak. They emphasized that howsoever our inherited traits be – dominant or diseased, the environment gives us ample number of chances to bloom and flourish. Over the years this debate has been raging. But its only recently that we have come to understand that the environment plays a more crucial role in the growth and development of an individual than his or her genetic make-up. The environment plays a key role to decide what makes and what breaks us. What inspires us and what upsets us. The children used two potted plants having the same genome to elaborate the theme. The audience sat spell bound and counted on various take aways. While addressing the students, Principal, Ms. Shraddha Kanungo, appreciated the students' efforts and motivated them to participate in extra curricular activities to groom their personalities in a holistic manner.

Orientation programme, for parents of class Nur-II

Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar organized an orientation programme on 1st and 2nd April, for parents of (Nur-II) to familiarize them, “as partners in progress” with the curriculum, rules and regulations of the school, teaching methodologies and the co-scholastic activities. The Orientation began on a thought that was as follows: “A parent is a teacher at home and a teacher is a parent in school and the child is the centre of our universe.” Welcoming parents to the new academic session, Ms. Ashwini Hardikar Headmistress Nur-II spoke at length about the benefits of effective communication between parents and teachers; she laid emphasis on a strong connection with the school patrons. She even sought support and suggestions from the parents to provide best education and growth opportunities to the children of the school, and shared few tips on good parenting. Moving further, she also spoke in detail about different ways of nurturing a child with love and care to build a strong foundation for a glorious future. It was a fruitful interactive session.

Students of Nursery A performed an assembly on “Shapes”

Mathematics plays an integral part in the development of vital life skills at an early age. During their fledgling years, they are quick to apply their learnings to their surroundings. For example, children begin to identify shapes without knowing that our whole world is built around them. Distinction between different shapes helps them observe, identify and discuss the everyday things that they are surrounded by. On Feb 08, 2024 the tiny tots of Nursery A at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar performed a class assembly on “Shapes”. Children participated with extreme enthusiasm and put their talent on a very colourful display. The children were dressed in radiant colours and carried different shapes with them. This activity provided a platform for the young ones to showcase their innate creativity and express their passion for learning in a fun-filled and easy way.

Students of Nursery 'B' presented an assembly on "COLOUR"

The purest and the most thoughtful minds are those which love colours the most. Sometimes all we need is a little splash of colours because it has the power to directly influence the soul. The students of Nursery 'B' at Sgar Public School, Rohit Nagar presented a mesmerizing assembly on the theme "COLOUR" on Feb. 06' 2024. Importance of different colours was brought up in the form of recitation by the tiny-tots. A mind blowing dance performance filled the air with colourful vibes. It was a well-presented assembly.

An assembly was conducted by the students of KG 1 ’A’ on “Sharing is Caring”

“Sharing is caring, and caring is what makes us human. It is a sign of love and compassion.” An exhilarating assembly was conducted by the students of KG 1 ’A’ on 05.02.2024 at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar on the topic “Sharing is caring”. Through story narration involving cartoon characters, song and celebration the message was conveyed. Overall it was fun filled assembly with an important lesson for life.

Assembly presentation on National Women's Day by students of class VI F

The assembly presentation on National Women's Day by students of class VI F, Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar was both insightful and inspiring. The students eloquently discussed the importance of gender equality, highlighted the achievements of notable women, and emphasized the need for empowering women in various fields. Interactive elements, such as skits and speeches, effectively engaged the audience and conveyed a powerful message of inclusivity. Overall, it was a commendable effort by our students to promote awareness and celebrate Women's Day.

Students of class I F, presented an assembly on ‘National Integration - The Bond of togetherness’

“National Integration is the spirit that unites us ‘ The students of class I F at SPSRN, presented the class assembly on the topic - ‘National Integration - The Bond of togetherness’ on 19th January, 2024. Children danced, performed a skit, sung song and conveyed a strong and deep message that although we belong to different castes, religions and speak different languages, we recognize the fact that we are all one. It was a mesmerising performance.

Students of class VI E conducted an assembly on National Tourism Day

The traveller sees what he sees, the tourist sees what he has come to see" - Gilbert K. Chesterton. Students of class VI E conducted a colourful assembly at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar, Bhopal on National Tourism Day showcasing the importance of the cultural diversity and heritage of our country. They emphasized on how Indian Tourism is flourishing and presented various tourist places along with the traditional dresses of different Indian states. Children revealed their intrinsic interest and enthusiasm for country's tourism and it's beauty through their participation and performance which was appreciated and enjoyed by everyone.

An assembly was conducted by the students of Class KG I E on "Makar Sankranti"

As the sun starts its journey towards the north, it's the time to fly kites, to harvest new crops. It makes all the happy moments of the year and marks the festival of "Makar Sankranti". An assembly was conducted at Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar by the students of Class KG I E to enjoy those happy moments and to celebrate the sweetness of til, through an act on "How Makar Sankranti is celebrated in different parts of India and is known by different names like Pongal, Bihu, Lohri, etc." All the students were dressed up in traditional attire to depict the festival. The act was followed by a graceful dance by our tiny tots. The assembly was an exclusive combination of learning and fun.

Students of class VI D presented an assembly on National Youth Day.

“Arise. Awake. And stop not till the goal is reached.” These are the words of wisdom offered by Swami Vivekananda to the youth of India. Students of class VI D presented the assembly on January 12, 2024 on the occasion of National Youth Day. The assembly highlighted the virtues given by Swami Vivekananda and motivated the students to work hard to achieve their goals. Students got to learn about the lesser known youth icons of India who made our country proud.

Class assembly was conducted by the students of class I E

Mahatma Gandhi had said, ‘The Earth has enough for everyone’s need but not for everyone’s greed.’ In order to sensitize children by developing in them a sense of responsibility to conserve our precious natural resources, a class assembly was conducted in the School by the students of class I E. They put up a skit and gave a brief but very meaningful and informative talk on reasons and ways to conserve our resources. The role play aimed at bringing about awareness towards the conservation of natural resources. It was a great learning for everyone.

Students of class VI C presented an assembly on World Hindi Day"

हिंदी हमारी मातृभाषा है और साथ ही दुनिया की तीसरी सबसे ज्यादा बोली जाने वाली भाषा भी है । चूंकि हर साल 10 जनवरी “विश्व हिंदी दिवस“ के रूप में मनाया जाता है, इसलिए सागर पब्लिक स्कूल, रोहित नगर के कक्षा 6 'स' के छात्रों ने उसी पर एक मनोरंजक कक्षा सभा प्रस्तुत की। हिंदी के विशाल साहित्य और उसके सृजन के बारे में छात्रों द्वारा जानकारी दी गई । छात्रों ने विभिन्न कवि और कवियित्रियों की कविताओं के माध्यम से रोचक पूर्ण प्रस्तुति दी । भारत में एवं संपूर्ण विश्व में हिंदी के बढ़ते योगदान और उसकी लोकप्रियता के बारे में भी छात्रों द्वारा रोचक जानकारियां प्रदान की गई