Children’s Day Activity
Children's day is celebrated all across the world to honour children who make this world a better place to live in. Children are not only the epitome of innocence and purity but also the future of the nation and the citizens of tomorrow. It’s them who strengthen the social foundation of the country. Florescent Public School had organised an event for the students of Pre-Primary and Grade 1 to 2 under the essence of Children's Day. It is an initiative by everyone participating in the celebration to educate people about the value and worth of children in the society and to enhance their importance and how they bring colours to the lives of all living around them. Teachers at Florescent Public School gifted the students in Pre-Primary coloured paper cup shaped cards with happy faces on them. These colourful cards made the students gleam with happiness as bright as the colours. The students of grade 1 and 2 were given a drawn paper card and were participating in colouring them. The students poured colours into those blank canvas just as they do to the halls of the school, the classrooms and to our lives. Florescent Public School wishes all the best of the Children's Day where not only schools but each child living in the society can recognize that they too have a presence in this nation. They also hold equity to live a virtuous life in this land.
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Black and White Day
Colours have often been used to reflect human emotions. They are used in a manner suggesting the reason or intensity of one’s behaviour. Understanding color and its impact isn’t just visual but can increase the recognition. Florescent Public School had organised a black and white day celebration for its students. White is pure light and black is the absence of light. In many cultures, these two non-colours are associated with life and death rituals. For essential questions about identity, the opposites black and white are often chosen. The students brought white and black craft papers to craft their beautiful imaginations and creativity into animals and birds. They carefully folded and cut the pieces to make animals such as a sheep, a penguin, a polar bear and zebras. Moreover teachers organised creating a chess board on the floor for the children of Pre-primary to play as pawns and enjoy themselves. Florescent Public School hopes that celebrations like this would involve the students more into their overall development rather than just academic excellency. We hope all the students had a great time today!
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Best out of Waste
Recycling is much more than just reducing the amount of waste sent to the landfill, with a long list of benefits that aren’t limited to the environment — there are economic and social advantages to recycling. Florescent Public School organised a “Best out of Waste” celebration for the students of grade 1 to grade 8. The studens participated in using waste and their creativity to create something of a use. The students created a hanging photoframe and a pen stand and many other showcased their creativity. Students thought as we live in a consumer-driven world, with a growing appetite for new things, if we begin to look at the waste created by this level of consumption in a different light, we might turn our problem into an opportunity. In a broad sense, recycling is part of an ethic of resource efficiency – of using products to their fullest potential. When a recycled material, rather than a raw material, is used to make a new product, natural resources and energy are conserved. Florescent Public School thanks the students for the involvement and enthusiasm of people like them, recycling is back and so are thousands upon thousands of recycled products made from materials that would otherwise be piling up in our nation's landfills.
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Learning Shape Activity
From octagonal stop signs and rectangular doors, to triangular roofs and circular wheels—shapes are everywhere. Learning shapes not only helps children identify and organize visual information, it helps them learn skills in other curriculum areas including reading, math, and science. Florescent Public School organised a shape day activity for the students of Pre-primary to enlighten them of the shapes they encounter in their lives. Learning shapes also helps children understand other signs and symbols. Kids are able to notice and manipulate shapes long before they begin to draw them or even learn their names. One of the earliest things that children learn is shapes. From the day they are born, they begin to learn about the shapes of the objects around them and the spaces in between. One of the most important benefits of toddlers and preschoolers learning about shapes is that it helps them develop early literacy and math skills. Florescent Public School hopes that activities as such would inculcate more rational and creative thinking into a child at an early age. We hope the children make the most out of these activities.
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Christmas Celebration
Christmas is celebrated on 25th December every year by the world Christian community. The day holds much significance for Christians as they believe that Jesus Christ was born on the same day at Bethlehem. It is observed as a public holiday in several countries. Florescent Public School organised a Christmas celebrations for the students on December 24th. It was celebrated in the school premises with great enthusiasm and zeal. The kids were most excited about the celebration of the fest. The campus was cleaned and decorated with garlands, lights, ribbons, and balloons. The Christmas tree is decorated with stars, balloons, and lights by the students. A red tshirt and blue jeans with the Christmas Cap like a star to the tree was adorned on each student of the preprimary. There was lots of laugh and fun and enjoyment. Florescent Public School wishes all its students the best of the Christmas spirit and may Jesus bring happiness to all our lives.
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Good Touch Bad Touch
We live in a world where it has become increasingly challenging to keep our children safe from all forms of molestation. We have the onerous task of taking all necessary steps to ensure that they do not suffer abuse. Florescent Public School prides itself on being a safe space for students and initiates the education of the students on good and bad touch. Knowledge they say is power. Knowing exactly what we are up against and how to combat it is very important in this matter. It is not just about ‘stranger danger’. Children were taught of how they could feel a good and bad touch. Children often face or experience the risk of bad touch from people they feel are ‘good’. The perpetrator may make the victim feel special and tell them that such acts are a little secret between them. By referring to the behaviour as ‘an unsafe touch’ it may be easier to disclose. This removes guilt and keeps them from having to make a subjective or moral distinction about the perpetrator. Florescent Public School hopes an enlightening discussion and teachings like this would help the students overcome the shame and share their true feelings in a safe space.
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Cookery activity
Learning to cook will help you understand world cultures, customs and flavors. You will also learn life skills like eating healthy, budgeting your money, and cleaning. Preparing fresh foods will put much-needed nutrition into your diet and increase your energy and quality of health in the short and long run. Florescent Public School organised a Cookery activity for the students of class 1 to class 10. All the students were made to prepare different food and beverages as per theri grades. The students of class 1 prepared a staple of Indian summers,Lemon Juice. Whereas the students of class 2 and 3 went ahead with some snacks like Monaco toppings and Chanajor chaat. A classic tasty sandwich, favourite to all, was prepared by the students of class 4 and 7. A delicious Bhel and Boiled Chana Chaat was prepared by the students of class 5, 6 and 10. One of the most favourite snacks to Indians, panipuri, was made by the students of class 8 and class 9. Cooking like this will boost the self-esteem. Students will learn proper planning and preparation skills to see a task through from start to finish while contributing in a positive way to the health of their colleagues. Florescent Public School hopes all the children had fun at this cookery activity and wishes that students pursue such useful activities as their hobbies.
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“Voting: A civic duty.”
The representatives elected to Central Parliament make decisions that affect many aspects of Indian citizens life including tax, economy , the environment, trade and immigration. Your vote may not directly elect the Prime Minister , but if your vote joins enough others in your voting district or county, your vote undoubtedly matters when it comes to electoral results. Florescent Public School organised a Vaktrutva Spardha, an essay writing and a slogan writing competition for the students of standard 9 to 12 touching the essence of the importance of voting in the worlds largest democracy. Students enthusiastically participated in this to present their viewpoint on how the world works and how they view importance of voting to be. Competition such as these is the art of public speaking that gives the students self-boost and confidence to speak in front of a large audience. It enables children to create a connect with the audience who is listening to them through voice modulation. Moreover essay writing and slogans help their creativity in writing down what they cannot express in speech. The students expressed how 1 vote could actually change the world for the better, and if we’re in a competitive race the chances are high enough that we should think hard about hitting the voting booth. Florescent Public School wishes all the students enjoyed and educated themselves at competitions such as these and get the most out of their peers.
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Science Fair
Science education gives students the opportunity to gain a better knowledge of how and why things function. Science can teach children about the world that surrounds them. Diversifying energy supply and reducing dependence on imported fuels and promoting green energy can help in creating economic development and jobs in manufacturing, installation, and more. Florescent Public School organised a Science fair for the students of grade 1 to grade 9. It is a place for the children to show their talents to bring out what’s best hidden inside them. This year's theme was to touch the idea of Green Energy. Children made a different kind of models using electronic gadgets, papers, cardboard or metal too promoting the idea of green energy. It became a place filled with working models, and people get attracted to the innovative and technological models that were kept in the room. It felt happy and enjoyed seeing amusing models that were an important part of the science world. Green energy ideas gave a platform for students to deliver what they have and present something that would enhance the cleaner future idea. -Science fair was covered by machines everywhere made by young youth that gives them an opportunity for a new invention of scientific technology. Florescent Public School hopes all the students enjoyed the science fair and learned from it. School hopes that fairs like this would encourage and impact student lives to be the flag bearer of green energy.
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Sports Day
It is one of the most loved events of the year, the children very longingly look forward to it.When this day is about to come, there appears to be a lot of activity in the entire school premises as arrangements take time. The longing of 'Sports Day' can be felt around the school. When we talk about a student, an image of a child with a heavy school bag with lots of books immediately pops into our minds. However, many believe that a school's environment shouldn’t be just confined to academics. Florescent Public School organised an annual 'Sports Day' for the students of class 1-9 at the school premises. The students dressed in sports attire and participated in sports such as kho kho, running, long jumps and various others. Sports are essential for students' overall growth and development. Playing various sports helps them teach life skills such as teamwork, leadership, accountability, patience, and self-confidence and prepares them to face life challenges. Florescent Public School hopes all the students enjoyed and made the most out of the 'Sports Day' organised for their personal development and enjoyment.
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Yellow day
The bright rays of the sun, the summer afternoon, the sunflower and the favourite fruit- mango, when we hear all these words we associate the color yellow with it. The colour that we see bright and vibrant among the colours of nature. Yellow is absolutely invigorating. It stimulates our nerves, glands, and brain, making us more alert and energized. Yellow boosts our memory, and it encourages communication. Florescent Public School organised a yellow day for the students. The students were participating by making yellow paper cutouts and craft pieces. The students of nursery and Jr. KG made yellow ducks of shapes and the students of Sr. KG made a lion out of yellow colour. Activities such as these promote art and craft while teaching students the importance of the colour. It’s a color that promotes activity and interaction. Yellow is an upbeat and cheerful hue that is enlightening. It evokes pleasant feelings, captivating and charming with ease.It’s an effective communicator and provides clarity. It is one of the primary colour apart from Red and Blue. Hallmarked for its beaming presence, the color yellow allures with its illuminating essence. Associated with the more pleasant things in life, yellow kindles joy and happiness. Florescent Public School hopes all the students get to understand how a colour affects things’ perception and the way we embrace it.
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Makar Sankranti
Makar Sankranti is one of the most ancient festivals that is celebrated in India. Makar Sankranti marks the winter solstice and signals the end of winter and days become longer after the festival. The festival falls on either 14th January or 15th January every year. Florescent Public School organised a craft activity for the students of Pre-Primary to Class 5. In Gujarat, Makar Sankranti is celebrated as Uttarayan. The festival sees every family flying colourful kites from their rooftops with great enthusiasm. Students of pre-primary made colourful kite and stuck it on a paper and making a beautiful greeting card out of it. Whereas the students of grade 1 to 5 made a beautiful kite with a face representing it flying high like a bird. It’s a festival of togetherness and delicacies. The main cuisine of this festival is a dish made of Til and jaggery that add sparks to the festival. Kite flying is also a great part of the festival during the day the whole family enjoys kite flying and at that time the sky is filled with a lot of colorful and different design kites. Florescent Public School hopes the students had fun in their activities and wishes a safe and happy Uttarayan.
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