The Jain International School and Little Jewels Kindergarten proudly hosted their grand Biennial Concert, MÉLANGE, a vibrant celebration of talent, creativity and life lessons. This event showcased the performances  of the Primary (Std. I & II) & Pre-Primary sections of The Jain International School and L.KG & U.KG of Little Jewels Kindergarten. It  was an…

The last performance of the evening was the Grand Finale, where students from all performances came together to celebrate India as a land of unity, diversity and cultural richness. The event was a resounding success, leaving a lasting impression on all present and reinforcing the spirit of patriotism and excellence. During the grand finale, fireworks…

In his address the Chairman Mr. Anuj Badjate expressed immense pride in the students’ outstanding performances. He lauded the Principal for her visionary leadership, the dedicated teachers for their hardwork and the students for their perseverance. He emphasized that balancing academics with co- curricular activities has always helped students develop creativity, teamwork and confidence.

A short skit on our responsibility towards climate change was performed by students of Std.VII and VIII. It highlighted sustainable practices like renewable energy, recycling and the four R’s—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Recover. The skit was conceptualized by Mrs. Anmol Mukherjee and incharge teachers were Ms. Priya Venkatraman, Ms. Rana Khatri and Ms. Anita Mehta.

Indian weddings are our biggest celebrations. An exuberant dance performance on Indian weddings followed. Students were trained by Ms.  Saraswati Kushwaha and Ms. Muskaan Yadav for this lively act.

The hospitality of Indians was then depicted in a skit titled “Atithi Devo Bhava.” Trained by Ms. Megha Tandulkar and Ms. Vaishali Bhoyar, students portrayed the importance of welcoming guests warmly and fostering social connections.

As the evening progressed, a tribute via a Hindi drama, staged by the students of Std. IX, was paid to the Indian Armed Forces. The drama also highlighted the growing role of women in the army. During the drama, a drone carried the national flag to honor the soldier who gave his life for the…

The focus then shifted to India’s contributions to science and mathematics with a UV Act. This segment honored the works of Maharshi Kanad, Maharshi Sushruta and Brahmagupta depicting their groundbreaking contributions. The act was creatively directed by Ms. Aisha Sheikh, Ms. Sunita Marcel, Ms. Ritu Sharma and Mr. Pramod Shrinagre.

Music continued to be the showstopper as the school’s Brass Band took center stage. Equipped with premium UK-based instruments, students delivered a stellar performance under the guidance of Mr.Vibhakar Vaidya. The band played “Ode to Joy,” “Aura Lee,” a clarinet duet and a unique improvisation of “Mary Had a Little Lamb.”

Festivals, an integral part of India’s cultural heritage, were beautifully showcased through a series of dance performances.Ganesh Chaturthi, Garba, Dhunuchi Naach, Durga Puja, Dusshera, Diwali and Lathmar Holi were depicted. During the Holi dance, a drone showered flowers on the audience.The students were trained by Ms. Saraswati Kushwaha and the  teachers incharge were Ms. Shika…

The school’s Annual Report was presented by the Principal, Mrs. Anmol Mukherjee, highlighting the students’ achievements in academics, sports, arts and other areas. This served to inform parents about the holistic development of their children.

A high energy dance performance celebrating Lohri was performed by Std. V students. Their lively dance, guided by Ms. Priyanka Yadav, Ms. Remya Nair and choreographed by Ms. Saraswati Kushwaha, brought the joyous spirit of this harvest festival to life.

 The performance was followed by a Shetkari Dance, a vibrant portrayal of a farmer’s morning routine, celebrating the dedication of farmers. With rhythmic movements, students brought to life the hard work of farmers.  The children were trained by Ms.Renuka Chitmalwar, Ms Priyanka Yadav and Ms. Smita Pandey. Continuing with the theme of agriculture, a skit…

The River Dance depicted the importance of rivers in India. With graceful choreography, students portrayed rivers such as Ganga, Sindhu, Tapti, Narmada, Kaveri, Godavari and Kshipra under the guidance of Ms. Lalsa Pandey and Ms. Saraswati Kushwaha.

The Guest of Honour, Brigadier Rahul Dutt, then addressed the gathering. He expressed his appreciation for the discipline and dedication showcased by the students, emphasizing that these qualities are the foundation of success. He commended the institution for instilling strong values in its students, fostering a culture of perseverance and excellence and urged them to…

The stunning dance performance that followed  celebrated India’s heritage and patriotism. Performed by 40 students trained by Mr.Yash Kapta  and Ms. Shweta Walke, the dance showcased unity and strength. Dressed in vibrant traditional attire, they performed with energy and grace, captivating the audience.

The evening began with a musical performance followed by a breathtaking opening dance that ignited the spirit of nationalism. In this spectacular musical presentation based on the theme, nearly seventy-five students came together to showcase their talent through a grand orchestration of traditional and contemporary instruments. The ensemble featured the tabla, violin, dholak, pakhawaj, nagada,…

The Jain International School, Nagpur, hosted its Biennial Concert for Std. III-IX students, themed “Meri Maati Mera Desh.” This grand event celebrated India’s rich heritage, patriotism and cultural legacy through mesmerizing performances that highlighted the unity and pride of the nation.

Christmas was  celebrated with joy, togetherness and learning. The campus came alive with dazzling decorations, twinkling lights, and a festive tree. A special assembly featuring carols, skits, and performances taught values of kindness and sharing. Secret Santa surprises brought smiles, while cookie decorating encouraged creativity. The festive decorations and meaningful activities left students and staff…

The school hosted “Fun Fiesta,” a vibrant fete celebrating Grandparents’ Day and fostering family bonds.Mrs. Varsha Manohar, President of Soham, attended with a group of grandparents. Students, parents, and grandparents enjoyed art activities, games, and group events like Dancing Bunny and Blooming Flower. Highlights included competitions, exciting prizes, and a Food Court. The event was…