During Pola celebrations our Kindergarten cuties stole the show with adorable bullock cart races and heartwarming bull pooja. It was celebrated in school to make children aware about the importance of bulls to the farmers and farming.
Teachers’ Day at The Jain International School was a special occasion dedicated to honoring and appreciating the hard work and dedication of teachers. The day typically started with a morning assembly, where students enacted the role of teachers and expressed their gratitude. Children also organized fun activities, outdoor games and a cultural program for the entertainment of the teachers. The gifts of handmade cards, flowers from the children overwhelmed the teachers and filled their hearts with joy. Overall, the celebrations created a cheerful atmosphere, strengthening the bond between students and teachers while acknowledging their vital role in shaping the future..
The school encourages students to actively take part in our Societal Outreach Program in order to cultivate their sense of empathy, responsibility, concern for the underprivileged, environmental awareness and gratitude. Through these programs, we aim to mould our children into global responsible citizens. They develop a greater sense of inclusion with the community and commitment.
The Societal Outreach Program at SOHAM “Home for Senior Living” is a part of our invaluable contribution to society at large. Children have enriched the lives of the elders with their lively programs of dances, songs and small skit presentations.
The mini marvels of the kindergarten section of The Jain International School celebrated Janmashtami with great enthusiasm and joy. The kindergarten section was adorned with flowers, intricate rangolis, and stunning artwork created by our talented teachers. The energy was contagious with our little munchkins dolled up as Radha’s and Krishna’s. In a sweet twist on tradition, the highlight of the day was a mini Dahi Handi celebration, where instead of butter; the children were delighted to find chocolates inside the handi once they broke it! The smiles and laughter during the celebrations made it a day to remember! It was a delightful and memorable celebration, full of love and festive cheer rooting the young ones to our culture and traditions.
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देववाणी, वेदवाणी, अमृतवाणी, कर्णप्रियवाणी, मधुरवाणी आदि विशेषणों से संस्कृत की गरिमा सुशोभित होती है | संस्कृत भाषा को कई लोग जटिल एवं कठिन भाषा समझते हैं | लेकिन यथार्थ यह है कि संस्कृत भाषा न तो कठिन है और न ही क्लिष्ट है | अमृतवाणी संस्कृत भाषा नैव क्लिष्टा न च कठिना || युगों -युगों से संस्कृत गरिमामयी पद पर विराजमान है | ”देवताओं का संवाद हो या मुनियों की तपस्या , वेदों का उच्चारण हो या उपनिषदों का बखान ” सब संस्कृत में ही किए जाते हैं | नीतिश्लोक हो या सुभाषितानि ” के एक -एक श्लोक में जीवन एवं जीवनमूल्यों पर अच्छी बातें बतायी गई हैं , जो पढने वालों को जीवन पथ पर सकारात्मक सोंच के साथ आगे बढने की प्रेरणा देता है |
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एक बार एक शिष्य ने अपने गुरु जी से मन को शांत करने का तरीका पूछा। गुरु जी ने कुछ भी उत्तर नहीं दिया। लेकिन उसने शिष्य से कहा, “बेटा! मैं प्यासा हूँ। कृपया मेरे लिए उस तालाब से पानी लाओ। शिष्य तुरंत तालाब के पास गया। उसने देखा कि वहाँ कुछ लोग कपड़े धो रहे हैं उसने तालाब को पार करते हुए एक बैलगाड़ी को भी देखा। इस कारण तालाब का पानी प्रदूषित हो गया है। शिष्य ने सोचा, “मैं यह गंदा पानी गुरु जी को कैसे दूं?” इसलिए वह गुरु जी के पास गया और उनसे कहा कि पानी गंदा है, इसलिए पीने लायक नहीं है। यह सुनकर गुरु जी ने कहा, “चलो! हम इस वृक्ष के नीचे विश्राम करें। थोड़ी देर बाद, गुरु जी ने शिष्य को बुलाया और कहा कि तालाब पर वापस जाओ और पानी लाओ। शिष्य ने गुरु जी की आज्ञा मानी और तालाब की ओर चला गया। अब, उसने तालाब में साफ़ पानी देखा। कीचड़ पानी के नीचे था इसलिए पानी अब पीने लायक था। इसलिए उसने घड़े में पानी भरकर गुरु जी को दे दिया।
गुरु जी ने शिष्य से पूछा, “शिष्य! अब तुम्हें साफ़ पानी कैसे मिला?” शिष्य ने कहा, “कुछ देर के लिए तालाब को यूं ही छोड़ दिया गया कि कीचड़ अपने आप नीचे चला जाए। बिना मेहनत के उसे शुद्ध पानी मिल गया। गुरु जी ने कहा, “शिष्य! ऐसे ही हमें जीवन में जीना चाहिए।
गुरु जी ने फिर कहा, “जब मन अशांत हो तो उसे कुछ समय पानी की तरह दें ताकि मन अपने आप शांत हो सके। कोई प्रयास नहीं करना चाहिए। गुरु जी ने आगे कहा, “इसलिए, यह याद रखना चाहिए कि जब मन अशांत हो, तो उसे बिना किसी प्रतिक्रिया के थोड़ी देर के लिए चुप रहना चाहिए। ताकि हम शांत मन से जीवन में सही निर्णय ले सकें।
Mrs. Chanchala Kumari
HoD Sanskrit Dept.
The Jain International School, Nagpur.
The Jain International School organised its Biennial Sports Day – Faire du Sports, Go in for Sports 2023-24 with a lot of zeal and enthusiasm. The Chief Guest, Maj Gen S. K. Vidyarthi, AVSM, SM, GOC Uttar Maharashtra and Gujarat Sub Area, accompanied by Mrs.Gargee Vidyarthi along with the School Management declared the meet open by releasing the balloons with the mascot -Felicity Bird. The students presented an impeccable March Past led by the Head Boy Yashwardhan Bhoyar (X) and Head Girl Bhavya Badjate (X). The Best Marchers were awarded by the Chief Guest. The school brass band led by Commander Yunus Vali (X) presented a highly impressive Drummer’s Call. The Principal, Ms. Anmol Badjatia presented the School Annual Report which garnered a grand applause from the audience. Various races charged the atmosphere as the students spread the message of brotherhood, teamwork, empathy and conservation. The Chief Guest in his speech appreciated the efforts of the school in putting up a grand show and stated the importance of sports in everyday life. He also congratulated the students for their achievements in academics, sports and co-curricular activities. The well- synchronized drills by the students of Std. I to V displayed various formations set to music. In his address Mr. Anuj Badjate told the audience about the future plans for the development of the school. The performance in the vibrant Grand Finale stole everyone’s heart wanting for more. The day culminated with the rendering of the National Anthem. The Management, Principal, Ms.Anmol Badjatia appreciated the efforts of the students and teachers especially Mrs.Kiran Joshi (CCA Incharge) and the Organizing Committee in making the Sports Day a grand success.
The Jain International School Kindergarten and Little Jewels, a feeder kindergarten of The Jain International School celebrated their much anticipated Biennial Sports Day in The Jain International School campus. The Chief Guest, Mrs. Bimla Negi Deoskar, lit the cauldron and declared the Sports Meet open. Mr. Anuj Badjate, the Director of The Jain International School & the Chairman of Little Jewels; Mrs. Priti Badjate, the Managing Trustee of The Jain International School & Director of Little Jewels; Mr. Tushar Badjate, the Managing Trustee of The Jain International School & Trustee of Little Jewels; Mrs. Kamakshi Badjate, the Management Member of The Jain International School & Little Jewels; Mr. Sanjeev Agrawal, the CEO of the Group; Mrs. Anmol Badjatia, the Principal of The Jain International School & Little Jewels; Mrs. Bhaswati Banerjee, the Vice Principal of The Jain International School and Mrs. Pooja Puniyani Gandhi, the Headmistress of Little Jewels Kindergarten graced the occasion. The whole playground was gaily decorated. All the students of The Jain International School Kindergarten and L.KG. & U.KG., students of Little Jewels enthusiastically participated in an array of engaging drills, displaying exceptional talent, determination and teamwork. The event featured a series of fun filled fancy and flat races that were meticulously designed to foster healthy competition and a sense of sportsmanship in the students. The skaters left the audience spellbound. Mr. Tushar Badjate addressed the audience. The Annual School Report, was presented by the Principal, Mrs. Anmol Badjatia. The vote of thanks was proposed by the Headmistress, Mrs. Pooja Puniyani Gandhi. The Management, the Principal and the Headmistress congratulated all the winners and appreciated all the participants. The parents also praised the efforts put in by all the staff members of The Jain International School and Little Jewels Kindergarten.
The Jain International School, decorated with diyas and lanterns reverberated with the feel of the festive season during the Diwali Celebrations. An Inter-house Dance Competition was organized to mark the day, the themes being Festivals of India for the Junior Group and Folk Dances of India for the Senior Group. The Winners House came First and the Challengers House came Second in the Junior Category. In the Senior Category, the Challengers House was adjudged the First and the Achievers House bagged the Second Prize. The judges, Mr. Pavan Mangoli and Mr. Yash Tumane, marvelled at the execution of the themes by the students.
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