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 inspired and full of holiday cheer.
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 a resounding success, offering a perfect blend of fun and togetherness for families with kids of all ages.
Children’s Day at The Jain International School was filled with joy, fun-filled games, and exciting activities. Teachers delighted the children with music and dance performances, spreading happiness. Students savored delicious treats, creating cherished memories. The day radiated love, laughter, and energy, celebrating the magic of childhood in every moment.
Diwali was celebrated with vibrant joy and cultural fervour. The campus gleamed with diya-lit decorations and stunning rangolis. Students learned about the festival’s mythological significance and presented captivating skits from the Ramayana. The celebration embodied the triumph of good over evil, filling the day with light, love, and the spirit of togetherness.
Our school marked the auspicious occasion of Dussehra, celebrating Lord Rama’s victory over Ravana. Students delved into its mythological significance through cultural performances and skits on the Ramayana. Dressed in traditional attire, students participated, making the day a memorable and enriching experience for all.
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.
