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Wiggly Snake Craft (23rd July )

cjmint — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 03:51:48 +0000

Thursday, 23rd July 2026 was a day full of colour and creativity! As part of our Reptiles theme, the children made Paper Craft Snakes in class.

Each child coloured a strip of paper with beautiful designs, and then used fan folding to create their very own slithering snake. They added eyes and patterns to make each one unique. This activity helped children learn about reptiles in a fun, hands-on way while also building their fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence. Look at those proud smiles and vibrant creations! A perfect mix of learning and fun!

Launching the ISC Commerce Journey (15th July 2026)

cjmint — Thu, 23 Jul 2026 08:17:22 +0000

The Welcome Assembly for Grade XI Commerce (ISC) was held on 15th July 2026 in the school hall to warmly welcome the new batch of students.

The programme began with a prayer assembly, followed by an inspiring address by the Principal, who encouraged students to embrace the opportunities and challenges of the Commerce stream with dedication and enthusiasm. The Commerce Department teachers were introduced, and students were motivated to strive for academic excellence, develop essential life skills, and actively participate in the school’s activities.

The assembly concluded with words of encouragement and best wishes for a successful and enriching academic year. It marked the beginning of the students’ ISC journey, inspiring them to move forward with confidence, commitment, and determination.

Parents’ Day Card Making – 21st July 2026

cjmint — Wed, 22 Jul 2026 03:13:49 +0000

With Parents’ Day around the corner on 26th July, our little ones got busy creating something very special — handmade cards for their parents!

The children decorated their cards with colours and lots of love. They also wrote short messages expressing how much they love their parents. Every card was unique and made with tiny hands and big hearts.

This activity helped children understand the importance of family, gratitude, and expressing love. The classroom was filled with excitement as the kids shared who they were making their card for and what they wanted to write.

We can’t wait for parents to receive these heartfelt creations!

Exploring the Life Cycle of a Frog – 16th July 2026

cjmint — Fri, 17 Jul 2026 06:15:55 +0000

On Thursday, 16th July 2026, our little learners of Pre-primary became young scientists! We explored “The Life Cycle of a Frog” through a fun and colourful chart activity.

Using the chart, children learned about the 4 amazing stages: Eggs → Tadpole → Froglet → Frog. To make it more engaging, we charted each stage with different colours and discussed how frogs grow and change in water.

The children enjoyed acting out each stage, from curling up like eggs to hopping like frogs, and sharing a “Ribbit Story” together. This hands-on activity helped them understand how living beings grow and the importance of water and ponds in a frog’s life — something we can see so beautifully during the monsoon in Kharghar.

It was a wonderful mix of learning, creativity, and fun!

Palm Print Peacock art. – 14th July 2026

cjmint — Fri, 17 Jul 2026 05:57:02 +0000

On Tuesday, 14th July 2026, the little artists of Pre-primary had a colorful day exploring the theme “Birds”! For this activity, children did Palm Print Peacock art.They happily applied paint on their palms and made beautiful prints on paper. Once the paint dried, they used their creativity to add the peacock’s features — bright eyes, a lovely crown, and tiny legs. They also drew the surroundings to complete their masterpiece.This hands-on activity helped children learn about the national bird of India while developing their fine motor skills, imagination, and love for nature. The classroom was full of giggles, colours, and proud peacocks created by tiny hands! Learning through art made the theme of birds come alive in the most joyful way.

The Logo Quest: Building Brands from Imagination

cjmint — Fri, 17 Jul 2026 03:18:59 +0000

Creativity met entrepreneurship as the Grade XI students enthusiastically participated in an exciting Logo Making Activity. The activity encouraged students to think like young entrepreneurs by creating distinctive brand identities for their imaginary business ventures.

With imagination and innovation at the forefront, students conceptualised and designed unique company logos, carefully choosing colours, symbols, fonts, and taglines that reflected their company’s vision, mission, values, and products or services. Every logo told a unique story, showcasing the students’ understanding of branding and the power of visual communication in creating a memorable business identity.

The activity provided an inspiring platform for students to transform entrepreneurial ideas into creative visual expressions. It not only enhanced their artistic and design skills but also deepened their understanding of the significance of branding in today’s competitive business environment.

Beyond creativity, the experience fostered critical thinking, decision-making, problem-solving, presentation, and communication skills, empowering students to appreciate how a strong brand can influence customer perception and business success. The vibrant display of innovative logos reflected the students’ enthusiasm, originality, and entrepreneurial spirit, making the activity both educational and enjoyable.

The Entrepreneurial Spark -2nd July 2026

cjmint — Thu, 16 Jul 2026 08:25:26 +0000

Ideas came alive as the students of Grade XI stepped into the shoes of young entrepreneurs during the activity, ‘Planning for Starting a Business,’ held on 2nd July 2026.

With enthusiasm and imagination, they transformed simple ideas into promising business ventures by designing business plans that included products and services, target customers, investment requirements, and creative marketing strategies.

The classroom buzzed with innovation, teamwork, and problem-solving as students explored the exciting journey from an idea to an enterprise. The activity not only strengthened their entrepreneurial skills but also inspired them to dream big, think creatively, and become the business leaders of tomorrow.

Exploring Science: Inter House Quiz Competition (1st July 2026)

cjmint — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 07:19:52 +0000

The Secondary Inter-House Science Quiz was held on 1st July 2026 during the 7th, 8th, and 9th periods in the Assembly Hall. The event brought together enthusiastic participants from all four houses, creating an atmosphere of healthy competition, learning, and excitement. The quiz aimed to nurture scientific thinking, encourage teamwork, and inspire students to explore the fascinating world of science.

The programme commenced with an inspiring introduction by Ms. Durga Singh, who remarked, “Science is not just a subject; it is a way of thinking, exploring, and discovering the wonders of our world.” Her words set the tone for the event and motivated the participants to approach the competition with confidence, curiosity, and a spirit of inquiry.

The quiz consisted of several exciting rounds that tested the students’ knowledge, observation skills, logical thinking, and presence of mind. These included the Rapid Fire Round, Visual Round, Riddles, Truth and Myth, Spot the Error, and the much-awaited Buzzer Round. Every team participated with great enthusiasm and determination, making the competition both engaging and closely contested. While the scores were being compiled, an interactive Audience Round was conducted, giving students in the audience an opportunity to participate. The audience responded enthusiastically, making the event even more lively and enjoyable.

The quiz was meticulously planned and organised by the dedicated team of secondary science teachers, comprising Ms. Durga, Ms. Deepa, Ms. Sripriya, Ms. Savita, and Ms. Seenipency. Their collective efforts, careful planning, and seamless coordination ensured the smooth and successful conduct of the event.

At the conclusion of the quiz, Ms. Racquel addressed the gathering and congratulated all the participants for their sporting spirit and active involvement. She also applauded the science teachers for their excellent teamwork and for organising such an informative and engaging programme that fostered scientific temper among the students.

After an exciting contest, Blue House emerged as the champions, while Green House secured the runners-up position. The event concluded on a cheerful note, leaving everyone inspired and reinforcing the importance of scientific curiosity, critical thinking, and collaborative learning.

Blue Day Celebration – PrePrimary section ( 9th July 2026)

cjmint — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 04:33:28 +0000

Our Prep Section was transformed into a beautiful sea of blue as students and teachers celebrated Blue Day on 9th July with great enthusiasm!

Activity 1: Blue Nature Walk

Dressed in different shades of blue and donning their raincoats, the children went for a walk near the school. The monsoon had made everything lush and green. The children were delighted to see the surrounding hills, trees, greenery, and sparkling waterfalls. It was a wonderful opportunity for them to connect the colour blue with nature – the blue sky above and the blue water flowing down the hills. The children enjoyed the fresh air, observed their surroundings, and came back with happy memories.

Activity 2: My Little Aquarium

Back in class, creativity took over! Children coloured colourful paper fish and stuck them onto a paper plate to create their own little aquariums. This fun craft activity helped them learn about marine life while developing fine motor skills, colour recognition, and imagination.

The day was a perfect blend of outdoor exploration and indoor creativity. It helped children appreciate the colour blue in nature and art, while making learning joyful and memorable!

Grade 10 Self-Improvement Trip to Khandala (3rd July 2026)

cjmint — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 03:49:25 +0000

Our Grade 10 students recently embarked on a transformative one-night self-improvement trip to the scenic hills of Khandala on 3rd July. Organised under the guidance of our dedicated school management and Principal, Sr. Sheron, the getaway perfectly blended personal growth, student bonding, and nature exploration. The journey aimed to provide students with a refreshing break while equipping them with essential life skills for their crucial academic year ahead.
The core of the trip featured deeply insightful and thought-provoking workshops
conducted by Sr. Remy. These empowering sessions focused heavily on building
leadership skills, managing academic stress, valuing oneself, and embracing individual uniqueness. Students actively participated in these discussions, gaining valuable mental tools to navigate their personal and academic lives with confidence.
The learning was beautifully balanced with recreation and entertainment.Following the daytime workshops, the students engaged in interesting team games that fostered collaboration and friendship. As night fell, the energy shifted to an exciting jam session where children danced, sang, and celebrated together, creating a vibrant atmosphere of joy and camaraderie. The next day began on a serene note with an early morning wellness routine. The students participated in a rejuvenating yoga session followed by a quiet self-awareness module to help them reflect on their goals. Throughout the trip, everyone also explored the breathtaking monsoon beauty of Khandala, taking in the lush greenery and misty hills. Combined with the exceptionally warm hospitality and comfortable arrangements provided by the hosts, the trip proved to be a highly successful, memorable, and enriching experience for all.