Event

The Founder’s Day was celebrated to commemorate the legacy of the Srijan School and celebrate its growth as one of the premier educational institutions in Delhi. The students presented a thoughtful assembly to showcase their love and pride for the school. Their musical rendition and dance performance beautifully reflected how they were living the school motto Shreshthatam Srijamyaham. A small quiz on the school history evoked excited responses. The students were encouraged to actualise the school vision and make the world a better place.

Another part of the celebration was a grand programme in the evening, where individuals and organisations associated with the school for the last twenty years were invited. The programme was presented by the teachers. Each event was reminiscent of the yester years and the meaningful journey each individual took with the school. The Management and the Principal appreciated everyone’s contributions and encouraged them to make a difference in the life of our young minds.

The Earth Day was celebrated to demonstrate the school’s support for environmental protection. Various activities were planned on the day such as slogan writing, paper bag painting and group discussion to spread awareness on the Earth Day theme for 2023, Invest in Our Planet. A special assembly was also conducted by the students to sensitize their peers about the pressing environmental concerns and motivate them to adopt sustainable lifestyles.

The Hindi Diwas was celebrated to share the significance of the language for the nation and encourage it’s widespread usage amongst the young generation. A theatrical act in the special assembly portrayed that amongst the many languages spoken in India, Hindi is the most widely used.

Various activities such as performance of monologues and enactment of commercial advertisements in Hindi were organised for the students. It gave them a platform to showcase their language prowess and creativity. The poetry recitation competition acquainted the students with eminent poets of Hindi literature, thereby exposing them to formal Hindi vocabulary and expression.

The Labour Day was celebrated to commemorate the struggles, sacrifices and contributions of the workers. It aimed to raise awareness about the rights of the working people, their protection from exploitation and the vital role played by them in society. Through a theatrical act, the students acknowledged their contribution to our society and appreciated their indomitable spirit and ceaseless endeavour. They also took to cleaning their classrooms and the school premises to understand the significant duties performed by their bhaiyas and didis and empathise with them.