Vocational education and skill-based learning are the blueprints to a future of endless possibilities.  As we immerse ourselves in the world of practical knowledge, we pave the way for personal growth and professional success. A workshop on skill-based learning has been conducted for class VIII that has engaged the students by providing them with relevant and practical knowledge.  These invaluable skills are the keys to unlocking a world of opportunities. Let's embrace the journey of self-discovery and empowerment, where passions turn into professions and dreams become realities.

“Cleanliness is next to godliness.”
Cleanliness is an essential aspect of maintaining a healthy environment. ShreeRam World School organized the Cleanliness Drive under Swachh Bharat, Swasth Bharat Abhiyaan Programme. It aimed at creating awareness among students about the importance of cleanliness in maintaining a healthy environment. The primary objective was to promote cleanliness and hygiene practices in public areas such as streets, parks, and markets. The students of Grade 5 went to the DDA Park in Sector-10 for the Cleanliness Drive marking it as an essential step towards creating a cleaner and healthier environment.
The volunteers of class 5^th worked tirelessly to clean up the location by removing litter, waste material, watering the plants and planted some saplings. The programs aimed to educate people on proper waste disposal practices, such as recycling and composting. The students made people aware to stop throwing garbage and waste in the park or in the street. The drive also encouraged individuals to adopt personal hygiene practices such as washing hands regularly, especially before and after eating.
The Cleanliness Drive served as an example of how communities can come together to promote cleanliness and create a better environment for all.

“Water is life and conservation is the future. Let’s save lives through water conservation.”To sensitise students about the importance of water, a special assembly on “Jal hi Jeevan” wasconducted by the students of class II Canary and Flamingo.The assembly commenced with an intriguing poem, followed by a skit focussing on the impact ofwater pollution on the aquatic life. The students presented a dance showcasing the importance ofwater in the life of human beings. Students also conveyed different ways of water conservation.The students of class II presented a melodious song “Phoolon ne Jaake” which created anatmosphere of ecstasy. Students enthusiastically participated in the assembly.The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi appreciated the students for their efforts and motivated all the students to save water and take care of the environment.

“Let every breath, every word, and every step make the Mother Earth proud of us.” 

Earth Day is celebrated every year on 22nd April as an annual event all across the world to honour our Earth as well as to spread awareness about environmental protection.

As a step towards inspiring, educating and motivating children to act, a special assembly was conducted by the students of Classes VI B and C. It started with a mesmerizing dance performance depicting humans’ selfish acts. It was followed by a ‘Nukkad Natak’ propagating the idea of sustainable usage of our natural resources. Further, the students took an oath to respect all living beings and keep their planet clean and green. Students were also sensitised about the importance of saving the environment through a melodious song.

The Head of School applauded the concern of the students towards their environment. She further encouraged them to be responsible citizens and protect their home, their Earth before it gets too late.

A walk in the nature’s lap is an opportunity to learn about Mother Earth and appreciate and admire her many facets. The students of classes PS to II were thrilled to observe different types of plants and flowers. They were shown the difference between a tree and a plant and different types of plants like shrubs, creepers etc. The students walked around expressing their excitement about everything they saw and heard. Students were encouraged to observe the varying shapes and texture of different flowers as well as the life cycle of the plant. In the entire process the teacher provided appropriate scaffolding to children to construct and enhance their understanding about nature and its importance.

Water is a limited resource. It is needed for all living things and must be managed well to ensure we have enough for our needs and to protect our environment. To sensitise students about the importance of water, a special assembly on ‘Water Is Precious’ was conducted by the students of IV-A. It started with a short speech and a street play signifying the importance and ways to conserve water. A small dance performance on the song ‘Yeh pani zindagani' added stars to this celebration. A beautiful and mesmerising song ‘Water Anthem’ composed by A.R. Rahman was sung. Students enthusiastically participated in the assembly. At the end, the Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi addressed the students and teachers and appreciated the efforts and hard work of the students.

Mahatma Gandhi once said, “What we are doing to the forests of the world is but a mirror reflection of what we are doing to ourselves.” 

World Nature Conservation Day is observed on July 28 every year. This year’s theme for World Nature Conservation Day is 'Living Sustainably in Harmony with Nature'. With this year’s record-breaking heat, wildfires, floods and other natural calamities, people across the world are realising the perils of climate change caused by human activity. This year’s theme is related to sustainable use of natural resources by humans and employing conservation practices to refrain from exploiting nature through mining, hunting and other destructive activities.

A special assembly on ‘World Nature Conservation Day’ was conducted by the students of VII-D. It started with a short speech and a skit signifying the importance and conservation of our resources. A beautiful and mesmerising song ‘phoolo ne jakr mitti se poocha’ was sung . A self composed poem on nature was recited by Aarini Pathak of VII-D. Students enthusiastically participated in the assembly. At the end, the Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi addressed the students and teachers and appreciated the efforts and hard work of the students.