ShreeRam World School organised Mock Elections on 13 May 2024 to celebrate the democracy in our country. It gave students an opportunity to experience and understand the Indian Democratic System, and engage in discussions about the importance of active citizenship and participation in governance. In our democracy, the power to shape the future lies in the hands of the people. Participating in elections is not only a right but also a responsibility. Our students got a chance to experience the electoral process, which helped in promoting awareness, critical thinking, and civic engagement among our student body.
The mock elections provided a platform for students to engage in meaningful discussions about key issues, understand the democratic values of fairness and accountability, and recognize the diversity of opinions and perspectives within the school community. It allowed students to recognize the power of their voices and the impact of their collective choices.
During the event, students of classes IX-XII got  the opportunity to play the roles of candidates, campaigners, voters, and election officials. Each class represented a distinct constituency and candidates got the chance to engage in healthy debate. Voting booths were set up, and the entire process mirrored  the procedures of a real election.
It was truly a stimulating and interactive experience for students where students learnt to uphold the values of fairness, mutual respect, and responsible citizenship.

Hand washing is the first basic step towards achieving any millennium goals for development. It saves lives.

Global Handwashing day is celebrated on October 15 every year to increase awareness and understand about the importance of Handwashing. ShreeRam World School marked a day dedicating to hand Hygiene wherein students were sensitised regarding the significance of handwashing. The matron of the school also demonstrated the 10 steps of handwashing and the students repeated after her. In the end, the school took a pledge to maintain hand hygiene and help curb the spread of infections and diseases.  As the world moves beyond COVID-19 to a new normal, it is time to accelerate hand hygiene progress to prevent any kind of infection and it requires a collective effort to enact real change.

Let us all unite for Universal Hand Hygiene.

 Spread kindness not germs.

Wash your hands.

“Life is a balancing act. While we have all the rights to be in freedom, peace, harmony and bliss; we do have a responsibility to ensure that others too enjoy their own freedom, peace, harmony and bliss.”

A workshop on Fundamental Rights and Fundamental  Duties was organised for the students of classes VIII-X, keeping in mind the importance of both rights and responsibilities in the life of a student. The importance of rights and responsibilities go hand in hand and come into play in many places. It's important not only to be aware about your fundamental rights, but also to have an awareness regarding your fundamental duties as a citizen of our nation.

The workshop's main goal was to familiarise the students with the basic conceptual clarity regarding fundamental rights and fundamental duties provided to us by our Indian Constitution. The workshop also aimed to teach students about the importance of fundamental rights for an individual in the society; importance of fundamental duties of a citizen in the nation; balance between fundamental rights and fundamental duties; and to learn how to fulfill your duties in order to enjoy your rights.

The reward of doing one duty is the power to do another. An individual who neglects his/her duty as a citizen is not entitled to his/her rights as a citizen. Knowledge of our duties is the most essential part of the philosophy of life.

Shanaya Guliani of Preschool secured the Second Position in the event 'Innova Atttire'. Avisha Wadhwa of Class II secured the Second Position in the evnt 'VITRINI'. Manvi Duggal of Class VIII secured the Third Position in the event 'Soliloquy'. Well done!