EXPLORA – Learning in Action

On 28th March 2026, KDARFS – Pre-Primary hosted “Explora: Learning in Action”, a summit designed for teachers of children aged 3–8, focusing on strengthening foundational years education. The event offered practical, classroom-ready strategies and introduced educators to play-based and inquiry-driven pedagogy. It also provided opportunities for networking and collaboration among early childhood educators. Seven schools participated, showcasing innovative Teaching-Learning Materials (TLMs) and engaging learning labs. The summit served as a dynamic platform for sharing ideas, promoting creativity, and enhancing effective teaching practices in early childhood education.

Orientation Day

Orientation Day was held on 20 March 2026 for parents and newly admitted students of Nursery, LKG, and UKG. The session warmly welcomed families and introduced them to the school’s vision, curriculum, teachers, uniform, and key guidelines. Parents and children were taken on a tour of the classrooms and learning spaces, helping them feel comfortable and familiar with the environment. The interactive session encouraged open communication and built trust between parents and the school, marking a smooth and positive start to the children’s academic journey in the coming school year.

UKG Graduation Day

Graduation Day was organized for the UKG students. The event celebrated the young learners as they completed an important stage of their early education. The children looked adorable in their graduation caps and gowns and participated with great excitement. Teachers congratulated them for their achievements and encouraged them for their future learning journey. It was a proud and joyful moment for the students, teachers, and parents as the children stepped forward to begin a new phase of education.

Class Party

A class party was organized for the nursery students to celebrate the last day of the session. The children brought their favourite food from home and happily shared it with their friends. The LKG and UKG students enthusiastically prepared tasty bhel and Monaco chaat together, enjoying the activity as a team. They also played fun games, watched short movies, and spent cheerful moments with their classmates. The celebration created a joyful and memorable ending to the school session for everyone.

Robotics Exhibition: ‘Bots and Brains’

A Robotics Exhibition based on the theme ‘Bots and Brains’, featuring 3D Printing and Electronics projects, was organized at KDARFS. The exhibition was inaugurated by Shri H. B. Trivedi HR Cluster head, RIL, JMD. Students designed and developed various robotics and 3D printing projects using materials and components from the school’s Robotics Lab. They confidently presented their models to the Chief Guest and parents, explaining their concepts and working mechanisms.
A total of 24 projects were displayed, including an Automatic Fire Fighting Robot, Gas Leakage Monitoring System, and Automatic Radar Missile Launcher. The Chief Guest appreciated the students’ efforts and encouraged them to further develop their ideas for real-world industrial applications. The exhibition provided valuable exposure to innovation and practical learning, enabling students to showcase their creativity, technical skills, and problem-solving abilities through functional working models.

Culmination of Primary Enrichment Club- "VOYARA- Explore, Express & Excel"

The Voyara – Enrichment Club Culmination was successfully conducted in KDARFS, celebrating the learning and achievements of students across various enrichment clubs throughout the year.
The event commenced with Melodic Waves, where students presented live music, prayer, and the school anthem, setting a serene and positive tone. The Nirogyam – Yoga club showcased impressive yoga postures, demonstrating balance, flexibility, and discipline. Nritya Udeshya captivated the audience with graceful dance performances featuring diverse dance forms. The Power Punch (Karate) and Acrobats groups delivered energetic performances highlighting strength, coordination, and confidence. Speedy Sprouts showcased traditional games, basketball, and football, reflecting teamwork and sportsmanship.

The event truly celebrated talent, skill development, and holistic growth of students.

Nursery Speech and Drama- Storytime Palooza

Nursery Annual day, ‘Storytime Palooza”, was celebrated with great joy and fervour in the pre-primary section. The little ones confidently participated in speech, dance, and a short drama, showcasing their creativity and expressive skills. Teachers performed alongside their students, offering reassurance and boosting their confidence on stage. The event aimed to nurture communication skills, creativity, and stage presence at an early age. Parents were delighted to witness their children’s lively performances and expressed pride and happiness. The event concluded on a joyful note, with parents appreciating the dedicated efforts of the teachers and school management, making it a truly memorable and magnificent celebration.

Cooking Without Fire: A Step Towards Experiential Learning

KDARFS, Jamnagar, organized a hands-on project titled Cooking Without Fire for students of Grades 6–8, in alignment with NCERT guidelines and the Kaushal Bodh vocational education programme.
Students of Grade 6 participated in this fun-filled learning experience by preparing a variety of nutritious dishes without using fire. The activity encouraged creativity, collaboration, and innovation while fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The initiative successfully combined learning with practical exposure, making education engaging and meaningful.

‘Round Robin Story’

The LKG and UKG students enthusiastically participated in the ‘Round Robin Storytelling Activity,’ filling the classroom with excitement. Each child confidently narrated their story with bright smiles and expressive voices. Their creative and attractive props made the presentations lively and engaging. The activity beautifully showcased their confidence and imagination at such a young age. It also helped enhance their speaking and listening skills while boosting creativity. It was truly a proud and heart-warming moment to see our young learners shine as confident and expressive storytellers.

Bol Hindi Bol

The “Bol Hindi Bol” activity was conducted for Nursery students to enhance their Hindi speaking skills, confidence, and creative expression. Children actively participated by narrating simple Hindi stories using basic sentences and expressions. They also prepared and used attractive props, making the activity lively and engaging. Each child confidently presented on stage, showcasing imagination, language development, and listening skills. The activity provided a joyful learning experience and encouraged effective communication through storytelling.

Public speaking: My Favourite Season Activity

A public speaking activity on the topic “My Favourite Season” was conducted with great enthusiasm. Nursery children spoke simple lines with the support of pictures, LKG students shared short sentences using appropriate vocabulary, and UKG children confidently expressed clear and meaningful thoughts about the weather, clothing, and seasonal activities. The activity effectively enhanced speaking skills, vocabulary, confidence, and self-expression in a joyful learning environment.

Vasant Panchami Celebration

UKG children presented a special assembly to celebrate Vasant Panchami. Dressed beautifully in yellow, the programme commenced with a warm welcome address, followed by a soulful Saraswati Vandana. The anchor then highlighted the significance of the auspicious day, after which a graceful dance performance enthralled the audience. The event was highly appreciated by all and concluded with a vote of thanks, spreading feelings of gratitude, joy, and positivity among teachers, parents, and students across the school community.

Rhyme Rally

A joyful and vibrant Rhyme Rally was held for LKG and UKG students. The little learners participated in rhyme recitation, displaying confidence and creativity. They used colourful puppets, toys, pictures, and other props to make their performances lively and engaging. It was heart-warming to watch them recite with clear expressions and actions. The event provided a wonderful platform to enhance language skills, self-expression, and stage confidence. Overall, the Rhyme Rally was a delightful and successful event, appreciated by teachers.

“OVEP- Palm Printing”

The Pre-Primary section conducted a vibrant Palm Printing Activity under the Olympic Values Education Programme (OVEP). Nursery, LKG, and UKG students enthusiastically created colourful handprints by dipping their palms in paint and printing them on chart paper. The creatively arranged impressions symbolized unity and teamwork, reflecting OVEP’s core values. The activity successfully blended creativity with value-based learning, making the experience enjoyable and meaningful for all young learners.

Eco Club Activity

As part of the Eco Club activities for the month of January, Pre-Primary children from Nursery, LKG, and UKG actively participated in creative, nature-based art experiences aimed at developing environmental awareness and fine motor skills.
Nursery children created cardboard frames which they decorated using colourful flowers. LKG students made head masks using chart paper. They decorated their masks by sticking dried fallen leaves, twigs, and flowers, arranging them into attractive patterns. This activity encouraged observation of nature, creativity, and an understanding of reusing natural resources. UKG children designed cardboard art by inserting small leaves and flowers through tiny holes made in the cardboard. They further enhanced their artwork by drawing a vase-like design below, giving their creation a complete and aesthetic look.

‘OVEP – Football

Under the OVEP (Outdoor Value Education Programme), UKG students participated in a fun and engaging football skills session. The session began with simple warm-up exercises to prepare the children physically and mentally. This was followed by basic dribbling activities where students learned to control the ball using their feet. Passing drills were then introduced to help children understand coordination, teamwork, and direction. The activities were conducted in a playful manner, ensuring active participation and enjoyment while developing gross motor skills, balance, and sportsmanship. The session proved to be energetic, enjoyable, and enriching for the young learners.

Reliance GCS Traffic Safety Week

Traffic Safety Week was celebrated with great zeal by our pre-primary students. Children participated in a fun-filled learning activity where they rode toy vehicles along a mock road setup, following traffic signs. Teachers explained the importance of road safety rules such as stopping at signals, no parking zones, and safe driving practices. Through role play and hands-on experience, children learned traffic discipline in an engaging manner. The activity helped develop awareness, coordination, and responsible behaviour from an early age.

Primary Annual Sports Day

The Primary Annual Sports Day for Classes 3, 4, and 5 for the session 2025–26 was celebrated with great enthusiasm and splendour at the school grounds, witnessing the spirited participation of 475 students. The occasion was further elevated by the esteemed presence of the Chief Guest, Premchand Palety,CEO of CFore Solutions whose gracious attendance added distinction and prestige to the celebration. He was cordially welcomed by the Principal, Anvita Kackar, marking a moment of pride and honour for the entire school community.

GRADUATION CEREMONY

The school organized a dignified Graduation Ceremony for the Class XII students in the school premises, attended by parents, teachers, and school authorities.
The ceremony began with a prayer, followed by a warm welcome address by Mr. Namdeo Bhosle, Coordinator, who appreciated the constant support of parents and emphasized the importance of holistic education in shaping students’ future.
Graduation certificates were distributed section-wise, accompanied by a symbolic graduation march and the traditional cap toss, adding a sense of accomplishment and pride to the occasion.
The Honourable Principal addressed the gathering with an inspiring speech, motivating the students to face future challenges with determination and optimism. The ceremony was followed by a high tea arranged for the parents, providing an opportunity for interaction and celebration.
The event marked a significant milestone in the academic journey of the students, making it a proud and memorable occasion for all.

FAREWEL CELEBRATION

The school organized a heartfelt Farewell Programme for the Class XII students, graciously hosted by Class XI, in a warm and celebratory atmosphere.
The programme commenced with a series of vibrant performances, including musical presentations, dance performances, and an elegant Grace Walk by students, guided by their class teachers.
The celebration was further enriched with special performances, emotional student addresses, and the distribution of memorable titles to the outgoing batch. A nostalgic PowerPoint presentation showcasing cherished memories added a sentimental touch, leaving the audience deeply moved.
The Honourable Principal delivered an encouraging address, guiding students to pursue their goals with dedication and perseverance.
The programme concluded with refreshments, bidding a joyous yet emotional farewell for the Class XII students.

World wetland Day

KDARFS School, Jamnagar celebrated World Wetlands Day with great enthusiasm under the Eco Club. A special assembly was conducted to create awareness about the importance of wetlands. Students presented speeches, a meaningful skit, and a dance on wetland conservation. A quiz was also conducted to enhance knowledge. The program effectively highlighted the need to protect and preserve wetlands and our environment.

“STEAM activities PPR”

Our Nursery children enthusiastically participated in a hands-on STEAM activity, Drum Craft, designed to introduce the basic concepts of sound and rhythm. Using simple materials such as cardboard, beads, woollen thread, and straws, the children assembled and decorated their drums under teacher guidance, followed by a worksheet activity.
Another STEAM activity, Germination & Harvesting, was conducted by LKG teachers to help children understand the concept of germination, to identify the needs of plants, develop sequential thinking, and express learning through worksheets and discussion.
UKG students took part in Clay Play – Parts of a Plant during the Art & Craft session , where clay modeling helped them explore plant parts while enhancing creativity and fine motor skills. Additionally, the Germination activity and Fireworks in a Jar activity further strengthened scientific curiosity, observation skills, and basic science concepts.

Christmas Celebration

Christmas was celebrated joyfully on for the Nursery, LKG, and UKG classes with age-appropriate activities. The planned activities included a Christmas movie, dance, Santa’s visit to the classes, take-away craft, and singing Christmas carols. Children enjoyed watching the movie, participating in dance activities, and interacting with Santa Claus, which created excitement and happiness across all classes. An age appropriate Christmas craft was done and sent home as a take-away.Celebration was cheerful, engaging, and well-received by all the children.

“STEAM activities PPR”

Nursery students enthusiastically participated in a hands-on STEAM activity, I Spy, Sensory Bottle, which enhanced observation skills, curiosity, and early problem-solving.
Students also participated in the Seasons Booklet activity, helping them explore seasonal changes, identify key features, and express their understanding creatively. Additionally, activities like Melting Glaciers created awareness about glaciers, melting ice, and the impact of heat through a simple, hands-on experiment.

Math Day Block assembly

The Math Day Assembly was conducted with great enthusiasm by students of Classes 3 to 5. A melodious song and a meaningful skit highlighted the importance of mathematics in daily life, earning warm appreciation from teachers and students. The assembly concluded with the prize distribution for the Adobe Express Flyer Making Competition for Class 5 winners.

Whizzathon 2025 – Mathematics Quiz

Whizzathon 2025, a Mathematics Quiz for Classes 3 to 5, was conducted to help students connect mathematical concepts with real-life application. The quiz was held in three phases, further culminating in an exciting final round.
Twelve finalists competed in four teams—Fraction Force, Shape Shifters, Logic Legends, and Symmetry Squad—across engaging rounds that tested logical reasoning, problem-solving, and mathematical thinking. Fraction Force emerged as the winner, while Shape Shifters and Symmetry Squad secured second and third positions. The event celebrated teamwork, enthusiasm, and a strong spirit of mathematical inquiry.

Math Day activities

Mathematics Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm across Classes I–V through engaging, art-integrated activities that made learning joyful and experiential. Each class participated in creative tasks such as Veggie Math Art, Rangoli with Shapes, Mirror Magic Rangoli, Tessellation Tales, and Sierpinski Triangle Art. The celebration beautifully blended creativity with mathematical concepts, helping students explore shapes, patterns, symmetry, and spatial reasoning in a fun and meaningful way.

Math Magic

Math Magic event was held on December 22, 2025 to make mathematical concepts enjoyable and meaningful for young learners. Nursery children explored number values through sensorial activities, helping them understand numbers using hands-on learning. LKG students enjoyed a shapes story session, where they identified and related to different shapes in an engaging way. UKG students learned place value through an interactive Place Value House Activity.
The event successfully blended fun with learning and enhanced children’s conceptual understanding through joyful experiences.

Annual Day Celebration

The Annual Day Celebration 2025 for Classes 6 to 12 was held with great enthusiasm on 21st December 2025 at the school grounds. The programme was themed Pravaah – A Voyage Within, highlighting self-discovery, inner growth, and values inspired by the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita.

The event was graced by the esteemed Chief Guest, Mr. Debangshu Ray, Cluster Head, Reliance Industries Ltd.JMD, whose presence added prestige to the occasion. The evening began on an auspicious note with the formal welcome, lamp lighting, and a melodious welcome song, followed by a graceful Ganesh Vandana.

A major highlight was the Prize Distribution Ceremony, where students were honoured for academic excellence and co-curricular achievements. The Annual School Report was jointly presented by the Principal, Ms. Anvita Kackar, along with the Head Boy,Parin Chandrana and the Head Girl,Kanak Upadhyay.

The cultural programme featured vibrant performances including dances, songs, and skits woven around the central theme. Notable presentations such as Shivaji and Afzal Khan, Siddharth Dance Drama,The Road Not Taken, After Twenty Years, and a Gujarati skit on Raja Parikshit captivated the audience.The Krishna Raas served as a perfect conclusion to the cultural program.

The celebration concluded with an inspiring address by the Chief Guest. Overall, the event was a grand success, celebrating talent, values, and holistic growth.

Grandparents Day

The much-awaited Grandparents’ Day celebration for Classes 1 and 2 was held on 20/12/25 at the school Annual Day ground. The theme for this year, “Manjari – Threads of Love,” beautifully focused on important moral values such as honesty, kindness, courage, and teamwork.
The programme commenced with the auspicious lighting of the lamp by our respected Principal, Ms. Anvita Kackar, along with our Chief Guest, Shri Surinder Singh Saini, Guest of Honour, Shri Harshayu Trivedi, and other dignitaries and members of the leadership team, whose gracious presence added significance to the occasion.
Students presented a series of colourful and meaningful performances beautifully aligned with the theme.
All the dance performances were mesmerizing. The students performed with great confidence and enthusiasm, leaving the audience truly impressed.

What am I? competition

The What Am I? Competition was a creative and engaging platform that encouraged students to bring everyday objects to life through imaginative first-person speeches. Participants presented one-minute monologues as objects, using rich vocabulary, expressive gestures, and effective voice modulation to showcase their communication skills. The competition significantly enhanced students’ vocabulary, sentence formation, and public speaking abilities. It also helped children develop empathy and creative thinking while overcoming stage fear.

Constitution Day

The Primary Department observed Constitution Day on 26th November with a meaningful and well-coordinated morning assembly. The programme highlighted the importance of the Indian Constitution and the values it upholds. Students presented a speech on the role of the Constituent Assembly, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s contribution, and the key principles of the Preamble. The engaging performances helped students connect with the significance of the day. The assembly concluded by inspiring everyone to uphold constitutional values in daily life.

Inter-Class Hindi Abhinayanjali Competition

The Primary Department organized the Inter-Class Hindi Abhinayanjali Competition for Class 4 in the RSCC Hall, filled with creativity and enthusiastic performances. Students impressed the audience with expressive acting, clear diction, and confident stage presence. Each class presented meaningful and engaging dramas showcasing strong teamwork and imagination. The judges praised the presentation, acting, dialogue delivery, and overall impact of the performances. Winners received certificates and gifts, concluding a memorable event that celebrated young talent and a love for the Hindi language.

Hindi Workshop By Full Marks (Language House)

A Hindi Workshop was held at Hotel Celebration, Jamnagar, led by Resource Person Dr. Punita Pandey. The session aimed to enhance Hindi teaching through effective techniques, enrichment activities, and innovative methods. Teachers participated in an idioms worksheet and a group grammar activity. The session concluded with creative ideas like composing songs on Hindi vowels, consonants, and grammar.

Bol Hindi Bol

The LKG and UKG students celebrated the Bol Hindi Bol event with great enthusiasm and confidence. The activity aimed to encourage children to speak in Hindi and express their thoughts fluently. The LKG and UKG students were given a topic to speak on their favourite food item in Hindi. The little ones joyfully described dishes like poori, idli, dosa, jalebi, and apple, using simple sentences and expressive actions. Their cheerful participation filled the atmosphere with excitement and pride. The event helped enhance their Hindi vocabulary, pronunciation, and confidence in public speaking, while fostering love and respect for the national language.

‘Poster making’- sending best wishes to Indian Women’s Cricket team for world cup

Students of KDARFS enthusiastically participated in a creative poster-making activity to extend their heartfelt best wishes to the Indian Women’s Cricket Team for the ICC Cricket World Cup to be held on 2nd November 2025. The activity aimed to encourage artistic expression, promote national pride, and inspire students to support women in sports.
During the session, students designed vibrant and imaginative posters featuring motivational messages, artistic illustrations, and symbolic elements representing teamwork, courage, and sportsmanship. Their creativity reflected not only their artistic skills but also their admiration for the dedication and achievements of the Women’s Cricket Team.
The completed posters were displayed proudly, showcasing the students’ talent and their collective spirit of encouragement for Team India. This initiative successfully fostered creativity, teamwork, and a sense of national belonging among the students of KDARFS.

STEAM activities

Our Nursery children took part in an exciting, hands-on STEAM activity that brought out the little builders in them. Using colourful plastic blocks, the students were challenged to build their own creative structures. The activity offered much more than just building with blocks — it encouraged critical thinking, creativity, teamwork, and helped develop their fine motor skills. Another STEAM activity “Solar Eclipse” was planned by the LKG domain as part of the monthly theme “The Universe.” Specific objective of the activity was to make children to identify the concept of a solar eclipse. A fun and educational STEAM activity on the Four Phases of the Moon was conducted by UKG students. The activity aimed to help children understand how the Moon changes shape while promoting curiosity and creativity. Another STEAM activity –“Light Can Travel Experiment” was conducted by UKG teachers and students.
Together, these STEAM activities created a vibrant, discovery-based learning environment, sparking curiosity and enhancing conceptual understanding across all levels.

CBSE workshop “The Art and Science of Making Good Questions"

A two-day workshop on “The Art and Science of Making Good Questions” was organised by CBSE on at Nand Vidya Niketan, Jamnagar. The workshop was attended by teachers from the Mathematics Department of the school.
The workshop emphasized the importance of critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration. This was followed by insightful sessions on the foundations of good assessment, highlighting the need for alignment with learning goals, conceptual clarity, and deeper thinking beyond rote memorization.
The workshop proved to be highly enriching and provided participants with practical strategies to design effective assessments that nurture critical and mathematical skills in students.

International Hindi Diwas celebrated on 12th September2025

Hindi Diwas was celebrated on 12th September 2025 with great enthusiasm in the Pre-Primary section of the school. Nursery children participated in the “Mera Parichay” activity, confidently introducing themselves in Hindi. LKG students enjoyed a lively “Spin the Wheel” game, identifying objects and answering in Hindi. UKG children presented an energetic assembly with inspirational thoughts, songs, and speeches, showcasing their love for the language. The celebration helped enhance their Hindi speaking skills, vocabulary, and confidence while fostering respect and pride for the national language.

Teachers’ Day Celebration

Teachers’ Day was celebrated with immense joy and enthusiasm in Kokilaben Dhirubhai Reliance foundation School. The tiny tots came prepared with beautifully decorated handmade cards, each reflecting their creativity and affection. Adding to the celebrations, senior students dressed as teachers and conducted classes for the juniors, creating an atmosphere of fun and admiration. Competitions were also organized for the teachers, which brought in a spirit of camaraderie and joy.
A grand celebration was held in the evening, where Long Service Awards were presented to teachers who had successfully completed 10 years of dedicated service at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Reliance Foundation School.
The day was a heartfelt tribute to the teachers, acknowledging their invaluable contribution to shaping young minds and fostering a nurturing learning environment.

National Sports Day Celebration: Fun Games- Tug of War & Cricket

On the occasion of National Sports Day, our Pre-Primary students participated with great enthusiasm in fun-filled sporting events. UKG and LKG children enjoyed an energetic game of Tug of War, displaying teamwork, strength, and excitement. Nursery kids took part in a friendly match of Cricket, experiencing the joy of batting, bowling, and fielding. The atmosphere was vibrant with cheer, laughter, and encouragement as children showcased their team spirit and love for sports.

“STEAM activities PPR”

The Pre-Primary wing conducted a series of engaging STEAM activities to foster creativity, critical thinking, and skill development among young learners.
Nursery children participated in “Nature’s Smiley Face”, where they explored natural materials through creative expression and sensory play. The activity enhanced fine motor skills, observation, and early environmental awareness.
LKG students conducted “2D and 3D Shapes” activity, aimed at helping them recognize and create shapes, differentiate between flat and solid figures, and develop teamwork, logical thinking, and coordination.

Cultural Tourism Day

The Cultural Tourism Day celebration was organized for the pre-primary domain with the objective of creating awareness about the rich cultural diversity of India. The event aimed to help young learners recognize and appreciate different states, their traditional attire, and food habits while developing confidence through public speaking. Children came dressed in the traditional attire of various Indian states, proudly showcasing the uniqueness of each region. Along with this, a display of food items representing different states was arranged, enabling children to observe and learn about culinary diversity. Each child was encouraged to speak a few lines about the state they represented, including its dress, food, or culture.

Ganesh Chaturthi Celebration

On 26th August, our Pre-Primary section joyfully celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with great enthusiasm and devotion. The celebration began with vibrant dance performances by the Nursery and LKG students, who looked adorable in their traditional attire and spread festive cheer through their graceful moves.
An engaging assembly was held at the Pre-Primary Wing. The event showcased the creativity and enthusiasm of our little learners. The program began with a warm welcome and introduction. Nursery children presented a delightful dance performance that filled the atmosphere with joy. Following them, the LKG children mesmerised everyone with their lively and energetic dance act. The highlight of the assembly was the UKG children’s skit, which delivered a meaningful message with confidence and clarity. Each child participated wholeheartedly, showcasing teamwork and talent. The audience appreciated the efforts of the children and teachers in making the event successful.

Class 3 Collaborative Project

The Class 3 Collaborative Project was held between RFS, Lodhivali and KDARFS, Jamnagar, on the theme of SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being. The program highlighted the importance of adopting healthy lifestyles, ensuring road safety, and building awareness on physical and mental well-being.
Aligned with SDG 3.3 (Healthy Living) and SDG 3.6 (Road Safety), the event encouraged students to reflect on global health challenges and the role of young citizens in creating a safer, healthier world. It promoted values of responsibility, sustainability, and care for community well-being.
The collaboration provided a meaningful platform for children to understand the Sustainable Development Goals and connect classroom learning with real-life action, reinforcing the vision of shaping healthier and responsible future citizens.

Drishti Art & Essay Competition 2025

Drishti Art & Essay Competition was organized by Reliance Foundation for children on the theme “India Through My Eyes.” The competition aimed to nurture creativity, imagination, and patriotic feelings. Children joyfully participated by drawing colourful pictures and expressing simple thoughts about India, its festivals, nature, and national symbols. The young participants proudly shared their love for the country in their own unique way. The event-built confidence, encouraged self-expression, and created a cheerful, patriotic atmosphere.

Orientation Session for Class 10 parents

An orientation session for Class 10 parents was successfully conducted in three sessions by class teachers, Academic Coordinator, and Assistant Coordinator. Principal Ms. Anvita Kackar was present throughout, providing valuable inputs and clarifying doubts.
The session covered school rules and regulations, CBSE bye-laws and compliance requirements for LOC submission, assessment patterns, and cyber security guidelines.
Parents appreciated the comprehensive information and expressed satisfaction with the school's efforts. The session effectively prepared families for the Class 10 academic year and strengthened the school-parent partnership.

National Space Day

The Pre-Primary Section celebrated National Sports Day with great enthusiasm. On this occasion, children from Nursery, LKG, and UKG were engaged in an interactive learning session through a video and PPT presentation on India’s space journey and space crafts.
To make learning joyful and hands-on, children also participated in creative activities. The LKG students showcased their imagination by making spacecraft rockets using Rangometry bands, while other classes too enjoyed age-appropriate activities that connected the theme of space exploration with fun learning.
The celebration not only highlighted the significance of National Sports Day but also integrated scientific curiosity, creativity, and experiential learning for our little learners.

Gujarati Poem Recitation Competition

The Inter-House Gujarati Poem Recitation Competition was successfully held with participants from all houses showcasing their talents in the beautiful Gujarati language. The event aimed to encourage students to explore the rich heritage and literature of Gujarati poetry, enhance their linguistic skills, and boost their confidence in public speaking. The recitations reflected a wide range of emotions—from the joyous and celebratory to the poignant and reflective. A standout performance came from Eagles House, who captivated the audience with a heartfelt rendition.
After careful deliberation, the judges announced the winners:
• First Place: Eagle House
• Second Place: Hawk House
• Third Place: Kite House

Public Speaking ‘My country’

A Public Speaking activity on the theme “My Country” was organized for the Pre-Primary children of Nursery, LKG, and UKG. The objective of the activity was to build confidence, enhance communication skills, and nurture love and pride for our nation.
The activity provided a platform for children to express themselves freely, helping them overcome stage fear and develop self-assurance. It also enriched their vocabulary while fostering respect and patriotic feelings for the country.
It strengthened the children’s confidence, improved their vocabulary, and instilled in them respect and pride for the nation.

Primary Inter Section Surya Namaskar Competition for class 2 Boys and Girls

Inter-House Surya Namaskar Competition for Class 2 boys and girls was held with great enthusiasm. Students participated, showcasing fitness, flexibility, and mindfulness through Surya Namaskar.
The competition fostered teamwork, discipline, and confidence. Winners were awarded certificates and medals, while all participants gained a positive learning experience and motivation to embrace healthy habits.

Independence Day Celebration

Independence Day celebration at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Reliance Foundation School was a grand and patriotic event, filled with enthusiasm and national pride. The program commenced with the hoisting of the national flag by the esteemed Principal, followed by the singing of the National Anthem and a speech by the head boy and head girl which instilled a deep sense of patriotism among all present. Thereafter the students and teachers proceeded to DHA football ground for the grand celebration.

A spectacular march past was conducted by contingents from the CISF, NCC (Army and Navy), students of KDARFS, and the Reliance Security Team. The synchronized movements and disciplined marching in unison reflected their dedication and commitment. Adding to the grandeur, the Bagpiper Band delivered an impressive performance, filling the air with patriotic fervor. The cultural program was equally mesmerizing.
The students of KDARFS presented a beautifully choreographed ballet on the theme ‘Sankalp’, symbolizing the journey of determination leading to achievement. The ballet depicted India’s rich cultural diversity through folk and classical dance forms, captivating the audience.
The Independence Day celebration concluded on a high note, leaving a lasting impression on everyone present, reinforcing the values of unity, diversity, and patriotism.

“Janmashtami Celebration”

Our Pre-Primary section joyfully celebrated Janmashtami. The celebration began with vibrant dance performances by the Nursery and LKG students, who looked adorable in their traditional attire and spread festive cheer through their graceful moves. UKG children presented a beautiful skit depicting important episodes from Lord Krishna’s childhood, followed by a lively dance performance. The celebration concluded with the exciting Dahi Handi event, followed by a joyful group dance by all teachers and students, creating a festive and cheerful atmosphere. It was truly a memorable day filled with devotion, fun, and togetherness.

National Librarian’s Day

National Librarian’s Day was celebrated which was aimed to foster a love for books among Nursery, LKG, and UKG students while enhancing listening skills, imagination, and vocabulary. Teachers explored library resources to integrate into classroom learning, followed by interactive reading and blending sessions where children eagerly engaged with picture books. They learnt basic library manners, participated in creative reading-related activities, and showed great enthusiasm throughout. The event successfully inspired both students and teachers to make reading a joyful and regular part of learning.

World Elephant Day

Pre-Primary had a great time celebrating World Elephant Day. The day was full of laughter, colours, and little creative hands at work. Nursery students made bright patchwork on elephant cut-outs, while LKG children giggled as they created balloon elephants with big floppy ears, and UKG students loved making interactive straw elephants whose trunks could wiggle and dance. The celebration not only raised awareness about these gentle giants but also filled the classrooms with joy and imagination.

World Lion Day

On the occasion of “World Lion Day”, our Pre-Primary children stepped into the wild with wide-eyed wonder and boundless enthusiasm. The theme, was brought to life through a vibrant blend of storytelling, music, movement, and hands-on creativity. Each class—Nursery, LKG, and UKG—explored the world of lions in their own unique way. The event was not just a celebration—it was a meaningful learning experience

Award Leader Training Workshop for the International Award for Young People (IAYP)

A two-day Award Leader Training Workshop for the International Award for Young People (IAYP) was attended by Mr Abhivimi Patnayak and Mr Umesh Kumar at The Atrium, Ahmedabad. The workshop was conducted by IAYP Leaders and aimed at equipping the participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to guide young people effectively through the IAYP framework. The workshop proved to be highly informative and interactive, providing valuable insights and practical strategies for Award Leaders to mentor and support participants in their IAYP journey.

Felicitation Ceremony (Class 10 CBSE toppers)

The school hosted a Special Felicitation Assembly to honour the stellar performance of the Class 10 students in the March 2025 CBSE Board Examinations. The event celebrated academic excellence and served as an inspiration for the entire school community.
The overall Topper, was awarded a certificate, memento, and a cheque amounting to Rs.2000/- while the second and third toppers were recognized with certificates and cheques amounting to Rs.1500/- and Rs.1000/- respectively. The Subject Toppers were presented with certificates for their commendable achievements.
In her address, Principal Ms. Anvita Kackar congratulated all the awardees and encouraged them to keep up their dedication and commitment. She emphasized that these results are a reflection of consistent effort and urged the students to continue to strive for excellence in future endeavours.
The proud parents, who were invited to witness the event, expressed their heartfelt appreciation for the school’s efforts in nurturing academic talent and acknowledged the guidance provided by the teachers throughout the year.
The students who represented the school at the National level in various sports and those with outstanding performances in various Olympiads were also felicitated on the occasion. The assembly concluded on a high note, with a renewed sense of motivation among students to aim higher and emulate the success of their peers.

Cyber Security Jagrukta Diwas Assembly

The Cyber Security Jagrukta Diwas Assembly was conducted with the objective of sensitizing students to the safe and responsible use of the internet. It emphasized the importance of being aware of potential risks in the digital space and adopting appropriate measures for self-protection.
Participants from class 4 enacted the real time scenarios to make other children aware of cyber safety rules.

Felicitation Ceremony of Student Council Members

The school organized a special assembly to felicitate the previous batch of Prefectural Board Members. The event aimed to acknowledge their dedication, leadership qualities, and commitment to serving the institution. In a special gesture, the parents were also invited to witness the proud moment of their wards. Their presence added warmth to the occasion, making it more memorable and meaningful. The highlight of the program was the Felicitation Segment, where each board member was invited on stage to receive an honorary certificate. The ceremony concluded with the Principal, Ms.Anvita Kackar, highlighting the importance of student leadership and appreciating the efforts of the Student Council members.

Inter Section ‘Hindi Vigyapan Competition’ of class 7th

The Intersection Hindi Vigyapan Competition was conducted for Class 7th.
The themes for the same were given to the students.(Van mahotsav) & (Jivanopayogi Vastue)
The participants were judged on different parameters. Khushvi of 7th B secured the first position.
Chaavi Shah 7th E, Hetvi 7th H & Parisa 7thH of class clinched the second position.
Third position was secured by Anvi of Class 7th A.

Class-1&2 Fancy Dress Competition

Students of Classes 1 and 2 enthusiastically took part in the Fancy Dress Competition based on the engaging theme ‘Community Helpers.’ The event was brimming with enthusiasm, creativity, and lively performances.
The results of the competition are as follows:
Class 1
2nd Runner up –
Khanjan Mehta, Class 1G

1st Runner up –
Shlesha Desai, Class 1I

Winner – Kaira Rutvik Trivedi, Class 1C

Class 2
2nd Runner up –
Vyona Patel, Class 2C
Anaya Saraswat, Class 2I

1st Runner up –
Nirva Bhatt, Class 2E

Winner – Aatrey Singhal, Class 2H

Inter House Mathematics Quiz

The Inter House Mathematics Quiz Competition was successfully conducted with great enthusiasm and competitive spirit. The event aimed to encourage analytical thinking, sharpen problem-solving skills, and promote interest in mathematics among students.
The competition concluded with enthusiastic participation from all houses. The Rational Thinkers (Kites House) secured the first position followed by Equation masters (Hawks) and Operational Handlers (Falcon) at second and third position respectively.
Medals and certificates were awarded by the Vice Principal and the House Masters. Mr. Arvind Singhal (Vice Principal) also addressed the gathering with a motivating speech, appreciating the efforts of the participants and organizers.
The event concluded on a high note, leaving students inspired and more curious about the subject of mathematics. It was a day filled with learning, excitement, and team spirit.

English Monologue Competition Class 7

An English Monologue Competition was conducted in the Multipurpose Hall. This competition witnessed the enthusiastic participation of students from various sections of Class 7. The contestants fervently presented the monologues from English literature. Chhaavi Shah bagged the first position followed by Amrita Chatterjee and Parisha Ranjit.

Kargil Vijay Diwas

Kargil Vijay Diwas was celebrated to honour the courage and sacrifice of the Indian soldiers during the Kargil War of 1999. An engaging commando training setup was arranged, where children participated in activities like crawling, balancing, and running. These hands-on tasks gave them a glimpse into the discipline and courage of our soldiers. The event sparked curiosity and admiration among the young learners, helping them understand the sacrifices made by our armed forces. It was a meaningful celebration that fostered patriotism and respect in their young hearts.

Inter Section Dance Competition 2025-26 THEME – National/International Dance

An Inter-Section Dance Competition for Grade 3 was held showcasing vibrant National and International dance forms.
The young performers impressed all with their confidence, rhythm, and cultural expression, making the event lively and memorable.

Values and Citizenship

As part of the ongoing teacher development initiatives under the theme Health and Wellness for School-going Children, a session on Value and Citizenship was conducted for Pre-Primary and Primary teachers. The aim of the session was to nurture core human values and responsible citizenship among school-going children, equipping them with the skills and attitudes needed to contribute positively to society.
Both the resource persons explained about how to foster understanding of values like empathy, integrity, respect, and justice and how to develop life skills such as decision-making, critical thinking, cooperation, and responsibility among students. They also explained how to promote active and responsible citizenship aligned with constitutional values and duties to engage students through various activities like storytelling, role plays, group discussions, and comics. Activities on real-life scenarios where students should reflect on ethical dilemmas, teamwork, honesty, and civic duties were also explained.
The session was interesting, interactive and clearly stated how students need to recognize and apply positive values in their daily lives and understand their rights and responsibilities as citizens.

Melody Moves

Pre-Primary Wing conducted the “Melody Moves” activity, where learners confidently recited rhymes of their choice with expressive actions. The event celebrated each child’s individuality and voice, providing a platform to showcase verbal expression and rhythm. This joyful experience not only enhanced their oratory skills but also promoted self-confidence and stage presence. The event was filled with energy, creativity, and laughter, turning rhyme time into a memorable celebration of early childhood expression.

Primary Inter Section Throwball Competition for class 4 Girls

The Inter-Section Throwball Competition for Class 4 Girls was held at the school volleyball ground. The event promoted teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship.
All sections participated with enthusiasm in the knockout-format matches. Class 4 [D] clinched the First Position, while Class 4 [A] were the Runners-Up. The students showcased excellent skill and team spirit.

Play Dough Creation Activity

The Pre-Primary Wing held a fun-filled “Play Dough Creation” activity, where students were given colourful clay to create anything using their imagination. The session allowed learners to express their creativity while improving fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Class-3 Hindi Poem Recitation Competition

The Class 3 students eagerly participated in the Hindi Poem Recitation Competition, centered around the delightful theme “Nature.” The event was filled with excitement, rhythm, and expressive performances that brought common classroom items to life through poetry.
The results of the competition are as follows:
2nd Runner up – Poem: ‘Rang-birangi titliyan’ [Group 4]
1st Runner up – Poem: ‘Subah ki sair’ &‘Barish ka mausam’ [Group 2 & Group 6]
Winner – Poem: ‘Sapno ki duniya’ , ‘Suraj ki kirnein’ & ‘Rangon ka tyohaar’ [Group 1, Group 3 & Group 5]

Class 1 to 5 Hindi Handwriting Competition

The Hindi Handwriting Competition "Akshar-Akshar bahut sundar jaise moti-moti" – was conducted on 11 July 2025 for Classes I to V. Students participated enthusiastically, showcasing neatness, proper letter formation, and writing discipline.
The activity helped improve handwriting habits, focus, and pride in written expression.

English Handwriting Competition

The Handwriting Competition – "Beautiful Letters, Bright Minds" – was conducted to promote neat writing and correct letter formation.
Students from various classes participated actively, demonstrating focus, discipline, and pride in their written work.
The activity enhanced handwriting habits and emphasized the value of structured, legible writing.

Paper Bag Day Assembly

Students of class 4 conducted an assembly on raising awareness about the importance of using eco-friendly paper bags and reducing plastic consumption. Through an engaging talk show, “Say Yes to Paper Bags!”, and a lively flash mob, the students highlighted the harmful effects of plastic and inspired everyone to make sustainable choices in daily life.

Van Mahotsav

To mark the occasion of Van Mahotsav, the Pre-primary wing organized a vibrant and educational celebration aimed at fostering environmental awareness among students. The event began with an enthusiastic plantation drive, where students joined hands with their teachers to plant saplings in the school garden. Each child had the opportunity to water a plant and learn the basics of nurturing it, instilling a sense of responsibility and care for nature. Following the plantation activity, students participated in a Poster Making Activity on the theme “Awareness on Environmental Conservation.” The celebration was not only informative but also deeply engaging.

Intersection Hindi Monologue Competition of Class 8

The Intersection Hindi Monologue Competition for Class 8 was held with great enthusiasm and showcased the remarkable talent and confidence of the students. Participants delivered powerful and expressive monologues, portraying a range of characters and emotions with clarity and conviction.
The participants were judged on different parameters such as Presentation, Memorization, Voice and articulation, language and pronunciation of the content.
Winners were felicitated with certificates and applause, and all students were commended for their outstanding performances.

Senior Investiture Ceremony 2025

The school organized the Investiture Ceremony for the Secondary and the Senior Secondary section at the PR-2 ground to formally appoint the new student council for the upcoming academic year. The event was presided over by Principal, Ms. Anvita Kackar and attended by students and teachers.
The newly elected council members took an oath to serve with honesty, sincerity, and dedication. The ceremony was a proud moment, symbolizing the beginning of their leadership journey and commitment to school values.
Parin Rupesh Chandarana has been appointed as the School Head Boy.
Kanak Upadhyay has taken charge as the School Head Girl.
Shreyash R Singh has been selected as the School Deputy Head Boy.
Lavika Tripathi will serve as the School Deputy Head Girl.

Inter-House Swimming Championship 2025

The much-awaited Inter-House Swimming Championship 2025 for the Senior and Middle School Boys & Girls was successfully organised at the RSCC Swimming Pool. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from all houses, with students showcasing their skill, stamina, and sportsmanship.
Hawk House won in the Senior Boys and Middle Girls categories, while Falcon House topped the Senior Girls category. Kite House emerged as the winner in the Middle Boys category.

Inter-House Handball Competition 2025

The Inter-House Senior Handball Competition 2025 was held at the School Handball Ground (PR-1) with great enthusiasm. The event was graced by the Principal, Vice-Principal, HM, Coordinators, and House Masters. The competition showcased excellent teamwork, sportsmanship, and competitive spirit among the students.
In the Boy’s category Eagle House displayed remarkable teamwork and determination throughout the tournament, clinching the championship title. Whereas, Hawks House exhibited excellent coordination and competitive spirit to emerge as the champions of the Girls' Handball Tournament 2025.

‘Jolly phonics’

An informative online Jolly Phonics session was conducted for the parents of Nursery, LKG, and UKG students to familiarize parents with the Jolly Phonics method followed in school, empowering them to reinforce the same techniques at home. Teachers demonstrated the structured and multi-sensory approach used in classrooms, which includes the use of songs, actions, stories, letter formation etc.

Inter-House Heritage Quiz Competition

The Social Science Department of KDARFS successfully conducted the Inter-House Heritage Quiz Competition with the aim of celebrating India’s rich cultural heritage and deepening students’ understanding of our history, traditions, and identity.
The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from all houses, with students showcasing impressive knowledge and quick thinking in various rounds covering historical facts, monuments, festivals, art, architecture, and prominent personalities of India.
After a closely contested and intellectually stimulating event, the results were as follows:
EAGLES – First Position
KITES – Second Position
FALCONS – Third Position
The quiz not only sparked curiosity and pride in India’s heritage but also encouraged teamwork and healthy competition among the students. It was indeed a memorable event that enriched minds and hearts alike.

Math Magic

The Pre-Primary Wing organized a vibrant and interactive Math Magic event for the UKG students. The activity was thoughtfully curated to strengthen the children’s understanding of basic numeracy skills through play-based learning. Math Magic event proved to be a delightful and enriching experience, reinforcing key foundational concepts in a fun and memorable way.

Middle School Investiture Ceremony 2025

Middle School Investiture Ceremony was organized to recognize and appoint new student council members for the upcoming academic year. The event was attended by students and teachers.
These appointments were made to acknowledge the leadership potential, discipline and dedication demonstrated by the students.

Aarav Kumar has been appointed as the Middle School Captain (Boys).
Vansh Gupta will serve as the Middle School Deputy Captain (Boys).
Snusha Trived has taken charge as the Middle School Captain (Girls).
Urva Bhatt has been named the Middle School Deputy Captain (Girls).

Father’s Day Celebration

Father’s Day was celebrated with immense joy and enthusiasm through a series of heart-warming and fun-filled activities. The celebration included an adorable role play, a creative paper craft activity. These handmade tokens of love were proudly carried home by students as special gifts for their dads.

Splash Fun

Pre-Primary students of KDARFS celebrated “Splash Fun” with great excitement and enthusiasm. The event provided a refreshing and joyful break from routine while seamlessly integrating play with purposeful learning.
Children eagerly explored Aakar kits placed in water tubs, engaging in shape sorting activities that enhanced their cognitive abilities and fine motor skills.

English Poem Recitation Competition

Class 2 English Poem Recitation unfolded with vibrant enthusiasm, as young learners took the stage with radiant smiles and confident voices. The competition not only enhanced their speaking skills but also boosted their confidence.

Fire Safety Week Programme

As part of RIL-JMD's Fire Safety Week programme, a special assembly was conducted in the school to educate students about fire safety measures. The Fire Safety team delivered an informative presentation on different types of fires and essential emergency procedures to follow in case of a fire in the school premises. Students watched attentively as the team demonstrated the proper usage of various fire extinguishers for dousing different types of fires.
The Fire Safety Week was celebrated with great enthusiasm at KDARFS, with activities designed to build awareness among students of all age groups. The youngest learners in pre-primary classes participated in engaging sessions where they watched fun and informative videos covering key fire safety concepts such as ‘Stop, Drop and Roll’ and important emergency numbers to remember.
Students of Classes 4, 5 and 6 expressed their understanding of fire safety through a creative poster-making competition, while students from Classes 7, 8, and 9 participated in an essay writing competition on the topic. These activities not only reinforced important safety lessons but also encouraged students to think critically about fire prevention and emergency response.

Poster-making Activities

The primary wing conducted poster-making activities to mark several events.
World Health Day: The theme for this year was ‘Healthy beginnings, hopeful future’. The activity aimed at raising awareness about the importance of health and wellness.
Commemorating the Martyrs: Based on the concept of a ‘Wall of Remembrance’, students from Classes 3 to 5 created posters on the in the memory of ‘Jallianwala Bagh Massacre’. The activity served as a meaningful tribute, helping young learners understand the historical significance of the event while promoting values of peace and gratitude.

Remembering Dr,Babasaheb Ambedkar

To honour the memory of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and his invaluable contribution to the Indian Constitution, a special video highlighting his life and social reforms was shown to students. Following the screening of the video, all students participated in the ‘Be Like Babasaheb Pledge’. This engaging and interactive activity helped students connect with the values Dr.Ambedkar stood for, while strengthening awareness about India’s great leaders and their remarkable contributions to the nation.

World Health Day (Flash Mob)

On the occasion of World Health Day, the Eco Champions of the Middle School organized an energetic and thought-provoking flash mob on April 7th to spread awareness about health and wellness. The flash mob, themed "Healthier beginnings, hopeful futures", highlighted the importance of physical activity, mental well-being, and environmental sustainability. With vibrant music and synchronized dance moves, the Eco Champions creatively conveyed messages about balanced diets, regular exercise, hygiene, and the need to care for nature to support human health.

Parents’ Orientation Programme (Primary)

Orientation Programmes were recently conducted for Parents of Primary students. While the Orientation was conducted on an Offline mode for Classes 1, 3 and 5, for Classes 2 and 4, they were organized in an online mode. The Orientation aimed at familiarizing parents with the school’s academic structure, rules, and new policies for the upcoming session. Principal Ms. Anvita Kackar, emphasized the importance of school-parent collaboration and highlighted the shift towards experiential and competency-based learning under NEP 2020 and NCF. She also stressed the value of emotional intelligence (EQ) in a child’s overall development. Key school functions, including rules, assessments, and the updated detention policy, were presented through an interactive PowerPoint. Parents were guided on supporting their child's learning and briefed on school policies and co-curricular activities. The session ended with a Q&A, and parents appreciated the open dialogue and informative nature of the program.

‘Mom & Me’ event (Nursery)

The KDARFS Pre-primary wing hosted a joyful three-day ‘Mom and Me’ event where Nursery children participated in fun-filled activities with their mothers. From games and rhymes to crafts and dance, each day celebrated bonding, learning, and laughter, making it a heart-warming experience for all. The event fostered stronger emotional connections, encouraged active parent participation, and created lasting memories. Mothers and children explored creativity, expressed themselves freely, and enjoyed quality time together in a playful and nurturing environment.

Parents’ Orientation Programme (Pre-primary)

An Orientation Programme was recently organized for parents of Pre-primary children. The orientation introduced parents to the school's curriculum, pedagogy, and culture. The session emphasized holistic child development, foundational learning, and experiential teaching strategies. Highlights included the school’s achievements, faculty introductions, infrastructure, and key guidelines on communication, discipline, and transport. A virtual school tour and Q&A session ensured clarity on school policies. The program strengthened the home-school partnership, fostering collaboration for students' overall growth.

Inter-house Throw-ball Competition (Class 5 )

Inter House Throw-ball competition was organized recently for Class 5 girls. Hawk House emerged the winners while the Falcon House were the runners-up.

National Science day Celebration

National Science Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm across the school.
Pre-primary: Nursery children participated in a fun-filled craft activity of making a spinning fan Helicopter, helping them explore the concept of motion and wind energy. LKG students were engaged in a tie-and-dye activity on handkerchiefs, discovering color mixing and absorption through a creative art experiment. Meanwhile, UKG children showcased their innovation by making eco-friendly vehicle crafts using recycled and natural materials, reinforcing the importance of sustainability and environmental awareness.
Middle School and Secondary:
The Chem-Explore Workshop, organized by the Chemistry Department, was an engaging session attended by teachers of classes 6 to 8, who participated as spectators. This workshop aimed to create a deeper understanding of chemistry concepts and how they directly correlate with everyday life. A total of 30 members leveraged the chemistry concepts, bringing out their day-to-day life applications and core connections to science.

Film Festival Week

The Film Festival for pre-pre-schoolers was a delightful and engaging event, featuring short animated films designed to entertain and educate young minds. The carefully selected movies focused on colours, shapes, animals, and simple moral stories, keeping the little ones captivated. Interactive sessions followed, where children shared their favourite moments. The festival fostered curiosity, creativity, and early language development, making it a joyful learning experience for all.

Community Outreach Programme 1

As a part of the school's Outreach Programme, Class 6 students visited Uttar Buniyadi School situated at Ravalsar, Jamnagar. They were accorded a warm welcome by the UBS school students. The day's activities commenced with a prayer sung by the KDARFS students. The Principal of Uttar Buniyadi School then addressed the gathering, expressing his appreciation for the initiative and highlighting the importance of such community interactions. The students of Uttar Buniyadi School delighted the audience with two vibrant dance performances, which were highly appreciated by all present. As a token of respect and appreciation, the students of KDARFS School presented a handmade card to the Principal of Uttar Buniyadi School. as a gesture of goodwill, chocolates were distributed to the students, bringing smiles to their faces. KDARFS students also presented a football and Hygiene Kits (donated by Class 11 students). The visit also included recreational activities, where KDARFS boys played a friendly cricket match with the boys of Uttar Buniyadi School. Meanwhile, the girls from both schools engaged in games together, fostering friendship and teamwork. The community service initiative not only strengthened the bond between the two schools but also instilled a sense of social responsibility among the students of KDARFS School.

CLASS 1: Special Assembly: ‘Spring’

Class 1 students hosted a vibrant assembly to celebrate the arrival of spring with shlokas, a role-play on tree care, a lively dance, and a rhyme. The event concluded with a prize distribution for Humming Bird and Spell Bee winners, at the hands of Principal Ms. Anvita Kackar.

Club Activities’ Grand Finale (Middle School)

The Grand Finale of Club Activities (Middle School) was marked by enthusiastic participation from students across various clubs. The first segment of the program featured a series of performances by students of Music, Dance, Yoga, Drama and Taekwondo clubs. Following the performances, the Principal delivered an inspiring speech, appreciating the students' efforts and emphasizing the need for changes in the current education system to align with modern advancements. An exhibition too was organized where different clubs, including IT, Math Mysteries, History, and Craftopia etc, showcased their exhibits. The Grand Finale of Club Activities (Middle School) was marked by enthusiastic participation from students across various clubs. The first segment of the program featured a series of performances by students of Music, Dance, Yoga, Drama and Taekwondo clubs. Following the performances, the Principal delivered an inspiring speech, appreciating the students' efforts and emphasizing the need for changes in the current education system to align with modern advancements. An exhibition too was organized where different clubs, including IT, Math Mysteries, History, and Craftopia etc. showcased their exhibits. The excitement continued with a series of sports events which included a Football match for boys Basketball match for girls. The event concluded on a joyous note, leaving students with a sense of fulfillment and enthusiasm.

Community Outreach Programme 2

As part of the school’s Outreach programme, the students of Class 6 recently visited ‘Vatsalyadham Vrudhshram’. The visit aimed to foster empathy, kindness, and social responsibility among the students by interacting with the elderly residents and bringing joy to their lives. The programme commenced with a heartfelt prayer, setting a peaceful and respectful tone for the visit. The students then showcased their talents by performing dances, reciting poems, and singing melodious songs, bringing smiles to the faces of the elderly. To express their love and respect, the students presented handmade best wishes cards and distributed fruits to the elderly residents. The interactions were filled with gratitude and blessings as the students listened to the life experiences of the residents, gaining valuable insights and wisdom. The entire experience not only nurtured compassion in the young minds but also reinforced the value of respect and love for the elderly in society.

Rhyme Show

KDARFS Pre-Primary Wing organized an exciting Rhyme Show for Nursery, LKG, and UKG classes, aimed at promoting language development and creativity. Each class held its own show, allowing children to confidently perform rhymes with actions and props. The event was a joyful and engaging learning experience for all the children involved.

PPT Making Competition Class 5

The PPT Making Competition for Class 5 was organized to promote creativity, teamwork, and presentation skills. Students created PowerPoint presentations on topics like climate change, water conservation, renewable energy, recycling, and wildlife conservation.

Special Assembly (Class 2) ‘Friendship’

Class 2 students delivered a heartwarming assembly celebrating the essence of friendship. A delightful poem and a creative skit beautifully depicted the strength of friendships, like roots intertwining and growing together. The assembly concluded with a vibrant dance, leaving everyone uplifted and inspired to cherish lifelong bonds.

Special Assembly (Class 3) ‘Teamwork and leadership’

Class 3 students showcased an inspiring assembly on Leadership and Teamwork. The event featured a spirited leadership song, a captivating mime act, a powerful declamation, and an energetic dance performance.

Eco-club Activity: ‘Making a Piggy-bank’

KDARFS Pre-Primary Wing organized an Eco Club activity of making piggy banks from waste material. This initiative aimed to foster creativity and environmental awareness among the young minds of Nursery, LKG and UKG. The students were encouraged to bring waste materials from home and transform them into unique piggy banks. The learning experience promoted sustainability and creativity among kids.

Primary Enrichment Club - Grand Finale: ‘ODYSSEY - Discoveries and Challenges’

The Grand Finale of the Primary Enrichment Club was a vibrant celebration of talent and creativity. The event featured captivating performances, including a melodic keyboard recital, dynamic Zumba, Yoga demonstration, Dance, and theatrical acts. Various clubs—Art & Crafts, Painting, Calligraphy, Orators, Math & Science, and Innovation - exhibited impressive projects; from handmade crafts to scientific experiments. The event concluded with words of appreciation from Principal Ms. Anvita Kackar, reinforcing the importance of holistic development.

Early Childhood Education Summit

Inter-house ‘Science Quiz’

An Inter-house ‘Science Quiz’ was recently organized for students of classes 6 to 8. The quiz aimed to assess students' knowledge in various scientific disciplines while promoting a spirit of healthy competition. The Quiz consisted of five challenging rounds designed to test different aspects of scientific knowledge and application. Following an intense and engaging competition, Vice Principal, Mr. Arvind Singhal, announced the final results and presented medals to the top three winning teams:
First Position: The Science Seekers (Eagle House)
Second Position: Eureka Squad (Falcon House)
Third Position: The Brainiacs (Kite House)

Special Assembly (Class 4)‘Heroes Among Us’

KDARFS Class 4 students presented an inspiring assembly on the theme, ‘Heroes Among Us’, celebrating everyday heroes like doctors, teachers, army officers, police officers, engineers, farmers, and mothers. Through a heartfelt skit and dance, the students honoured their dedication and sacrifice.

‘Sci-Fun 2025’

On the occasion of the Global Women’s Breakfast, an initiative by IUPAC, KDARFS organized ‚Sci-Fun 2025‘ showcasing the creativity and scientific acumen of Class 8 students. Students from different grades presented models and experiments based on principles of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Each exhibit was meticulously prepared under the guidance of senior and junior science teachers. Several students performed real-time experiments, explaining concepts like centrifugal force, motion, chemical reactions, and microbiology in an engaging and interactive manner. The collaborative efforts of teachers and students resulted in an engaging and enriching experience for all. The event not only celebrated women’s equity in science but also inspired young minds to explore the wonders of scientific discovery.

Story-telling Session

The storytelling session was a heart-warming showcase of creativity by Nursery, LKG, and UKG students. They captivated the audience with their imaginative stories, using apt props and gestures. It was delightful to witness these young, expressive communicators who left everyone spellbound and entertained.

CLASS 5 Special Assembly: ‘Positive Vibes, Brighter Lives’

Class 5 students conducted a morning assembly on "Positive Vibes, Brighter Lives," promoting happiness and optimism. Ther Assembly highlighted the power of a positive mind-set in overcoming challenges. The assembly successfully reinforced the idea that spreading positivity leads to a brighter world.

Special Assembly: ‘Hail the Heroes’ (Middle School)

A special assembly on the theme ‘Hail the Heroes’ was conducted by English Department (Middle School). The event began with inspiring performances, poetry recitations, and musical renditions, all aimed at paying tribute to the valiant soldiers who have selflessly served the country. A remarkable exhibition showcased charts and models of significant figures and landmarks, including a navy base camp, Agra Fort, all the gallantry awards (Chakras), and India Gate, reflecting the immense contributions of our armed forces. Following the performances, Kalpesh Halavadia from JMD Security, a former commando who had participated in Operation Vijay during the Kargil War, shared his experiences, offering the audience a glimpse into the challenges faced by those in service. The assembly concluded with an address by our esteemed Principal, who emphasized the importance of remembering and honouring our national heroes. The day was also observed as a bagless day, allowing students to engage in meaningful activities dedicated to celebrating our brave soldiers.

Basant Panchami Celebration

The Pre-Primary and the Primary sections joyfully celebrated Basant Panchami. The children participated in a heartfelt tribute to Goddess Saraswati, offering yellow flowers and prayers in devotion. Various cultural performances were organized to showcase the essence of Basant Panchami. Students presented melodious songs, dances and portrayed how Basant Panchami is celebrated in different states of India.
The event was filled with enthusiasm, providing a memorable experience that connected the little ones with the rich traditions of Basant Panchami.

STEAM Activities (January)

Nursery Kids enjoyed ‘Shapes Cut-out’ activity wherein they were taught to identify different shapes like triangle, square, rectangle and circle. LKG students were engrossed in ‘Germination’ activity. They were guided to identify the basic concept and sequence of germination. UKG students were busy in another venture, titled ‘Grow Your Own Food’. This activity enabled the children to recognize and identify different seeds, to know the needs of plants and to develop vocabulary related to plants and germination.

Farewell Ceremony (Class 12)

KDARFS organized a grand farewell for the outgoing batch of Class 12 students. The highlight of the event was the cultural programme, which included a mix of dance and music. The students showcased their talents, with lively dance performances and soulful musical renditions.
Principal, Ms Anvita Kackar addressed the seniors and showered her blessings on the students and offered support and guidance to the students for all future endeavours.
Class 12 Students rocked the show by their confident ramp walks along with their teachers. They were Presented with farewell mementos, a symbol of their time at the school. The students, in turn, expressed their gratitude to the faculty and staff-members, acknowledging their guidance and support over the years.

Junior Model UN Conference

The KDARFS Junior Model United Nations Conference 2025, organized over two days, brought together 150 students from Classes 6-8 in a dynamic simulation of international diplomacy. The two-day event commenced with an opening ceremony attended by distinguished guests including Charge de affairs Mr. Shivam Bhatt and Principal Mrs. Anvita Kackar, among other esteemed faculty members. Students participated across five committees - UNFAO, UNSC, ECOSOC, UN Women, and WHO - tackling crucial global issues ranging from sustainable agriculture to mental health development.
Through structured debates, caucuses, and resolution drafting, delegates demonstrated exceptional diplomatic skills while representing various nations. Each committee, comprising 27-30 delegates, engaged in comprehensive discussions that culminated in the passing of significant resolutions. The conference concluded with 25 outstanding delegates receiving recognition across categories including Best Delegate, Best Position Paper, Honourable Mention, and Verbal Mention awards. Notable achievements included Bhavya Desai (Croatia) winning Best Delegate in ECOSOC, Abhiram Panicker (China) in UNFAO, Satvik Raj Singh (France) in UNSC, Atharva Pandey (USA) in WHO, and Tathya Shah (Ukraine) in UN Women, marking the successful fostering of critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving skills among young diplomats.

‘Spelling Quest’ competition

The Inter-section Quiz Competition was conducted for students of Class 4. The competition aimed to enhance students' knowledge, encourage teamwork, and promote a spirit of healthy competition. Four teams competed in multiple rounds, showcasing their spelling prowess and quick thinking. Team, ‘Spell-casters’ was the winner of the competition. The team consisted of Anushree Panicker (4H), Vivaan Sharma (4F), Jahal Patel (4D) and Chaitanya Patrade (4A).

Inter-section Competition: ‘Art Integration in Math’

An Inter- section ‘Art Integration in Math’ Competition was organized for students of Classes 9 and 11. The event showcased the creative and mathematical prowess of students. A total of 13 sections participated in the competition, with each section presenting unique project integrating art with mathematical concepts. The competition was judged by Mr. Dhaval Patel (PGT, Mathematics, NVN School and Ms.Anuradha Singh. The competition led to a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts through artistic expression. The competition not only enhanced the students' analytical skills but also encouraged them to explore the interdisciplinary relationship between math and art.

Fruit Ramp walk

The Fruits Ramp Walk activity was an exciting event organized for the Pre-primary children, where they showcased their creativity and confidence by walking the ramp dressed as different fruits. The event aimed to promote the importance of healthy eating while encouraging self-expression and stage presence in the kids involved.

Republic Day Celebration

KDARFS celebrated India’s 76th Republic Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit, starting with the flag-hoisting ceremony in the school, where the principal addressed the students and teachers. This was followed by inspiring speeches delivered by the Head Boy and Head Girl, setting the tone for the day.
Later, the grand celebrations at DHA Ground, Reliance Township, began with the unfurling of the national flag at the hands of Cluster Site president, JMD- RIL, Mr.Debangsu Ray. Residents, officials, students, and staff united in honouring the day with pride and patriotism. The events included parades by the platoons of CISF, Reliance Security, NCC Cadets of Army and Navy wings, dog show, mock-drill by CISF jawans and cultural programmes by RSCC and KDARFS students of classes 6 and 7. The students of the school set the ground ablaze with their fiery performance centred around the theme, ‘Sankalp Se Siddhi’, showcasing India's unity, cultural diversity and progress. The KDARFS dance troupe presented an extraordinary cultural performance that celebrated India's rich traditions. Decked in vibrant attires, the performers mesmerized the audience with folk dances from various states, creating an atmosphere of joy and pride.

Story- telling Activity (Hindi)

A story-telling activity, ‘Bol Hindi Bol’, highlighting the importance of the Hindi language, was organized for the students of Nursery, LKG, and UKG in their respective classes. The activity was a delightful display of the children's developing language skills. The event featured short, simple Hindi stories enthusiastically narrated by the young learners with confidence. They used gestures, expressions, and props to bring their stories to life. The event not only strengthened their bond with the Hindi language but also fostered their imagination and communication skills.

Inter-house Cricket competition

Inter House Cricket Championship was organised for Class 5 students.
Results are as follows:
Inter House Cricket Class 5 (Boys):
1st Position: - Kite house
2nd Position: - Eagle house
3rd Position: - Falcon house
4th Position: - Hawk house
Man of the Series: -
Priyansh Vithhlani: (Eagle House)
Man of the Match: - Krishiv Shah (Kite House)

Traffic safety

‘Traffic Safety Awareness’ sessions were conducted for students of class 5 and for teachers. While the students were educated to use bicycles them on the safe and responsible within Reliance Greens, the teachers were made aware of the traffic rules within the township.
In PPR, a craft activity in the Nursery class focused on creating traffic light models using coloured paper, enhancing creativity and fine motor skills while teaching road safety. LKG and UKG students watched an engaging video on traffic rules, including traffic lights, signals, and zebra crossings The sessions aimed to enhance road safety awareness all and minimize the risk of accidents. At the end of the session, a quiz on traffic safety was conducted for the teachers.

Inter-house Clay modelling Competition

An Inter-house Clay Modelling Competition was organized for students of Classes 6, 7 and 8. A topic for the competition was given on the spot. All participants were able to connect the topic of the competition and created spectacular clay models on given topic. Students of Kite house bagged the First position, Eagle House and falcon house were placed Second and third respectively.
The names of the winning students are as follows:
Kite House: Bhavya B Patel, Rudra Gohel, Pranshu Italiya and Shreenaath N
Eagle House: Harshiv Satrola, Vansh Gupta, Aditya Dangar and Dhruvi Ramani
Falcon House: Agrima Chandrakar, Rajveer Chauhan, Utsav Makwana and Ayush Vataliya

Session on Dental Hygiene

A session on Dental Hygiene was conducted for Class 4 students to educate them about maintaining good oral health. The interactive session, by Dr.Bhargav Joshi aimed to create awareness about the importance of oral hygiene and encourage healthy habits among the children. This informative session successfully instilled a sense of responsibility in the students towards their dental hygiene.

GK Quiz competition

General Knowledge Quiz Competition was conducted for students of classes 3 to 5.
The four teams, Agatha Quiztie, Quizzy Buzzers, Quiztastic Smarties and Quizing Cameos, dazzled the audience with their brilliance and exceptional skills, showcasing an extraordinary blend of intelligence and talent. The competition included 4 rounds and was conducted as a part of learning process, a game of mind, intellect, interest, knowledge and joy for students.

The results are as follows:
1st Position Quizing Cameos 5A- Mihita Prusty
4G- Prakriti Suthar
3E- Aryan dalsania
2nd Position Agatha Quiztie 5H- Khushi Pithadia
4F- Kapilesh
3C- Jeetansh Dave
3rd Position Quiztastic Smarties 5A- Dwaipayan sarma
4C- Atharva Parmar
3D- Anika sharma
4th Position Quizzy Buzzers
5G- Reyaansh Pati
4E - Nihaan Patel
3H- Aahana - 13

Pre-primary Annual Sports Day

The Annual Sports Day for UKG, LKG, and Nursery classes was celebrated on the theme ‘Eco-Athlon: Trash to Triumph’. The young athletes enthusiastically engaged in a variety of sports activities, from races to group games, all while dressed in colourful costumes. Their energy, teamwork, and excitement were palpable, creating a vibrant and joyous atmosphere. Cheered on by teachers and classmates, the children thoroughly enjoyed the event, making it a memorable and fun-filled celebration for all.

‘Makar Sankranti’ Celebrations

The Pre-Primary section organized an exciting craft activity to celebrate Makar Sankranti. The event began with a brief introduction by the teachers, highlighting the significance of the festival and the tradition of flying kites.
Children from Nursery, LKG, and UKG participated enthusiastically in the craft activity. Each child was given a kite-shaped paper cutout along with colorful paper pieces, googly eyes, and glue sticks. Under the teachers’ guidance, the children decorated their kites using the provided materials, creating vibrant designs.
The activity encouraged children to express their creativity. It also provided an opportunity for them to learn about the cultural importance of Makar Sankranti in a fun and interactive way.

‘War of Words’ Intersection English Debate

Inter-Section English Debate Competition was organized on thought-provoking topic: “Which one is better for learning? Books or E-books!”
The competition was judged based on four key rubrics: Presentation, Content, Fluency & Pronunciation, and Expression.
The result of the competition is as follows:
1st Position- Shyama Kansagra (For) & Paul D Walt (against)
2nd Position-up: Drashiti Shah(For) & Takshray S. Parmar (against)
3rd Position-up: Nirvana Mehta (For) & Dhyana Patel (against)
Best Speaker (For the Motion): Drashti Shah
Best Speaker (Against the Motion): Paul D Walt

Health and Wellness Programme

The school has initiated a comprehensive Health and Wellness Programme focusing on holistic development of students and staff across physical, mental, emotional, and environmental health dimensions.
Teacher Development:
The programme began with teacher training sessions focused on emotional health and mental wellbeing. Teachers participated in interactive workshops where they learned strategies to increase self-awareness and were tasked with developing student-focused activities and resources. Selected teachers were appointed to implement health and wellness activities throughout the school community.
Student Sessions:
The school conducted structured sessions for middle and Secondary and Senior Secondary students covering crucial aspects of adolescent development. Key focus areas included: Physical and Emotional Development, Understanding puberty and associated physical changes, Importance of personal hygiene and healthy practices, Nutrition and balanced diet awareness and Mental Health and Social Development
To ensure ongoing support, the school implemented a query box system where students could anonymously submit their questions for future sessions. The programme successfully created a safe, open environment for discussing sensitive topics while providing practical guidance for navigating adolescence.
The initiative has shown positive outcomes in terms of enhanced student awareness about physical and emotional well-being, improved understanding of nutritional needs, and greater confidence in addressing adolescent challenges.

STEAM Activities (December)

KDARFS Pre-Primary wing conducted different STEAM activities titled ‘3R: Making Teaching Aids’(for Nursery), ‘Dancing balloon’ (for LKG) and ‘Seasons Booklet’ (for UKG) . These engaging and interactive activities, promoted the students’ creativity, critical thinking and fine motor skills.

Hon. Dhirubhai Ambani Birth Anniversary Celebration

The school community gathered to commemorate the birth anniversary of Shri Dhirubhai Ambaniji with deep reverence. The solemn ceremony was led by Principal Mrs. Anvita Kackar, along with the school's leadership team.
During the memorial ceremony, the leadership team, staff members and housekeeping personnel offered floral tributes to honour the memory of this exceptional personality who transformed India's industrial landscape. The school choir enhanced the spiritual ambience of the occasion with a thoughtfully curated selection of bhajans, including Shri Dhirubhai's favourite devotional song "Hey Govind, Hey Gopal."
The event served as an opportunity for the school community to reflect upon and draw inspiration from Shri Dhirubhai Ambani's extraordinary life journey and his invaluable contributions to the nation.

Mathematics Week Celebration

The Mathematics Week Celebration at KDARFS was a remarkable blend of creativity, skill-building, and academic excellence. The series of activities aimed at fostering an appreciation for mathematics, showcasing its relevance in everyday life, and encouraging artistic integration into mathematical concepts. Below is a detailed account of the events conducted during the week. It included activities like ‘Playing with Constructions’ (Classes 6 & 8), ‘Tangram Scenery’ (Class 7), ‘Chart presentations on eminent mathematicians’ (Class 8), ‘Youth Skillset Integration Program’ (Class 11). The weeklong activities concluded with an innovative assembly which celebrated mathematical concepts through dances, quiz and song and skit.

Christmas Assembly

The Christmas Assembly was a lively celebration organized by middle school students around the theme ‘Joy of Giving’. The event began with the middle school choir’s uplifting performance of Showers of Blessings, followed by a touching skit, A True Gift, emphasizing kindness and sharing. A vibrant dance performance in festive red costumes captivated the audience, and the arrival of Santa spread joy and excitement.
The Pre-primary wing too celebrated Chqristmas with story-telling and a fin Christmas craft activity.
The Principal’s concluding address emphasized the importance of giving, making the assembly a heartfelt, memorable celebration of the festive spirit.

Eco-club activity

As a part of the the Eco-club activity, sustainable materials like tin, beads, paper roll were provided to the children and asked to make music instruments using the same.

The buddying scientist were very much enthusiastic and curious during the activity and very much actively participated in the creating something unique musical instrument.

Annual Day Celebration) Day 1: Classes 1, 2 and 3 Day 2: Classes 4 and 5

The KDARFS Annual Day celebration was conducted over two days on December 20-21, 2024, featuring performances by students from Classes 1-5. With a total participation of 973 students across both days, the event showcased different themes highlighting moral values and student achievements.
Day 1 (Classes 1-3) centred on the theme "Abhyudaya-Beyond Boundaries," integrating artificial intelligence with human collaboration. Day 2 (Classes 4-5) celebrated "Indradhanush – Colours of Life," emphasizing values like responsibility, leadership, and satisfaction.
Both days commenced with lamp lighting ceremonies by distinguished guests including Shri. Kamal Pahwa on Day 1 and Mr. Debanshu Roy & Dr. Shiuli Ray on Day 2 joined by Vice Principal Mr. Arvind Singhal. The events featured diverse cultural performances including dances, songs, and dramatic presentations.
Special recognition was given during the celebrations, with Day 1 honouring teachers for their 10, 15, and 25 years of service, while Day 2 celebrated academic achievers among students. Both days concluded with grand finale performances involving all participants.
The successful execution of this two-day event was made possible under the leadership of Principal Ms. Anvita Kackar, Vice Principal Mr. Arvind Singhal, Coordinator Ms. Sheela Iyer, and Assistant Coordinator Ms. Smitha Nair, along with the dedicated efforts of teachers, parents, and participating students.

Inter-house Spell-bee Competition

An exciting Inter-house Spelling Bee Competition was organized for the students of Middle School section. The rounds of the competition tested the participants' spelling prowess, agility, and quick recall abilities. After four nail-biting rounds, the Hawks House soared to victory, claiming the gold medal. There was a dramatic tie for the silver medal between Falcons and Kites, while Eagles House secured the bronze medal.

STEAM activities (November)

STEAM activities for the month included ‘Nature Walk’ for Nursery students, and ‘Salad-making’ for LKG & UKG students.

Adobe Express Poster Presentation

The Adobe Express Poster presentation, which showcased students' creativity and digital design skills, was organized for Class 6 students. The competition featured eight teams designing projects based on SDGs and OVEP themes. Each team presented their posters in 3-minute intervals, and were assessed on creativity, theme relevance, aesthetic appeal, and technical proficiency.

Winners:

1st Position: Express Experts (Hetvi Bhardwa & Zahra Ghadiyali, 6D)

2nd Position: Creation Commanders (Ms. Agrima Chandrakar)

3rd Position (tie): Express Explorers (Shivjyoti, 6H) & Gradient Gurus (Rushika Yella & Simoni Parmar, 6G).

RIDS Collaborative Project

Students of the Primary section organized an online assembly in coordination with a Malaysian school. The objectives of this event were to foster international connections, encourage cross-cultural learning, and give kids a stage wherein they could exhibit their abilities and inventiveness.
Teachers and students from both schools expressed gratitude and excitement for the event, which was a huge success. It expanded the students' viewpoints, improved communication skills, and offered a special chance for cultural exchange.

Shadow Puppetry on Mental Health & Wellness Program

As part of the ‘Emotional Well-being & Mental Health Programme’, shadow puppetry was conducted for the Pre-primary students. The captivating storytelling engaged the children, teaching them about emotions like happiness, sadness, and kindness in a fun and relatable way. The activity encouraged open discussions about feelings, helping children identify and express their emotions. It also enhanced their listening and imagination skills while fostering empathy.

Salad Making Activity

LKG & UKG classes conducted a ‘Salad Making Activity’, wherein one group of children washed the fruits and vegetables, another peeled and diced them, a third mixed the seasoning, and the last group squeezed fresh lemon juice. This activity emphasized teamwork and reducing food wastage. Significance of food conservation was emphasized upon and the students engaged in discussions about sustainability, highlighting the importance of making responsible choices to preserve resources for future generations.

Session on Mental Health and Emotional well-being

A session on Emotional and Mental Well-being was conducted for students at KDARFS with the aim of fostering awareness about emotions, teaching coping strategies, and creating a safe space for students to share their feelings. The session was interactive, engaging, and tailored to the developmental needs of children in this age group.

International Day Against Violence and Bullying, including Cyberbullying, at School

KDARFS commemorated the International Day against Violence and Bullying, with the students participating in a variety of activities such as creating posters, free-hand drawings, and slogan writing all of which emphasised the qualities of compassion and empathy-building.

STEAM activities for October

STEAM activities for the month included ‘Airplane Making’ using origami paper, making ‘Rocket Straw Launchers, ‘Identifying different phases of Moon’, and ‘Understanding the concepts of opaque, transparent, and translucent materials’

Hindi Handwriting Competition (Class 3)

Hindi Handwriting Competition was conducted for Class 3 students. Hitarthi Santoki bagged the first position while Tanisha Maradiya and Riyanshkumar Patel were placed second and third respectively.

‘Object-talk’ Competition

‘Object-talk’ Competition was organized for Class 2 students. The young speakers captivated the audience with their content, confidence, and time management.
The winners are as follows:
Winner: Reva Ranade
First Runner-up: Sudani
Second Runner-up: Ridham Solanki and Taniya Khatri

Special Assembly (Classes 1 and 2): Traditional Dresses around the World

Students of Grades 1 and 2 hosted a captivating assembly, celebrating the rich tapestry of Traditional Dresses around the world.
The highlight of the assembly was the stunning Ramp Walk, where students confidently showcased traditional attire from various nations, creatively incorporating shapes, patterns, and symbols.
An engaging Amazing Fact segment revealed intriguing titbits, sparking curiosity and fascination among the students.
The grand finale was the impressive exhibition presented by Class 1 students, who showcased Traditional Dresses from around the world through beautifully crafted and meticulously decorated scrapbooks.
The assembly successfully promoted cross-cultural understanding, creativity, and teamwork, leaving a lasting impact on the school community.

‘Eid-e Milad’ celebration

The Pre-Primary wing joyfully celebrated Eid-e-Milad. Children arrived dressed in traditional attire, warmly greeting one another with "Happy Eid" and embracing the festive spirit. The students enjoyed sharing the sweets they had brought from home, making the day both meaningful and fun. This experience helped them understand the cultural and religious importance of Eid-e-Milad, fostering respect and appreciation for different traditions.

Traffic Safety Awareness Campaign

The Traffic department of Reliance Greens Township, in collaboration with the School administration, held an informative sessions aimed at educating students and teachers about traffic laws within the township.

The session provided the participants with essential information on traffic regulations, pedestrian safety, and the proper use of township facilities. Presentations were made to clarify the significance of following traffic signs, signals, and speed limits to ensure the safety of all residents.

Participants were encouraged to ask questions, leading to an interactive dialogue that addressed specific concerns. This engagement not only enhanced understanding but also fostered a sense of responsibility among the attendees.

Feedback from the participants indicated a strong appreciation for the initiative, emphasizing the need for ongoing education in traffic safety.

The students of the Secondary and Senior Secondary sections took part in a rally to raise awareness of traffic safety rules.

Inter-section PowerPoint Presentation

The Mathematics Department organized Inter-section PowerPoint Presentation Competition for Class 10 students on the topic – ‘Mathematics in Everyday Life’. The presentations were a captivating exploration of the hidden mathematical concepts that permeate our daily routines. From the simple act of cooking to the complex calculations involved in architecture, the presentation highlighted the ubiquitous nature of mathematics. The visuals were engaging, and the explanations were clear and concise. The presenter effectively demonstrated how mathematical principles, such as geometry, algebra, and statistics, are applied in various real-world scenarios.

The result is as follows:

1^st position: 10 E

2^nd position: 10 B

3^rd position: 10 A

Intersection App Making Competition

An inter-section ‘App-Making Competition’ was conducted for Class 8 students. Each section was represented by a team of two students. The theme for the app-making competition was centered around creating an app based on any one of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), encouraging students to engage with global issues while applying their creativity and technical skills. The event proved to be an excellent platform for the students to showcase their skills in app development, while also raising awareness about the importance of the Sustainable Development Goals.

The result is as follows:
First Position: Harshil Avashiya and Jimit Hirani (Class 8F)
Second Position: Abhiram Panicker and Devarsh Gagal (Class 8A)
Third Position: Destin Patel and Bhavya Prajapati (Class 8E)

Inter-house Table Tennis Competition

Inter-house Table Tennis competition was recently organized for the Seniors and Middle School children. The result is as follows

Seniors (Boys):

First- Eagle

Second- Kite

Third- Falcon

Middle School (Boys):

First- Hawk

Second- Kite

Third- Falcon

Seniors & Middle School (Girls):

First- Eagle

Second- Hawk

Third- Kite

Swacchata Pakhwada

The Swachhta Pakhwada event focused on fostering cleanliness and hygiene practices among the kids. In line with CBSE’s Swachhta Pakhwada objectives, the initiative encouraged young children to practice essential hygiene, such as proper waste disposal and regular handwashing. Through engaging and enjoyable activities, the event made the concepts of cleanliness and hygiene relatable and easy to grasp for the young participants. The program sought to create a deep understanding of cleanliness by integrating these values into fun and interactive learning experiences for the children. By introducing hygiene routines at an early stage, the event aimed to encourage lifelong habits that contribute to a healthier and cleaner community.

Cultural Tourism Day

Pre-Primary wing organized a Cultural Tourism Day to help young children appreciate the richness of India’s heritage, traditions, and cultural diversity. Through this interactive experience, students explored India's cultural heritage in a fun and educational way. Each class from Nursery, LKG, and UKG was assigned a specific Indian state, and the students actively participated in traditional performances and cultural parades, donning the traditional attire of their designated state. It was a day dedicated to appreciating and cherishing India's rich traditions and cultural diversity.

Collaborative Integrated International Project(Class 6)

As a part of a collaborative integrated project, students from KDARFS, Jamnagar and a partner school SJKT, Malaysia worked together on SDG 2: Zero Hunger. The students of Class 6 actively participated and showcased various creative activities in the same regard.
In Social Science, students designed posters to detail the origins of various cooking ingredients and discussed the soil types needed for their cultivation. Their Malaysian partner school contributed similar activities, enhancing the collaborative experience. The project also featured students creating and sharing food-related riddles, which added an engaging element. In Science, students participated in a cooking show to learn about the importance of food and maintaining a balanced diet. Additionally, the Mathematics department calculated the calorie content of each dish, focusing on nutritional value. Overall, the project was highly educational and enjoyable, providing students with a comprehensive and fun learning experience.

‘Spellathon’

‘Spellathon’ was recently organized for Pre-primary kids. Children from all levels participated enthusiastically in engaging literacy activities. Nursery students took part in a ‘Vocabulary-card matching’ activity, identifying letters and corresponding words. LKG students explored the library to enhance their reading skills by searching for familiar words, fostering a deeper connection with word recognition. UKG students were divided into Red and Green teams and participated in a friendly word-making competition. The event successfully promoted literacy, teamwork, and a love for learning among all the students involved.

Ganesh Chaturthi Celebration

Ganesh Chaturthi was celebrated with great fanfare by the pre-primary kids. The young learners performed dances, recited shlokas, and narrated stories from Lord Ganesha’s life. The event was a joyful occasion, filled with devotion and cultural learning. The enthusiasm of the children was reflected in the repeated chants of ‘Ganpati Bappa Morya’. The kids were also imparted the message of ecological awareness during immersion of the idols.

Teachers’ Day Celebration

The entire school came together to celebrate Teachers' Day, a special occasion dedicated to honouring the educators who play an invaluable role in shaping young minds. The day was filled with heartfelt expressions of gratitude and appreciation for the tireless efforts of the school's teaching staff.
The celebration began with a warm and traditional welcome for the teachers, setting the stage for a day of heartfelt tributes. The students, brimming with enthusiasm, showcased their respect and admiration for their teachers through a variety of performances. From primary to senior secondary students, the stage was abuzz with soulful songs, graceful dances, and entertaining skits that captured the essence of the teacher-student relationship.
The Pre-primary students also chipped in by stepping into the shoes of their teachers for the day and by gifting handmade cards to their teachers.
As a token of their appreciation, the school management presented each teacher with a thoughtful gift, acknowledging their hard work and dedication. Principal Ms. Anvita Kackar's inspiring address moved everyone present, reinforcing the significance of the teaching profession and the profound impact teachers have on their students' lives.
The day concluded with a grand celebratory feast, a fitting end to a day filled with gratitude and joy. The Teachers' Day celebration served as a reminder that teaching is not merely a profession but a lifelong passion that leaves an indelible mark on the lives of students.

National Sports Day Celebration

KDARFS commemorated National Sports Day with a vibrant celebration. The day was a tribute to the legendary hockey player, Major Dhyan Chand and a reminder of the significance of sports in a child's development.
The Senior School celebrated National Sports Day by engaging the students in various activities that highlighted both the spirit of sportsmanship and our rich cultural heritage. The National Sports Day celebration began with a special assembly hosted by the Physical Education students of class XI PE students. The assembly followed a holistic approach combining fitness awareness through sloka, prayer, the thought of the day, news talk, quiz, Nukkad Natak on Health and Physical Fitness by the students. The assembly concluded with award ceremony for different Sports events and a motivating speech by Principal, Ms.Anvita Kackar.
The Pre-primary students participated in various games like the 'Hit-The-Target', ‘Hula-hoop Transfer’ race and 'Pass the Ball,' that promoted coordination and fun.
The event left a lasting impression on the young minds, inspiring them to embrace a healthy and active lifestyle.

Intersection Dance Competition (Theme: Patriotism)

An Inter - Section Dance Competition was organized for students of Class 5. All dances were themed on patriotism. Students presented mesmerizing patriotic dances and captivating dances on foot-tapping numbers.

The result is as follows:

First Runner up: Class 5E 

Second Runner up: Class 5G

Winner: Class 5B

Pre-primary (STEAM Activities – August)

Children learnt how to create different human figures with natural materials. The activity achieved the goals of enhancing creativity, fostering environmental awareness, and developing fine motor skills in young children. ‘Rainbow Volcano’ was another activity wherein the children combined baking soda and coloured vinegar and witnessed a captivating eruption that imitated a rainbow as it cascaded down the volcano. The activity, ‘Task cards & Stick Figures’ was another enriching activity which enhanced the children’s critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The ‘Air Needs Space’ activity provided the students with a tangible, hands-on experience to understand the fundamental scientific concept
of air occupying space.

Public Speaking Activity

‘Show and Tell’ Public Speaking activity was conducted in Pre-primary wherein children spoke about of national symbols. Using props to enhance their presentations, the young speakers confidently delivered lines about the importance of these symbols, captivating their peers with straightforward yet impactful performances.

Drishti Art and Essay Competition 2024

‘Drishti Art and Essay Competition’ was organized for the entire school on August 25. The competition invited young artists to explore the theme ‘India- My heart, My Home.’ They expressed their vision of India’s bright future through vibrant colors, imaginative drawings and lucid thoughts. The competition encouraged creativity and patriotism by allowing the children to showcase our nation’s rich culture, technological advancements and natural beauty. The ‘Drishti’ competition deigns to develop among children not only their writing and artistic skills but also a sense of empathy for the less fortunate ones.
The school, creatively and enchantingly decorated for the occasion, was visited by Mr. S.S.Saini, Cluster Head, RIL, Jamnagar and his team.

Naval NCC Combined Annual Training Camp

KDARFS Naval wing recently participated in the Naval NCC Combined Annual Training Camp at Sainik School Balachari, Jamnagar. This camp brought together Cadets from various schools and colleges to undergo an intensive training program that aimed to develop their physical, mental, and leadership skill. The camp was organized under the supervision of 8 Gujarat Naval NCC Unit Jamnagar. This camp not only strengthened the physical and mental resilience of the cadets but also instilled in them the values of discipline, patriotism, and leadership.

Sahodaya Saurashtra Swimming Championship 2024

KDARFS recently hosted the ‘Sahodaya Saurashtra Swimming Competition’ The event witnessed the participation of 132 swimmers from eleven renowned schools of the Saurashtra region. The event was graced by the presence of Mr. H. B Trivedi Vice-president (HR), Mr.Bhushan Oza, RIL, Jamnagar and Anvita Kackar, Principal KDARFS. KDARFS swimmers did a splendid job by bagging medals in almost all categories. The athletes’ superlative performance led to the school bagging the prestigious Championship, while Nand Vidyaniketan, Jamnagar was declared the Runners-up.

Janmashtami Celebration

Pre-Primary and Primary students of the school celebrated Janmashtami in vibrant assemblies. The young learners performed dances, recited shlokas, narrated stories and performed skits based on stories from Lord Krishna's life. The event was a joyful occasion, filled with devotion and cultural learning, reflecting the spirit of Janmashtami and leaving the audience enthralled.

Eco Brick -Garden and Plantation Drive

Eco Club (Pre-primary) launched an initiative named, ‘Eco Brick Garden and Plantation Drive’ wherein students collected used plastic bottles filled with plastic waste. And then repurposed them into making garden hedges, contributing to a reduction in plastic waste in landfills and oceans. The significance of recycling was explained to the students. They were also engaged in discussions about sustainability, emphasizing the importance of making responsible choices to preserve resources for future generations.

National Space Day

Pre-primary section marked national Space Day celebration by engaging the children in space-themed activities. Nursery students crafted rockets using shapes, introducing them to basic geometry and teamwork. LKG students watched a space-themed video while UKG students explored space through an educational AI-generated video.

Investiture Ceremony (Senior School)

The school recently organized the Investiture Ceremony for the Seniors. The ceremony was presided over by the Chief Guest Ms. Ranjana Jha, Principal of Podar International School, Jamnagar. The oath of leadership was administered to the newly elected student council members. Principal, Ms.Anvita Kackar then briefed the newly appointed student council members about their roles and responsibilities and encouraged them to work collaboratively to improve the school environment.

Inter-house Yoga Competition

The Sports Department recently organized Inter-house Yoga Competition for students of Primary, Middle and Senior sections. The preliminary round consisted of Suryanamaskar (Team event) and different asanas (Individual round). The top 2 performers from all houses proceeded to the final round. The finalists displayed exceptional skills, flexibility, strength, balance and Concentration.
Primary Boys
1st Position: - Eagle
2nd Position: - Kite
3rd Position: - Hawk
4th Position: - Falcon
Best Performer: Krishiv Shah (Kite House)
Senior & Middle School Boys
1st Position: - Eagle
2nd Position: - Kite
3rd Position: - Hawk
4th Position: - Falcon
Best Performer: - Hem Kachhadiya (Kite House)
Primary Girls
1st Position: - Falcon
2nd Position: - Hawk
3rd Position: - Kite
4th Position: - Eagle
Best Performer: Tvisha Ardeshana (Hawk House)
Senior & Middle School Girls
1st Position: - Falcon
2nd Position: - Hawk
3rd Position: - Kite
4th Position: - Eagle
Best Performer: Riya Zalawadia (Falcon House)

‘Heritage Haat’ Exhibition

Students of class 3 hosted a vibrant and engaging Heritage Exhibition. The exhibition aimed to introduce young learners to various cultural traditions and historical artefacts from around the world heritage sites. This event provided an interactive and educational experience, fostering an appreciation for diverse heritages. The highlights included World traditional parade, Dances around the world, World heritage sites, Traditional food, attires and jewellery, Game zones and puzzles and Live counters of clay and jewel making.

Rakshabandhan Celebration

Rakshabandhan was enthusiastically celebrated by Pre-primary kids. The teachers organized a variety of engaging activities, including Picture Talk on Raksha Bandhan, conversations about its significance, and Rakhi making and tying. The students crafted vibrant Rakhis using materials like glitter sheets, beads, ribbons, stickers, and coloured paper. The celebration concluded with the children proudly tying their handmade Rakhis on each other’s wrists, fostering a sense of pride and togetherness.

English Story-telling Competition (Class 2)

An English Storytelling Competition was organized for Class 2 students. The competition aimed to encourage storytelling skills while also fostering a sense of humour and creativity. The winner of the competition was Pratyush Pesivadia while the second position went to Lavanya Tiwari and Rivaah Rajput was placed third.

Patriotic Solo Song Competition (Class 4)

Patriotic Solo Song Competition was organised for Grade 4 students. Each participant delivered a performance that resonated with the love for their country. The songs ranged from traditional anthems to contemporary compositions, each carrying the essence of India’s rich cultural heritage and freedom struggle. Nivedita Bamaniya bagged the first position while Lakshita Chaudhary and Divya Saini were placed second and third respectively.

World Lion Day’ celebration

The Pre-primary Wing marked the ‘World Lion Day’ wilt a lot of enthusiasm. The day began with an exciting lion-themed video that introduced the little ones to the majestic world of lions. Each child even received a fun lion mask. The adventure continued as the students explored a jungle setup crafted by their teachers, bringing the thrill of the wild into the classroom. The day was filled with laughter, learning, and a deeper appreciation for these magnificent creatures.

Inter-section Extempore Competition (Class 4 Hindi)

Inter class Hindi Extempore Competition was conducted for students of Class 4. All 18 participants spoke well on the given topic confidently. Krisha Shroff was placed first while Shourya Chauhan and Chaitanya Pathade bagged the second and third position respectively.

Intersection Hindi Monologue Competition

An Intersection Hindi Monologue Competition was conducted recently for students of Class 8. The participants were judged on different parameters such as presentation, Memorization, Voice modulation and language and pronunciation of the content.
Jeel B Patel of Class 8C secured the first position. Shraddha Tiwari of class 8C clinched the second position and the third position was secured by Darshita Kulkarni of Class 8E.

Inter House Hindi Elocution Competition (Classes 9 &10)

An Inter House Hindi Elocution Competition was conducted for students of Classes 9 and 10. The participants were judged on different parameters such as presentation, Content, language- pronunciation & Voice Modulation.
Falcon house secured the first position. Kite house bagged the second position while Eagle House clinched the third position. Suhana Singh of 9 E was selected as the best speaker from class 9 & Jiya Jitendra Patel and Dhara Barai of Class 10 were selected as the Best speakers from class 10.

Math Café - ‘Proof and Brew’

To break the stereotype of teaching- learning mathematics, primary students of classes 3 to 5 organized a ‘Math Café’ named ‘Proof and Brew’.
A fashion show on shapes and a dance on Srinivasan Ramanujan’s magic number was performed by class 5 students. The students of class 5 used fake currency to purchase food items from different stalls and also played games related to operations and puzzles.
Students of classes 1 to 4 visited the stalls and played various numerical games.

Inter-section Hindi Poem Recitation Competition (Class 1)

Antarvargiya Hindi Kavita Path Pratiyogita was organised for class 1 students.

The result of the competition is as follows:-

1. Winner (Class-1D)
2. 1st Runner up (Class-1F)
3. 2nd runner up (Class-1B)

CBSE ‘Shiksha Saptah’ Celebration

KDARFS celebrated Shiksha Saptah from July 22 to July 28, 2024, following the guidelines provided by CBSE. This week-long celebration was filled with a series of engaging and educational activities aimed at enhancing the learning experience and fostering community involvement among students. Below is a summary of the activities conducted each day.

The celebration began with Teaching-Learning Material (TLM) Day, focusing on the importance of interactive and engaging teaching tools in the learning process with different activities organized across different grades.

The second day saw the celebration of Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN) Day, emphasizing the importance of literacy and numeracy skills at the foundational stage of education. The activities were designed to ensure each child attains essential reading and math skills. The day included various initiatives such as teacher training, community engagement, and multilingual approaches to foster an inclusive and integrated learning environment.

The third day was dedicated to promoting sports and fitness among students. Activities aimed at enhancing awareness about the importance of sports, fostering indigenous games, and instilling a sense of team spirit and discipline were conducted.

On the fourth day, Cultural Day was celebrated to showcase India's rich cultural heritage and its connection to nature. The day featured various activities, including a special assembly with theatre performances, songs in different languages, and a skit based on Gujarati folk form Bhavai. Students also enjoyed Garba and Kashmiri folk dance performances. A slogan-writing activity on "Unity in Diversity" and a heritage exhibition displaying Gujarat's food, fabrics, and art forms were also organized.

The fifth day focused on equipping students with new skills and embracing digital initiatives. The activities conducted aimed to prepare students for a competitive workforce, enhance digital literacy, and provide practical knowledge of soil science and agriculture.

The sixth day featured a meaningful plantation activity themed Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam" organized by the ECO Club. Students, their mothers, teachers, and the principal participated in planting various saplings in the school grounds. This activity aimed to foster environmental awareness, strengthen family bonds, and encourage community involvement.

The week-long celebration concluded with Community Involvement Day, focusing on fostering collaboration between the school and local communities. Various activities were organized to encourage social and emotional well-being and prepare an ecosystem for skill development. The day included a career counselling session for senior secondary students, the "Let’s Move India" campaign to promote sports awareness, visits to a blind school and an old age home to foster empathy and compassion, and a community eating event to enhance social interaction among students and teachers.

KDARFS's Shiksha Saptah successfully showcased the importance of education, community involvement, and the holistic development of students. The week-long celebration provided valuable learning experiences and fostered a sense of responsibility, teamwork, and cultural appreciation among students.

Monologue Competition (English)

An English Monologue Competition witnessed the enthusiastic participation of 16 students from various sections of Class 7. The contestants fervently presented the monologues from English literature. The event was judged on the following parameters. clear introduction, confident presentation, interesting content, expression and voice modulation. The winners were:
First Position: Siddhi Ravalia from 7F
Second Position: Cherishmashree from 7E
Third Position: Manaswini Anand from 7C

Inter-house Badminton (Middle School)

Inter House Badminton Championship – 2024 was recently conducted by the Sports Department of the school. The results are as follows:

Seniors (Boys): -
First- Falcon
Second- Eagle
Third- Kite
Seniors (Girls): -
First- Hawk
Second- Kite
Third- Eagle
Middles (Boys): -
First- Falcon
Second- Kite
Third- Eagle
Middles (Girls): -
First- Kite
Second- Falcon
Third- Eagle

Workshop on ‘Rethinking Leadership’

A workshop on the topic, ‘Rethinking Leadership’ was conducted recently for the school leaders. The workshop by Ms. Bandupriya Talukdar, aimed to develop skills in collaboration, communication, and problem-solving and to foster a growth mindset and encourage continuous learning. The workshop was an engaging and interactive one, incorporating practical activities and visual aids to enhance the leadership skills. The engaging sessions, collaborative activities, and valuable resources provided a comprehensive learning experience. Towards the end, Principal, Ms. Anvita Kackar, delivered the key insights in an engaging manner.

Special Assembly: Kargil Diwas

Special assemblies were hosted by the Pre-primary and the Primary wings to commemorate Kargil Diwas, honouring the bravery and sacrifice of the Indian soldiers who fought in the Kargil War. The Kargil Diwas celebration was a profound tribute to the brave soldiers who fought in the Kargil War. The special assembly, with its blend of patriotic songs, dances, speeches, and skits, not only honoured their memory but also inspired students to carry forward the values of courage, patriotism, and unity.
An interactive display of commando training was set up in the activity room, allowing children to explore and learn about the rigorous training undergone by our soldiers. The commando training display sparked their curiosity, and they enthusiastically participated in mock training activities.
The event was a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made for the nation's freedom and the enduring spirit of India.

Skill and Digital Initiatives Day

To equip students with new skills to meet the evolving demands of modern job profiles, a special programme was organized as ‘Skill and Digital Initiatives Day’. The day was dedicated to recognizing the changing nature of job profiles, emphasizing the need for new skills, and reflecting on digital initiatives to enhance the overall classroom experience.

Several interactive and hands-on activities were organized to achieve this goal:

1. Storytelling Using Scratch

The competition, organized for Class 7 students, revolved around creating digital stories using Scratch on the theme of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This initiative aimed to blend creativity with technology, allowing students to express their understanding and interpretation of SDGs through interactive and engaging digital stories.

2. Coding Challenge for Class 10

The Coding Challenge, in which Class 10 students participated, aimed to engage students with basic programming concepts and enhance their logical thinking skills. Students were tasked with writing a simple program in Python to determine the usability of a vehicle based on its number plate. This activity provided students with hands-on experience in coding, encouraging them to develop problem-solving skills and an interest in computer science.

3. Soil Testing

The soil testing activity, organized for Class 11 students, involved testing black soil and red soil samples for fertility. The students tested the pH, water holding capacity, soil texture, moisture content and crop suitability and fertility of the different soil samples.

4. Nature's Walk

During the nature walk, Class 11 students studied the morphology of various plants such as brinjal, cabbage, lady finger, etc. They identified the arrangement of petals, sepals, and other parts of flowers on various plants. Additionally, students identified the venation on leaves and the aestivation of flowers. This hands-on activity helped students gain a deeper understanding of plant biology and the diversity of plant life.

Declamation Competition

English Declamation Competition was conducted for students of Class 8. The contestants presented speeches which were delivered by notable personalities like Sudha Murthy, Gaur Gopal Das, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Swami Vivekananda, etc. The presentations were judged on the basis of clear introduction, confident presentation, inspiring content and overall impact of the speakers. The winners were:
First Position: Aadharshana S.
Second Position: 1) Jeel Patel 2) Hetansh Parmar
Third Position: 1) Neev Gondaliya 2) Abhiram Panicker.

Cultural Day: Celebrating India's Heritage and Unity

The school recently organized a vibrant 'Cultural Day' celebration, showcasing various aspects of Indian culture and its deep-rooted connection to nature and the environment. The event featured a range of activities and performances that highlighted the diversity and unity of India's cultural heritage.
The day began with a special assembly for class 9 students, focusing on theatre and songs in various languages. The highlight of the assembly was a thought-provoking skit based on the famous Gujarati folk form, Bhavai. This performance beautifully illustrated how Indian culture has traditionally supported and worshipped nature, emphasizing the importance of environmental stewardship throughout different yugas (ages). The assembly also featured a lively Garba performance and a graceful Kashmiri folk dance, symbolizing the unity in diversity that is characteristic of Indian culture.
For the younger students, Social Science teachers of class 6 organized a slogan-writing activity centered around the theme "Unity in Diversity." This exercise encouraged students to reflect on and express their understanding of India's multicultural identity.
The school also organized a ‘Heritage Exhibition’, for students from classes 6 to 12. The exhibition offered a glimpse into the diverse traditions, customs, and historical sites of Gujarat. Displays featured the state's varied food, fabrics, and art forms, all of which contribute to India's collective experience. This visual journey allowed students to appreciate the rich cultural legacy of their region and its place within the broader Indian context.
The 'Cultural Day' celebration successfully brought together various elements of Indian heritage, nurturing a sense of pride and understanding among the students. By engaging with different art forms, traditions, and historical perspectives, the students gained a deeper appreciation for the cultural diversity that defines India and the importance of preserving and celebrating this heritage.

‘Sciporium’ – The Science Exhibition

‘Sciporium’, the annual Science Exhibition of KDARFS was organized recently. The exhibition was open to all the teachers, parents and students of senior classes. The models and exhibits were judged by Mrs Arti Sahu, and Mrs. Bharti Verma, both teachers from Nand Vidyaniketan, Jamnagar. Students had prepared various exhibits and static models. Apart from models, students also organized visual presentations to help everyone understand the concept of their working models. The exhibition was well appreciated by the judges and visitors.

Special Assembly

The special assembly, themed on ‘Eat Healthy and Stay Healthy’ highlighted the importance of fruits and vegetables in our diet as per RIDS guidelines. The students presented an engaging street play showcased the benefits of a balanced diet. Dr. Arpita Shah, Dietician from DAOH delivered an insightful speech on nutrition. Principal, Ms. Anvita Kackar, in her address, reiterated the school's commitment to wellness and well-being.

‘Let’s Move India Campaign

The ‘Let’s Move India’ campaign, launched by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in collaboration with the Reliance Foundation and the Abhinav Bindra Foundation, aims to inspire Indians to embrace physical activity and celebrate the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympic Games. To support this campaign, teachers from KDARFS school volunteered at nearby government schools, Kalvina Public School, Jogvad and Bedeshwar School, Jamnagar and conducted various games and physical activities for the students. They encouraged students to take part in different physical activities. The campaign aims to bring the nation together and inspire future generations to stay active.

Hindi Vigyapan Competition

An Intersection Hindi Vigyapan Competition was organized for Class 7 students. The competition was based on the theme of ‘Van Mahotsav'. Participants were evaluated on various criteria, including presentation, memorization, language, and pronunciation. Following is the result of the competition:
- Manaswini Anand and Yatri Mor of Class 7th secured the first position.
-  Anvesha from Class 7th B secured the second position.
-  Kashish Jha from Class 7th G secured the third position.

What’s the Good Word Competition

Inter House ‘What's The Good Word’ Competition was organized for students of classes 9 and 10. This exciting event was graced by Principal, Ms. Anvita Kakkar, who also was the subject expert for the competition.
The competition comprised five challenging rounds designed to test the students' vocabulary, literary knowledge, and problem-solving skills. The rounds were as follows:
The competition was fierce, with all houses displaying exceptional talent and knowledge. After five intense rounds, the results are as follows:
1st Position: Hawk House
2nd Position: Falcon House
3rd Position: Kites House
4th Position: Eagles House
The event was a great success, showcasing the students' enthusiasm and prowess in language and literature.

RIDS Plant Power Exhibition

The "Plant Power Unleashed: RIDS Exhibition" was an educational and interactive event for Class 4 students aimed at introducing young learners to the world of plants, highlighting plant varieties in countries like India, Brazil, Madagascar and Mexico. Students learnt about the geographical distribution of plants connecting specific regions in the world map and also the habitat, uses and characteristics of the plants.

Special Sports Assembly on Olympic Values

KDARFS recently conducted a special Sports Special Assembly in coordination with Reliance Foundation’s Olympic Value Education Programme and Let's Move India Movement. The assembly aimed to the values of sportsmanship, health, and active citizenship among students, aligning with the school's commitment to holistic education and character development. The importance of promoting sports values and physical fitness in the school community was emphasized. The students focused on Olympic values of Respect, Excellence through a Street Play and speeches. The assembly also focussed on the significance of physical activities and healthy lifestyles in combating sedentary habits and promoting overall well-being. The assembly concluded with a collective pledge by students and staff to adopt a healthy life style and uphold the Olympic values in their conduct, promote sportsmanship in all endeavours, and prioritize regular physical activity as part of a healthy lifestyle.

Creative Clay Play

The Pre-primary Wing recently organized ‘Creative Clay Play’ to let to unleash their imagination and creativity by crafting their own unique clay models. Each child enthusiastically moulded the clay into various shapes and figures, showcasing their individual artistic flair. The event not only provided a fun and hands-on experience but also encouraged the young participants to reflect on their creations, fostering a deeper appreciation for their artistic efforts and the creative process.

Quilling Jewellery making contest

A Quilling jewellerymMaking Competition was organised for class 5 students to boost creativity and enhance artistic skills in students.
The result for the competition is as follows:
Pankti Bhadja of class 5C stood 1st
Soujanya Sahoo of Class 5C stood 2nd
Tvisha Ardeshana of 5E and Drisha Thakur of class 5C shared the 3rd position.

English Rhyme Recitation Contest

A Rhyme Recitation Competition was organised for class 1 students. The youngsters recited their rhymes with full enthusiasm.
The result for the competition is as follows:
2nd Runners up - Class 1A, Class 1C & Class 1D
1st Runner up - Class 1F
Winner - Class 1H

Poem Writing & Illustrating Competition

The English Department (Senior Secondary) recently organized an innovative Poem Writing and Illustration Competition for students of Classes 11 and 12. This unique event challenged participants to both compose poems and create illustrations based on given themes, encouraging creativity and collaboration among students. The event proved to be a significant boost to students' creativity and confidence, allowing them to express themselves through both words and visuals.
The competition was judged by Toastmaster Ms.Sakshi Shrivastava and Middle School Coordinator, Ms.Pallavi Singh.
The English Department (Senior Secondary) teachers, including Ms. Swati Guha, Ms. Shrilata Pillai, Ms. Shweta Malhotra, and Ms. Shweta Sharma, put in significant efforts to make this event a success.
Results:
1st Prize: Eagle House
- Anamitra Kakati (12 A) - Composer
- Tithi Majhi (12 B) - Illustrator
- Aneree Singh (12 C) - Illustrator

1st Runner-up: Falcon House
- Vrunda Kachhadiya (11 F) - Poem Composer
- Aesha Soni (12 E) - Illustrator
- Hetavi Jethloja (12 C) - Illustrator

2nd Runner-up: Hawk House
- Hitarthi Pandya (11 B) - Composer
- Drashti Oza (11 B) - Illustrator
- Yashvi Parmar (11 G) – Illustrator

Rhyme Recitation

The Pre-primary wing conducted a ‘Rhyme Recitation’ event, wherein children enthusiastically recited their favourite rhymes with actions and props. The young participants displayed remarkable talent and creativity, turning the event into a delightful and memorable experience for everyone. Their energetic performances and imaginative presentations brought joy and excitement all around.

Inter Section ‘Hindi Kavita Pathan Competition’ (Class 6)

Intersection Hindi Poem Recitation Competition was conducted for students of Class 6.
The participants were judged on different parameters such as presentation, Memorization, language and pronunciation. Chhaavi Shah of class 6G secured the first position, Diya Nair of class 6H clinched the second position and the third position was secured by Saket Gupta of Class 6A.

Palm-painting Competition

With an aim to strengthen motor skills, develop patience and creativity and enhance conversation skill, a palm Painting Competition was organised for class 1 students. The result is as follows:
Bhakti. S Vyas of 1H, Devanshi D Chauhan of 1D and Pranshul V Trivedi of class 1E secured 1st, 2nd and 3rd position respectively.

Van Mahotsav Celebration (Pre-primary)

Pre-Primary students celebrated Van Mahotsav by participating in many eco-friendly activities. They collected plastic bottles and wrappers to make eco-bricks. They filled the bottles with wrappers and will be using these to build a fence outside. The children also gathered mango seeds and planted them. Everyone enjoyed the activity and learnt why it's important to keep our planet clean and healthy.

Inter-house Swimming Competition (Middle School, Secondary & Senior Secondary)

The Inter-House Swimming Championship 2024 for Middle School and Senior section was organized recently at the RSCC Swimming Pool. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from all houses, with students showcasing remarkable swimming skills and sportsmanship.
In the Senior Boys category, Hawk House emerged as the winner, followed by Eagle House, Kite House, and Falcon House respectively. The Senior Girls category saw a tie between Falcon House and Hawk House for the first position, with Eagle House securing the second place and Kite House the third.
For the Middle School Boys category, Hawk House took the lead, followed by Falcon House, Kite House, and Eagle House. In the Middle Girls category, Eagle House and Falcon House shared the top position, with Kite House in second place and Hawk House in the third.
The championship was a great success, fostering a spirit of healthy competition and camaraderie among the students.

Inter-house Group Dance Competition

The highly anticipated Inter-House Dance Competition, themed, ‘Colours of Life’ was recently organized at RSCC Greens Club. The competition was inaugurated by Principal, Mrs. Anvita Kackar and the judges were renowned dancers, Ms.Stuti Anand and Mr.Harshit Ashar. Each house presented a well-choreographed dance routine, showcasing their creativity, teamwork, and dedication. Each house embraced the theme creatively, delivering performances that were not only visually stunning but also rich in meaning. Kite House bagged the first position in the Senior category while it was the Hawk house which reigned supreme in the Middle School.

Intersection English Poem Recitation Competition

The Inter-Section Poetry Recitation Competition for Class aimed to foster a love for poetry and showcase students' recitation skills. Each student selected a poem on different themes such as humour, nature, and motherland. The competition featured diverse poems and engaging recitations. Chhavi Shah won the first prize, Parisa Ranjit bagged the second prize while Agrima Chandrakar won the third prize.

Dressing up as Community helpers (Pre-primary)

Pre-primary children were encouraged to dress up as community helpers and imitate the mannerisms of the characters they represented.

English Story-telling Competition (Class 4)

An Intersection English Storytelling Competition was conducted for students of Class 4. The event aimed to develop students' listening, social, and communication skills while enriching their cultural understanding and empathy. Additionally, it sought to impart enjoyment and moral values through storytelling. The competition began with a preliminary round where students presented their chosen stories, judged on plot, pronunciation, fluency, and time management. Two students from each section were shortlisted to compete in the final round with themes of Humour or Moral Values.

The students delivered engaging stories with diverse themes, captivating the audience and judges alike. Krisha Nagarjan from Class 4E won the First prize. Aarshiya Saha from Class 4C was the first runner-up, and Tanishka Patil from Class 4A was the second runner-up.

Collaborative Assembly on Yoga

The Primary students participated in a collaborative assembly with a Malaysian school to promote yoga and to foster cultural exchange between the two schools. The event commenced with a warm welcome address by our Principal, highlighting the importance of yoga in enhancing both physical health and mental well-being. The Malaysian students shared insightful thoughts on yoga, emphasizing its cultural significance and health benefits in their community.
The assembly not only deepened our understanding of yoga but also strengthened cultural ties and mutual respect between the two schools, leaving a positive and lasting impression on all involved.

Inter-house Science Quiz (Classes 9 and 10)

The Inter-House Science Quiz Competition for classes 9 and 10 saw enthusiastic participation from all four houses, represented by four teams, namely, Supernova Scholars, Quantum Quartet, Atomic Thinkers and Neuron Navigators.
The quiz aimed to promote a spirit of healthy competition and to foster a deeper interest in science among students.
The quiz was divided into four rounds: 1. Connect round, 2. Google doodle round, 3. Audio Visual round and 4. Rapid fire round
The audience too participated enthusiastically in the event, especially during the Audience Question segments.
The results were as follows-
First position- Supernova Scholars
Second position- Atomic thinkers
Third position - Neuron navigators

Lacing Board (Eco-Club Activity)

‘Lacing Board’ was conducted as a part of Eco-Club activities in the Pre-primary section. The lacing board is an essential educational tool for preschool children, designed to develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and concentration. This activity not only enhanced dexterity and finger strength but also introduced basic concepts of threading and sequencing. Additionally, it encouraged creativity and patience, as children focused on completing the patterns.

International Yoga Day Celebration

International Yoga Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm in the school. The day’s Assemblies for Primary and Senior students began with the introduction of yoga by Ms. Vaibhavi Dave who is a renowned Yoga practitioner. She explained how yoga will help children to improve physical and mental fitness and also demonstrated some warm up exercises, Asanas and also conducted a Meditation session. The session aimed at the development of a healthy and fit society. The students found the session informative and motivating.
The pre-primary section too highlighted the importance of the day with a special assembly. The event commenced with a captivating performance by the children, who seamlessly blended dance and yoga, showcasing their grace and flexibility while embodying the spirit of yoga.

Inter-house Surya Namaskar Competition (Class 5)

The Primary Inter House Surya Namaskar Competition for class 5 boys and girls aimed to promote physical fitness, flexibility, and mindfulness among students through the practice of Surya Namaskar. Each house was represented by four girls and boys each.

Math Magic

KDARFS Pre-Primary hosted the ‘Math-Magic’ event, bringing an exciting blend of creativity and learning for the young learners. The Nursery students delighted in crafting bunnies using different shapes and material fostering their creativity and fine motor skills. LKG students explored basic ‘Rangometry’ shapes to construct ambulances, thereby enhancing their understanding of geometry in a fun and engaging way. UKG children combined art and arithmetic, performing addition with raindrop art, making math both visual and enjoyable. The event showcased the imaginative and mathematical abilities of the young students.

‘Water Splash-out’

A lively outdoor event, involving water-based games and challenges was conducted by the Pre-primary section of the school. Nursery section students enjoyed a ‘Sponge-squeezing’ activity and they also filled coloured water in the ice-trays. LKG & UKG students enjoyed ‘Water-splash’ activity.

Poster-making Competition (Class 7)

Students of class 7 excitedly participated and exhibited their ideas for minimizing and sustaining food waste by creating posters based on the theme - ‘Tackle Food Waste: Educate, Act and Sustain’. It inspired them to incorporate sustainable practices into their daily lives and prompted them to reflect critically on their consumption patterns.

Powerpoint Presentation (Class 8)

The students of class 8 created and presented PowerPoint presentation titled ‘The Problem of Food Waste and Measures to Address the Issue’
It was insightful, showing the complex nature of food waste and the various approaches used by people all around the world to address it. Through this exercise, participants' research and presenting abilities were enhanced, and their understanding of sustainable practices and the value of food conservation was deepened.

Inter-house Handball Competition (Secondary & Senior Secondary)

The Inter-House Senior Boys and Girls Handball Competition was organized recently for students of Grades 9 to 12. In the Boys’ finals, Eagle House triumphed over Hawk House, with Abhinav Dukale being named the Best Player.
In the girls' final, Falcon House defeated Eagle House in a competitive match, and Gaurika Bisht was awarded the Best Player title.
The event was graced by the presence of the Principal, Vice-Principal, Headmaster, Coordinators, and House Masters, who commended the participants for their excellent sportsmanship and teamwork. The competition highlighted the remarkable skill and determination of all players, making the event a memorable success.

Virtual session for parents on ‘Jolly Phonics’

The Pre-primary section arranged a virtual session for parents on ‘Jolly Phonics’. The session was designed to educate parents to teach children to read and write through phonics. During the session, parents were introduced to the fundamentals of the Jolly Phonics program. The teacher demonstrated the phonics teaching techniques used in the classroom, providing practical tips for parents to support their children at home. Interactive activities were conducted to help parents gain a better understanding of phonics. The core part of the session focused on demonstrating the key skills taught in Jolly Phonics: learning the letter sounds, mastering letter formation, blending, and identifying sounds in words. The session was well-received by the parents.

Visit to the Horticulture Department (Class 8)

Students of Class 8 visited the Horticulture Unit located within the RG Township. This educational trip aimed to provide students with a deeper understanding of crop production, plant cultivation, plant care, and plant management.

Father’s Day Celebration

‘Father’s Day’ was celebrated enthusiastically by the Pre-Primary section. Children created cards with heartwarming messages for their fathers. A special role play event was organized, wherein children enacted as their father. The celebration emphasized on appreciation for fathers and proved to be a memorable one 1for the children and their fathers.

Visit to the Horticulture Department (Class 8)

Students of Class 8 visited the Horticulture Unit located within the RG Township. This educational trip aimed to provide students with a deeper understanding of crop production, plant cultivation, plant care, and plant management.

Role play on Family members

LKG and UKG students embarked on a delightful and skill-building journey as they eagerly embraced a unique activity named- Role play on Family members. They arrived at school adorned in the attire and persona of a cherished family member. Each child had meticulously prepared, immersing themselves in the nuances of their chosen family member's expressions and mannerisms, ready to showcase their newfound skills.

Inter-class Science Symposium

The Middle School wing of the school recently organized a ‘Science Symposium’ themed on the ‘International Year of Camelids’. The symposium aimed to shed light on these remarkable creatures and their significance in various aspects of human life and the environment. Delving into the scientific realm, experts shared cutting-edge research on the biology and physiology of camelids
The symposium also addressed the conservation challenges facing camelid populations globally. The Symposium provided a platform for sharing knowledge, fostering collaboration, and raising awareness about the importance of camelids in our world.

STEAM Activities (April)

STEAM activities are regularly conducted by the Preprimary wing.
Nursery: Nursery kids were introduced to Bubble Art as a part of STEAM activity.
LKG: LKG students were encouraged to make pyramids with paper cups to develop their cognitive skills They also constructed bridges using candy sticks and paper cups.
UKG: STEAM activity for UKG students included ‘Paper Cup Phone’. They were introduced to basic scientific principles of sound travel.

To integrate STEAM concepts into emotional learning activities, UKG students also indulged in an engaging session titled 'Our Emotions with Mirror Me’. The activity helped children recognize and understand their emotions.

Investiture Ceremony (Primary)

Primary wing organized a grand Investiture Ceremony to recognize and appoint the new student council members for the academic year 2024-25. The ceremony was presided over by Principal, Ms.Anvita Kackar who administered the oath of office to the newly elected student council members. The student council members took the oath, promising to fulfil their duties with honesty, sincerity, and dedication. The student council members were briefed about their roles and responsibilities and were encouraged to work collaboratively to improve the school environment.

Eco-club Activity: Seed Bombs

Young learners of the pre-primary section took an initiative to celebrate Earth Day innovatively by making Seed bombs under the Eco Club Project. Through this experiential activity, learners were able to connect themselves with nature. This ancient technique of environment conservation is widely known for its ‘throw and grow’ feature.

Earth Day Celebration

The Pre-primary and the Primary wings celebrated Earth Day with great aplomb. Special assemblies and activities were organized to drive home the significance of the day. The assembles included dances and skits and children indulged themselves in art and craft activities.

International Heritage Week Celebrations

KDARFS hosted a plethora of events including special assemblies and a Heritage exhibition to recognize and appreciate the diversity of traditions, customs and historical sites that contribute to our collective human experience.
The morning assembly conducted by the Secondary students emphasized on the importance of preserving and honouring our cultural heritage. The highp point of the assembly was a Fusion dance presented by Senior Secondary students Dhyana Jani and Natasha Solanki.
Another assembly by students of Classes 7 and 9 touched upon the theme of UNESCO World Heritage Sites to raise awareness about the importance of their preservation.
A special assembly was also conducted by the Primary wing to promote heritage conservation. Students spoke about heritage sites like Kaziranga National Park, Red Fort, Sun Temple, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Humayun’s Tomb, Dholavira, Shanti Niketan and Jantar Mantar. Students presented a skit which underlined the importance of conservation of heritage sites.

The Social Science Department organized a mini exhibition on Gujarat GI Tags, food, textile, and architecture. The students presented a range of displays, including traditional handicrafts like weaving, Rogan art and embroidery. They also showcased various textiles, such as Patola, Bandhani, Kutch Embroidery, Gharchola, Ajrakh etc. One of the most exciting displays was the food section, where students prepared and presented regional cuisines of Gujarat. The event not only provided an opportunity for the students to showcase their creativity and knowledge but also helped them develop a deeper appreciation for their culture.

Chaat Party (Pre-primary)

The event was organized to introduce children to diverse flavours and to provide a fun and interactive culinary experience along with vocabulary building.
Children were given hands-on experience in the chaat-making process, enhancing their culinary skills and creativity. The children gained an appreciation for Indian cuisine and culture through the sensory experience of tasting.

Inter-house Poster-making Competition

An Inter-house Poster Making Competition was conducted for the Senior sections to raise awareness about animal welfare and the significance of initiatives like ‘Vantara’ Project. The theme of the competition was ‘Vantara: A Haven of Hope’.
The results are as follows:

Group 1: Classes 6 to 8 (Middle School)
First: Falcon House
Second: Kite House
Third: Eagle House

Group 2: Classes 9 to 12(Secondary and Senior Secondary)
First: Hawk House
Second: Eagle House
Third: Kite House

‘Toy-talk’

Pre-primary kids took turns to talk about their favourite toys and after the activity they shared their toys and played with their friends. ‘Toy Talk’ wasn't just about showcasing toys, it was about nurturing communication skills, encouraging empathy, and fostering a sense of community among our young learners. Through this engaging activity, our tiny tots not only honed their ability to express themselves but also learned the invaluable lesson of sharing and appreciating the joys of others.

ECCE Conference

Reliance Foundation hosted a two-day conference on ‘Building Flourishing Futures: Early Childhood Care and Education’. KDARFS team consisting of Principal, Ms. Anvita Kackar, Pre-primary headmistress, Ms.Naminder Sahota and five other teachers from the pre-primary wing participated in the event which took place at Dhirubhai Ambani International School, Mumbai. Over two enriching days, this unique conference united esteemed from both India and beyond, reaffirming the pivotal role of early childhood care and education in nurturing the well-being and potential of every child. The conference was designed to provide a vibrant, interactive platform for discussion and learning with inspiring talks, masterclasses, and hands-on learning stations, all showcasing the latest in early childhood care and education.

Doodle Art Competition

Doodle Art competition was recently organized for the students of Class 5. The young artists participated with great enthusiasm and presented their creative expressions in form of wonderful and amazing doodle designs.
The results are as follows:
1st position: Urja.M. Kubavat (5 I)
2nd position: Drashti. M. Vansiya (5 I)
3rd position: Nirali.V.Parmar (5 G)

Eid-ul-Fitr Celebration

Eid-Ul-Fitr was celebrated by the Pre-Primary and the Primary wings.
A special assembly was conducted by students of classes 3 to 5 to mark the occasion. The assembly included dances and skits which emphasized on the value of universal brotherhood.
Pre-primary students were shown a video on the festival followed by a discussion on the significance of the festival. Later the Pre-primary students greeted their friends by hugging each other and saying, ‘Eid Mubarak!’ It was a great way to make students understand the rich heritage of India while infusing feelings of joy, friendship, happiness, and harmony.

‘Mom & Me’ event

The ‘Mom and Me’ event organized for the Nursery section wherein mothers and kids bonded over a range of engaging activities including dance, rhymes, and art and craft. Informative sessions facilitated productive interactions between parents and teachers. The event concluded with a heartfelt commitment from parents to support their child's educational journey.

Orientation for parents (Pre-primary)

An Orientation Programme was organized for all Pre-primary parents to make them aware of the academic policies, teaching methodologies and assessment strategies. Communication channels were shared to facilitate regular updates and feedback. Parents were also informed about the support services available within the school. A dedicated question-and-answer session provided an opportunity to parents to clarify their doubts and share their concerns.