The students of class III B took great pride in convening the assembly as it provided them with an opportunity to thank all the teachers. Zebar School Students illustrated the significance of Guru Purnima through their assembly. The assembly commenced with the demonstration of life in a Gurukul and the importance of Guru in one’s life. The participants were Apurva, Vedant, Shiven, Shlok, Manav, and Sanyam. Darsham played Guru’s role. Students presented the English speeches of famous gurus like Dronacharya, Chanakya, and Shri Ramakrishna Paramhansa. Viraaj, Dwij, and Rohan delivered these speeches. A beautiful dance performance by Divyanshi and Prisha left everyone mesmerised. Students in the assembly were updated with current events of the world by Divyanshi, Vrinda, and Ridit . A quiz session was conducted by Aryan. Vedant shared the thought of the day. The assembly concluded with the national anthem.

Children of Junior and Senior had a very interesting activity last week. Our children mixed ingredients of Jhalmuri and had the yummy mix for snacks. This activity helped them to learn an easy and healthy food recipe which they can make at home with the help of their mothers. When children make things on their own they become responsible and don’t throw eating tantrums. Of course the habit of sharing was also very pronounced among the children during the snack break.Catch glimpses of the children happily tucking away into Jhalmuri.

Children in Senior Kg were provided with a life-size diagram of a human body, which displayed all the major internal body parts. The job of each organ was briefly explained in the class. The brain, heart, lungs, stomach, liver, kidneys, intestines were provided in cutouts. The children attached the internal organs of the body to the life-size diagram. The teacher also stressed the importance of a healthy diet and exercise to keep the organs in excellent condition.

“The first drops of rain always bring a smile on our faces” ‘Rainy Season’ or ‘Monsoon’ the beautiful season of the year is a gift of God to mankind. It revives our souls and fills the surroundings with the beauty of fresh greenery. To acknowledge this blessed gift of God; students of class I B conducted a special assembly with the theme –Monsoon Mania. Students provided vital information about this season with enthusiasm. Adhip Mukherjee anchored the assembly. The students who participated in prayer were Aarav Patel, Twisha Shah, Vaishvi Soni, Fena Patel, Kanisha Gaggar. Using PowerPoint presentation they shared the information about Monsoon season. They also presented a beautiful rhyme on Raindrops. The rhyme was sung by Swar Patel, Tirth Patel, Kavish Chokshi, Manya Patel, Chahat Patel, Heeya Agrawal, Vrusha Patel. Students also danced to the melodious tunes of a ‘Rainy Day’ song. They expressed the happiness of people when the sky is filled with dark clouds. The participants were Viha Pandya, Dhyana Nayak, Astha Parmar, Maanith Arora, Vrind Patel, Adhip Mukherjee. The weather forecast was shared by Jashvi Shah. Our Vice-Principal Ms. Jayasree Menon appreciated the efforts of our students and teachers. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem.

To celebrate the indomitable spirit of Helen Keller who was deaf-blind and an American author as well as a political activist, Sense International India organised a unique charity Cyclothon “ Messengers on Cycles.”

Deaf-blindness is a different disability which combines both hearing & visual impairment in an individual. Sense India International is India’s only national NGO supporting children and adults with a unique, complex disability known as deaf-blindness.
This event was also organised to bring awareness on deaf blindness and to help raise funds to support children and adults with deaf-blindness across India.
Participation in social causes helps in instilling values of social contribution, compassion and generosity among students.

Our school to eradicate the stereotypes related to deaf-blindness and to sensitise students at large motivated its students to take part in this cyclothon. Ms. Mili Shah encouraged our students to be a part of this cyclothon. More than 35 Zebarites took part in this event.

Students of standard 1 and standard 2 presented the morning assembly on 19th June 2018. The topic of the assembly was ‘Healthy Eating Habits’. Students presented a beautiful thought for the day. A song on Healthy food and Junk food was presented by the students. Students enjoyed presenting a fun dance on the song. A poem on Apple was also presented in the assembly along with a message that “ An Apple a day keeps the doctor away”.

Our Vice-Principal, Primary Section Ms. Jayashree Menon addressed the assembly by her motivational speech. She requested our students not to eat “Junk Food” and advised the students to eat green vegetables and fruits and adopt healthy eating habits.

Certificates of Regularity were presented to the students who made it a point to attend school regularly in the last academic year. The assembly concluded with the national anthem.

Poetry is the essence of literature which leads to cultural development. It gives an indication about the truth of life and nature. Poetry has a rhythm which touches the soul of a person like music.

The idea of poetry can be inculcated from the very beginning of a person’s life. With the aim to raise awareness of Hindi poets and to encourage the students to appreciate poetry, developing an interest in Hindi poetry and highlighting the achievements of Hindi poets the students of Class VIII A conducted the assembly on 20th June, 2018 on the theme “Hindi Kavi Diwas”.

The students presented the Importance of the Day, Speech on “Kavi Aur Kavita”, recited the poems of famous poets like Shri Harivanshrai Bachchan, Makhanlal Chaturvedi and Hariprasad Dharmak. Mrs. Reena Kahlon, the Vice-Principal of the school spoke about some of the renowned poets. In her speech she motivated the children to read stories and poetry.

Our tiny tots of Zebar Play group celebrated Father’s Day in their class. Children created handmade cards with the help of the teachers to express their love to their fathers. Here are a few glimpses.

A special morning assembly was held on 18th June 2018 to explain the Summer Solstice or June Solstice, the longest day of the year. Students of III-A conducted the assembly, which was attended by students of grade III,IV and V.Sachi Malvia and Akanksha Thakkar explained the mechanism of its occurrence, how the Sun appears to stop moving in the sky as it reaches its northern- or southernmost point and after the solstice, the Sun seems to reverse course and head back in the opposite direction.They also explained their peers about North Pole, South Pole, Northern Hemisphere, Southern Hemisphere, Equator, Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn. A Globe was displayed, and the scientific phenomenon was explained with the help of charts in a simple yet effective way.Mahek Vassanji was the compere of the assembly. Savitri Shukla presented thought for the day. Kahan Antani conducted a short quiz in which all the students enthusiastically participated.In the end, Aryan Arora updated the students on the latest happenings around the world.Certificates of Regularity and SOF certificates were distributed in the assembly.The assembly ended with the national anthem.

An awareness session on ‘Adolescent Changes’ was organised for girl students of standard 6th, 7th and 8th. The session was conducted by Dr. Varsha Chauhan. She is one of the leading obstetrician & Gynaecologist in Ahmedabad.

The session was conducted to divulge accurate and adequate knowledge about the process of growing up. Girl students of standard 6th , 7th and 8th attended the session. Dr Vasha spoke on various issues including health and nutrition habits, menstrual education, sex education and vaccinations. She sensitised our girl students towards the physical and mental changes, they go through and make them aware about normal physiological changes in both the genders.

The session encompassed discussions on physical, emotional and social changes during adolescence. The session was participatory and each girl student was encouraged to voice their opinions and challenges they face.