As every year this year also Royal Global School observed the 11th death anniversary of the legendary artist Sudhakantha Dr. Bhupen Hazarika....
When children interact with animals, they build the all-important senses of connection, empathy and care. They feel a sense of responsibility and are curious....
As every year this year also Royal Global School observed the 11th death anniversary of the legendary artist Sudhakantha Dr. Bhupen Hazarika....
When children interact with animals, they build the all-important senses of connection, empathy and care. They feel a sense of responsibility and are curious....
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Halloween fun!
"It's all just a bunch of hocus pocus!"
It was great fun as the children of the Pre-Primary section were all dressed up for the Halloween celebration. They participated in exciting games and had scrumptious pumpkin soup. It was a delight to see them enjoying themselves throughout the day.
When children interact with animals, they build the all-important senses of connection, empathy and care. They feel a sense of responsibility and are curious to find out more about the animal (or even bird, insect or fish). As we explored all about Farm Animals, the children revisited the song 'Old MacDonald', read storybooks, engagement in open-ended artwork, expanded knowledge through audio-visual aids, visited eco-park to milk the cow and made a craft work. It was joy to see all of them involved and it was indeed a fun-filled learning experience.
Royal Global School presents 'Aarogyam Speaker Series #1' on children's health and awareness.
Please join us on 19th October, 9.30 AM onwards.
Venue : Colosseum, Royal Global School
As every year this year also Royal Global School observed the 11th death anniversary of the legendary artist Sudhakantha Dr. Bhupen Hazarika.
The Principal, Royal Global School lit the lamp and garlanded the statue. The students and the teachers together sang the famous song 'manuhe manuhor babe.'
A student of class 6 played 'Bistirna Parare' on the violin.
The principal also sang a song and paid tribute to the immortal artist Sudhakantha Dr. Bhupen Hazarika.
