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The Fit India Freedom Run culminated on 2nd October and Royal Global School gave it a befitting closure by organizing a run along the boundary of Dighali Pukhuri early in the morning. The Principal of RGS , Anubha Goyal, teachers and students participated in the run. After the run, they reached school and paid homage to the Father of the Nation by garlanding his statue and offering floral tributes. The soulful rendition of "Raghupati Raghav Rajaram" and "Vaishnav Jana toh" gave the whole atmosphere a serene and nationalistic flavour.

Royal Global School endorses the idea that a healthy mind resides in a healthy body. The Fit India Freedom Run was flagged off by Principal Ma'am. The teachers from class 9 to 12 and the sports teachers participated in the run enthusiastically promoting the idea of Running for a healthy tomorrow.

Royal Global School celebrated the birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna Bhupen Hazarika today. The bust of the legendary singer and composer was garlanded. His famous composition ,"Manuhe Manuhor Baabe" echoed in the campus and the admin staff and others present sang along with it. The significance of the song was told by Sattyakee D'com Bhuyan to enlighten the ones present there.

As a part of celebration students also paid tribute in their own way.

In these COVID times, we at RGS have come forward to offer opportunities to our students to explore their career & college options. With this aim, we are organizing a Virtual College Fair in association with our Career Guidance & Alumni Management partners, Univariety.

RGS had a session of Antarprerna on the webinar, where the guest speaker was Shri Namit Bajoria.

He is a first generation entrepreneur, founder of the Brand Kutchina and a philanthropist. The session also had the Chairman of Royal Global School as a guest panelist. The session was moderated by the Senior Coordinator of RGS Binita Jain and a few students of class 11 and 12 were on the panel to ask questions to the speaker. The session was very motivating and enriching.

Small steps taken, result in giant walks.

On the felicitous occasion of the World Environment Day, the Interact Club of Royal Global School has taken an initiative to plant saplings, as a token of our love. And this gives me immense pleasure and pride to announce that our project for the World Environment Day has turned out to be a grand success. Today has been a major triumph, a day of sensational victory for the interact Club. We couldn't be more proud to announce that on a rough count, over 70 saplings have been planted.

Knowing trees, We understand the meaning of patience. Knowing grass, We understand the meaning of persistence. We Knowing trees, We understand the meaning of patience. Knowing grass, We understand the meaning of persistence. We pledge to do this every year with increasing participation successively. This has fueled us to do more and we are one step closer to our goals.

On this auspicious day of World Environment Day, The Interact Club of RGS welcomed its students to a prestigious webinar.

“If conservation of natural resources goes wrong, nothing else will go right.”

The Interact Club welcomed Sir Anthony Peniston of Stockholm, a dedicated and effective wildlife conservationist.

Sir Anthony Peniston, is a dedicated and an effective wildlife conservationist. He currently runs the “LionWatch Project” in South Africa, motive being to save Lions from canned hunting industry and finding responsible, ethical methods to stop canned hunting and trading industry. He is based in Limpopo, on the boundaries of Botswana. He started his conservation skills first by saving Cheetas and later on Lions, who were held captive. He is against all taming of wildlife species and is truly an inspiration to all of us.

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UKG students did an activity 'COOKING WITHOUT FIRE', where children made their favourite snack ' Jhal muri’. Children enthusiastically participated along with their mothers. Benefits of allowing the children to participate in cooking and also the nutritive value of different ingredients were explained by the teacher. We have many Master Chefs in the making.

The electoral process for electing the House Captains, House Vice Captains and House Prefects for Gandhi House, Mother Teresa House, Tagore House, and Vivekananda House was successfully conducted online. The new caninet for the year 2020-21 has been elected in an extremely fair and democratic manner as is done every year. This proves that a hurdle is a hurdle only if you treat it as one. We at RGS have been facing every challenge with a determination to overcome it and the newly elected cabinet bears a testimony to that. Now the virtual Investiture Ceremony is awaited.

On 16th May, 2020, an interactive session was held on zoom platform with Mr. Rajib Dey, who is a renowned swimming Coach of Assam with the students of RGS.

During the session Mr. Dey emphasized on a daily routine which should include both exercise and practice in the pool for those who want to take up swimming as a competitive sport. In his words, exercise should include workout for the development of the core muscles and for developing endurance. He showed a number of videos of exercises performed by current successful swimmers of Assam which greatly motivated the RGS students. He also stressed the importance of swimming for sports persons of other fields like Cricket, Tennis etc.

The session was followed by a Question Answer round.

Approximately 65 students plus RGS coaches attended the session which lasted for 1 hour 20 mintues.

Royal Global School has always been enthusiastic about bringing professionals across the nation. AntarPrerna is one such platform where the school invites entrepreneurs and experts and experts from various fields. It also invites people from different arenas to speak to the students and instill them with insights on their fields of expertise. On 14th of May, 2020, a session was conducted through the Zoom app where the Chief Guest Of Honour Mr. R Chandrasekaran enlightened the students with his words of wisdom.

Mr. Ramamurthy briefed the students on ‘Insurance’ where he first talked about ‘objects’ that are at risk, hazardous situations that can take place due to that risk and the consequences that it may have. With the enhancement in the technological and business sector, there is a rise in the need of Insurance policies across the nation which includes all households and organizational fields so that they could be insured against risks if any incident takes place wherein the Insurance Company would cover all the incidental costs.

He also put light upon the fact as to how important it is to have an Insurance in the present time and how it has massively impacted our lives. Coming to the end of the event, a question and answer was in order where the curious students asked questions which included that regarding his experience working in the gulf, how he sees the future of Insurance as a Career for the youth and how it helps the business organizations in insuring their head offices and warehouses. With the end of the Question and Answer session, the event had also come to an end.

Royal Global School is very thankful and honoured to have had Mr. R Chandrasekaran, a reinsurance professional. The students had a lot to take in from this fruitful session.

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Admist the lock down, students at Royal Global School celebrated the 169th birth anniversary today online on zoom where around 80 students and teachers participated to celebrate the occassion. A special assembly was jointly organised by the students and the teachers of the school. The students showcased their talents in various spheres. The programme started with a speech on the significance of this day.It was followed by recitation of the very famous poems by the students of different classes.The famous and inspiring poem “Where the mind is without fear …”was also recited by one of the students.The famous song "Akla Chalo Re" composed by Him was also sung beautifully by the students. Principal Maam and teachers also spoke on the the occasion about the life and work of the noble laureate and sang songs composed by Him.The programme concluded with the singing of the National Anthem, Jana Gana Mana, composed by none other than Tagore Himself.

Every year, Royal Global School celebrates May Day with much pomp and show, full of enthusiasm and zest to honour its support staff members. Last year, on this day we witnessed a plethora of talent of our support staff whereby they showcased mesmerizing dance and song performances and also exhibited a fashion show. This year, we miss out on yet another fun-filled celebration, owing to the lockdown, but this does not stop us from showing our gratitude to them. The teachers, the sports faculty and the admin staff of Royal Global School has come up with small endearing messages to honour each member of the School's support staff.

As rightly quoted “Dance is the purest expression of every emotion, earthly and spiritual”, the students of Royal Global School too depicted their emotions through a dance presentation in these testing times on the occasion of “World Dance Day”. The students performed on the song “Ek tu hi bharosa, ek tu hi sahara” in their respective homes and a collage of the performances truly laid out a soulful and poignant rendition. Indeed mesmerising, the dance was a way of reaching out to the almighty and prayers for all because sometimes all it needs is just one prayer to change everything.

There are many reasons to be happy in the world, but the biggest reason of them all is books.

World Book day is a celebration of authors, illustrators,books and most importantly it is a celebration of reading. This day is marked in over 100 countries and Royal Global School celebrated this epic event with a cornucopia of exciting events online.

The day started with a reading pledge undertaken by all the students with their Class teachers.

Wonderful bookmarks were made across the school with a quote on 'reading' written on it.

The children were also advised to read a book of their choice to mark this day.

And finally our Principal ma'am went around the junior classrooms regaling the students with a tale called ' The Story of Mai'. Happy World Book Day to all!!

The time we are in, sure, is difficult. Our patience is running out. And we are surrounded by an invisible army of the enemy. However be rest assured, this too shall pass. And we would emerge stronger and better just like our monuments that stood the test of time.

In the wake of Covid – 19 pandemic, Sanskriti – The Heritage Club of Royal Global School has decided to celebrate the World Heritrage Day online to display solidarity in our fight against the deadly virus outbreak. The teacher in charge began with an introductory video with the History students of Class 12 followed by an interactive session by one of the renowned Professor of Cotton University- Dr. Manzil Hazarika ( Department of Archaeology).

This initiative highlights one crucial aspects about Royal Global school. We might be at home but our spirit is free flowing, our mind is without fear and our hearts are wide open.

Royal Global School wishes everyone a very Happy World Heritage Day.

The festival of lights - Diwali - witnessed the spreading of warmth and light. We at RGS spread a little happiness along with it at the helping hand old age home. On 14th November, 2020 Ashmit Chakraborty, a student of Class 9B along with his parents accompanied the class teacher, Pooja Bhattacharjee to Helping Hand Old Age Home to spread happiness among the neglected old people. Both Diwali as well as Children’s Day was celebrated with them. It was a part of Project- Sahara. The event was marked by interaction with the inmates of the old age home and also by distributing gift and commodities of basic needs. Due to the ongoing pandemic all the students of the class could not visit but everyone definitely contributed for this good cause. It was great to see the encouragement from the parents end too. The time turned out to be fruitful and happy. The students promised to be with them always and be their sahara!

The Education world India ranking for schools which is based on 14 parameters of education excellence like Academic Reputation, Competence of Faculty, Individual Attention to Students, Leadership/Management Quality, Curriculum and pedagogy (digital readiness), Co-curricular Education, Safety and Hygiene, Internationalism Parental Involvement, Teacher Welfare and Development, Value for Money and the likes; recognises schools which have gone that extra mile to create a holistic academic ecosystem. It is a matter of great pride for us that since the past few years, Royal Global School has been consistently at Rank 1 in the whole of Guwahati and Assam, as the no.1 co-ed day cum boarding school.

RGS Investiture Ceremony took place in the C PLAZA of the school on 9th December 2020. The prefect council which was elected in the month of May was presented the prestigious sash, badge and the house flags by Principal Anubha Goyal Ma'am, and the House mistresses. The event started with the rendition of an all faith prayer and a dance performance by Arisha Sheikh. Head of School Anubha Goyal Ma'am spoke on the occasion followed by the speeches of the Head boy and the Head girl.

A session on"Sensitisation and awareness of Learning Disability in the early years" by Dr Bani Chakravarty was held at C Plaza, Royal Global School under the afternoon sun on the 16th of December. Teachers from Nursery to class 7 attended the session and were made aware of the varied aspects of the learning disabilities in the early childhood years by Dr. Chakravarty.

Guwahati Speed Skating Competition was held at Dispur Skating Rink, Rudra Singha Sports Complex, Dispur, Guwahati on 27th December, 2020. The event was organised by Assam Roller Skating Association. Students of Royal Global School participated in the event and won laurels. Arihant Kochar (Category: 14-17 Yrs) won the gold medal. Rupal Jain (Category: 7-9 Yrs) won the silver medal. Shlok Santhali (Category: U-5 Yrs) won a Bronze medal.

26th Jan 2020 - With freedom in our minds, purity in our blood, pride in our soul and zeal in our hearts, we at Royal Global School celebrated the 72nd Republic Day. The celebrations began with hoisting of the Tricolour by our esteemed Chief Guests for the Occasion – Hon’ble Chairman, Dr. A.K Pansari, Hon’ble Vice-Chairman, Sri A.K Modi, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) S.P Singh which was followed by the National Anthem.

The School Parade headed by our student Gazala Fida Sabbir had three contingents comprising of Students of Class XI, the School Cabinet and the School Band Group who displayed a flawless March Past. Mrs. Anubha Goyal, Principal, addressed the august gathering with a speech wherein she spoke on exhibiting courage and strength in the face of challenges and emerge even stronger than before. There were soulful song rendition and dance performances by our talented students wherein they paid their respect to all the frontline COVID warriors for their tireless efforts during the pandemic. The programme ended with a speech by Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, RGU– Prof. (Dr.) S.P Singh.

Dressed in the colours of the Tricolour, adorned with Caps, the atmosphere in the school campus was at its vibrant best and a feeling of positivity and patriotism could be sensed all around the campus.

The REX Karmaveer Global Fellowship (RKGF) and Karmaveer Chakra awards acknowledge people from across sectors who are making a positive contribution for impacting and creating positive change in our world, by changing mindsets positively. Our simple but compelling mantra is “ I change to change the world ”.

We are proud to state that *Aiyushman Sameer Gogoi, a student of class 11 Royal Global School* is the founder of an NGO named *Obhimot*. It is a non-profit Youth Organisation which aims to help and reform today’s society. It seeks to bring about change not big or small but an actual change.

Their main programs have been the distribution program where they distribute food and clothes. The NGO has also donated in the Chief Minister COVID-19 fund.

This year their contribution was recognised by United Nation and REX India and the NGO received the Youth Karamveer Chakra award 2020-2021.

Congratulations to Yati Agarwal for securing first position in Under 9 category and overall 17th position in the Open section among 99 players that participated in the Guwahati Open Rapid Chess Championship. We also congratulate Ritisha Mayra Rajbonshi for securing 2nd position in Under 9 girls category in the same event!

Every beginning has an end and every end has a new beginning’

Royal Global School today bid adieu to its senior most class with a lot of fervor at the school auditorium. The programme commenced with the State Anthem followed by walk in of Principal with ‘The Lamp of Continuity’ along with the Head Boy and Head Girl. Shri B. Kalyan Chakravarthy, IAS, Principal Secretary, Elementary and Secondary Education, Government of Assam graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. The Chairman, Principal, Executive Vice President and other dignitaries lit the ceremonial lamp to the accompaniment of an invocation to begin the ceremony. The All Faith Prayer was sung by the students and it indeed created a pious atmosphere inside the auditorium. The programme consisted of speeches and also witnessed a spate of dance and songs by the students.

The programme concluded with handing over ‘The Lamp of Continuity’ wherein the Head Boy and the Head Girl of the school handed over their mantle of responsibility to the newly appointed Head Boy and Head Girl of Class XI, who assumed it with great humility and sincerity. The gathering also paid their homage to the Nation with the National Anthem.

Royal Global School is proud to announce Aditi Todi won medals in all the four events in 30th All Assam Gymnastics championship concluded today at Nagaon.

1. Balancing Beam - Gold medal

2. Floor Exercise- Gold medal

3. Uneven bar - silver medal

4. Vaulting - Bronze medal

We are very happy to share that Jayashish Debnath of grade V B has got a silver medal in Vaulting table in Inter district gymnastics championship which was held at Nagaon on 13th Feb 21.

On this auspicious day of Vasant Panchami, Royal Global School celebrated Saraswati Puja in the school campus. The school was beautifully decorated with flowers and garlands and Saraswati Vandana was played in the background which created a pious and divine atmosphere. The puja was attended by members of the Management, Students, Parents, Teachers and Staff Members of the school. The puja ended with distribution of Khichdi prashad to all.

Royal Global School has started a series of workshops to understand, imbibe and implement the New Education Policy 2020. Under this initiative the teachers of RGS are required to conduct workshops for their fellow teachers and in this way the NEP 2020 would be thoroughly understood. On the 27th of February 2021, the first session was conducted by the senior Mathematics teachers, Subrato Goswami and Akhil Goswami wherein they highlighted the integration of arts in teaching Maths.

"Teachers should not only be efficient but also effective with their teaching".

To align the teaching process with the NEP 2020, and to make it effective, workshops are being conducted so that teachers can keep themselves updated with the modern practices and methodology.

The morning of 6th March 2021, Saturday, started with an interesting session on ‘Communication‘ by Faculty of English Department and Mentor, Mr. Sattyakee D'com Bhuyan wherein he highlighted various ways of communicating effectively with the most important tool of communication - the Voice, its modulation, its maintenance, range etc. He winded his session on a melodious note by pulling the strings of the guitar.

The second session was conducted by another faculty of English Department, Ms. Mandakini Dasgupta whose topic of discussion was ‘Culture'. Her session was an interesting and an interactive one focusing on the role of micro cultures, its importance and how it contributes to the culture of the organization as a whole.

The Saturday workshop ended on a happy note with Principal Anubha Goyal Ma’am giving the teachers a dose of motivation by reading out a short story from her Pandora’s box.

International Women’s Day was celebrated with much glitz and glamour at Royal Global School on 8th of March 2021. It was a lovely gesture by the male employees wherein they put up a beautiful surprise for all their female counterparts. The programme was graced by Ms. Sikha Modi Pansari from the Management and it commenced with cutting of a cake by Principal Mrs. Anubha Goyal. The programme witnessed a plethora of songs, flute instrumental, live painting and recitation by the male teachers of the school. The female employees of the school including all Teachers, Admin, Aayas, Housekeeping staff, Nurse, Resident attendant, Security etc. were treated with a delicious platter and the females were all decked up in hues of purple and yellow keeping in mind the color code given by United Nations for the occasion.

The graduation ceremony of the tiny tots of UKG was held on 10th March 2021 in online mode. The programme was hosted by Ms. Dikshya Das, faculty of Pre-primary and commenced with a welcome address by Ms. Madonna Sangma, class teacher of UKG. The students of UKG displayed their vast array of talent through various song and dance performances. The students also shared their experiences in the school and the parents too spoke on theirs and thanked the teachers for their immense contribution and for being so patient during the online classes. A video was played wherein different pictures and moods of the UKG students, the various activities that they undertook and performed etc. were showcased and it indeed took them down the memory lane. Principal Ma'am in her speech spoke on how children could have a stronger foundation if both the school and home worked together. She also thanked the parents for all their support and cooperation without which the school could not have gone ahead with the online mode of teaching and learning. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Ms. Madhuchhanda Bordoloi, class teacher of LKG.

The first assembly of the new batch of grade XII was held at the C Plaza on Thursday 18th March 2021. The assembly was conducted by the students of grade XII. Principal Mrs. Anubha Goyal addressed the new batch and welcomed them. She also spoke on the dire need for students to inculcate values of discipline, gratitude, kindness and respect in order to become good human beings and responsible citizens of this country.

The Global Shapers Guwahati Hub which is a part of the Global Shapers Community, an initiative of the World Economic Forum held a seminar on ‘Innovations in Technology for Strengthening Access to Equitable Healthcare in Post-COVID Assam" on 20th March 2021 at Hotel Palacio.Three students of Grade XII, Aiushmaan Sameer Gogoi, Aditya Rathi and Ronak Choudhury of Royal Global School accompanied by Mrs. Seema Barooah, Dean of Academics attended the seminar which was graced by eminent personalities like Dr. Ravi Kannan R, Recipient of Padma Shri 2020, Dr. Navanil Baruah, Director of GNRC, Mr. Hardeep Singh, GM of Piramal Swasthya, Dr. Dipankar Bandyopadyay, Head of Center for Nanotechnology at IIT Guwahati, Dr. Rahul Sarmah, Specialist at State HQ, National Health Mission Assam and Ms. Pomi Baruah, ACS officer to name a few. The session started with the welcome address by Mr. Siddarth Sharma, Curator, Global Shapers Guwahati Hub followed by a panel discussion on Innovations in technology for the underserved communities and was followed by lunch. Post lunch, the panel discussion was on "Scope of technology in strengthening equitable access for specialized care in Assam". The students actively participated in the session and definitely there were quite a lot of takeaways for them from the session. The session ended with a vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Rhea Hussain, Vice-Curator, Global Shapers Guwahati Hub.

The Orientation Programme for the new students & parents was held on 24th March 2021 wherein they were apprised by Mr. Ashok Talukdar, Head of Sports and Mr. Sattyakee D’Com Bhuyan, Dean of Activities about the various activities offered by the school. Ms. Meenakshi Borthakur and Ms. Loya Agarwala, school Counselors also addressed the gathering and spoke on varied issues on child development and the way to tackle them. Principal, Mrs. Anubha Goyal welcomed the new students and parents and spoke on discipline, punctuality, grooming, courtesy and manners and how these core values are important for a child to be a responsible and good human being.

Workshops act as a guide for the upliftment of teachers and thus Royal Global School organized two workshops for all its teachers on 25th March 2021. These workshops were conducted by the school Counselor's, Ms. Meenakshi Barthakur and Ms. Loya Agarwala. The first session was on "Understanding Child Behaviour & Orientation on Learning Disabilities" by Ms. Meenakshi Barthakur, followed by the second session by Ms. Loya Agarwala on "Self-development (Bringing out the leader in you)".

Royal Global School celebrated World Book Day on 23rd April to celebrate books and authors and encourage young students to discover the pleasure of reading.

The pre- primary and primary students made wonderful bookmarks and dressed up as their favourite book characters. Children also recited their favourite stories with zeal and enthusiasm.

Stay Safe and Keep Reading!

On 21.05.2021 we at RGS had an Intersection Declamation competition for the students of Grades IV and V. The students had the liberty of declaming either in English, Hindi or any other regional languages.

The oratory skills of the students came to the forefront as the budding orators captivated the audience with their engaging speeches. It did take the audience back to memory lane listening to all the motivated speakers delivering their speeches.

The online classes did not limit the students of RGS to express themselves and explore their talents. The students of Grade 2 got the opportunity to display their wit and confidence through various competitions held on the online platform.

"Show and Tell Competition" was held on 19th May 2021(Wednesday) for Group A of Grade 2s where the children participated with great enthusiasm. The students were asked to speak on an object picked for them on the spot. The students greatly impressed the judges Mrs Neetu Agarwal and Mrs Amrita Modi Chakraborty with their confidence and presence of mind. It was a wonderful experience for all the participants.

“There was never a night or a problem that could defeat sunrise or hope.” – Bernard Williams

Hope is a powerful thing. It inspires us to do the impossible and helps us carry on during difficult times. Hope can come in many different shapes and forms. It may be through our favourite music, or a good book, or even by listening to our favourite thought leaders.

Keeping this in mind, the students of class VIII, Royal Global School Guwahati, as a part of their Speaking Skills Activity, took the initiative of spreading messages of hope and courage in order to overcome the present crisis and motivate their well wishers by spreading positivity all around.

Presence of mind, wit and good language skills are the three very important qualities needed by each and every one of us in today’s world to be successful in any profession.

Keeping this in mind and to provide our children an opportunity to hone these skills from a very young age, Royal Global School organised an online inter-section ‘Show and Tell’ competition on the 26th of May, 2021 for the Second graders of the school where each participant was instructed to pick out one object from their home environment and speak on it.

The children participated with great enthusiasm and it was exciting for everyone present including our esteemed judges, Mrs. Simran Agarwalla and Mrs. Neha Siotia, to see each participant rush to get the items and find appropriate words to talk about them. The event was a great success mainly due to the support of all the parents in these difficult and challenging times.

Making the best out of waste has been a part of human life since the early ages. It was the human creative mind that gave birth to this extraordinary idea of using unwanted material in a useful way. In today’s world recycling has a very important place. So, keeping this in mind, in the second round of online intersection competition the Group C of the 2nd graders had a ‘Best Out of Waste Competition’ on 26th May 2021, Wednesday. The criteria of the competition were presentation, use of material, innovation and overall effect. The event displayed the creativity of the little ones and also helped them to realise the importance of recycling and reusing waste materials. Our esteemed judges Mrs.Ankita Agarwal and Mrs.Priyanka Jain appreciated the kids for their ability to think and organise their thoughts to create such beautiful items.

The students of Royal Global School organised a mock IPL Auction on 23rd May, 2021. The auction specifically aimed at building and improving financial management and planning skills, in a student friendly way, as the participants had to build a well balanced team, keeping in mind the budget they had been allotted. It also helped the students build their cricket analytic.

The auction began with addresses from the principal of Royal Global School, Mrs Anubha Goyal followed by the Head of Sports, Mr Ashok Talukdar. Altogether, 30 students had participated in the auction. Two auctioning sessions were followed by a trade and press release session, exclusively organised to improve the participants’ paperwork.

The Organizing Committee consisted of Swayam Agarwal, head of Auctioning, Dev Tiwari, head of Public Relations, Ansh Goenka, head of Data Management and Ranveer Bhura, head of IT.

On the occasion of World's Environment Day, the tiny tots of Pre- Primary pledged to make small but sincere changes to help the Earth regenerate and revive.

With their little hands, they planted saplings and are so enthusiastic to watch their plants grow alongside themselves.

Nursery and LKG of RGS pulled a very successful event "Zoomin' with mumma and papa" on the 11th of June' 2021. The day saw immense talent across the participants- the tiny tots and their parents, and even their grandparents! Each idea was presented with grace and creativity. The trios had their best character showcased; be it costume, presentation or even their dance moves. There was not a second which was unfulfilling. A big thankyou to all the participants for putting up their best show. And this event couldn't have been possible without Principal ma'am.

Recycling is the best way to reduce litters which results in reduced environmental pollution. Creating the best out of waste is an art in itself, which is the outcome of one’s innovation and creativity.

On 16th June 2021, Royal Global School, organized an online inter section“ Best Out of Waste” competition for class 2 group D. In this competition, the students made innovative and useful objects by using various waste materials.They made excellent goods like birds feeder, hand sanitizer machine,kitchen compost, flower pot and much more. The children got a chance to showcase their artistic talent through this competition.The esteemed judges of the competition Mrs. Ajanta Baruah and Mrs. Sheetal Maheswari appreciated their innovative creations. The competition taught students to love the nature and made them understand about recycling and reusing of waste materials.

'Yoga is essentially a practice for your soul, working through the medium fo your body' - Tara Fraser (Yoga teacher and author) Royal Global School organised a webinar on the occasion of International Yoga Day for the students, staff and parents to come together and understand the essence and benefits of practicing yoga in their daily curriculum.

The event started with a video prepared by the students of the school performing Suryanamaskaar and Pranayam and was followed by showcasing of various asanas with multiple health benefits.

The Yoga teacher Shreejayesh enumerated the benefits of yoga and guided the attendees as to how they could inculcate it in their daily routine.

8th August 2021 is celebrated as International Twin Day world over and keeping in tune with it’s spirit, Royal Global School organised a virtual celebration of the same by means of a Webinar. Royal Global School prides itself in having 19 pairs of twins on their student rolls Nursery through grade XII. Each pair of twins was allotted 3 minutes during which they spoke about their special bond and their unique relationship , this was complemented with stellar performances from them as well. The parents too were a part of the event and expressed how privileged they feel to be parents to twins. The virtual event was graced by head of institution Mrs. Anubha Goyal who spoke to the gathering and added lustre to the captivating event.This was an atypical webinar ever held by a school and was greatly appreciated and applauded by parents and students.

The staff and students of Royal Global School celebrated Gandhi Jayanti by paying homage to the Father of the Nation. The function began by garlanding the bronze statue of Gandhi ji and offering of floral tributes. Hymns and bhajans dear to Gandhi ji were sung and students took part in a discussion which threw light on the various aspects of Gandhi ji's life. It was a morning well spent where all present were enlightened and the values and principles of Gandhi ji were reinstated. The hostel children took up a project of ‘Swachch Hostel Abhiyaan’ and cleaned up their common rooms, in and around the hostel blocks and football field.

Royal Global school celebrated Rashtriya Poshan Maah by distributing nutritional food to the underprivileged children of Pamohi village. The objectives were to inculcate a sense of social responsibility, inclusiveness and volunteerism. 30 students of RGS voluntarily contributed towards the cause. The school as a part of its social outreach and sustainable development program has initiated this program which would be taken forward on a regular basis. Two teacher coordinators, Mahua Kanungoe and Bala Meenakshi Rajkhowa accompanied the students.

Advocates of Global schools conducted a work shop on Sustainable development. The 17 Sustainable development goals were discussed and teachers were asked to come out with ideas on how we could start introducing SDGs in our curriculum. About 40 teachers participated and the session was very fruitful. Looking forward to contributing as much as we can to this mission.

With great pride we announce that Royal Global School has been selected as one of the 75 Schools of Eminence across the country. With an A+ rating, the school was placed among the best in the industry. In a program held at Taj Bangalore on the 27th of October, the award was presented to Binita Jain, Senior Coordinator who was representing the school. While such awards do acknowledge the achievements of the school, they also make us realize how much more is left to be achieved. And this will keep us motivated to become better than what we are.

It’s not how much we give but how much love we put into giving” - Mother Teresa The second phase of the SEVA project for the session 2021- 2022 was conducted successfully on 1st November, 2021. Few students of Class 9D accompanied by their class teacher ( Pooja Bhattacharjee) visited Anandamarga Ashram for pre- Diwali celebration . It is a home for the orphans as well as the under priviledged kids. Each and every members of the inmates were overflowed with joy by receiving their Diwali gifts. Every students of Class 9D contributed to give them new clothes, sweets and organic crackers. The students as well as the inmates of the Ashram spent a quality time by playing, dancing and sharing stories. Besides fun a small interactive session happened where they discussed about the environment. The visit was a huge learning experience for the young citizens and after spending an hour, the students pledge to contribute in their own way towards spreading happiness.

The students of Royal Global School participated in an Outreach Program organised by YoungIndian in association with Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) to celebrate Masoom Week 2021. The students were taken to a Village School, Nongspung School where they interacted with the village students and created awareness about the Necessity of Sexual Awareness in the present day. The students of RGS played games with the children and in association with Yi distributed Food packets to all present at the venue.The students who participated were from classes 9 and 11 of Royal Global School.

After a gap of 18 months Antar Prerna resumed with Ms Dipti Jain as the guest speaker. The young and vibrant speaker interacted with the students of class 11 on the topic Journalism and Media. Being a journalist by profession Ms. Dipti explained the various avenues in the field of Journalism and shared her own experiences with the students. She cleared the various doubts which were put forward by the students. Overall it was a very informative and interesting session.

A team of 34 students of the Social Outreach Club of the school- UTSARGA visited the adopted village at Nortap, Sonapur on 9th December 2021 as a part of the club activities under the Pilot project " Bridging the Gap". This visit after a gap of almost two years after the pandemic was more of an interactive session between the buddy school members, and a Pre-christmas celebration too. It was a fun filled experience for our grade 9 children as it was their first ever trip to the Nortap village. The main objective of this activity was to inculcate in the children the values of sharing, caring and the joy of spreading smiles. Parents and students contributed generously towards the cause. It was indeed a beautiful experience for all of us. The students were accompanied by the club coordinator Mrs. Mahua Guha Kanungoe.

Constitution Day, also known as "National Law Day" or "Samvidhan Divas", is celebrated in India on 26 November every year to commemorate the adoption of the Constitution of India. On 26 November 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India adopted the Constitution of India, and it came into effect on 26 January 1950. It was marked by the conduct of a special assembly where the students repeated the Preamble and the hall echoed with the words "We the people of India..........." and were explained the significance of the constitution. It was followed by speeches and declamation by students where they enacted as Sarojini Naidu and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. All in all it was an extremely informative experience for all our students.

On the beautiful morning of 21st December 2021, a group of 18 student members of Utsarga- The Social Outreach Club of Royal Global school accompanied by the coordinator Mrs Mahua Guha Kanungoe made a visit to the Parents Association of Shishu Sarathi ( PASS) for Pre- Christmas celebrations.

It was a heart touching and an emotional experience for our kids. 15 beneficiaries of the age group between 14 years to 61 years with intellectual and physical inabilities were all eagerly waiting for Santa Claus to arrive with lots of gifts and happiness. Royalites sang Christmas carols for them along with Santa Claus and their happiness had seen no bounds.The celebration culminated with the cutting of a cake that was baked by one of our skilled bakers. A gift of a muffler and a cap was distributed to the inmates as a small token of love and happiness. As mentioned by the incharge of the organisation that " we should not sympathize but instead empathize with the inmates here". It was a fun filled morning with children coming back with a lot of learning experiences and a feeling of satisfaction that they could bring a little smile to those faces that needed the most.

A Vaccination Drive was conducted today at Royal Global School wherein students between the age group of 15 to 18 years were administered the vaccine- COVAXIN. Mission Director of National Health Mission, Dr. Lakshman. SADC, Health, Dhruvbajyoti Hazarika and Pomi Baruah, OSD, NHM and DS Govt of Assam visited the school campus to ensure the smooth conduct of the drive.

"The pessimist complains about the wind. The optimist expects it to change. The leader adjusts the sails.” -John Maxwell

The future leaders and office bearers of the cabinet of RGS were invested today in a solemn event. The Investiture Ceremony 2021-22 took place in the C Plaza of Royal Global School today keeping all the COVID protocols in mind. The cabinet members were presented with their sashes and badges and they took an oath to work with sincerity and dedication, to put the interest of the school before their own. The auspicious ceremony started off with a welcome song, followed by lighting of the lamp and then a dance performance. The cabinet marched to the beat of the band in their crisp and meticulous gait and took their positions. Donning their sash and badge, they took charge of their respective fields by holding the flags which was presented to them by the coordinators and the house masters and mistresses. The Head Boy and the Head Girl gave their ceremonial speeches which was befitting of the post they held. The program ended with the playing of the national anthem.

National Youth Day is observed to honour the ideals and thoughts of Swamiji Vivekananda who had tremendous faith in youth. The day marks the birth anniversary of the social reformer, great thinker and philosopher, Swami Vivekananda.

The house members of Vivekananda house celebrated the event in school, lighting the sacred lamp and garlanding his statue.

The noble ideas and thoughts of Swamiji were highlighted in the ceremony by Swayam Agarwal and Namleen Sodhi. Vice Principal Ms. Binita Jain also spoke about the qualities of Swami Vivekananda which made him a great personality to behold, across generations to come.

The early morning drizzle delayed, but did not dampen the enthusiasm of the faculty members and students of Royal Global School to celebrate Bihu on 12th January in the Hostel Lawns. The programme started with a beautiful traditional Assamese song followed by a delightful dance performance by the students of RGS. Ms. Gitarthi Goswami along with other teachers conducted the proceedings of offering prayers and the Meji was lit by the Vice Principal, Ms. Binita Jain. Students gave short speeches on the significance of Magh Bihu. The program was brought to an end by the playing of the State Anthem.

Like the previous years, this year too Royal Global School has observed Shilpi Divas on the 17th of January in the fond memory of Rupkonwar Jyotiprasad Agarwala. Vice principal Ms. Binita Jain lit the lamp and the students garlanded the bust. Faculty member Mr. Prashanta Nath spoke a few words on the first legendary filmmaker of Assam. Ms. Gitarthi along with Mr. Prashanta Nath and the students sang a Jyotisangit.

The 73rd Republic Day of this glorious nation was celebrated on 26 January at Royal Global School with patriotic fervour and zest among all.

Like all the years, the celebration commenced with the flag hoisting ceremony by our esteemed Chief Guests for the Occasion – Hon’ble Chairman, Dr. A.K Pansari, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) S.P Singh and our Vice Principal Ms. Binita Jain which was followed by the National Anthem. This was followed by a march past by the RGS contingent and the school band. A short speech was delivered by our Vice Principal Ma’am Ms. Binita Jain explaining the significance and importance of this very particular day and how the nation has overcome the pandemic situation.

A soulful song rendition and motivational dance performance created an energy and aura of patriotism. One of our tiny tots from UKG made us remember the golden heritage of our country and feel proud to be an Indian through her short speech. The school campus was tastefully decorated with paintings showcasing our legendary freedom fighters and the program concluded with refreshments for all.

Marking the arrival of the spring season, Vasant Panchami is celebrated every year across India. This year, it is being celebrated on February 5 when people worship Goddess Saraswati and seek her blessings. According to the Hindu culture, Goddess Saraswati is a symbol of prosperity and represents wisdom and knowledge. The school campus was beautifully decorated with handmade paper flowers and garlands of marigolds and mango leaves. All the teachers, staff and students came together to worship goddess Saraswati, the Goddess of Knowledge, Art and Music. The fragrance of flowers, the aroma of the burning camphor in lamps and the bright paper designs fluttering under the blue skies filled the school environment with peace and positivity.

The Annual Inter House Senior Sports Meet 2021-22 was a two-day event which began on 18th February and concluded today amidst great enthusiasm and fervor. The opening ceremony set the tone for the day’s events by raising the student’s team spirit and excitement. The students cheered for their Houses as the players took their positions on the field. A Yoga demonstration was done by the students accompanied by an energetic and motivating song and dance performance. Short speeches were delivered by our Sports Coordinator Mr. Ashok Talukdar and the sports Captain of the school. The first event was the Inter House Volleyball competition followed by Basketball and Football. Day 2 began with the Finals of the various sports. The highlights were the Track and Field events and the Prize distribution ceremony. The Sports event instilled energy and positivity across the entire campus.

International Women’s Day was celebrated on March 8th, 2022 in our school dedicating the day to all the strong and wonderful women members of the RGS family. Beautiful flute and song renditions were performed by the male teachers of the school. Our Principal Ma’am, Ms. Anubha Goyal in her speech emphasized on self-importance and self-love to be practised among women. The event concluded by cutting a cake and snacks.

We are proud and pleased to inform you that ‘Royal Global School’ is Ranked No.1 in India under the Top Day Cum Boarding Schools for ‘Holistic Education’ in a survey conducted by EducationToday.
The India`s School Merit Awards, 2021 was held on March 11, 2022, at The Chancery Pavilion- Bangalore to felicitate all the India`s Top School winners. Our Vice Principal Ma’am Ms. Binita Jain attended the event to receive the award.
The schools have been categorized under 15 Parameters i.e., Academic Reputation, Teachers' Advancement & Well-being, Co-curricular Education, Sports Education, Digital Learning Advancement, Student Advancement & Mentoring, Leadership in Quality Management, Parental Engagement, Future-Proof Learning Infrastructure, Value For Money, Community Service, Holistic Education, Psychological Well-being of Students, Individual Attention to Students & Integrated Learning. India School Merit Awards, 2021 are based on Jury Rating, Parent’s Votes & EducationToday Team Analysis.

The children of UKG celebrated their Graduation Day today 16th March,2022. The program started on a musical note as the children displayed their skills on different musical instruments.
It was followed by Principal Ma'am's speech where she spoke about effective parenting and stressed on spending quality time with their child and enjoying every little moment and witnessing their child grow.
The tiny tots displayed their vast array of talent through their dance and song performances.
The students and parents shared their experiences on both online and offline classes conducted during the pandemic years and thanked the teachers and the school for their immense contribution. The soon to be Grade 1 students were excited to collect their certificates of appreciation.
The effort and hardwork put in by our tiny tots to stay in sync and coordinated after a gap of 2 years was remarkable. They absolutely enjoyed coming back to school and participating in all the activities.
The parents were awestruck to see their children perform on stage with much confidence.
The event concluded with a song by the students in their graduation robes and the National Anthem.

On the 24th of March 2022, Royal Global School organised an orientation programme for the parents of the new students for the session 2022-23. The parents were apprised and informed of the philosophy, values and offerings at RGS by our respected Principal ma'am Ms. Anubha Goyal. Our Pre-primary teacher Ms. Sujata Moktan Das emphasized on the importance of early childhood education and thenceforth the curriculum followed in RGS. Dean of Sports Mr. Ashok Talukdar, School Counsellor Ms. Minakshi Borthakur and Dean of Activities Mr.Sattyakee Dcom Bhuyan give parents a glimpse into the various facets of RGS. We look forward to commencing the new academic session 2022-23 on 4th April.

The valedictory ceremony 2021-22 of the outgoing batch of Grade 12 was conducted amidst an august gathering composed of dignitaries, members of the management, head of school, parents, teachers and students. The program commenced with the lamp lighting ceremony followed by the felicitation of the Chief Guest, Shri Devashish Sharma, Commissioner, GMC. A beautiful Devi Vandana was performed by the talented students invoking the blessings of the Goddess. In her speech, the Head of School, Mrs Anubha Goyal, urged the students to imbibe resilience from the prevailing times and cherish the qualities that make them unique. The valedictory ceremony began with the Head of School, Vice Principal and Class Teachers of the respective classes handing over memorabilia and blessings upon the students. In his address, the Chairman of Royal Global School encouraged the children to inculcate core values that would help shape them up into holistic individuals. He also stressed on reviving the Sanskrit language to keep our ancient heritage alive. Certificates were awarded to the Cabinet Members as well as two scholars who have made the school proud with their perseverance and unflinching dedication. The Chief Guest reminded the gathering to follow their heart and carve their own niche in life. The outgoing leaders addressed the school for the last time followed by parents who thanked the entire RGS fraternity for having shaped their wards into responsible citizens of the country. The program concluded with the National Anthem.

The valedictory ceremony 2021-22 of the outgoing batch of Grade 12 was conducted amidst an august gathering composed of dignitaries, members of the management, head of school, parents, teachers and students. The program commenced with the lamp lighting ceremony followed by the felicitation of the Chief Guest, Shri Devashish Sharma, Commissioner, GMC. A beautiful Devi Vandana was performed by the talented students invoking the blessings of the Goddess. In her speech, the Head of School, Mrs Anubha Goyal, urged the students to imbibe resilience from the prevailing times and cherish the qualities that make them unique. The valedictory ceremony began with the Head of School, Vice Principal and Class Teachers of the respective classes handing over memorabilia and blessings upon the students. In his address, the Chairman of Royal Global School encouraged the children to inculcate core values that would help shape them up into holistic individuals. He also stressed on reviving the Sanskrit language to keep our ancient heritage alive. Certificates were awarded to the Cabinet Members as well as two scholars who have made the school proud with their perseverance and unflinching dedication. The Chief Guest reminded the gathering to follow their heart and carve their own niche in life. The outgoing leaders addressed the school for the last time followed by parents who thanked the entire RGS fraternity for having shaped their wards into responsible citizens of the country. The program concluded with the National Anthem.

Aditi Todi won medals in all the four events in Junior Girls in the 31st All Assam Inter District Gymnastics competition held on 30th & 31st March,2022 at Guwahati.
3 Gold and 1 silver
BALANCING BEAM - GOLD
UNEVEN BAR - GOLD
FLOOR EXERCISE- GOLD
VAULTING - SILVER
Royal Global School congratulates Aditi on her achievements.

The National Policy (NEP), 2020 had outlined the vision of India’s new education system and provided a comprehensive framework that would enable the country’s current education system align itself with internationally accepted education norms. An important objective of the NEP was to foster “experiential learning and critical thinking” among students. Experiential learning or “learning through reflection on doing” is an individualized learning process related to the learner and the learning context. It takes the learner beyond the classroom and focuses on his or her self-initiative or intention to learn. The Experiential Learning Conclave 2022 organized by Scoo news in association with Royal Global School, Maria’s Public School and South Point School began on 31st March in Guwahati, Assam. On 1st and 2nd April 2, 2022, more than five hundred participants took part in an experiential journey, gaining new insights on new curriculum concepts and their implementation. A host of distinguished speakers took to the stage and shared their experiences, their thoughts and their strategies for incorporating experiential learning and critical thinking in our pedagogical structure. On Day 1, Prof Manish Jain, Associate Teaching Professor and Coordinator, Centre for Creative Learning, IIT, Gandhinagar held masterclasses for both students and teachers. The highlight of Day 2 was the keynote address by Lobsang Phuntsok, Founder and Director, Jhantse Gatsal Chidren’s Community, Arunachal Pradesh. Mr. Phuntsok’s presentation on Educating the Heart, Mind and Body in the context of the 21st century was thought provoking. Interlacing his speech with humorous anecdotes from his own life, the speaker spoke to the hearts and minds of his audience. The Experiential Learning Conclave 2022 concluded with the Experiential Learning Awards, at Royal Global School. Royal Global School received an award for the best Hybrid Learning Initiative. For two days RGS had played host to educators and thinkers from across the country. Distinguished speakers like Mr. Sandeep Sethi, Ms. Lata Vaidyanathan, and Ms. Vasundha Wanchoo, Dr. Anju Chazot and Dr. Pascal Chazot and many more have presented ideas, discussed strategies and conducted workshops in order to make teaching-learning impactful. In addition, delegates were given the opportunity to learn about the local traditions of the North East in an exhibition of traditional Art, Handicrafts and Handlooms on the grounds of Royal Global School. The Conclave has thus been a platform for the coming together of minds, for the interchange of ideas and the formation of lifelong bonds.

A never before episode in the field of education was unfolded when Royal Global School, South Point School and Maria's Public School in association with ScooNews organised a congregation of educators and stalwarts of education in the Experiential Learning Conclave, 'ExelCon 22' from 31st March to 3rd April at the Royal Global School premises. A lineup of speakers from mainland India and the Northeast had consented to share their ideas and suggestions in the meet. Honourable Chairman of Royal Global School Dr. A.K. Pansari gave a thumping start to the ExelCon 2022 with his articulate and motivational speech.

Jayraj Debnath and Jayashish Debnath of Grade VII won laurels at the 31st All Assam Inter District Gymnastics Championship held at Bhogeswar Phukan Indoor Stadium Dispur under the following categories in the Under 12 Category:
Jayraj Debnath
Parallel Bar - Gold Medal
Vaulting table - Gold Medal
Floor exercise - Silver Medal
Pomel Horse - Silver Medal
Jayashish Debnath
Floor Exercise - Gold Medal
Parallel Bar - Silver Medal
Vaulting Table - Silver Medal

A trip to the Royal Theatre (Broadway)
On 6th April,2022 students of class IV enjoyed watching a movie. They watched *Wonder* starring Julia Roberts and Jacob Trembley. The movie was all about accepting each other and spreading love and kindness. Students also relished refreshments during the movie. At Royal Global School we bring learning in the best way possible filled with fun and inclusivity.

Music and movement enables children to learn new words and concepts through activities such as chanting rhymes, creating sounds by clapping, snapping and other objects and singing songs to make the learn fun. Children of LKG happily participated in body percussion and enjoyed till the end. It was a delight to see them following the music, beats and at the same time having so much fun.

No mess smush painting naturally encourages exploration of the following developmentally appropriate skills and senses:
Touch – children feel the cool temperature of the paint and notices the smooth texture.
Sight – While painting, children observe the different colors and how they blend together.
The children of lower kindergarten involved in no-mess painting. They were excited to touch and mix the paint. They kept touching the ziplock pouches with their fingers and mixed the colours collaboratively.

Logical reasoning requires an understanding of attributes, relationships, and sequence, and is not only important in formal learning but also in daily activities. It boosts their sense of identification and sorting skills as well. Children of Upper kindergarten participated in identifying and placing picture tiles in sequence. Some of them assisted their peers in arranging the same. As they solved, the joy of accomplishment was evident in them.

A fun activity where one has to stack the various colored cylinders in the order of their height, size and colour. This game is designed to develop hand-eye coordination and identification of each cylinder and place it belongs. All the children of nursery participated in identifying and placing the cylinders. They enjoyed and stayed engaged for a period of time

Congratulation to Ranitya !
Way to Go !
Congratulation to Ranitya Raj Sarma on being selected for the covetous and prestigous scholarship of AFS Asia Kakehashi Program, 2022-23. A sponsored program of Government of Japan,the scholarship focuses on facilitating intercultural exchange and understanding between teenagers of Japan and other Asian countries. Ranitya will attend a Japanese high school in the next session. He will be helped to improve Japanese language skills, academic prospects and intercultural fluency while living with an adopted family in kakehashi, Japan. Ranitya has been selected based on his academic achievement and interest in Japanese language and culture as well as potential to be a future leader of positive change in his community. We wish him an enriching session ahead in Japan.

' Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body'.
To motivate the children to read for fun and to encourage lifelong reading habits , a 'READ Programme' workshop was held across Primary school by resource persons Miss Amita Khare, and Vidya Padmanabhan from Mumbai. The duo regaled the students with various tales from their Read programme books. Animated and dramatized techniques involved in storytelling fosters imagination in the young minds and instills in them a love for reading.

Felicitation of Indian Football Icon Shri Baichung Bhutia alongwith promising players of RGS in their respective field of Sport for their outstanding achievements took place on 11th April 2022 at an even. We congratulate all our talented players.

On 11.04.2022 the students of Grades IV and V had an engrossing story telling session in the school's Rock n Roll room.The session was conducted by Amrita Khare and Vidya Padmanabhan. The resource persons started the session with a song and the children were at once all ears. After setting in the mood, they explained the concept of folk tales and went on to narrate a folk tale in their unique style. The idea of conducting this session was to inculcate the habit of reading in the students and to arouse their curiosity. The skills they acquired were how to distinguish between plot, character and setting in a story. Overall it was a fruitful and an enriching experience which the students thoroughly enjoyed.

On 12th April, 2022 a special assembly was organized for the students of Pre Primary and Primary Sections to celebrate one of the major festivals of Assam that is Rongali Bihu, which is also known as Bohag Bihu that ushers the beginning of the Assamese New Year. The assembly started with the prayer “Nisinu tumak kot asa probhu…”, followed by a speech on the importance of celebrating this festival and a poem recitation. The main attractions of the assembly were the ‘Husori’ performance followed by two enthralling Bihu dances which set the tone for the festive season. A very important ritual of this festival called ‘Bihur Hewa Jonuwa’ was shown to the students where all the respected dignitaries – Chairman Dr Ashok Pansari , Member of Management Ms. Harsha Pansari , Principal Ms. Anubha Goyal, Vice Principal Binita Jain, Headmistress Ms. Debdutta Bera Adhya were felicitated with a “Phulam Gamucha” and the students seeked blessings from them by touching their feet. Principal ma’am addressed the assembly and wished everyone a very happy and prosperous Rongali Bihu. The tiny tots of the pre primary section dressed in traditional attire amazed everyone with their vibrant and scintillating Bihu dance moves. The assembly ended with the state anthem.

Books are lighthouses erected in the great sea of time. —E.P. Whipple
To encourage children to enjoy reading and develop it into a lifelong habit, our school has a consistent activity for children across all classes called 'The Read Programme'. To make reading fun for children, a workshop was held on 12th of April for the middle school by resource persons, Miss Amita Khare and Vidya Padmanabhan from Mumbai. They incorporated more knowledge about reading through group activities, songs and took them to an imaginary world of nature. The students were enriched by learning about the basic structure of a story, the technical terms and it's nuances. The students were greatly motivated to read more through this workshop.

On 18.04.2022 IVth graders of Royal Global School had a session on Hydroponics. It's about Urban farming and teaching children how to grow their own leafy vegetables within the limited space that urban apartments have. The session was taken up by the Fuel Farmers -Easy farming. The session started with a question and answer session wherein they were asked questions like 'What is the future ?' 'What is farming?' The enthusiastic children were answering and had to be told to hold their horses ! The main motive of the session was to drive home the point about the hazards of using chemical manures and its ill effects on health. So how to grow your own vegetables where there is paucity of space? The skills acquired were how to grow your own leafy vegetables through hydroponics without soil and sunlight and through artificial lights and zero chemicals. It was experiential learning as the concept of growing plants was introduced through the enriching and enlightening session !

Sustainability Through Eco Bricks On 21st April 2022, twenty-three students from 4th to 12th grade took part in making eco-bricks to observe Earth Day in the school under the initiative of the IAYP and Interact Club members under the guidance of the Moderator, Suman Bhuyan. There is no question that Earth has been a giving planet. Everything humans have needed to survive, and thrive, was provided by the natural world around us. But the lack of responsibility and awareness makes us unable to take care of our planet the way we should have. Eco bricks are zero cost, reusable, lightweight, easy to work with, and most importantly, repurpose the plastic that’s rapidly threatening to take over our ecosystems. Students collected plastic wastes and made eco-bricks which in the long run will be part of a broader project. They also took a pledge to teach the craft to other students so that they can learn to manage the waste and save the planet.

"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way it's animals are treated"- Mahatma Gandhi Our Country claims to be the home of Ahimsa and place of compassion to all living creatures , the reality ,however, is very different. Heartbreaking stories of cruelty towards animals appear almost everyday in the media. To bring a change in our relationship with animals ,away from violence, towards compassion and peaceful co-existence, a session by leading NGO's of Guwahati was conducted at Royal Global School. The Founder of Purpaws Foundation, Nandini Barua , the Founder of Anajoree,Milin Dutta and the Founder of another NGO Street Animal Welfare ,Rashmi Choudhary spoke on various issues related to need for adoption of shelter dogs, sterilization of street dogs, to be a ' voice' for the ' voiceless',eradicate illegal trading of animals and promote compassion in our society. It was a very fruitful session of one and half hour with the senior secondary students of Grade IX- XII.

In the words of John Burroughs," I go to books and to nature as the bee goes to a flower, for a nectar that I can make into my own honey." Hence keeping this in view ,this educational tour to Botanical Garden of Gauhati University was organised for the students of Grade 3 today.

The students of RGS were educated on a very important topic, that is Income Tax and it's importance. Resource persons Smt.Priyanka Sharma IRS, and Sri.Subhajit Bhuyan IRS, with their team took a session on "To communicate the importance of paying taxes and ease of tax conpliance" to the prospective taxpayers. This program was initiated by the Income tax department, under the Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav program to commemorate 75 years of Independence. It was a very important and informative session.

When it comes to decision regarding careers, guidance from experienced mentors is a must. The students of Royal Global School experienced a power-packed, super-engaging, and highly insightful Workshop session on Career Planning & Development conducted by Nishant Sarawgi from Enrichmycareer on 27th April 2022. Through his presentation he focused the importance of pursuing a career which they are passionate about. His workshop which was activity based kept the students glued to their seats happily for nearly two hours. The session ended with some prize distribution and vote of thanks by the students.