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Calendar Activities

Activities

At Samskruti International School, we ensure that our calendar activities are not just celebrations, but also avenues for learning, bonding, and personal growth.
Each month, students participate in events that promote cultural awareness, physical well-being, creativity, and social responsibility. These activities are an integral part of our educational framework, offering a rich mix of traditional festivals, educational days, and skill-building experiences.

Key events on our calendar include:

  • Father’s Day – A day to celebrate fathers and father figures, encouraging students to express their gratitude and appreciation for their parental support.
  • International Yoga Day – An opportunity for students to practice mindfulness and yoga, promoting physical and mental health.
  • World Music Day – Students engage with music and explore its cultural significance, fostering creativity and artistic expression.
  • Holi – A vibrant celebration of colors that teaches the importance of unity, joy, and the welcoming of spring. Students learn about its cultural significance while participating in the festivities.
  • Sri Rama Navami – A celebration of Lord Rama’s birth, where students learn about his teachings, the values of dharma, and the importance of righteousness.
  • Bonalu – A cultural event that involves community participation and celebrations, promoting cultural awareness and religious harmony.
  • Rakhi – A festival that emphasizes family bonds, and students participate in making and exchanging Rakhi with peers and teachers, symbolizing protection and love.
  • Krishnastami – A celebration of Lord Krishna’s birth, offering a chance for students to explore his teachings, especially around joy, wisdom, and compassion.
  • Clay Day – A creative event where students can express their artistic abilities by working with clay, learning the value of craftsmanship and creativity.
  • Teacher’s Day – Students celebrate the contributions of their teachers by hosting special events and offering gratitude for the guidance and knowledge shared.
  • World Animal Welfare Day – An event to raise awareness about animal rights, where students engage in activities related to animal welfare and environmental conservation.
  • Children’s Carnival Week – A week of fun-filled activities designed to engage students in games, competitions, and community service.
  • Field Visits (Unit/Topic Wise) – Educational trips that align with classroom topics.
These visits help students gain practical knowledge and connect theoretical lessons to real-world applications.These activities are woven into our curriculum, ensuring that learning is not confined to textbooks. Students not only celebrate cultural diversity and learn about global events but also develop essential life skills such as teamwork, leadership, and empathy. Through these calendar activities, we aim to create well-rounded individuals who are culturally aware, socially responsible, and ready to take on the challenges of the future.