Independence Day Celebration
15th August 1947 is the day when India got freedom from around 200 years of British rule. It was very tough time for every Indian. To make India an Independent nation many non-violent struggle and freedom movements were carried out by our freedom fighters in which they sacrificed their lives for our beloved motherland. In order to celebrate the patriotism in all of our heart, Florescent Public School organised an Independence Day Activity. The students of class pre-primary to all the way to class 8 wholeheartedly participated in it. Students of Pre-primary were engrossed making a tricolour flower. They cut and wrapped papers in the colours of national flag to make a shape of the flowers. The students of class 1 to class 5 made a tricolour band to put on their hands as a show of patriotism. The higher classes of 6 to 8 participated by making a hanging piece from papers coloured in orange, white and green. Celebrating Independence Day represents the core of our beliefs, the very makeup of our identity as citizens of India. Florescent Public School wishes all the students a very happy Independence Day and hopes and days like this and activities like this instil a deep sense of love and passion towards the country. Jai Hind.
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Nandotsav Celebration
चलो देख आए नंद घर लाला हुआ यह तो नंदजी के घर का उजाला हुआ। वर्षा आनंद की बरसाने वाला हुआ सुख नैनो को पहुंचाने वाला हुआ।। Lord Krishna chose 8th day of Dark Fortnight in the month of Bhadarvo (August-September) to appear on this earth for the pleasure of his devotees. As Lord Krishna appeared at midnight, devotees begin celebrating the festival from midnight only. Florescent Public School organised a Nandotsav for the students of pre-primary to class 8 to educate them and make them celebrate the festival of the culture. The students of pre-primary joined to create a Mugut for Lord Krishna. The yellow pitambar coloured paper representing the gold and Krishna’s Mor-pinchh at the top. Students of class 1 to class 5 participated in making Basuri that we see Lord Krishna holding and playing sweet tunes on while herding the cows. Whereas the students of class 6 to class 8 created a Matki on a paper by decorating with multiple colours and small mirrors. This represents the same famous Matki that Lord Krishna in his childhood would steal the butter from the houses of Gokul. Sri Krishnashtami brings much joy and feeling of unity not only among adults but also among kids. Florescent Public School wishes a Happy Nandotsav to all the students and teachers and hopes that students enjoyed and learnt about Sri Krishna's sweet pastimes.
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Ganesh Chaturthi Celebration
Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most prominent festivals of India. People of India await a whole year for this week long festivity eagerly. Although it is celebrated all over the country, in the state of Maharashtra it is celebrated with the most enthusiasm. Florescent Public School organised an activity for the students of Pre-primary and class 7 and class 8 in order to educate them more on their culture and religion. Ganesh chaturthi is known for having pictures and idols of ganeshji in every house, following the essence, Students of pre-primary sticked pulses on Lord Ganesh's drawing. This created a beautiful 3 dimesnsional effect and looked very appealing. For the students of higher grade, class 7 and class 8. They participated by using a stick-ons to complete the picture of Lord Ganesh. It was like solving a puzzle and piecing the correct parts into the paper. This kept the students very engrossed and helped them gain more focus on the culture and activities behind it. Florescent Public School hopes activities like these keep the students more engrossed and inclusive into their cultural roots and may this Ganesh Chaturthi bring joy and happiness to all.
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Green Day Activity
Colours like green, orange, and white, hold a treasured place in the Indian imagination. Long associated with Indian sporting achievements, these colours have strong environmental connections. Green conjures images of India’s forests, mineral wealth, grain harvests and the wide landscape of pastures. The scientific research is clear about the psychological implications of looking at greens generally. Studies have shown that seeing the color green is linked to enhanced creative thinking. Keeping these sentiments in mind, Florescent Public School organised a Green Day Activity for the students. The students created an imprint of a potato masher on the white paper depicting the shell of the turtle. It was to show a hard rounded shell with scales and patterns on it. There were other flora and fauna that depicted the green colour. Activities such as these help students to activate their creativity and enhance their extra curricular senses. Florescent Public School wishes all the students a happy Green Day and hopes activities such as these entice students into more creative fields and brighten their future.
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Teacher’s Day
Lord Sri Krishna says to Arjuna in Srimad Bhagavad Gita Ch.4.34; Tad viddhi praṇipātena paripraśhnena sevayā | Upadekṣhyanti te jñānaṁ jñāninas tattva-darśhinaḥ || Which means - Learn the Truth by approaching a spiritual master. Inquire from him with reverence and render service unto him. Such an enlightened teacher can impart knowledge unto you because he has seen the Truth. Teaching is one of the hardest yet inarguably one of the most important jobs in the world. We all have at least one teacher that stands out among the rest. Teacher's Day in India is celebrated annually on September 5 on the birth anniversary of former President Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Teacher's Day is important because it’s an annual opportunity to recognise teachers and how they’re helping and nurturing the young people of tomorrow. It also enhances and foregrounds the fundamental role that teacher’s play in society. Not only do teachers provide an essential part of a child's development, but also they have the facilities to mould students into kind and respectful members of society. It recognises the high quality of education from the teachers right from early stages and the significant contributions they make in classrooms and communities. Florescent Public School also organised a Teacher’s Day for the students to participate and to experience a day as a teacher in the life of students. The role reversal allowed the students to understand the day and the efforts it takes for a teacher to run a school. The students delightedly adorned themselves as teacher’s and were served snacks and beverages at the end of the day. Teachers have always been a standing pillar of the community, the one to bear the load of future and a guiding light to the better future to come. Florescent Public School wishes all the teachers a very happy Teacher’s Day.
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Clay Moulding Activity
A technology free childhood, where we all came back home after the evening play with mud on our hands. That was a childhood free of modern technology, with the time changed, today's kids do not get the opportunity to enjoy in a similar manner. Playing with modelling clay or pottery clay can help children develop important skills and competencies. It also helps improve eye/hand coordination and build both gross and fine motor skills, including the small muscles in hands and fingers. This helps with dexterity and is beneficial for children. Understanding it’s importance, Florescent Public School organised a Clay Moulding Activity for the students of pre-primary. This included the students creating various aquatic animals likes starfish and fish and octopus. Activities like this makes a child appreciate the similarities and differences between individuals. Clay also allows a child to learn to repair mistakes and therefore not be afraid to make them. Making mistakes is essential for self-improvement but can be difficult and even an obstacle for some children. The forgiving quality of clay, and therefore the ability to readily fix mistakes, gives the child a sense of control. Florescent Public School hopes all the students enjoyed and learnt from today’s activity to create aquatic animals from clay. We are happy to pursue learn while you play philosophy.
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Hindi Divas Celebration
14 सितंबर हिंदी दिवस | हिंदी का सम्मान करो यह हमारी मातृभाषा है | मिलाती देशवासियों के दिलों को यह पूरी करती अभिलाषा है | आओ मिलकर प्रण ले नित्य करेंगे हिंदी का सम्मान | जो है हमारी संस्कृति की आन,बान और शान | फ्लोरेसेंट पब्लिक स्कूल में दिनांक 14/9/22 को छात्रों द्वारा हिन्दी दिवस मनाया गया | जिसमे कक्षा 6 से 10 के छात्रों ने भाग लिया | स्कूल के सभी छात्रों द्वारा इस शुभ अवसर पर हिंदी दिवस के गीतों का गान किया गया | हमारी पाठशाला के होनहार छात्रों द्वारा हिंदी के महान कवि कबीरदास, तुलसीदास, रहीमदास के दोहे बोले गए | 14 सितंबर 1949 को हमारे संविधान ने हिन्दी को हमारी राष्ट्रभाषा के रूप में स्वीकार किया गया,तब से प्रत्येक वर्ष 14 सितंबर को हिन्दी दिवस के रूप में मनाया जाता है | हिंदी मात्र एक भाषा ही नहि है अपितु हम हिन्दुस्तानियों की पहचान है हमारी संस्कृति है | हमारे देश के महान ज्ञानियों, ऋषियों, वैज्ञानिकों , महान नेताओं ने भी हिंदी की महत्ता को स्वीकार किया है | हमारी हिन्दी भाषा पूरी दुनिया में सबसे ज्यादा बोली जानेवाली भाषाओँ में से एक है,हमे गर्व है की हिन्दी हमारी मातृभाषा है | जयहिंद जयभारत |
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Education Icon Award Ceremony – New Delhi
Understanding what brings people together requires us to understand what makes us social. One of the primary links between civilization and humans is education. Under the same ethos, a seminar and an Award ceremony was organised on 19th September, 2022 for the educators throughout the country whose work and contributions to the society has been extraordinarily distinguished. Members of Florescent Public School were invited at this very prestigious conference, International Conference on Innovative Technologies Driving Education in New Delhi. This was organised by Kiteskraft Productions LLP and Mentorx to felicitate the Education Icon Awards of 2022. This event was organised to recognise the excellence achieved and remarkable progress done by educators in the field of education throughout the world. It was presided over by His Excellency Lazar Y. Vukadinovic, the Deputy Chief of Mission, Republic of Serbia. This awards event gave educators the chance to be showcased on a national stage, while celebrating with all the glitz and glamour that they are worthy of. Florescent Public School was awarded for its immense contributions and efforts to uplift the standards of education and bring innovation to it. Determined to keep celebrating the education sector despite the events of a turbulent period, the Education Icon Awards were revamped as a comprehensive awards program, one of the most prestigious among the industry. It was an absolute honour for the members of Florescent Public School to be invited and made a part of this award ceremony. A truly deserving members, educators- who have strived to be a better role model and an inspiration to the students under their care.
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Shoe Lace Frame Activity
Hand-eye coordination is the ability of the vision system to coordinate the information received through the eyes to control, guide, and direct the hands in the accomplishment of a given task, such as handwriting or catching a ball or tying shoe laces. It is very essential that students learn these activities right in their early childhood. Florescent Public School procreated activities such as Shoe Lace Activity for the students of pre-primary to enhance their eye-hand coordination. Although all children are unique and grow in their own way, we can predict how and when their bodies will develop with some accuracy and hence activities such as these are beneficial. The students were given different shoe laces are taught them how to tie it effectively. This would make them do their own shoe laces as a practice. Learning how to tie shoelaces is often one of the more challenging tasks that children must learn in their early years. It requires co-ordination, fine motor skills and lots and lots of practice. Once they’ve mastered the task though, your child’s confidence will soar. They’ll gain a sense of independence that helps through various aspects of life. Florescent Public School hopes activities such as these are helpful to the students of pre-primary and assist and enhance their grown and learning abilities.
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Show and Tell Activity
Show and Tell gives children an opportunity to stand up in front of their friends and speak about a topic that interest them or share something that they love. It builds confidence and helps children develop effective communication skills. Florescent Public School organised a show and tell for the students of grade 1 to 3 including props of the fruits and vegetables. Things that the students see and interact with in daily life. This makes it easier for the student to talk about it after having interacted with them previously. The act of show and tell, from choosing the item, to talking about it in front of peers, to showing it to everyone, provides students the chance to be in charge, and have their choices and voice honoured. Giving children time to share a part of their home life, their interests, with the group creates an environment of caring and fosters their sense of self and wellbeing. This helps developing emotional sense, speech development and also respectful listening. Florescent Public School wishes all the students take a great deal of learning from today's activity and continue implementing them in their lives and improve their own development.
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Avratri Celebration
જય આદ્યા શક્તિ, મા જય આદ્યા શક્તિ, અખંડ બ્રહ્માંડ દીપાવ્યા, પડવે પ્રગટ્યા મા, ઓમ જય હો જય હો મા જગદંબે. The kids were adorned in sparkly dresses, the girls in long colourful skirts with mirrors and shiny threads forming various patterns. Whereas the boys dressed into bright kurtas and headed to the school campus grounds. You hear the faint music and the drum beats for the garba as you head in the campus. Florescent Public School organised a garba night for the students of the school from Pre-primary to Grade 12. All the Students, Faculty and Staff Members were invited to the event, in which students of all grades participated with great enthusiasm. The celebration started by offering prayers to Goddess Navdurga and seeking blessings to protect everyone from evil. The event started at 5:30 with the puja to Maa Durga. The campus grounds were bright from the lights and the elated spirits of the students. They danced in circles on the beats of drums. You could see the happiness and the fun they were experiencing. Florescent Public School wishes all its students , teachers and their families a very happy Navratri and hopes everyone has great fun at Garba. મા તારો ગરબો ઝાકમઝોળ ઘૂમે ગોળ ગોળ પાવાગઢની પોળમાં રે લોલ મા તારો ગરબો ઝાકમઝોળ ઘૂમે ગોળ ગોળ પાવાગઢની પોળમાં રે લોલ...
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Diwali Celebration
The loud bursts of crackers and colourful lights… out mind flows into the joys of festivities, our nose nostalgic to the smell of tasty sweets. Incense, Indian spice and burning firecrackers are all familiar scents during this time, and these smells become full of special memories for those who celebrate and our eyes gleaming to the sight of our loved ones, the name Diwali pops into our minds. “Festival of Lights,” the holiday abounds with all manner of colourful light displays in both private homes and at public events. It symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance.” Keeping the essence of bringing lights to families, Florescent Public School organised a diwali celebration by paper lantern making for the students of Pre-Primary to Grade 4. The students, very enthusiastically, participated in the celebration by crafting their creativity onto a paper. Making a lanterm, an equipment to shun the darkness away and bring light to the world, the very purpose of Diwali. It is always a treat to see student’s display such effortless creativity and knowledge. Florescent Public School wishes all its students and teachers the best of Diwali and may this festival eradicate all darkness from your lives and fill it with lights.
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