SRI KRISHNA PUBLIC SCHOOL APRIL 2025
WELCOME TO
SKPS AARAMBH
“The smallest spark can ignite the
brightest flame of change.”
With immense joy and pride, we present the
very first edition of SKPS AARAMBH – The
Beginning — a digital platform reflecting the
vibrant life of Sri Krishna Public School. This
newsletter is a celebration of learning,
creativity, and community spirit. Within these
pages, we hope you’ll find inspiration, pride,
and a deeper connection to all that makes our
school exceptional.
In this newsletter
Let us World Health Week
continue to World Autism Awareness Day
grow, Poster-Making Competition
dream, and Grace in Every Stroke:
achieve— Celebrating India’s Legacy
Earth Day
together.
Extempore competition (Hindi)
World Health Week: A Week of Wellness and Awareness
Special Morning Assembly on Health
and Wellness
The celebrations began with a special
assembly focused on healthy living. Poster-Making Competition
Students delivered informative speeches To mark World Health Day, a vibrant poster-
emphasizing good habits, fitness, and making competition was held. Students
balanced lifestyles. showcased creativity and awareness about
health through thoughtful artwork.
We’re proud to announce the winners: Yuvika
(8C) won 1st place for her vibrant message on
wellness, followed by Goral (8C) in 2nd place,
and Aaradhya (7C), whose thoughtful design
secured 3rd place. These students truly
brought health awareness to life through
their art .
Interactive Session on Balanced Diet
and Wellness
Yoga Asanas and Meditation Under the National Nutrition Mission, students of
The session continued with demonstrations of Classes 6th and 7th attended an engaging
yoga asanas and guided meditation. Students session on the importance of a balanced diet.
learned how daily practice can enhance focus, Activities included discussions, a quiz, and a
reduce stress, and promote overall well-being . Healthy Habits Pledge to promote nutritious
eating.
World Autism Awareness Day
As part of the broader theme of inclusion and health, Class
10th students performed a meaningful skit during the
morning assembly. The performance raised awareness
about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), emphasizing
empathy, acceptance, and inclusion. The event sparked
important conversations within the school community,
promoting kindness and understanding.
World Heritage Day – Celebrating India’s
Legacy (Primary Wing)
Our young learners brought history to life by creating
impressive handmade models of Indian monuments like
the India Gate and Gateway of India. This vibrant
exhibition in the school courtyard served as an engaging
way to instill awareness and appreciation of our cultural
heritage. Students confidently presented their work to
peers and visitors, gaining valuable experience in public
speaking and historical learning.
Grace in Every Stroke: Calligraphy
Competition
Students from various classes participated in a
calligraphy competition that showcased elegance
and precision in handwriting. The competition
not only encouraged good penmanship but also
allowed students to explore the artistic
expression of letters.
In Class 6th, Anvi (6A) was awarded 1st place for
her elegant strokes, while Hanshika (6D) and
Trisha (6D) secured 2nd and 3rd places,
respectively.
Among Class 7th participants, Aaradhya (7C)
impressed the judges with her flair and claimed
1st place, followed by Anshika (7C) in 2nd, and
Swastika (7B) in 3rd.
From Class 8th, Ananda Sharma (8A) showcased
outstanding finesse to earn 1st place, while
Yuvika (8C) and Lakshita (8C) bagged the 2nd
and 3rd spots respectively.
These talented students not only demonstrated
their mastery of penmanship but also revived
the charm of calligraphy within the school
community.
World Heritage Day and Calligraphy Competition
BAISAKHI
Skit on Jallianwala Bagh Massacre
On the occasion of Baisakhi, the students of
our primary wing presented a touching skit
on the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, bringing
history to life with emotion and respect.
The performance began with children joyfully
celebrating Baisakhi, dressed in colorful
traditional attire, showcasing the harvest
festival’s spirit. Soon, the scene shifted to the
peaceful gathering at Jallianwala Bagh in 1919.
Through expressive acting and narration, the
students portrayed how a day of joy turned
tragic when General Dyer ordered firing on
innocent people.
The audience was deeply moved by the
performance, which helped the young minds
understand the significance of Baisakhi as a
day not only of harvest but also of sacrifice
and remembrance.
Baisakhi Kite-Making Activity by Primary Classes
As part of the Baisakhi celebrations, primary wing students took part in
a joyful kite-making activity, where they created colorful kites
decorated with traditional designs, farmers, and festive symbols. The
activity helped them understand the cultural importance of Baisakhi,
especially how kite flying is a part of the harvest celebrations in many
regions. It was a fun, creative experience that blended art with learning,
filling the classrooms with color, excitement, and the spirit of the
festival.
EARTH DAY
Earth Day Celebration: A Joyful Tribute to
Nature
Earth Day at SKPS was celebrated with great
enthusiasm and a strong collective spirit. A variety of
creative and awareness-driven activities were
organized to instill eco-friendly values in students
across all age groups. From the youngest learners to the
senior students, everyone participated wholeheartedly
in making the event a grand success.
Creative Expressions: Poster , &Slogan
writing Competition
Students from Classes 6th to 10th showcased
their creativity and concern for the
environment through vibrant posters and
powerful slogans. The poster-making and
slogan writing competitions highlighted
themes of conservation and sustainability,
with winners impressing judges through
artistic expression and thought-provoking
messages for a greener planet.
Dramatic Wake-Up Call
Students took the stage with a thought-provoking
skit that depicted the harsh effects of
environmental negligence. Through expressive
dialogue and emotive acting, the students
conveyed a powerful message about the
consequences of our actions on the planet. Their
performance left a lasting impression on the
audience, reinforcing the urgency of adopting
sustainable practices. The skit was not only
educational but also emotionally stirring,
showcasing the students' talent and awareness.
Young Creators Celebrate Earth Day
Primary students enthusiastically
participated in tattoo-making and poster-
making activities, creatively expressing their
love for nature. From colorful tattoos to
thoughtful posters, the events promoted
environmental awareness while nurturing
artistic talents and teamwork among the
young learners.
Promoting Sustainable Habits: The Waste
Segregation
The EcoClub launched the “Segregate Today,
Sustain Tomorrow” campaign, which focuses on
proper waste management. Students were
educated about segregating waste at the
source and were encouraged to adopt
sustainable practices both at school and at
home. These steps, though small, are essential
building blocks for a cleaner and healthier
environment.
At SKPS, the EcoClub is playing a pivotal role
in nurturing environmental awareness among
students. Under the dedicated guidance of
our science teacher, Mrs. Sushil, students are
actively participating in innovative and
meaningful green initiatives that aim to build a
sustainable future.
Hands-On Learning Through Medicinal
Plant Sapling Plantation
As part of their activities, students
enthusiastically took part in planting saplings
of medicinal plants, gaining hands-on
experience while learning about the healing
properties of nature. These experiences
helped them understand the importance of
plants in traditional medicine and the
ecological value they hold, fostering a deeper
connection with the natural world.
Blending Technology with Nature
In a unique blend of technology and
environmental science, students also learned
to generate QR codes under the mentorship
of Mrs. Sushil. These codes were carefully
created and placed on various trees around
the school campus. When scanned, the QR
codes provide detailed information about
each tree — including its name, species, uses,
and other interesting facts. This innovative
activity transformed the school environment
into an interactive, knowledge-rich green
space, encouraging students to explore and
appreciate biodiversity in a meaningful way.
EcoClub Activities at SKPS: A Step Towards a Greener
Future
Hindi Extempore Competition Showcases Students’
Eloquence and Confidence
A Hindi Extempore Competition was In the 6th to 8th category, young speakers
successfully organized for students of impressed the audience with their clarity,
confidence, and articulation. The first prize was
Classes 6th to 8th and 9th to 12th, divided into
jointly bagged by Oshima (Class 8C) and Prachi
two distinct categories. The event aimed to
Sharma (Class 7A). The second prize went to
foster spontaneous speaking skills, Ananda Sharma (Class 8A) and Chhavi (Class 6A),
encourage expression in the Hindi language, while Vihaan Yadav (Class 7C) and Sushant Yadav
and build confidence among students. (Class 8C) secured the third position.
The competition witnessed enthusiastic In the 9th to 12th category, the senior students
showcased a mature understanding of the given
participation, and the young orators won the
topics and impressed the judges with their
hearts of the judges with their powerful
thoughtful speeches. Hiten Bhardwaj (Class 10C)
performances. The school applauds all the and Vedika (Class 9B) clinched the first position.
participants for their efforts and The second prize was awarded to Deepanshu
congratulates the winners on their (Class 9C) and Himanshi (Class 12B), while Vansh
remarkable achievements. Yadav (Class 9C) and Shivangi Suman (Class 11C)
stood at the third place.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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