Cambridge International Education (CIE)

Events And Gallery

Our young learners were delighted to present their class assembly in front of our Respected Principal Maam and faculty members on a very thoughtful topic “National Defence Day ”.

The assembly began with the greetings, local, global and sports news. This was followed by some interesting thoughts on the significance of our armed forces and how our soldiers are the lifeline of our nation.

The participants presented beautiful and heart touching facts with banners and discussed the sacrifices made by the soldiers. The complete audience were in awe and had goose bumps after seeing the performances by our young learners.

Their peers were proud to be a part of the event that gave them a platform to represent and share their ideas about a beautiful topic. The assembly ended with the distribution of SOF Olympiad certificates and medals from the previous year examination. Below are the glimpses of the same:

EVA LOYA from Grade 1 is surely our little Science explorer and its evident from her presentation on Space Exploration. The topic that she presented was creative and had a great touch of imagination.

Eva has decided to explore our Space in her Rocketship. During her journey she visits the planet and sees the wonderful world of space consisting of the Sun, Asteroid belt, the black hole, galaxies, and eventually wanders off to her destination planet. We are very delighted to see the passion she exudates in her project work. We wish her all the best for her future science exploration.

"Hindi hamaree shaan hai, Hindi hamaree jaan hai", on this note a special assembly to celebrate the Hindi Diwas was conducted by the students of Grade I and II at BVRTSE. Our young learners recited a beautiful poem on Hindi Diwas to share the importance and beauty of the Hindi language. There was a powerful message delivered through Hadbadi Mein Gadbadi Natak which highlighted the importance of learning our official language. A mirthful dance performance by twirling dancers on the fusion of the 'Des Rangila' song filled the air with a spirit of joy. The Principal, Ms. Jumana Gari encouraged the students to take pride in learning the Hindi language.

The start of the Engineers Day has culminated into a rich experiential DIY Week.It was a hands- on learning experience as children were involved in a range of experiments and exploration using loose parts. Children explored creating shapes using sticks and also made Shape Sun Catchers, some experimented building tall towers using paper cups, and some tried to balance the blocks and manipulatives with their engineering skills.

Other children put their designing skills to make Origami Paper Planes and also create 2 D and 3 D shapes using toothpicks and clay. It was a pleasure to see them delighted to take home Pattern spinners and Balloon rockets on a Zipline. Special Thanks to Mr. Shivaji Mane, to come and do a session for preprimary children showing them a variety of DIY experiments using recycled material and creative media.

It was a special day as we celebrated 100 days of school for the academic year 2022-23. The children and teachers came dressed in special attire as they all walked the ramp for the 100 Days at School Fashion Walk. It was a fun filled day with engagements wherein 100 acts were done during the day. They made a special 100 Day Cap that had 10 strips with 10 prints one each adorning the 100 Days. Children did 100 Actions with 10 actions for each action such as 10 Jumping Jacks, 10 Claps and so on.

The class brainstormed and made their 100 Item list that had names of friends, letters, numbers, colours and so on. The class took up the 100 second challenge as they balanced the book, stood on one leg in a tree pose and drew 100 shapes as well. They also came together as a team to Build with 100 items. "There are Hundreds of Languages around the world, but a SMILE speaks them all! Happy Hundred Days!"

Clubs at BVRTSE are a platform for students to learn to express to blossom. Cultural Heritage refers to the cultural aspects like heritage sites, monuments, folklore, traditional activities, practices, language, etc. that are considered vital to be preserved for future generations. With this motive, the students of Grades 8 and 9 in Heritage Club presented their research through skits and dances on the 4 continents – Asia, Africa, North America, and Europe, pictures, and videos of the Food and the Music Theme were shared – where learners got recipes of the 4 continents, presented and played live music specific to the continents, etc.

The students of Grades 6 and 7 presented - how the photos of monuments that are declared as heritage sites are printed on different currency notes in India and all over the world. The event was enriching with skits displaying the milestone events and inventions in human history and the knowledge of monuments pictures on different currencies along with beautiful dances.