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#WorldBookDay “A book is the device to ignite imagination, a dream that we can hold in our hands, a conversation... read more

World Earth Day

EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONS. “We are the first generation to feel the impact of climate change and the last generation that... read more

Parent’s Orientation 2024

#ParentOrientation- 2024. Cambridge embarked on the fresh academic journey for the new session 2024-25 with the #ParentOrientationProgram that was conducted... read more

Teacher’s Orientation 2024

#TeacherOrientation2024. “School leadership is second only to classroom teaching as an influence on pupil learning.” The academic session 2024 at Cambridge... read more

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Kindergarten Graduation Day 2024.

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Literary Club

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April 2024

World Book Day

#WorldBookDay

“A book is the device to ignite imagination, a dream that we can hold in our hands, a conversation to ourselves”.

World Book Day is observed every year on April 23 to promote reading. Cambridge celebrated the day with a message for Primary classes stressing on the importance of reading books. Students were taken to the library to read books.

Grade VI participated in the activity by #DesigningBookmarks where the objective of the activity was to encourage creativity, self-expression, and personalization while also promoting the importance of reading and using bookmark.

Grade IV participated in #makingshelfguides&labels for the Library, helping the students to understand the library classification and shelf arrangement.

The day was dedicated to taking a moment to appreciate the power of books.

Happy World Book Day!

World Earth Day

EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONS.
“We are the first generation to feel the impact of climate change and the last generation that can do something about it.”
               — Barack Obama
For the past 40 years, #Earth Day has been celebrated around the world to call attention to some of our most pressing environmental and social problems, including #climatechange, #biodiversityloss, and #dwindling natural resources.
The students of  Cambridge observed #WorldEarthDay on April 22, 2024, with sincerity and a sense of commitment. A range of events were organized to sensitize the children about the importance of conserving natural resources and motivate them to contribute towards #protecting their environment and  highlighting the #significance of Earth Day. The global theme for this year’s Earth Day, “Planet vs Plastic,” was given special emphasis.
As part of the Earth Day celebrations, a special assembly was conducted by the students of #GradeVIII. Students took a pledge to preserve and conserve the self-sustaining planet Earth. The young choir sang a soulful and melodious song dedicated to Mother Earth. A thought- provoking dance and skit by students highlighted the importance of fighting climate change and conveyed a strong message about the little ways by which we can take care of our Earth.
Our Little Earth buddies from the #KindergartenWing expressed their views through #artandcraftwork based on the theme.
Primary Wing students took out a rally around the school, holding placards to raise awareness among their peers to protect their Mother Earth. The students shared their reflections on what Earth Day means to them and expressed that every day should be an Earth Day for every citizen of the planet Earth. They raised slogans and voiced their thoughts with great zeal and enthusiasm, emphasizing the need for everyone to invest their time and effort in protecting the environment and reducing the impact of global warming.
As an integrated learning experience, poster making highlighting the importance of Earth Day were put up on the corridor boards, and students were encouraged to share their ideas and opinions on being Earth Saviors, helped consolidate their understanding.
Each member of School Community took a pledge to save Mother Earth by doing simple doable actions. The activities emphasized on the importance of food and water shortage, responsibility of managing the indoor plants, planted seeds,  bird feeders, an artificial river model, slogan writing and a special emphasis on #reduce #reuse #recycle to motivate the entire school.
The whole school took part in this endeavour and initiative, reminding that our continuing effort in our daily life will make this beautiful planet thrive.

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World Book Day

#WorldBookDay

“A book is the device to ignite imagination, a dream that we can hold in our hands, a conversation to ourselves”.

World Book Day is observed every year on April 23 to promote reading. Cambridge celebrated the day with a message for Primary classes stressing on the importance of reading books. Students were taken to the library to read books.

Grade VI participated in the activity by #DesigningBookmarks where the objective of the activity was to encourage creativity, self-expression, and personalization while also promoting the importance of reading and using bookmark.

Grade IV participated in #makingshelfguides&labels for the Library, helping the students to understand the library classification and shelf arrangement.

The day was dedicated to taking a moment to appreciate the power of books.

Happy World Book Day!

World Earth Day

EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONS.
“We are the first generation to feel the impact of climate change and the last generation that can do something about it.”
               — Barack Obama
For the past 40 years, #Earth Day has been celebrated around the world to call attention to some of our most pressing environmental and social problems, including #climatechange, #biodiversityloss, and #dwindling natural resources.
The students of  Cambridge observed #WorldEarthDay on April 22, 2024, with sincerity and a sense of commitment. A range of events were organized to sensitize the children about the importance of conserving natural resources and motivate them to contribute towards #protecting their environment and  highlighting the #significance of Earth Day. The global theme for this year’s Earth Day, “Planet vs Plastic,” was given special emphasis.
As part of the Earth Day celebrations, a special assembly was conducted by the students of #GradeVIII. Students took a pledge to preserve and conserve the self-sustaining planet Earth. The young choir sang a soulful and melodious song dedicated to Mother Earth. A thought- provoking dance and skit by students highlighted the importance of fighting climate change and conveyed a strong message about the little ways by which we can take care of our Earth.
Our Little Earth buddies from the #KindergartenWing expressed their views through #artandcraftwork based on the theme.
Primary Wing students took out a rally around the school, holding placards to raise awareness among their peers to protect their Mother Earth. The students shared their reflections on what Earth Day means to them and expressed that every day should be an Earth Day for every citizen of the planet Earth. They raised slogans and voiced their thoughts with great zeal and enthusiasm, emphasizing the need for everyone to invest their time and effort in protecting the environment and reducing the impact of global warming.
As an integrated learning experience, poster making highlighting the importance of Earth Day were put up on the corridor boards, and students were encouraged to share their ideas and opinions on being Earth Saviors, helped consolidate their understanding.
Each member of School Community took a pledge to save Mother Earth by doing simple doable actions. The activities emphasized on the importance of food and water shortage, responsibility of managing the indoor plants, planted seeds,  bird feeders, an artificial river model, slogan writing and a special emphasis on #reduce #reuse #recycle to motivate the entire school.
The whole school took part in this endeavour and initiative, reminding that our continuing effort in our daily life will make this beautiful planet thrive.

Parent’s Orientation 2024

#ParentOrientation- 2024.

Cambridge embarked on the fresh academic journey for the new session 2024-25 with the #ParentOrientationProgram that was conducted on Wednesday- 3rd April -2024. This orientation and inductions were planned so that the parents and students could visit the school personally, see different areas of the school and interact physically with the incharges or the teachers.

The invite was extended to all parents and the purpose of these sessions was to make a smooth transition of the learners to the school and to #familiarize the parents with the school’s #philosophy, #vision, #specializedareas, #special programmes, #resources and #teachingmethodologies.

During the session, Junior and Senior Wing Coordinators- Ms. Balwinder and Ms.Jyoti Payal enlightened the parents with #innovative teaching methodologies that are used in different dedicated areas and apprised them with the learning environment in the school. The Coordinators also made the parents aware of the changing scenario in education, the culture and working atmosphere of the school, the plans for systematic implementation of the hybrid model and emphasized upon the pivotal role played by the parents in the learning of children.

The program culminated with the parents taking a round of respective classes and parent/ children participating in one to one interactive sessions with respective class educators.

Beams of #joy and #excitement were visible on the faces of children and parents alike as they anticipate a fruitful journey with the school ahead.


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World Book Day

#WorldBookDay

“A book is the device to ignite imagination, a dream that we can hold in our hands, a conversation to ourselves”.

World Book Day is observed every year on April 23 to promote reading. Cambridge celebrated the day with a message for Primary classes stressing on the importance of reading books. Students were taken to the library to read books.

Grade VI participated in the activity by #DesigningBookmarks where the objective of the activity was to encourage creativity, self-expression, and personalization while also promoting the importance of reading and using bookmark.

Grade IV participated in #makingshelfguides&labels for the Library, helping the students to understand the library classification and shelf arrangement.

The day was dedicated to taking a moment to appreciate the power of books.

Happy World Book Day!

Read more...

World Earth Day

EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONS.
“We are the first generation to feel the impact of climate change and the last generation that can do something about it.”
               — Barack Obama
For the past 40 years, #Earth Day has been celebrated around the world to call attention to some of our most pressing environmental and social problems, including #climatechange, #biodiversityloss, and #dwindling natural resources.
The students of  Cambridge observed #WorldEarthDay on April 22, 2024, with sincerity and a sense of commitment. A range of events were organized to sensitize the children about the importance of conserving natural resources and motivate them to contribute towards #protecting their environment and  highlighting the #significance of Earth Day. The global theme for this year’s Earth Day, “Planet vs Plastic,” was given special emphasis.
As part of the Earth Day celebrations, a special assembly was conducted by the students of #GradeVIII. Students took a pledge to preserve and conserve the self-sustaining planet Earth. The young choir sang a soulful and melodious song dedicated to Mother Earth. A thought- provoking dance and skit by students highlighted the importance of fighting climate change and conveyed a strong message about the little ways by which we can take care of our Earth.
Our Little Earth buddies from the #KindergartenWing expressed their views through #artandcraftwork based on the theme.
Primary Wing students took out a rally around the school, holding placards to raise awareness among their peers to protect their Mother Earth. The students shared their reflections on what Earth Day means to them and expressed that every day should be an Earth Day for every citizen of the planet Earth. They raised slogans and voiced their thoughts with great zeal and enthusiasm, emphasizing the need for everyone to invest their time and effort in protecting the environment and reducing the impact of global warming.
As an integrated learning experience, poster making highlighting the importance of Earth Day were put up on the corridor boards, and students were encouraged to share their ideas and opinions on being Earth Saviors, helped consolidate their understanding.
Each member of School Community took a pledge to save Mother Earth by doing simple doable actions. The activities emphasized on the importance of food and water shortage, responsibility of managing the indoor plants, planted seeds,  bird feeders, an artificial river model, slogan writing and a special emphasis on #reduce #reuse #recycle to motivate the entire school.
The whole school took part in this endeavour and initiative, reminding that our continuing effort in our daily life will make this beautiful planet thrive.
Read more...

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World Book Day

#WorldBookDay

“A book is the device to ignite imagination, a dream that we can hold in our hands, a conversation to ourselves”.

World Book Day is observed every year on April 23 to promote reading. Cambridge celebrated the day with a message for Primary classes stressing on the importance of reading books. Students were taken to the library to read books.

Grade VI participated in the activity by #DesigningBookmarks where the objective of the activity was to encourage creativity, self-expression, and personalization while also promoting the importance of reading and using bookmark.

Grade IV participated in #makingshelfguides&labels for the Library, helping the students to understand the library classification and shelf arrangement.

The day was dedicated to taking a moment to appreciate the power of books.

Happy World Book Day!

Read more...

World Earth Day

EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONS.
“We are the first generation to feel the impact of climate change and the last generation that can do something about it.”
               — Barack Obama
For the past 40 years, #Earth Day has been celebrated around the world to call attention to some of our most pressing environmental and social problems, including #climatechange, #biodiversityloss, and #dwindling natural resources.
The students of  Cambridge observed #WorldEarthDay on April 22, 2024, with sincerity and a sense of commitment. A range of events were organized to sensitize the children about the importance of conserving natural resources and motivate them to contribute towards #protecting their environment and  highlighting the #significance of Earth Day. The global theme for this year’s Earth Day, “Planet vs Plastic,” was given special emphasis.
As part of the Earth Day celebrations, a special assembly was conducted by the students of #GradeVIII. Students took a pledge to preserve and conserve the self-sustaining planet Earth. The young choir sang a soulful and melodious song dedicated to Mother Earth. A thought- provoking dance and skit by students highlighted the importance of fighting climate change and conveyed a strong message about the little ways by which we can take care of our Earth.
Our Little Earth buddies from the #KindergartenWing expressed their views through #artandcraftwork based on the theme.
Primary Wing students took out a rally around the school, holding placards to raise awareness among their peers to protect their Mother Earth. The students shared their reflections on what Earth Day means to them and expressed that every day should be an Earth Day for every citizen of the planet Earth. They raised slogans and voiced their thoughts with great zeal and enthusiasm, emphasizing the need for everyone to invest their time and effort in protecting the environment and reducing the impact of global warming.
As an integrated learning experience, poster making highlighting the importance of Earth Day were put up on the corridor boards, and students were encouraged to share their ideas and opinions on being Earth Saviors, helped consolidate their understanding.
Each member of School Community took a pledge to save Mother Earth by doing simple doable actions. The activities emphasized on the importance of food and water shortage, responsibility of managing the indoor plants, planted seeds,  bird feeders, an artificial river model, slogan writing and a special emphasis on #reduce #reuse #recycle to motivate the entire school.
The whole school took part in this endeavour and initiative, reminding that our continuing effort in our daily life will make this beautiful planet thrive.
Read more...

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World Book Day

#WorldBookDay

“A book is the device to ignite imagination, a dream that we can hold in our hands, a conversation to ourselves”.

World Book Day is observed every year on April 23 to promote reading. Cambridge celebrated the day with a message for Primary classes stressing on the importance of reading books. Students were taken to the library to read books.

Grade VI participated in the activity by #DesigningBookmarks where the objective of the activity was to encourage creativity, self-expression, and personalization while also promoting the importance of reading and using bookmark.

Grade IV participated in #makingshelfguides&labels for the Library, helping the students to understand the library classification and shelf arrangement.

The day was dedicated to taking a moment to appreciate the power of books.

Happy World Book Day!

Read more...

World Earth Day

EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONS.
“We are the first generation to feel the impact of climate change and the last generation that can do something about it.”
               — Barack Obama
For the past 40 years, #Earth Day has been celebrated around the world to call attention to some of our most pressing environmental and social problems, including #climatechange, #biodiversityloss, and #dwindling natural resources.
The students of  Cambridge observed #WorldEarthDay on April 22, 2024, with sincerity and a sense of commitment. A range of events were organized to sensitize the children about the importance of conserving natural resources and motivate them to contribute towards #protecting their environment and  highlighting the #significance of Earth Day. The global theme for this year’s Earth Day, “Planet vs Plastic,” was given special emphasis.
As part of the Earth Day celebrations, a special assembly was conducted by the students of #GradeVIII. Students took a pledge to preserve and conserve the self-sustaining planet Earth. The young choir sang a soulful and melodious song dedicated to Mother Earth. A thought- provoking dance and skit by students highlighted the importance of fighting climate change and conveyed a strong message about the little ways by which we can take care of our Earth.
Our Little Earth buddies from the #KindergartenWing expressed their views through #artandcraftwork based on the theme.
Primary Wing students took out a rally around the school, holding placards to raise awareness among their peers to protect their Mother Earth. The students shared their reflections on what Earth Day means to them and expressed that every day should be an Earth Day for every citizen of the planet Earth. They raised slogans and voiced their thoughts with great zeal and enthusiasm, emphasizing the need for everyone to invest their time and effort in protecting the environment and reducing the impact of global warming.
As an integrated learning experience, poster making highlighting the importance of Earth Day were put up on the corridor boards, and students were encouraged to share their ideas and opinions on being Earth Saviors, helped consolidate their understanding.
Each member of School Community took a pledge to save Mother Earth by doing simple doable actions. The activities emphasized on the importance of food and water shortage, responsibility of managing the indoor plants, planted seeds,  bird feeders, an artificial river model, slogan writing and a special emphasis on #reduce #reuse #recycle to motivate the entire school.
The whole school took part in this endeavour and initiative, reminding that our continuing effort in our daily life will make this beautiful planet thrive.
Read more...

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World Book Day

#WorldBookDay

“A book is the device to ignite imagination, a dream that we can hold in our hands, a conversation to ourselves”.

World Book Day is observed every year on April 23 to promote reading. Cambridge celebrated the day with a message for Primary classes stressing on the importance of reading books. Students were taken to the library to read books.

Grade VI participated in the activity by #DesigningBookmarks where the objective of the activity was to encourage creativity, self-expression, and personalization while also promoting the importance of reading and using bookmark.

Grade IV participated in #makingshelfguides&labels for the Library, helping the students to understand the library classification and shelf arrangement.

The day was dedicated to taking a moment to appreciate the power of books.

Happy World Book Day!

Read more...

World Earth Day

EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONS.
“We are the first generation to feel the impact of climate change and the last generation that can do something about it.”
               — Barack Obama
For the past 40 years, #Earth Day has been celebrated around the world to call attention to some of our most pressing environmental and social problems, including #climatechange, #biodiversityloss, and #dwindling natural resources.
The students of  Cambridge observed #WorldEarthDay on April 22, 2024, with sincerity and a sense of commitment. A range of events were organized to sensitize the children about the importance of conserving natural resources and motivate them to contribute towards #protecting their environment and  highlighting the #significance of Earth Day. The global theme for this year’s Earth Day, “Planet vs Plastic,” was given special emphasis.
As part of the Earth Day celebrations, a special assembly was conducted by the students of #GradeVIII. Students took a pledge to preserve and conserve the self-sustaining planet Earth. The young choir sang a soulful and melodious song dedicated to Mother Earth. A thought- provoking dance and skit by students highlighted the importance of fighting climate change and conveyed a strong message about the little ways by which we can take care of our Earth.
Our Little Earth buddies from the #KindergartenWing expressed their views through #artandcraftwork based on the theme.
Primary Wing students took out a rally around the school, holding placards to raise awareness among their peers to protect their Mother Earth. The students shared their reflections on what Earth Day means to them and expressed that every day should be an Earth Day for every citizen of the planet Earth. They raised slogans and voiced their thoughts with great zeal and enthusiasm, emphasizing the need for everyone to invest their time and effort in protecting the environment and reducing the impact of global warming.
As an integrated learning experience, poster making highlighting the importance of Earth Day were put up on the corridor boards, and students were encouraged to share their ideas and opinions on being Earth Saviors, helped consolidate their understanding.
Each member of School Community took a pledge to save Mother Earth by doing simple doable actions. The activities emphasized on the importance of food and water shortage, responsibility of managing the indoor plants, planted seeds,  bird feeders, an artificial river model, slogan writing and a special emphasis on #reduce #reuse #recycle to motivate the entire school.
The whole school took part in this endeavour and initiative, reminding that our continuing effort in our daily life will make this beautiful planet thrive.
Read more...