The International Day of Yoga has been celebrated annually on 21 June since 2015, following its inception in the United Nations General Assembly in 2014. Yoga is a physical, mental and spiritual practice which originated in India.The Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, in his UN address suggested the date of 21 June, as it is the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and shares a special significance in many parts of the world.
21st June international yoga day celebrated in our school. There are so many activities carried out by teachers.
iii) Different kinds movement, pranayama surya namskar practice taken by teacher.
26th June was celebrated as Chhatrapati Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Birth Anniversary. On this day our school took a good handwriting competition
“Ashadhi Ekadashi is an auspicious day of God Shri. Vitthal and is a festival of religious procession which is celebrated during the month of June-July every year. As per the Marathi calendar, it is Aashadh Shukla Paksha. Peoples considered eleventh day in every month as Ekadashi, with special significance. In our school some of the students from 1st to 9th Std. carry out a Dindi procession on day of Ashadi Ekadashi. The students wear traditional dresses. Some students play the roles of God Vitthal, Goddess Rukmini and other saints.
On the occasion of this precious day, our school celebrated Ashadhi Ekadashi and student carry out the palkhi of saint Tukarama, Dnyaneshwara Maharaj and enjoyed by playing phugadi and pauli with tals and mrudung. Our Ramchandra Naik School conducted and celebrated Ashadi Ekadashi on 12 July 2019. This program was witnessed by our beloved school Res. Head Master, Coordenater, all teachers staff and participated all students. Students and teachers decorared the palkhi of Saint Dnyaneshwar by beautiful flowers and sung devotional songs and Vitthal Arti, abhang. All the students carried the palkhi of Sant Dnyaneshwara in a procession all over the school premises the entire school campus reverberated with the chanting of Vitthal Jai Hari Vitthal. This celebration encouraged the students to participate in the rich cultural traditions of our country to know more about their heritage. Teacher explained the importance of Ashadhi Ekadashi which was celebrated during 12 July. As per the Marathi calendar, it is Aashadh Shukla Paksha.
Our school conducted the Warkari dress competition for the students of all classes. The students wear traditional dresses. Some students play the roles of Vitthal, Rukmini and other saints by wearing dhoti, kurta dresses. The atmosphere was filled with gaiety and spirituality. The aim of this competition was to provide the learning experience an amicable platform for the students to showcase their hidden talents and express themselves with mettle and confidence. Three winners from each class were awarded prize.
Student photo with palkhi:
Independence Day in India occurs on August 15 of every year. It celebrates the date in 1947 when the Indian Independence Act came into effect, which established India and Pakistan as separate countries, no longer under British imperialist rule.
India’s Independence Day is annually celebrated on 15th August as independence coincided with the partition of India. On this day flag hoisting ceremonies and cultural programs take place in governmental and non-governmental institutions throughout the country including schools and colleges. Ramchandra Naik School carried out different activities like instrumental as well as non-instrumental P. T. While some students delivered their talk on life history of some great peoples, leaders who sacrifices their whole life for India.
Dahi-Handi festival is one of the festive events and a team sport during the Hindu festival Gokulashtami, which is also known as Krishna Janmashtami and celebrates the birth of Krishna.DahiHandi festival is celebrated every August/September, the day after Krishna Janmashtami. It involves communities hanging an earthen pot filled with dahi (yogurt) or other milk-based delicacy, at a convenient or difficult to reach height. Young men and boys form teams, make a human pyramid and attempt to reach or break the pot.
Gopalkala one day after the birth anniversary of lord Shrikrishna and it was celebrated all over the India. That day boys were maked a pyramid like shape (layer of boys from bottom to top after one another) and they all try to break dahihandi. Many teams are take part in this celebration to win the prize.
The Dahihandi festival is popular in the Maharashtra state of India and specially in Mumbai. It was organized roughly every year in the month of August. The festival also known as Gokulashtami i. e. Krishna Janmashtami. The event involves making a human pyramid and breaking an earthen pot filled with milk, curd, butter, fruits and water which is hung at a convenient height, thus imitating the actions of child Krishna.
This festival of Dahihandi is also celebrated in our school. The student’s willingly participate in the program by wearing traditional dresses and carry out the role of Radha-Krishna.
Students while breaking the Dahihandi- Photo
The birth date of the second President of India, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, 5 September 1888, has been celebrated as Teacher’s Day since 1962. On this day, teachers and students report to school as usual but the usual activities and classes are replaced by activities of celebration, thanks and remembrance. We celebrate Self-Governance Day and Teacher’s Day at RamchandraNaikVidyalaya on the occasion of Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan’s Birthday
It is also known as Vinayak Chaturthi. It is Hindu festival and all over the India and some province of the world it was celebrated in the occasion arrival of lord Shree Ganesh on the earth from Kailas Parvat with his mother Goddess Parvati (Gauri). The festival is marked with the installation of statue of lord Ganesh clay idols privately in homes and public places.
History:
It was unknown when this festival started. It is considered as a major social and public event with sponsorship of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaja after Mughal Maratha wars. It was popular during 19th century after public appeal by Indian freedom fighter Lokmanya Tilak who championed it, as a means to circumvent the colonial British government ban on Hindu gatherings through its anti-public assembly legislation in 1892.
In Ramchandra Naik School teacher did workshop as well as tried to make Ganesh idols. Students also tried to make the idols and installment their respective home every year. Our Ramchandra Naik School conducted and organized the training session of making Eco-Friendly Ganesh idols made by school students and it was fruitful to everyone. Our school provided shadu clay and gives complete guidance to students that how to make complete Ganesh idols (murtis) in school campus. The head master of our school gives good information about Eco-Friendly Ganesh idols. Before going to vacation of Ganesh Chaturthi, our schools were arranged a special lectures and seminars on eco-friendly celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi. Our school also celebrated this festival in our school and also offered sweets to students as it is part of our culture and tradition. In this training session and Ganesha Sustainability Project, students of 5th to 9th standard participated and made Ganesh idols from shadu clay and it was amazing experience for them. This program was carried out under the guidance and witnessed of our school Res. Head Master, coordinator, and all teachers’ staff.
Various bio-degradable materials like ‘Shaadu’ (eco-friendly clay), veg dye, dry flowers, dry twigs, newspapers, etc. were used to sculpt eco-friendly Ganesha idols. September 14, was the precious day for school children’s and it was a source of delightness to everyone.
Ganesh Chaturthi was celebrated on 25th August countrywide and the celebration was continuing until 5th September. Peoples are making arrangements to welcome Lord Ganesha in their homes, in colonies, in lanes, everywhere. Lord Ganesha is worshipped first at the beginning of any ceremony or ritual that takes place in Hindu culture.
As, environment protection is a duty of every citizens, clay idols of Lord Ganesha are being made which are eco friendly. Before few years back, idols were made up of plaster of Paris and were worshipped. These idols disturbed the ecological balance and polluted water to high extent especially during the time of immersion (Ganesha Visarjan) in water. Going ahead with a vow to protect the environment, clay idols are being made which do not play havoc with environment. School children’s are in the process of carrying this further by making clay idols and gifting them away. Usually at the end of the tenth day, the murtis of lord Ganesha immersed in the bucket or big tub filled with water and gaved message to mankind to protect the environment by taking the oath, “We should always made eco-friendly Ganesha.”
Marathwada Liberation Day, also known as Marathwada Muktisangram Din is celebrated in Maharashtra on 17 September annually. It marks the anniversary of Marathwada’s integration with India when the Indian military, invaded State of Hyderabad, and defeated the Nizam on 17 September 1948, 13 months after Indian independence. as every year Marathwada Muktisangram Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm in our Ramchandra Naik School, on the occasion of this day we organize the following activities in the school like Speeches ,Drills, Songs Activities Etc. The following are some selected photographs taken during the event.
Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti is an event celebrated in India to mark the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi. It is celebrated annually on 2 October, and it is one of the three national holidays of India. The UN General Assembly announced on 15 June 2007 that it adopted a resolution which declared that 2 October will be celebrated as the International Day of Non-Violence.
Gandhi Jayanti is an event in India to mark the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. It is celebrated annually on 2nd October to honored Mahatma Gandhi for his vital role in Indian Independence. In our Ramchandra Naik School we celebrated Mahatma Gandhi birth anniversary by doing cleaning of school and taking drama competition of students.
Before first term exams, teachers had taken different craft activity including making of earthen pots, fruits, and some of the showcase things. Like flower pots, pen stands, wallpaper. Our students actively participated in it and enjoyed a lot in these activities. Every year we took art craft activities for our students.
This festival were celebrated all over the India. Teacher gaves information about its importance. Diwali’s 1st day is vasubaras, 2nd day is Dhantrayodashi, 3rd day Narkchaturdashi- Laxmipoojan and 4th day is Balipratipada Deepawali Padva Bhaubeej.
Every class teacher taught in their class regarding craft activity of Lantern (Diwali Lamp) and student makes different variation of lantern.
Craft activity: Teacher guided how to make different crafts. Firstly teacher showed practically and later on students make various crafts. In this activity students took support from their parents whenever they need help.
The constitution was adopted by the Indian constituent assembly on 26th November 1949 and actually effective from 26th January 1950 with a democratic government system completing the country transition towards becoming an independent republic. 26th January was chosen as the date for republic day because on this day in 1929 when the declaration of Indian Independence (purna-swaraj) was proclaimed by the Indian National Congress as opposed to the dominion states offered by the British Regime.
The main program of Republic Day celebration was held in the national capital New Delhi, at Raj path. Our Ramchandra Naik School also celebrated this day by carrying different activities as follows-
This day recalls the notable invention “Raman Effect” by India’s greatest scientist C V Raman. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for this discovery. Since that day, February 28 is being commemorated as National Science Day to recall the great discovery of CV Raman.
28th February is celebrated all over in India as a National Science Day. Everywhere in schools, colleges it was celebrated. Purpose of celebration of this day is to motivate the students towards science field the experiment which were carried out in it. Students are very curious to see the practical demonstrations and easily handled the experimental material. Students are capable to guess and to overcome on conclusion of everything which happens in our surroundings. In our school we all teachers taking efforts to arrange the Science Exhibition and students also tried to participate in it and they present their experiment
Photo of Science Exhibition –Class wise.
The aim of the drawing competition is to engage children in a creative exercise to identify their hopes and dreams of the future. It allows complete self-expression and supports to their creativity and innovative ideas expressed through art. In this competition all student are participated and they enjoyed painting in the open ground. Here is what we’ve learned through experience about why arts integration is so important? Working in the art field helps learners to develop their creative problem-solving skills. Art instruction helps children with the development of motor skills, language skills, social skills, decision-making, risk-taking, and inventiveness.
In our Ramchandra Naik School every year last session we do organize drawing activity. This activity divide in two groups 1st group is 1-4 and 2nd group is 5th to 9th Std. In 1st group the students only coloured the pictures, which was provide by school and in 2nd group, the students draw their own picture and coloured it. There is different subject for every class. Students are very excited to take part in this competition every year.
Fancy dress competitions are a popular activity in schools and one of the most exciting events that children look forward to. They eagerly look forward to it as it allows them to live their fantasies by dressing up and acting like their favourite characters. as per the school plan, every year we organize a fancy dress competition in Ramchandra Naik School, With the aim of holistic development, our primary objective is to give them one of the different experiences in daily life and to give scope to their acting.The following are some selected photographs taken during the event.
Planning of fun fair in the school is a good platform and guide to the student to show their hidden talents. There are many different ways for a school to participate in the heritage fair program. Ideally, the school fair celebration based on Canadian heritage which includes the entire school and acknowledges the achievements of all students. Although the provincial heritage fair is only open for the students of grades 1 to 9, students of all ages are encouraged to create projects and participate in our School Fair.
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