A standout moment was the symbolic declaration of the sports meet, where he released doves amidst the cheers of excited children, representing peace and harmony. Usha Ravichandran, retired principal of Pon Vidyashram School, added grace to the event, applauding the children’s efforts and distributing medals and certificates.

Senior KG students led the torch-bearing ceremony, followed by a captivating march past. Activities like races, drills, and games delighted everyone, while parent participation added to the fun. Ph: 98843 00080, 98842 00080.

Adding to the festive joy, students from Olcott School joined in, spreading holiday spirit with their melodious carol singing. The cheerful voices echoed the essence of Christmas — love, kindness, and togetherness.  

Kidzee Thiruvanmiyur students stole the show, dressed in adorable red and white outfits, lighting up the event with their enthusiasm and joy. The celebration truly reflected the spirit of giving and unity, leaving everyone with memories to cherish.  

Walkathon was one of the highlights of the event. Participation certificates were awarded to all who took part. Arul Kumar, President of the Beach Walkers Association, presented the participation certificates.

The day was filled with fun and engaging activities such as the Touch-Feel-Name Game and a Memory Game, both of which the children and elders thoroughly enjoyed.

For more information, contact Kidzee at 98843 00080 (Kannappa Nagar), 98842 00080 (Valmiki Nagar).

This year’s Golu was a non-religious display, with each student contributing a toy from home, symbolising unity and creativity. The celebration featured a charming ramp walk by Playgroup and Nursery students, followed by an energetic Dandiya dance by the Kindergarten children. For admissions contact 98842 00080.

At both campuses, a special den was created to simulate a tiger’s natural habitat, providing an immersive experience for the children. An informative assembly was held where educators spoke to the students about various threats tigers face, including poaching, habitat loss, and human-wildlife conflict. They explained the significant role tigers play in the ecosystem and emphasised the importance of collective action to ensure their survival.

Through engaging stories, interactive sessions, and creative activities, students learned about the plight of tigers and the steps that can be taken to prevent their suffering. The children were encouraged to think about the impact of their actions on wildlife and to consider ways they could contribute to conservation efforts.

For more information, contact Kidzee at 98843 00080, 98842 00080.

During the event, he spoke about traditional and modern instruments, engaging the children with his profound knowledge and passion for music. He encouraged the children to explore the musical instruments, providing them with a hands-on learning experience. He also conducted interactive sessions with the children, teaching them slokas and bhajans. The event was a testament to maintaining tradition and culture, greatly appreciated by parents and attendees.

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The celebration included an interactive session where fathers shared their experiences and reflections on parenting. Several fun activities were organized, including ‘Dress Up Your Father’, a movie identification game and a dance session.

“The entire celebration was filled with joy and created wonderful memories for both fathers and their children. Fathers appreciated the school management for organizing this memorable event,” said the school. 

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The event included a captivating welcome dance performed by the Senior KG kids, ‘Fascinating Earth’ by the playgroup children and ‘A Journey to Space and Planets’ by the nursery children, which showcased the beauty and mysteries of our universe. 

The Junior KG children paid tribute to Chandrayaan with their delightful alien dance and a mime centred around the themes of resilience and making Earth happier. The showstopper of the event was the skit presented by the Senior KG kids from Kannappa Nagar and Valmiki Nagar branches, titled ‘A Day in Space’. Additionally, father-child and mother-child dances stole the hearts of the audience.  The school can be reached at 98843 00080, 98842 00080.

 The festivities commenced with the soul-stirring rendition of the Tamizh Thai Vazthu. Ranjani Sankaran, IAAS, the chief guest of the event delivered an insightful speech on parenting tips in the digital age, sparking thoughtful reflections among attendees.

A standout moment was the unique declaration of the sports meet, marked by the release of doves and colourful balloons, accompanied by the joyous cheers of children.

The torch-bearing session by Senior KG children of Kannappa Nagar and Valmiki Nagar was remarkable. The highlight of the event was the awe-inspiring march past, leaving parents and spectators in sheer admiration.

From the tiny tots of Play Group and Nursery to the spirited performers of Junior and Senior KG, each class showcased remarkable discipline and coordination through meticulously choreographed drills. Running races and challenge games added excitement while contributing to the development of motor skills among the young participants.

 The sports day extended with engaging activities such as parent games, parent-child games, and the exhilarating tug of war, fostering a sense of community and shared joy. 

For more information, contact 98843 00080, 98842 00080.

At the Kidzee Kannappa Nagar branch, Mr Arjun, an AI education provider from MERITUS inaugurated the science exhibition. The Meritus AI education providers conducted a workshop introducing kindergarten kids to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields at an early age.

The youngest participants from the playgroup focused on ‘Exploring Nature’ through fruit and vegetable carving. Nursery students focused on ‘Wheels of Wonder’, showcasing ancient and modern modes of transport. Junior KG children presented models on ‘Nature’s Symphony and Space Ballet’, highlighting the importance of various seasons and festivals, as well as creating models of planets, satellites, and space shuttles respectively.

Senior KG students engaged in DIY activities and experiments, such as volcanic eruptions and exploring solubility, magnetism, air pressure and water purification.

Parents were delighted to witness such wonderful displays. They also thanked for the opportunity given to engage and spend quality time with their children, participating together in hands-on activities for various projects.

The playschool can be contacted at 98843 00080, 98842 00080.