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Science Activity: Taste and Touch Exploration
The UKG students had an exciting and exploring activity - the senses of taste and touch. The children were introduced to a variety of food items like lemon, ginger, raisins, and salty biscuits. Each student had the chance to taste these items and describe the different flavours they experienced.
The UKG students shared their feelings as they tasted each food item. Some found the lemon sour, while others described the ginger as spicy. The raisins gave a sweet taste, and the salty biscuits were, as expected, salty.
In addition to tasting, the children also touched different textures and explored how they felt. They described the items as smooth, soft, rough, or hard, engaging all their senses and learning about the differences in textures.
The experience was enjoyable, and each child had a great time discovering new tastes and textures, sharing their experiences with their classmates.
Guru is the one who teaches us what life is and also how to make the most of it.
On 12th July 2025, Saturday, the 12th graders of Brahmavid The Global school organised a vibrant and enthusiastic assembly - Anubhuti. It was a heartfelt event to celebrate the GURU PURNIMA, dedicated to the beloved parents, the guiding light for every child. The programme commenced with a Saraswati Vandana, followed by a drama titled "Ghar ke Guru," a tribute to parents whose silent sacrifices shape the future.
The "Guru Dakshina" segment by the Brahmaviders was the highlight of the assembly. They expressed their love and gratitude to their parents through a melodious song, followed by priceless handcrafted and handwritten letters from them. It was a heartwarming moment for the parents as they accepted a letter of gratitude and love from their children. The captivating semi-classical dance performance "Jeevan ka aadhar" expressing devotion, rhythm and grace, was breathtaking. The performance was met with loud applause, leaving everyone emotional and full of love for the day.
The assembly concluded with the school anthem, inspiring all to look at the world through the lens of curiosity and wonder. The perfect synchronisation of kinesthetic, linguistic, rhythmic and visual skills turned the programme into another memorable day on the BTGS calendar. The entire programme was a collaborative effort showcasing the students’ win-win relationship between parents and children.
On 14th July 2025, our Grade 11 and 12 Psychology students, along with all newly joined teachers, had the enriching opportunity to attend a dynamic session on Multiple Intelligences, conducted by our esteemed Academic Director, Ms Shobha Padarha.
The session began with a thoughtful reflection activity where participants were asked to write down three things they’re good at—a powerful introduction to the concept of diverse intelligences. 📝
Students and teachers then collaborated in 8 interactive groups, each exploring and presenting different types of intelligence through engaging activities. This hands-on approach allowed everyone to experience, express, and understand the many facets of intelligence, from linguistic and logical to musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, and existential intelligence.
To wrap up, everyone participated in a fun and meaningful "Ticket Out the Door" activity, where they shared the type of intelligence they most identify with.
It was a session full of insight, collaboration, and discovery, encouraging us all to celebrate the unique strengths within every individual! Multiple Intelligence is one of the pillars of BTGS and we imbibe it in our holistic teaching methodologies.
Grade-4B
Day- Saturday
Date - 12/7/2025
LIM Activity - The importance of Forgiveness
This activity helped them learn to forgive others with a peaceful heart. Students understood that forgiveness means not holding a grudge and being kind.
They realised that saying sorry and forgiving can make friendships stronger.
It also taught them to be calm, caring, and grow as thoughtful leaders.
Road Safety Awareness Program for Students 🚸
As part of our continuous commitment to student safety and responsible citizenship, Brahmavid The Global School organized a Road Safety Awareness Program facilitated by the esteemed Traffic Inspector, Mr. Bhoi. 👮♂️
During the engaging and informative session, Mr. Bhoi emphasized the critical importance of adhering to road safety norms 🚧 and presented statistical data 📊 on road accidents and casualties, sensitizing students to the real-world impact of negligence. He also posed thought-provoking general knowledge questions 🧠 and shared insightful information about the history of road development 🛣️.
Students were introduced to various road signs, indicators, and safety symbols 🚏 with clear explanations provided to enhance understanding. A short educational video 📽️ was also showcased, helping students realize the life-saving value of following traffic rules.
Importantly, students were encouraged to become road safety ambassadors 🗣️ at home by regularly reminding their parents and family members to follow traffic guidelines.
The session concluded with a special focus on the school transport team 🚌, where the staff was guided on maintaining and enforcing all essential safety measures. ✅
This initiative reinforced our collective responsibility in ensuring a safer tomorrow—for everyone, everywhere. 🌍
Field trip Visit to Dhanwantari Hospital – 15th July 2025
Learning beyond the classroom! 📚💡
Psychology students explored real-world clinical practices at Dhanwantari Hospital, Raipur. They interacted with patients, took case histories, and learned about psychological testing, diagnosis, and treatment processes.
Psychiatrist Dr. Sonia Parial also addressed adolescent mental health and the effects of substance use, emphasising empathy and rapport-building.
An insightful day of learning beyond the classroom! Let's continue to build bridges and foster understanding! 💙
Global Forgiveness Day & Chocolate Day
Grades 3, 4, 5 & 12
Integrated with Leader In Me
"Nothing is more beautiful than letting go of grudges and finding inner peace with the joy and comfort of chocolates."
On 7th July 2025, the students of BTGS came together to celebrate Global Forgiveness Day, beautifully blended with the sweetness of Chocolate Day.
Based on the principles of Leader in Me, students across various grades participated in thoughtful activities during their LIM classes, where they were encouraged to apologise, forgive and embrace emotional healing. These moments allowed them to reflect on the power of letting go, building stronger relationships, and leading happier and healthier lives. Residential students also took the opportunity to connect deeply with peers, teachers and wardens, expressing gratitude and emotions with sincerity. The day was a touching and memorable experience for all, filled with joy, bonding, and a sense of emotional renewal.
In an intellectually charged atmosphere, the four houses of BTGS — Parijat, Mandar, Harichanda, and Kalptaru — engaged in a powerful Inter-House Debate Competition on Saturday, 5th July, centred around the pressing topic: “Developed Nations Are Responsible for Global Warming.”
The event was presided over by the esteemed Academic Director Ms. Shobha Padarha, who applauded the young debaters for taking on such a critical global issue with maturity and depth.
The participant teams presented compelling arguments both for and against the motion. While some highlighted historical data, industrialisation, and carbon footprints of developed nations, others countered by pointing to rising emissions from developing economies and the need for collective global action. The energy, clarity, and research-driven insights displayed by the speakers turned the stage into a true battle of wits.
The session ended with enthusiastic applauds, a deeper understanding of environmental challenges, and a renewed commitment among students to become responsible global citizens.
In an intellectually charged atmosphere, the four houses of BTGS — Parijat, Mandar, Harichanda, and Kalptaru — engaged in a powerful Inter-House Debate Competition on Saturday, 5th July, centred around the pressing topic: “Developed Nations Are Responsible for Global Warming.”
The event was presided over by the esteemed Academic Director Ms. Shobha Padarha, who applauded the young debaters for taking on such a critical global issue with maturity and depth.
The participant teams presented compelling arguments both for and against the motion. While some highlighted historical data, industrialisation, and carbon footprints of developed nations, others countered by pointing to rising emissions from developing economies and the need for collective global action. The energy, clarity, and research-driven insights displayed by the speakers turned the stage into a true battle of wits.
The session ended with enthusiastic applauds, a deeper understanding of environmental challenges, and a renewed commitment among students to become responsible global citizens.
Making Friends: How to be a Good Friend and Resolve Conflicts- Grade: 6
An interactive session was conducted for Grade 6 students on the theme "Making Friends: How to be a Good Friend and Resolve Conflicts." The session focused on helping students understand the key qualities of a good friend and equipping them with strategies to resolve conflicts positively.
Students were introduced to the Conflict Cycle, which explained how misunderstandings and emotional reactions can escalate conflicts if not handled properly. Practical techniques like active listening, calm expression of feelings, understanding others' perspectives, and the importance of apologising were shared to help students break out of the conflict cycle.
The session was highly engaging, with students actively participating by sharing their personal experiences of being stuck in conflict cycles. These real-life stories made the session relatable and helped foster empathy among peers.
LKG students of Kindergarten enthusiastically participated in a fun and sensory-filled activity to explore the sense of smell and taste. They smelled rose petals, cloves, garlic pods, and orange peels, and tasted lemon slices, cooking salt, and sugar. This was an experiential learning for them, the little learners were able to identify different smells and tastes. This interesting activity helped enhance their sensory awareness and understanding in a fun way.
Our little learners from Nursery, LKG, and UKG celebrated International Pineapple Day, filling the school with a joyful splash of yellow! Dressed in bright, sunny attire, they lit up the school like sunshine. The day was packed with engaging activities, starting with a fun colouring session where they coloured yellow objects, such as honeybees, the sun, and sunflowers.
Our young artists used various cutouts to assemble their very own pineapples, showcasing their imagination and creativity. The fun continued outdoors with a lively "Basket the Yellow Ball" game, which brought laughter and also helped them to improve their observation skills and colour recognition. The day wrapped up with Circle Time, where everyone relished juicy pineapple and shared their thoughts about the colour yellow. Students thanked the Annapurna team for always being on their toes and serving delicious meals to the students, making them feel loved. It was a happy, educational, and colourful day, where our little stars shone bright!
🚌 Transport Safety Training for Lady Attendants at BTGS 🛡️
At Brahmavid The Global School, student safety is our utmost priority. To strengthen this commitment, a dedicated training session was conducted for our lady attendants—the first line of care and supervision in school transport.
The session focused on:
✅ Safety protocols during student pick-up and drop-off
✅ First aid training for immediate response to minor injuries or health issues
✅ Emergency preparedness and proactive measures during any unexpected situation in the bus
✅ Clear guidelines for arrival and departure procedures
✅ Effective communication in managing student behaviour and coordination with school authorities
These attendants are not just helpers—they are caregivers, protectors, and an essential part of every child’s school journey. This training ensures they are well-prepared, confident, and equipped to respond with care and presence of mind.
Because at BTGS, every journey matters. 💛
“Quiet the mind, and the soul will speak.” – Ma Jaya Sati Bhagavati
International Yoga Day was one occasion where the BTGS family reconnected with their roots. The students and facilitators came together to observe this day with the purpose of rejuvenation, peace and attending to the well-being of the soul. While the facilitators took some time out from their schedule and gathered to perform yoga in an open space, the students performed breathing exercises such as anulom, vilom, bhramri, and tarasan to break their morning blues. The young Brahmaviders also took out time to prepare posters representing the Yoga Day. It was a highly effective integration of kinesthetic, artistic and naturalistic skills, which ultimately encouraged everyone to adopt a healthier lifestyle and reinforced the value of discipline and mindfulness through regular yoga practice.
LIM Workshop
"The delicate balance of mentoring someone is not creating them in your own image, but giving them the opportunity to create themselves." – Steven Spielberg.
BTGS teachers are not mere educators, but also leaders. They see the world from a very different and diverse perspective, brimming with empowerment and the joy of living an effective life. In this, the Leader In Me programme plays a crucial role. On June 9th, & 10th 2025, our beloved LIM Mentor, Dr Ritu Roy, graced the air of BTGS with her charming presence. It was a two-day workshop for the Brahmavid family to review and reflect on the 7 Habits, their principles, practices and the impact of the LIM programme in their lives. The understanding and conscious practice of LIM has helped the teachers become better educators in many ways; this workshop took the understanding to a new level. The workshop ended with effectiveness defined for all, a gratitude session and new plans for the leaders of Brahmavid. The process was graced by the Academic Director and Principal of BTGS.
World Environment Day Celebration
"The Earth is what we all have in common." –
Wendell Berry
On 5th June 2025, the BTGS teachers came together to celebrate World Environment Day with great enthusiasm and purpose. The event began with an inspiring pledge led by our Honourable Principal, reaffirming our commitment to sustainable living.
This was followed by a soulful environmental song, a creative paper bag making activity, and a powerful human formation symbolising unity against plastic pollution.
A meaningful celebration reminding us that every step counts. 🌱
🎤✨ “Speak Up. Stand Out.” – A Fun & Empowering Public Speaking Session at BTGS!
Confidence, clarity, and creativity took center stage as our students participated in an interactive session designed to build public speaking skills in the most engaging way possible!
Using the powerful B.R.A.V.E. Framework, students explored how to overcome stage fear and communicate with confidence:
🔹 B – Breathe & relax
🔹 R – Reframe fear
🔹 A – Audience connect
🔹 V – Voice & Body language
🔹 E – Embrace practice
From crafting mini speeches to delivering them with flair, the students not only learned the fundamentals of great communication but also enjoyed a variety of fun games and activities that made learning truly joyful!
It was heartening to see our young voices speak up and stand out — full of expression, energy, and enthusiasm. Here's to nurturing future leaders, one confident speaker at a time! 🗣️🌟
🙏 We sincerely thank Ms. Divya Atre Hans for her valuable time and expert guidance in grooming BTGS residential students and equipping them with essential tips to become confident public speakers.
Visit to Ram Mandir on Hanuman Jayanti
As part of our ongoing initiative to help students explore and appreciate the rich spiritual and cultural heritage of India, students from BTGS visited the revered Ram Mandir on the auspicious occasion of Hanuman Jayanti.
This visit, planned as a part of our series of visits to religious places, offered students a chance to witness traditions, engage in meaningful reflection, and understand the values of devotion, discipline, and respect for diverse faiths.
The serene atmosphere of the temple, combined with the devotional energy of Hanuman Jayanti celebrations, created a memorable and spiritually enriching experience for our students.
Such experiences go a long way in nurturing moral values and a sense of cultural rootedness among our young learners.
Prioritizing Health Across All Departments at Brahmavid The Global School
As part of our commitment to health, hygiene, and workplace safety, today all staff members of BTGS, from different departments- like, Food, Housekeeping, Security, Transport, Maintenance, and Gardening—were administered Tetanus Toxoid (TT) injections.
This preventive health measure has been taken to ensure the well-being of all our ancillary staff, who play the most important role in the day-to-day functioning of the school.
We sincerely thank the infirmary team for their assistance and appreciate the cooperation of all our staff members in making this initiative a success.
🎨 Learning Lippan Art – A Residential Activity Full of Creativity & Culture 🖌️
As part of their residential activity time, our students immersed themselves in the rich traditional craft of Lippan Art – a beautiful form of mural work from Gujarat. Under the expert guidance of Ms. Ankita Jain, they not only learned the techniques but also experienced the joy of creating something meaningful with their own hands.
With patience, creativity, and enthusiasm, each student completed a unique piece of Lippan artwork. What makes it even more special? These handcrafted pieces will be lovingly taken home by the students to be gifted to their parents — a heartfelt token of their learning and appreciation.
Swipe through to see glimpses of their vibrant creations and the joy of art in action! 🌟
Pracheen Kala Practical Examination Session 2024-25
Art, in all its forms—painting, dance, and music—serves as a powerful medium for expression, creativity, and cultural storytelling. Each discipline contributes uniquely to the world of aesthetics and emotion, and studying it helps develop both technical skills and a deep appreciation for artistic traditions.
Brahmavid The Global School has conducted the Practical Examination for #Kathak #Vocal #Guitar #Keyboard #Painting associated with Pracheen Kala Kendra Chandigarh. It showcased the enhanced skills of students and motivated them to improve. Also, students built confidence in performing their talent.
Brahmaviders demonstrated that their intelligence is closely linked to bodily-kinesthetic, visual-spatial, and musical-rhythmic abilities. Art students unleashed the colours of their imagination, which dance students embraced through their postures and graceful movements, while music students filled the air with their enchanting voices.
On April 10th, 2025, an enriching Tratak Meditation session was conducted for the residential students of BTGS. This session aimed to help students enhance their focus and rejuvenate their energy as they prepare for their upcoming examinations.
Tratak, a time-honoured meditation technique, involves concentrating one's gaze on a single point, often a candle flame, to cultivate deep focus and inner calm.
The students were guided through candle gazing, emphasizing its benefits in improving mental clarity and reducing stress. As the students engaged in Tratak, they experienced a sense of peace and relaxation, letting go of their worries and gaining renewed confidence for their studies and exams.
Rainbow Day Fun!
It was a very special day as the BTGS little stars were amazed to create their own rainbows and celebrated Rainbow Day!
The nursery started the day with a super fun activity: they dabbed the paint colours on a paper. They learnt all the lovely colours of the rainbow and had so much fun doing it!
LKG got extra creative by sticking rainbow-coloured strips onto a fluffy cloud drawing. It was a magical activity, and they made their clouds shine bright with all the pretty colours!
UKG worked with colourful square cut-outs to create their own rainbow! They stuck the cut-outs in the VIBGYOR order to make a perfect rainbow and had a blast doing it.
What a fantastic day of fun and learning it was!
🚫 Anti-Bullying & Harassment Awareness Session at BTGS 🛡️
At Brahmavid The Global School, we believe that every student deserves a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment where they can grow, learn, and flourish without fear.
As part of our commitment to student well-being, a Session on Anti-Bullying and Harassment was conducted to educate and empower students about the importance of respectful behavior and standing up against bullying in any form.
🌟 What BTGS Stands For:
✅ A zero-tolerance policy towards bullying
✅ A supportive culture where students feel valued and heard
✅ Creating awareness about what constitutes bullying and harassment
✅ Helping students identify, report, and stand against inappropriate behavior
✅ Providing care and support to victims
✅ Conducting regular workshops and forming staff-student committees to ensure ongoing awareness and monitoring
💬 Through interactive discussions and real-life scenarios, students were encouraged to be empathetic, responsible, and proactive in making their school a safe space for everyone.
At BTGS, bullying is not just discouraged—it is actively countered through education, awareness, and action.
Together, we are building a culture where kindness leads the way. 💙
🏡💫 Bonding Moments & Big Smiles – Creating a Home Away from Home at Brahmavid! 💫🏡
At Brahmavid The Global School, our residential students are not just learners – they are family. To help them feel at home, make new friends, and build strong bonds, a series of icebreaking and fun-filled bonding activities were organized in the residential campus.
The evening was all about laughter, connection, and joy, as students participated in engaging games, creative challenges, and warm conversations – all designed to help them open up, connect, and feel truly welcomed and valued.
🎉 Highlights of the Evening:
✅ Ice-breaking games to build new friendships
✅ Team activities to encourage cooperation and trust
✅ Heartwarming conversations and laughter
✅ A safe space to express, connect, and feel at ease
✅ Beautiful memories that sparked smiles and a sense of belonging
The smiles, laughter, and warm energy all around reminded us that Residential life is not just about staying together, but growing together – as one big Brahmavid family. ❤️
Here's to more moments of joy, care, and togetherness!
A fun and creative activity, "Dandelion Painting" was organised for the young learners at BTGS kindergarten. The children crafted beautiful flowers on paper using a fork, adding a fun and unique twist to their artwork. Starting with yellow, green, and white watercolours, they created a central yellow dot to represent the vibrant dandelion flower. Then, using the fork’s tines added delicate white petals, with each stroke bringing their artwork to life. The final touch was painting green leaves, completing the dandelion with a natural, vibrant look. This activity sparked their creativity and helped them develop their fine motor skills. It was heartwarming to see the students immersed in the process, experience working with different tools.
🌟 Welcome back to school, everyone! 🎉 Today marks the beginning of an exciting journey as we step into the 2025 session! Let’s embrace new challenges, ignite our passions, and support one another as we grow and learn together. Remember, every day is a chance to shine brighter and reach higher! Here’s to a year filled with knowledge, friendship, and unforgettable memories! Let’s make it amazing! 🌈📚✨
🌟✨ Excitement is in the air as we gear up for the magical first day of Kindergarten on April 2, 2025! 🎒📚 Our little adventurers are ready to embark on a journey filled with laughter, learning, and new friendships. Let’s make this year unforgettable! 🌈💖
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