MIT Vishwashanti Gurukul School, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar

Wishing you a very Happy Birthday, Hon. Prof. Swati Karad Chate Ma’am!

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A vibrant patriotic atmosphere marked the Independence Day Celebration at MIT Vishwashanti Gurukul School, bringing together students, teachers, parents, and dignitaries to honour India's freedom and the vision of Viksit Bharat @ 2047. The celebrations highlighted patriotism, unity, discipline, and responsibility.

The celebrations began with Flag Hoisting, the National Anthem, Pledge, and Preamble recitation, followed by inspiring addresses and student presentations. Speeches on AI, technology, responsible citizenship, and India's future encouraged students to reflect on their role in nation-building.

Students participated in March Past, patriotic songs, dances, Yoga, Karate, Sports, Pyramid, and Unity in Diversity presentations. These performances showcased creativity, confidence, discipline, teamwork, physical fitness, and India's cultural heritage.

The celebrations concluded on a proud note, with dignitaries and school leaders encouraging students to become responsible citizens and contribute to the nation's progress. Independence Day 2026 reinforced the shared responsibility of building a strong and progressive Viksit Bharat @ 2047.

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A vibrant patriotic atmosphere marked the “Hamara Desh – Hamari Shaan” celebration at MIT Vishwashanti Gurukul School, where students from Pre-Primary to Grade II explored India’s culture, national symbols, heritage, and freedom fighters. The celebration nurtured love for the nation and national pride through joyful activities.

The celebration featured My Tiranga Craft, National Symbols Corner and Quiz, and Dress Like a Hero. Students created Tricolour flags, explored National Symbols, and dressed as inspiring personalities including Mahatma Gandhi, Rani Lakshmibai, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Subhash Chandra Bose, and Bhagat Singh.

Students of Grades I and II participated in Patriotism Story Time, learning about the freedom struggle, National Flag, and responsible citizenship. Patriotic dances, songs, speeches, role-plays, and audiovisual activities developed confidence, creativity, communication, and stage participation.

The celebration concluded on a proud note, strengthening students’ awareness of India’s heritage, unity in diversity, freedom struggle, and national values. “Hamara Desh – Hamari Shaan” blended patriotism, creativity, participation, and value-based learning, inspiring pride and respect for the country.

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A bright and joyful atmosphere marked the Yellow Colour Day and Friendship Day Celebration at MIT Vishwashanti Gurukul School, where students celebrated the colour yellow and the values of friendship, kindness, and sharing. The event encouraged creativity, confidence, and joyful learning.

The celebration was organized to help students identify the colour yellow through experiential learning while promoting positive social values. Students and teachers came dressed in yellow attire, and yellow-themed classroom decorations created a cheerful learning environment.

Students participated in Yellow Object Show and Tell, Friendship Band Exchange, Friendship Tree, Share the Smile, Compliment Corner, Yellow Colour Hunt, songs, dances, storytelling, art and craft, and interactive games. These activities strengthened communication, creativity, teamwork, empathy, and friendship.

The celebration concluded on a joyful note, leaving students with valuable lessons in friendship, kindness, cooperation, and sharing. Yellow Colour Day and Friendship Day strengthened confidence, positive relationships, and meaningful learning.

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A caring atmosphere marked the Good Touch and Bad Touch Awareness Session at MIT Vishwashanti Gurukul School, where students learned essential personal safety skills through engaging activities. The session encouraged awareness, confidence, self-protection, and the courage to speak up.

The session was organized to help students understand safe and unsafe touch, recognize personal boundaries, and identify trusted adults. Through storytelling, role-plays, discussions, and interactive activities, students learned body safety rules and the steps: Say "No", Move Away, and Tell a Trusted Adult.

Students participated in discussions, role-plays, songs, and classroom activities reinforcing personal safety. They learned to trust their instincts, respect personal boundaries, identify good and bad secrets, and seek help whenever they felt unsafe.

The session concluded on an empowering note, equipping students with the knowledge and confidence to protect themselves. The Good Touch and Bad Touch Awareness Session reinforced personal safety, open communication, and the importance of seeking help without fear.

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A devotional atmosphere marked the Guru Purnima Celebration at MIT Vishwashanti Gurukul School, where students expressed gratitude to their teachers, mentors, and gurus. The celebration reflected the Guru–Shishya tradition, inspiring respect, humility, discipline, and lifelong learning.

The celebration was organized to honour the role of teachers in shaping students' lives. Special assemblies, World Peace Prayer, floral tributes to Goddess Saraswati, shloka chanting, speeches, and presentations highlighted the significance of Guru Purnima and the values of gratitude and wisdom.

Students participated in shloka recitations, skits, cultural dances, devotional songs, speeches, greeting card presentations, and classroom activities expressing gratitude towards their teachers. These experiences strengthened confidence, cultural awareness, communication, and appreciation for Indian values and traditions.

The celebration concluded on a meaningful note, inspiring students to honour their teachers with gratitude and respect. Guru Purnima strengthened the bond between teachers and students while reinforcing the values of knowledge, humility, discipline, and lifelong learning.

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