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Gopalan International School, Seetharam Palya, Basavanagar, Hoodi, Behind SAP Labs, Bangalore (2026)

22/09/2026

UKG C (Marigold) - Special Assembly on the theme "The Magical Colour Blue"

The tiny stars of UKG C hosted a vibrant special assembly on the theme "The Magical Colour Blue". Our young anchors confidently conducted the program, adding charm and enthusiasm to the celebration. The children showcased a colourful ramp walk and energetic dance performance, spreading joy all around. They also shared interesting and amazing facts about the colour blue, making the assembly both fun and informative. It was a delightful celebration of confidence, creativity, learning, and teamwork by our little ones!

22/09/2026

UKG C (Marigold) - Special Assembly on the theme "The Magical Colour Blue"

The tiny stars of UKG C hosted a vibrant special assembly on the theme "The Magical Colour Blue". Our young anchors confidently conducted the program, adding charm and enthusiasm to the celebration. The children showcased a colourful ramp walk and energetic dance performance, spreading joy all around. They also shared interesting and amazing facts about the colour blue, making the assembly both fun and informative. It was a delightful celebration of confidence, creativity, learning, and teamwork by our little ones!

17/09/2026

Be a teacher for a day - Pre-Primary Department

The joy and excitement of our “Be a Teacher for a Day” activity continued with wonderful sessions.

Mrs Monika, parent of Navya Goel of the UKG grade, stepped into the role of teacher and captivated the children with a beautiful story, “Two Best Friends.” Through her expressive narration, the children learned the true value of friendship, sharing, and caring for one another. To make the session even more joyful, she engaged the students in a fun-filled *Laughter Yoga* activity. The classroom was filled with giggles and big smiles as the children laughed, stretched, and enjoyed the moment together. The children thoroughly enjoyed the story and the laughter session and participated with great enthusiasm.

Mr. Rahul Pandita and Ms. Rashni Jinsi, parents of Revaan Pandita of the UKG grade, engaged our little learners with an interesting and informative session on the topic "Superfoods" using an engaging and colourful presentation. The session was interactive and child-friendly, in which they explained the importance of healthy eating and how superfoods help us stay strong, active, and energetic. The children were very enthusiastic and participated actively, learning about nutritious foods in a fun-filled manner. The use of visuals made the concept easy to understand and enjoyable for the kids.

We sincerely thank the parents for their time and effort, and for making learning so delightful for our children.

17/09/2026

Blue Day Celebration - Pre-Primary Department
Our little learners celebrated Blue Day with great excitement and enthusiasm. The classroom was beautifully decorated with blue-coloured objects, creating a fun and colourful learning environment. As a hands-on activity, the children made beautiful clouds by pasting soft cotton onto the cloud outlines, creating fluffy white clouds against a blue background. This activity helped develop their fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, creativity, and colour recognition. The celebration was filled with smiles, learning, and creativity.
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16/09/2026

Ganesh Pooja at GIS 🌺

GIS celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with devotion, joy, and togetherness. The Ganesh Pooja brought our school community together to seek the blessings of Lord Ganesha for wisdom, prosperity, and a successful year ahead.

May Lord Ganesha bless our students and the entire GIS family with happiness, knowledge, and new beginnings.

13/09/2026

Be a Teacher for a day - Day 4 - Pre-Primary Department

As a part of the 'Be a Teacher for a day’ program by the Pre-Primary Department, parents enthusiastically walked into the classrooms to take on the role of teachers for a day.

Mrs.Jyothi K, Parent of Siya Tripathi of UKG grade, conducted an engaging session on how plants grow. Through interesting activity sheets, she introduced the children to the different stages of plant growth and helped them understand what plants need to grow and flourish.

Mrs. Baishalee, parent of Vihaan B. Kumar of UKG grade, conducted an insightful and interactive session on Emotions. Using a colourful PowerPoint presentation, she helped the children recognise and understand different emotions and encouraged them to express their feelings appropriately.

Mrs.Cynthia and Mr.Arun, parents of Puvi A of UKG grade, conducted an exciting session on Earth, the Moon, and the Stars. They introduced the children to the fascinating world of space and helped them learn about these celestial bodies through engaging activity sheets.

Mrs. Raveena, parent of Neil K V of LKG grade, conducted a fun and creative session on 'Simple Doodle Drawing', where the children were introduced to drawing farm animals using basic shapes. She guided the children step by step, showing them how simple shapes could be combined to create different animals. The children thoroughly enjoyed exploring their creativity and were excited to draw and create their own farm animals.

The ‘Be a Teacher for a day’ program was a wonderful blend of learning, interaction, and parent involvement. Each session offered a unique and enriching learning experience, making the program both meaningful and memorable.

13/09/2026

Be a teacher for a day - Day 3 - Pre-Primary Department

Day 3 of our “Be a Teacher for a Day” activity continued with great enthusiasm, excitement, and joyful participation.

Mrs Vijaya Lakshmi, parent of Akshara Vundavalli of UKG, delighted the children with an engaging moral story, followed by a fun interaction where the children got an opportunity to share and talk about their favourite things.

Mrs Shobhana, parent of Sai Takshay of LKG, introduced the children to the colours of the rainbow through a bright and engaging presentation. The colourful teaching aids made it easier for the children to identify and remember the different colours while enjoying the learning process.
Mr Ayush Gopalika, parent of Hezal Gopalika of UKG, conducted an interesting session on “Being Street Smart” through interactive games and activities. The session helped the children learn simple and important safety practices in a fun, engaging, and age-appropriate manner.
Mr Anup and Mrs Chitra, parents of Bhuvan A of UKG, brought the fascinating world of “Magical Sense Organs” to life with colourful props and interactive activities. Their creative presentation helped children explore the five senses and understand their importance in everyday life.
Mrs Namita Teotia, parent of Vedika Rathore of UKG, took the children on an exciting journey through the Solar System. With an interesting and engaging presentation, she introduced the little learners to the planets and the wonders of space. The children thoroughly enjoyed the session and participated with great curiosity and excitement.

Mrs Arya Ajay, parent of Daksh Arya Dayal from LKG, conducted an informative and engaging session on “Traffic Lights and Road Safety.” Using a colourful traffic light paper craft and a zebra crossing image as teaching aids, the children learned about the different traffic signals and important road safety rules.

Mrs Reema Saxena, parent of Divyanka Bansal of Pre-Nursery, captivated the children with a “Mystery Story Box.” The element of surprise kept the little learners curious and excited throughout the session. To make the experience even more special, the children received a cute monkey craft as a delightful take-away.

Day 3 was a beautiful blend of learning, laughter, curiosity, and creativity. The children thoroughly enjoyed every session and were delighted to see their parents take on the role of teachers. Thank you for making learning come alive!

11/09/2026

Be a teacher for a day - Day 3 - Pre-Primary Department
Day 3 of our “Be a Teacher for a Day” activity continued with great enthusiasm, excitement, and joyful participation. Our wonderful parents stepped into the role of teachers, bringing along creative ideas, colourful teaching aids, interactive activities, and lots of enthusiasm to make learning a memorable experience for our little learners.
Mrs Vijaya Lakshmi, parent of Akshara Vundavalli of UKG, delighted the children with an engaging moral story, followed by a fun interaction where the children got an opportunity to share and talk about their favourite things.
Mrs Shobhana, parent of Sai Takshay of LKG, introduced the children to the colours of the rainbow through a bright and engaging presentation. The colourful teaching aids made it easier for the children to identify and remember the different colours while enjoying the learning process.
Mr Ayush Gopalika, parent of Hezal Gopalika of UKG, conducted an interesting session on “Being Street Smart” through interactive games and activities. The session helped the children learn simple and important safety practices in a fun, engaging, and age-appropriate manner.
Mr Anup and Mrs Chitra, parents of Bhuvan A of UKG, brought the fascinating world of “Magical Sense Organs” to life with colourful props and interactive activities. Their creative presentation helped children explore the five senses and understand their importance in everyday life.
Mrs Namita Teotia, parent of Vedika Rathore of UKG, took the children on an exciting journey through the Solar System. With an interesting and engaging presentation, she introduced the little learners to the planets and the wonders of space. The children thoroughly enjoyed the session and participated with great curiosity and excitement. She also conducted a fun worksheet activity, giving the children an opportunity to reinforce what they had learned joyfully.
Mrs Arya Ajay, parent of Daksh Arya Dayal from LKG, conducted an informative and engaging session on “Traffic Lights and Road Safety.” Using a colourful traffic light paper craft and a zebra crossing image as teaching aids, the children learned about the different traffic signals and important road safety rules. The interactive session helped the little learners understand how to cross the road safely and why following traffic rules is important.
Mrs Reema Saxena, parent of Divyanka Bansal of Pre-Nursery, captivated the children with a “Mystery Story Box.” The element of surprise kept the little learners curious and excited throughout the session. To make the experience even more special, the children received a cute monkey craft as a delightful take-away. Day 3 was a beautiful blend of learning, laughter, curiosity, and creativity. The children thoroughly enjoyed every session and were delighted to see their parents take on the role of teachers.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to all our parents for taking time out of their busy schedules and joining us. Their valuable time, creativity, effort, and enthusiasm made the activity truly special and created joyful learning experiences that our children will cherish for a long time. Thank you for making learning come alive!

10/09/2026

Be a teacher for a day - Day 2 - Pre-Primary Department
Day 2 of the “Be a Teacher for a Day” activity was conducted with great enthusiasm and energy, as our wonderful parents stepped into the role of teachers and engaged the children through colourful, creative, and innovative teaching aids.
Mr Gowrishankar V, parent of Krithik Iyer of the Pre-Nursery, delighted the children with a beautiful and engaging story. His expressive narration and lively presentation captured the children’s attention and made the storytelling session truly enjoyable.
Mrs Anurima Das, parent of Ayantika Das of UKG grade, introduced the concept of prepositions through a simple and interesting story. Her creative approach helped the children understand the concept effortlessly while keeping them actively involved throughout the session.
Mrs Navneet Gulati, parent of Veer Rawal of UKG grade, conducted an engaging session on traffic rules. She used colourful flashcards, interactive activities, and interesting vehicle props to introduce the children to road-safety rules. The hands-on approach made the session informative, interactive, and enjoyable for the children.
Mr Narendra Kumar and Mrs Yamuna Selvaraj, parents of Ayaan Naren of UKG grade, presented a beautiful moral story using interactive and engaging props. Their lively storytelling and thoughtful presentation kept the children excited and attentive while conveying a valuable moral message.
The day was a wonderful reflection of the strong bond between parents and the school. Thank you to all our parents for taking time out of your busy schedules to be part of this initiative and create joyful, meaningful learning experiences for our children.Their time, effort, creativity, and enthusiasm truly made the day memorable and enriched the children’s learning experience.

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