GBN School, Sector 21D, Faridabad

“Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think.” – Albert Einstein



On 29 April 2026, GBN School conducted engaging Skill-Based Education (Kaushal Bodh) activities for Classes VI, VII, and VIII, promoting practical learning and creativity.

🔹 Class VI students observed plant growth, recording key changes such as germination, height, leaf colour, and more, followed by presentations of their findings.

🔹 Class VII students showcased their creativity through Puppet Making, designing unique characters and presenting structured story ideas.

🔹 Class VIII students participated in Advertisement Creation through Role Play, delivering impactful messages on themes like social responsibility, sustainability, and energy conservation.

The activities provided a wonderful platform for students to explore, create, and express while developing essential life skills.

“Dance is the hidden language of the soul.” – Martha Graham



On 29 April 2026, GBNites of Class IX enthusiastically participated in a ‘Poster & Slogan Making Activity’ to celebrate International Dance Day. They created creative posters on various dance forms, beautifully combining artistic expression with meaningful research.

Adding to the celebration, GBNites of Classes III to V participated in a Solo Dance Fiesta, where they showcased the vibrant culture of different states of India through their captivating performances.

The activities together beautifully highlighted GBNites’ creativity, originality, and deep appreciation for global as well as Indian dance traditions.

*Skill Education – Day 2 at GBN School*





Learning went beyond textbooks as students of Classes VI–VIII actively participated in engaging, hands-on activities.

Class VI: Designed kitchen gardens, learning sustainable living
Class VII: Created story outlines through puppet storytelling
Class VIII: Initiated advertisement poster folders on eco-friendly products

The day showcased creativity, imagination, and growing environmental awareness. We are proud of our young learners and their enthusiastic participation!

*“The Earth does not belong to us; we belong to the Earth.” — Chief Seattle*







On the occasion of Earth Day, students of Classes III–V and IX enthusiastically participated in creative activities like Poster & Slogan Making and Upcycled Art Creation. Through vibrant designs and innovative use of recyclable materials, they shared meaningful messages on protecting our planet.

The Upcycled Art activity highlighted the importance of reuse and sustainability in a fun and engaging way.

We are proud of their efforts and look forward to many more such inspiring initiatives.

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