St.Anthony's International School

Today we celebrated every our ladies at SAIS. They bring so much compassion and strength into our world just by being in it, and it makes everyone happier.
We wish a very happy Women’s Day to strong, intelligent, talented and simply wonderful women of this world!

Our Tiny Tots don't just enjoy the outdoor play area and classroom activities. They love the Rumpus Room created specially for them.
According to research, children who engage in active play on a daily basis develop superior physical, emotional, mental, and social abilities.
Our young students' gross motor development is taken care of by the state-of-the-art Rumpus room and the outdoor play zone.
The imaginative play equipment allows youngsters to be creative and to experiment with different roles, characters, and make-believe worlds.

The children of St. Anthony's International School, tucked in a peaceful, picturesque nook of Gundlapochampally village, were abuzz with enthusiasm and fervour on February 26th as they brought colours alive with RANGOSTAV - An exhibition of Colours and Creativity.
Ms. Lavanya D., the youthful and enthusiastic Municipal Commissioner of Gundalapochampally, opened the exhibition. The students were overjoyed by her supportive comments. She was astonished not just by the creative abilities exhibited, but also by the Art and Craft displays in the form of 'Installations' made from recycled materials.
The St. Anthony's Group of Institutions' Chairman Mr. N P Sundaraju, Managing Director Mrs. Sarita Sundaraju, Dean, Mrs. Renuka Masih were among the host of family, friends and well wishers who visited RANGOTSAV. The visitors enjoyed leaving an imprint with block printing and group colouring.
The school, according to the parents, helped the children deal with being imprisoned in their houses by providing them creative projects to do with things they had at home. It surely assisted the youngsters in coping with the stress of being stuck indoors.
RANGOTSAV was an exhibition of these creative pieces made by the SAIS family.

When the SAIS family shifted from Hybrid to Virtual mode of classes earlier this year, it evoked mixed reactions.
We emphasised the importance of looking for the silver lining and counting our blessings throughout the virtual morning assemblies.
With the Gratitude Jar activity, we assisted the youngsters in developing a grateful mindset.
Gratitude Jars are a creative, hands-on approach for youngsters to practise gratitude.
We all made our personal unique jars to save thankfulness remarks at the end of the day.

At SAIS, we've had three days of celebration, new beginnings, and new normal this week.
On November 16th, it was a delight to meet everyone of our family - students, parents, and staff - as we launched our campus and honoured our children. Everyone enjoyed the time of fun, games, art, craft, and simply chilling.
The parents were really supportive and liked the challenges of cooking, painting, and games. They were given potted plants as rewards.

Happy Dussehra

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Wishing you All a Happy Bathukamma

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Best of Luck for your exams

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Wishing you a Happy Ganesh Chaturthi!

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World Literacy Day.