Johnson Grammar School CBSE

“Nature gives us everything; let’s give it protection.

Students of Grades IV & V stepped into the future with creativity and responsibility with "Time Capsule Activity Future Earth Vs Present Earth ".

In the Present Earth section, they illustrated today’s environmental challenges through drawings and heartfelt messages.
In the Future Earth section, they envisioned a greener tomorrow—planting more trees, conserving water, reducing waste, and embracing eco-friendly practices.

This activity not only sparked creativity but also nurtured environmental consciousness, inspiring students to become thoughtful stewards of nature.

Students of Grade X created a comic strip on the divine plays (Lilalu) of Sri Krishna as part of a creative learning activity. They illustrated key episodes from Krishna’s life with sequential panels, dialogues, and captions. This activity helped enhance their creativity, visual storytelling, and understanding of cultural themes. It also encouraged teamwork and expression, making the learning process engaging, enjoyable, and meaningful.

Cool Refreshments and Hydration Hacks!

Our school buzzed with energy during the "Beat the Heat" activity, where young innovators took charge of summer wellness. Grade IV and V students rolled up their sleeves to prepare Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS), mixing water, salt, sugar, and lemon juice with precision to create a life-saving hydration boost. Meanwhile, Grade VI and VII students whipped up refreshing batches of buttermilk (with curd, water, and a pinch of salt) and zesty lemonade (fresh lemons, sugar, and water).
Students gained hands-on skills in hydration hacks, buzzing with excitement and wellness.

The students of Grade VIII brought history to life through an engaging role play on Krishnadeva Raya and the Ashtadiggajas as part of their Social Science activity .

The presentation beautifully showcased the royal court of Krishnadevaraya as a centre of literature, wisdom, and culture. Through the enactment, students portrayed how the eight renowned scholars, known as the Ashtadiggajas, used their unique talents to help a young poet complete his unfinished poem.
From guidance and creativity to humour, language, and moral depth, each character reflected the importance of collaboration and shared knowledge. The performance concluded with the king appreciating the scholars for their unity and wisdom.
The activity was a wonderful blend of learning and creativity, helping students understand history in an interactive and memorable way.

“Mathematics builds confidence to handle large numbers.” To explore the concept of Large numbers in Grade V , Concentric circles were drawn on the floor. Small coins were placed inside them. Each circle represented a place value such as ones, tens, and hundreds.
Students were asked to pick and arrange the objects in different circles to form numbers. They then observed how changing the position of the objects changes the value of the number. After forming the number on the floor students wrote it on the board to connect practical learning with written work.
This play-way method made learning enjoyable and helped students understand place value, number formation, and counting in a clear and engaging manner. It also encouraged participation, teamwork, and better retention of concepts.
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Capacity Building Program on Understanding Classroom Management
Johnson Grammar School, CBSE, hosted a two-day Capacity Building Program on " Understanding Classroom Management," led by resource persons Ms. Rama Devi and Ms. T. Veena Murthy. Sessions covered student engagement strategies, leadership types, positive interaction phrases, and handling diverse children and teachers. Hands-on activities provided practical tools for inclusive classrooms. Teachers expressed gratitude for the trainers' expertise, marking the program as a transformative experience.

“Leadership is about transforming limitations into possibilities”

The Investiture Ceremony was held with great pride and dignity, marking the formal induction of the newly elected Student Council. We were honoured to have Mr. K.Dhananjay,CI, Nacharam Police Station, as the Chief Guest for the occasion.
The Chief Guest presented badges and sashes to the newly elected council members, symbolizing the entrusting of responsibilities to young leaders. The student leaders took the oath with confidence and enthusiasm, pledging to uphold the values of discipline, dedication and service.
The Chief Guest in his address elucidated the importance of Education and acquiring wisdom to be innovative learners. He motivated the students to become responsible citizens and confident leaders.
The ceremony was a proud moment for students, teachers, and parents, inspiring all to strive for excellence and leadership.
Congratulations to our young leaders as they begin this journey of commitment, teamwork and service.