Colours International School, Narayan Vihar, Jaipur

🥳 A Day to Lead: Colors International School Celebrates Children's Day with a Student-Led Fest
Colors International School marked Children's Day on November 14th with an extraordinary and joyous celebration that truly embodied the spirit of the occasion. Moving beyond the traditional format, the school hosted a vibrant Children's Day Fest that was entirely conceptualized, organized, and executed by the students of Grades 4 to 8. The innovative approach turned the rest of the school—including junior students, teachers, and staff—into enthusiastic consumers, making the day a memorable success.
The Significance of the Day
Children's Day in India is celebrated on November 14th, marking the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, who was affectionately known as 'Chacha Nehru' for his profound love for children. The day serves as a national reminder to uphold the rights, education, and welfare of children, recognizing them as the nation's future. By placing the onus of organizing the event on the students, Colors International School not only celebrated childhood but also reinforced the values of responsibility, leadership, and team spirit envisioned by Nehru.
Culinary Delights at the Food Stalls
The Food Zone was a bustling hive of activity, showcasing the students' entrepreneurial and teamwork skills. The young organizers managed a variety of enticing food stalls, offering everything from classic quick bites to refreshing beverages.
* Student Entrepreneurship: Each stall was managed by a dedicated group of older students, who handled preparation (with adult supervision where necessary), pricing, inventory, and sales.
* Variety and Fun: From tempting homemade bakes and sandwiches to exciting Indian street food and thirst-quenching mocktails, the stalls ensured that every palate was catered to, making it a delicious experience for all attendees.
Thrills and Skills in the Gaming Zone
The Gaming Zone was the heart of the fest, offering a spectacular array of engaging activities that drew enthusiastic crowds.
* Diverse Games: The zone featured a wide range of games, including skill-based challenges like 'Ring the Object,' creative tasks such as face painting, and classic carnival games like 'Dart the Balloon.'
* Run by Kids, for Kids: The Grade 4 to 8 students took on the roles of game masters, explaining the rules, managing the queues, and distributing exciting prizes, showcasing impressive coordination and management abilities.
The Joy of Being the Consumer
The true success of the event lay in the role reversal. The younger students and the entire school staff became the appreciative audience and delighted customers.
* A Relaxed and Fun Day for Staff: Teachers and non-organizing students had a truly relaxed and joyous day, spending time enjoying the food, playing the games, and interacting with the student organizers.
* Learning and Fun: The sheer fun of the games and the tasty treats allowed the junior students to celebrate the day with pure, unadulterated joy, while the staff praised the impressive organizational skills of their students.
The Children's Day Fest at Colors International School was more than just a fair; it was a potent demonstration of student capability and a true tribute to the nurturing of young leaders. It perfectly blended the spirit of celebration with a valuable hands-on learning experience, ensuring that every child, whether an organizer or an attendee, had a day filled with empowerment and happiness.

The Triumph of Virtue: COLOURS International School Celebrates Vijayadashmi
Date: September 20, 2025
Venue: School Amphitheatre
COLOURS International School joyfully concluded its Navratri observances with a vibrant celebration of Vijayadashmi (Dussehra) on Monday , September 29 .2025. The event, steeped in cultural richness and moral significance, provided students with a hands-on opportunity to engage with one of India's most cherished festivals, celebrating the enduring victory of good over evil.
A Grand Enactment of the Ramayana
The highlight of the morning was the dramatic enactment by the students, bringing the epic Ramayana to life. Primary and middle school students donned elaborate costumes, transforming the stage into the royal court of Ayodhya and the battleground of Lanka.
The audience was captivated by the majestic sight of young actors portraying the central figures:
• Lord Ram and Sita radiated dignity and grace.
• Lakshman displayed unwavering devotion.
• The most spirited performance came from the students dressed as Hanuman, whose boundless energy and devotion were palpable, capturing the essence of the faithful commander.
The celebration peaked with the collective singing of the Ram Stuti (Hymn in praise of Lord Ram) by the school choir. The resonant melody filled the hall, creating a serene and devotional atmosphere, reinforcing the theme of righteousness (\bm{Dharma}) and virtuous conduct.
Significance and Core Learning Outcomes
The Principal addressed the gathering, emphasizing that Vijayadashmi is more than just a festival; it is a profound lesson for life.
Significance of Vijayadashmi:
The festival, literally meaning "Victory on the Tenth Day," commemorates two crucial triumphs: Lord Ram’s defeat of the ten-headed demon king Ravana, and Goddess Durga’s victory over the evil Mahishasura. It symbolizes the annihilation of negativity—represented by the ten heads of Ravana (lust, anger, greed, attachment, ego, fear, etc.)—and the ultimate prevalence of truth and justice.

The celebration was carefully designed to instill key ethical and cognitive skills:

Vibrant Hues of Tradition: COLOURS International School Hosts Grand Garba and Dandiya Night
Date: September 26, 2025
COLOURS International School celebrated the spirit of Navratri with a spectacular Garba and Dandiya Night on Friday, September 26, 2025. The school grounds were transformed into a festive arena, adorned with colorful lights and traditional decor, setting the stage for an evening of music, devotion, and spirited dance.
The event, marked by enthusiastic participation from students, parents, and faculty, aimed to foster a sense of cultural appreciation and community unity within the school family.
Auspicious Commencement: Lamp Lighting and Aarti
The evening commenced on an auspicious note with a traditional Lamp Lighting ceremony followed by the divine Aarti. This solemn ritual was performed by the institute's esteemed Directors, Mr. Rajesh Kumawat and Ms. Kavita Kumawat. They were joined by Principal Ms. Vandana Diksh*t and members of the dedicated school staff. The ceremonial act sought blessings for the festival and the entire school community, setting a tone of reverence before the night of merriment began.
A Celebration of 'Shakti' and Resilience
Following the Aarti, the Directors addressed the gathering, emphasizing the profound spiritual and cultural meaning of the Navratri festival.
Mr. Rajesh Kumawat and Ms. Kavita Kumawat highlighted that Navratri signifies the triumph of righteousness and the celebration of Shakti (divine feminine power). They spoke on the importance of drawing inspiration from this festival, which celebrates nine different forms of the Goddess.
In their heartfelt message for the students and parents, the Directors shared:
“Navratri is not merely a festival; it is a powerful reminder that inner strength and positive energy always prevail over negativity. To our students, we urge you to carry the same energy, rhythm, and passion you show on the dance floor into your academic lives. Embrace resilience, remain rooted in your values, and always strive for excellence. To our parents, thank you for your overwhelming support and for helping us keep these rich cultural traditions alive for the next generation. May the festive spirit fill your homes with happiness, prosperity, and peace.”
Principal Ms. Vandana Diksh*t also commended the organizing committee and students for their dedication in preparing for the grand cultural showcase.
Program was effectively hosted by Ms.Surbhi and Ms. Varsha .
Energetic Dandiya Raas
The formal addresses gave way to the much-anticipated Garba and Dandiya Raas. The entire gathering, dressed in exquisitely vibrant traditional attire—from embroidered chaniya cholis to colorful kediyus—took to the floor. The atmosphere crackled with energy as synchronized steps, rhythmic claps, and the sharp, cheerful sound of dandiya sticks filled the air. The event successfully merged fun and fervor, allowing the school community to celebrate one of India’s most cherished festivals in true traditional style.

The Annual Fancy Dress Extravaganza at COLOURS International School
On September 19, 2025, the Pre-Primary Wing of COLOURS International School was a whirlwind of vibrant colors and joyous excitement as it hosted its annual Fancy Dress Competition. The event was a testament to the creativity of both students and parents, transforming the school into a living storybook.
Themes and Participants
Each grade level had a unique theme, which added to the diversity of the event.
* Nursery: The little ones in nursery charmed everyone as they dressed up as Community Helpers. We saw mini doctors with stethoscopes, brave firefighters in helmets, dedicated police officers, and even cheerful farmers, all ready to help their communities. It was a heartwarming display that taught the children about the importance of various professions in society.
* Kindergarten (KG): The KG students brought their favorite Cartoon and Comic Characters to life. The stage was filled with iconic figures like a mischievous Spider-Man, a lovable Bheem a spirited chutki and a determined Superman, showcasing their bold personalities and entertaining the audience with their theatrical antics.
* Pre-Primary (Prep): The oldest students in the wing took on the challenge of portraying Folk Tale Characters. This category was a beautiful blend of tradition and fantasy. The children embodied characters from classic stories, from the folk tales of Tenali Raman to Akabar and Birbal allowing them to connect with timeless moral lessons and cultural narratives.
Learning Outcomes and Significance
Beyond the fun and costumes, the competition was a valuable educational experience.
* Confidence and Public Speaking: The event helped children overcome stage fright and gain confidence as they presented their characters in front of an audience.
* Creativity and Imagination: It encouraged both students and parents to think creatively, not just in choosing costumes but also in embodying their chosen characters.
* Role-Playing and Empathy: By stepping into another's shoes, whether it was a community helper or a folk tale character, children developed a deeper understanding of different roles and emotions, fostering empathy.
The Fancy Dress Competition was more than just a contest; it was a celebration of imagination, learning, and the unique personalities of each child. It was a perfect blend of fun and education, creating lasting memories for everyone involved and successfully achieving its goal of holistic development.

Colours International School warmly invites you to join us for a vibrant Dandiya Night on 26th September 2025 from 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM. Come celebrate with colorful dance, music, and festive joy. Your presence will make the evening special. Let’s twirl and swirl together for an unforgettable night of fun and tradition!”

🥦 A Vibrant Veggie Fiesta & Green Day at COLOURS International School 🌿
COLOURS International School's Pre-Primary wing celebrated a Veggie Fiesta and Green Day, transforming the campus into a vibrant marketplace and a hub of learning. This unique event was designed to teach children about the importance of vegetables and foundational life skills in a fun and interactive way.
Little Vendors, Big Lessons
The highlight of the event was when the children became little vegetable vendors. Each child was given a small stall, creatively decorated with green and vegetable-themed elements. They enthusiastically took on their roles, handling various vegetables like carrots, potatoes, tomatoes, and leafy greens. This hands-on activity helped them recognize different vegetables by sight and touch, building a tangible connection to the food they eat. The event promoted social interaction and boosted their confidence as they engaged with their peers and teachers in a playful, commercial setting.
Demonstrating Vegetables & Payment Skills
As part of the day's activities, children demonstrated the vegetables at their stalls, explaining their colors, shapes, and names. This simple act encouraged public speaking and reinforced their knowledge.
A key educational component was the introduction of payment skills. Children learned about both cash and online modes of payment. They used play money to buy and sell, practicing counting and simple transactions. Simultaneously, teachers used mock QR codes and pretend mobile screens to introduce the concept of digital payments. This dual-approach ensured they understood both traditional and modern methods of commerce, preparing them for the digital age.
Rhyme and Rhythm
To make the learning more engaging, the event included a lively rhyme session. The children sang catchy rhymes about vegetables, such as "Veggies, veggies, big and small, good for me and good for all!" These rhymes, set to simple tunes, helped them remember the names and benefits of different vegetables while adding an element of fun and music to the day.
The Significance of Vegetables
The day culminated in a special significance session led by the pre-primary teachers. They explained the importance of vegetables for a healthy body and strong mind. Using colorful charts and simple language, they discussed how vegetables provide energy, help us grow, and prevent sickness. The teachers' engaging and age-appropriate explanations ensured that the children not only enjoyed the day but also understood the core message: eating vegetables is vital for a healthy and happy life. The event was a resounding success, blending education with entertainment and leaving the children with lasting memories and valuable lessons.

Dear Team,
On this special occasion of Teacher’s Day,we extend our heartfelt gratitude to each one of you. At Colours International School, you are not only educators but also the true cultivators of knowledge, values, and character. Just like gardeners nurture seeds with care, you nurture our students with patience, love, and wisdom, helping them bloom into confident, compassionate, and capable individuals.
Your unwavering dedication, constant encouragement, and inspiring guidance are what make our students shine brightly. You are the real architects of their future and the strength of our institution.
As we celebrate this day, let us take pride in being the guiding light for our children—the leaders who shape tomorrow.
Wishing you all a very Happy Teacher’s Day!
With gratitude and warm regards,
Rajesh and Kavita

Colours International School had a dual celebration this Independence Day as patriotism met festivity on 15th August 2025. The campus came alive with the spirit of freedom and the joy of Krishna Janmashtami, making the occasion truly memorable. The school grounds were decorated with the tricolor, while the festive spirit of Janmashtami added vibrancy to the patriotic atmosphere.

The program began with a proud moment of flag hoisting, followed by a heartfelt rendition of the national anthem. The atmosphere was charged with patriotic fervour as the students paid homage to the freedom fighters who helped secure India's independence. A key highlight was the students’ energetic pyramid formation, showcasing teamwork and discipline, followed by a dynamic dance performance that celebrated India’s heritage and diversity.

The celebrations then transitioned seamlessly to Krishna Janmashtami. The stage came alive with a graceful Raas Leela performance by young girls dressed as gopis and Radha, and a little boy dressed as Kanha, all of them depicting the playful stories from Lord Krishna's childhood. The most anticipated moment of the celebration was the Dahi Handi ceremony, where students formed a human pyramid to break the pot - a beautiful act recalling Lord Krishna’s mischievous butter-stealing days.

Our faculty members, Ms. Surbhi and Ms. Ankita kept the audience engaged throughout as anchors. Director Ms. Kavita Kumawat delivered an inspiring address on the importance of freedom and cultural values, encouraging students to be responsible citizens. Principal Ms. Vandana Diksh*t praised the students’ efforts, highlighting how such celebrations nurture both national pride and cultural appreciation. The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks from Ms. Ranu Mathur, acknowledging the dedication of all participants, teachers, and staff.

The day left everyone with a deep sense of respect for the nation and a renewed connection to cultural roots.