Parth Academy

30/08/2025

23/08/2025

Proud to announce the establishment of New NCC Unit, Junior Division, Army Wing, at our school.

21/06/2024

10th International Day of Yoga was celebrated at Parth Academy with the message of 'Yoga for Self and Society'. Students of all grades performed Yoga and were motivated to practice everyday in their routine.

31/03/2024

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24/03/2024

May the festival of colours paint your life with colours of joy, happiness, health and prosperity. Happy Holi & Dhuleti to all of you from PARTHIANS...

23/03/2024

Holi Celebration in School ....

21/03/2024

Swimming - Most liked activity by kids. Here's a video clip of our kids enjoying in the school's swimming pool.

11/03/2024

Wishing you success in your exams. May good luckbe in your favour and your preparation bring fantastic outcomes.

04/03/2024

Best Out Of Waste Competition was held in school last Saturday. The competition focused on bringing an understanding among the children about preserving the environment by refusing and recycling waste material. Fantabulous ideas were demonstrated using materials like newspaper, old CDs, used plastic bottles, ropes, ice cream sticks, bangles, shoe boxes etc..

19/09/2023

The students of PARTH ACADEMY celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with great pomp and festivity. Students prepared eco friendly statue of Lord Ganesh by themselves. Special pooja with rituals and traditions enhanced our culture and religiousness to the upcoming generation. Here are few pictures of the occasion. 👇🏼

16/09/2023

Today, in Morning Assembly, students were felicitated with Certificates for their achievements, in various Activities/Competitions held during the first quarter of this academic year. Here are few pictures of the felicitation.

24/08/2023

It was a great opportunity for the students of Parth Academy to participate in the Sanskrit Shloka Recitation Competition held last week. All the participants presented their Shlokas with perfect tone and rhythm. Chanting Shlokas helps to improve concentration and memory. The Shlokas emit vibrations that activate the Chakras and help children to be calm. Through repetition neurons get fired up and memory power improves. Shlokas are in Sanskrit which is the mother of all languages and hence recitation helps children to learn other languages well. The judgement was made on the basis of Pronunciation, Presentation and Eloquence of Speech.