Florets International School

To help our young learners stay safe, at FLORETS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL our kindergarten recently held a special awareness session titled "Beware of Stranger”. The Class teacher engaged the children in a thoughtful and interactive discussion about the importance of not accepting gifts, food, or help from strangers. The teacher emphasized key safety rules in a fun and age-appropriate way, encouraging children to always inform a trusted adult if someone they don’t know tries to talk to them or offer something. This initiative helped instill essential safety habits in our little ones while keeping the learning environment warm and engaging.

To promote personal safety and awareness among students, teachers of FLORETS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL conducted an engaging session on "Good Touch and Bad Touch." Using a mannequin as a visual aid, they explained the concept in a clear and age-appropriate manner. The activity helped children understand body boundaries, recognize unsafe situations, and encouraged them to speak up if they ever feel uncomfortable. It was a meaningful step towards building trust, confidence, and safety awareness in young minds.

On the occasion of Mobile Awareness Day, the students of Florets International School shared a heartfelt message with everyone. Through their innocent words, they lovingly requested their parents to spend more quality time with them instead of being engaged with mobile phones. The children expressed that moments of love, play, and togetherness are far more precious than screen time. Their simple yet powerful appeal touched the hearts of all and reminded us that the greatest gift we can give our children is our time and presence.

On the occasion of Mobile Awareness Day, little kindergarteners of Florets International School participated in a short and meaningful skit. In the act, the teacher explained and demonstrated the harmful effects of excessive mobile use on children. The tiny tots, through their innocent expressions, showed how mobiles can affect their studies, health, and playtime. The message left such an impact that the students, in the end, refused to take the mobile and promised to use their time in learning, playing, and creative activities instead. The skit beautifully conveyed the importance of using technology wisely and keeping childhood bright and healthy.

On Monday, 29th September, Florets International School celebrated the auspicious festival of Navratri with great devotion and enthusiasm. The programme began with a soulful presentation by the school choir, who melodiously sang “Aigiri Nandini”, invoking the blessings of Goddess Durga. Adding to the festive spirit, the students enjoyed Dandiya Raas. Dressed in colorful traditional attire, they danced gracefully to the beats of Garba and Dandiya songs, filling the campus with joy, energy, and cultural vibrancy. Following this, one of the teachers narrated the inspiring story of Maa Durga, highlighting the victory of good over evil. The celebration reached its peak with a power-packed Mahishasur Mardini dance performance, showcasing the valor of the Goddess. The event concluded with the symbolic Ravan Dahan, reminding everyone that truth and righteousness always triumph over arrogance and evil. The entire celebration filled the atmosphere with spirituality, joy, and festive fervor.