Florets International School

Florets International School organized a joyful Pre-School Christmas Party, where children arrived dressed as Little Santas, spreading festive cheer on 24th Dec 2024. The little ones participated in fun games, sang carols, and enjoyed delicious treats. The event was filled with laughter and excitement, creating a magical atmosphere that celebrated the spirit of Christmas and brought the school community together in holiday joy.

On the auspicious occasion of Geeta Jayanti on 11th December, 2024, the students of Florets International School celebrated the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita with great enthusiasm and devotion. Forming a human chain in a Semi-circle, they beautifully symbolized unity and harmony. At the centre of this vibrant gathering, a student enacted Lord Shri Krishna, imparting the sacred Geeta Updesh to Arjun , inspiring all to embrace righteousness (Dharma), selfless action (Karma), and inner peace.
This heartfelt tribute reminds us of the eternal relevance of the Bhagavad Gita’s teachings in guiding our lives towards truth, duty, and spiritual growth.

Florets International School organized a colorful and lively Pre-School Butterfly Race, where children came dressed as different butterflies on 4th Dec 2024. The little participants, adorned in vibrant costumes, fluttered around with excitement, racing to the finish line. The event was a delightful blend of creativity, physical activity, and fun, helping children develop coordination and a love for imaginative play.

Florets International School celebrated Diwali with great enthusiasm and joy on 29th October 2024. The event began with a special assembly by Class 11 students, who shared the significance of Diwali, followed by a delightful group dance by Kindergarten students and an energetic dance performance by the students of Classes 4 to 8.
Students across the school participated in various festive activities: Classes 1 to 5 decorated Diyas, Classes 6 to 8 competed in an Inter-house Bandhanwar-Making Competition, while Classes 9 to 12 girls created beautiful rangoli designs, and the boys crafted intricate lanterns. The celebration beautifully reflected the spirit of Diwali, bringing together creativity, culture, and festivity.
The entire event highlighted the school's spirit of unity, creativity, and respect for cultural traditions, making this Diwali celebration truly memorable.

On 6th September 2024, Florets International School proudly held its Investiture Ceremony, a significant event that symbolizes the trust and confidence that the school places in its newly appointed student leaders. The ceremony marked the official handover of responsibilities to the House Masters and School Cabinet.
SCHOOL CAPTAIN – AKASH YADAV
SCHOOL VICE CAPTAIN – BHAVYA NIGAM
SPORTS CAPTAIN – YUVRAJ TRIPATHI
SPORTS VICE CAPTAIN – MANAS RATHOD
EARTH HOUSE CAPTAIN – ADITYA MISHRA
MARS HOUSE CAPTAIN – ADITYA KUMAR
VENUS HOUSE CAPTAIN – ASHISH SINGH
PLUTO HOUSE CAPTAIN – ARJUN TIWARI
Our esteemed Principal, Ma’am Mrs. Shraddha Sharma, presented badges to all four House Masters and the newly elected School Cabinet Members. In her inspiring address, she emphasized the importance of leadership, urging the students to perform their duties with sincerity and dedication. She reminded the cabinet members to uphold the values of the school, follow all rules and regulations, and serve as role models for their peers.
The event was a reminder of the commitment to excellence that Florets International School stands for, and the newly appointed leaders pledged to carry out their responsibilities with integrity and discipline.

On 29th August, FLORETS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL organized an insightful counselling session focused on personal hygiene for boys in Classes 3 to 8. The session aimed to instil good habits in young minds, covering essential topics such as body care, maintaining cleanliness, and proper table manners. The boys were educated on the importance of keeping their bodies and surroundings neat and clean, fostering a sense of responsibility towards their own health and well-being. The session was an important step in helping the students develop healthy habits that will benefit them throughout their lives.

On 29th August, Florets International School held a small but impactful counselling session for girls of Classes 3 to 8, focusing on Menstruation. The session aimed to educate the girls about the menstrual cycle, how to take care of themselves during menstruation, and the importance of maintaining hygiene. The educators also incorporated videos to enhance understanding, providing a comprehensive approach to this essential aspect of women's health. This session was instrumental in helping the girls feel informed and confident about managing their menstrual health.

Florets International School organized an important awareness program for students of Classes 3 to 5 focused on the concept of "Good Touch and Bad Touch." Understanding the significance of early education on personal safety, the school took a proactive approach to ensure that the youngest learners are equipped with the knowledge to protect themselves.
During the session, age-appropriate videos were shown to the children, illustrating scenarios in a simple and sensitive manner. The videos helped the students grasp the difference between good touches, like a hug from a family member, and bad touches, which might make them feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
Teachers engaged with the students in discussions afterward, explaining the concepts in a way that was easy for them to understand. They emphasized the importance of trusting their feelings and always speaking up if something doesn’t feel right. The session also covered the importance of saying "no" and informing a trusted adult if they experience anything that makes them uncomfortable.
The initiative reflects Florets International School's commitment to the well-being and safety of its students, ensuring that even the youngest members of the school community are aware of how to protect themselves in various situations.

Florets International School organized an important awareness program for kindergarten students focused on the concept of "Good Touch and Bad Touch." Understanding the significance of early education on personal safety, the school took a proactive approach to ensure that the youngest learners are equipped with the knowledge to protect themselves.
During the session, age-appropriate videos were shown to the children, illustrating scenarios in a simple and sensitive manner. The videos helped the students grasp the difference between good touches, like a hug from a family member, and bad touches, which might make them feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
Teachers engaged with the students in discussions afterward, explaining the concepts in a way that was easy for them to understand. They emphasized the importance of trusting their feelings and always speaking up if something doesn’t feel right. The session also covered the importance of saying "no" and informing a trusted adult if they experience anything that makes them uncomfortable.
The initiative reflects Florets International School's commitment to the well-being and safety of its students, ensuring that even the youngest members of the school community are aware of how to protect themselves in various situations.

On August 24th, 2024, on the occasion of Janmashtami, FLORETS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL organized an Inter-House Jhanki-Making Competition. During the event, students creatively depicted the birth story of Lord Krishna through their displays, showcasing their artistic talents and deepening their understanding of this important cultural and religious story.

On August 23rd, Honda Company conducted an educational campaign at FLORETS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, focusing on safety at roads. The campaign included a seminar for students of classes 9 to 12, where they were educated about traffic rules through a presentation. Following the seminar, a quiz on traffic rules was held to reinforce the students' learning.
For the younger students, from classes 1st to 8th, interactive activities, including puzzles and games were organised, to help them understand traffic signs and rule. To make the event more engaging, small prizes were awarded to students, adding an element of fun to the learning experience.

Florets International School's Class X B is hosted a special assembly on 10th May 24 dedicated to Mother's Day! Students expressed gratitude and admiration for mothers worldwide through heartfelt speeches, poems, and performances. It was a touching tribute to the love and sacrifices of mothers everywhere.

Shree Sharma, a talented student from Florets International School, has clinched the prestigious third prize in the KSS Art Competition, hosted at Heera Lal Patel International School. The KSS Art Competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from 25 schools, each contributing their unique perspectives on the designated theme of 'Anti-Corruption.'
Shree's artwork not only showcased artistic brilliance but also conveyed a powerful message against corruption, resonating with the ethos of integrity and transparency.
The management, staff, and students of Florets International School extend heartfelt congratulations to Shree Sharma on this outstanding accomplishment. They also express gratitude to the organizers of the KSS Art Competition for providing a platform for young talents to showcase their artistic endeavours and advocate for social change. With this achievement, Shree Sharma has not only brought glory to the school but has also reinforced the importance of using art as a tool for social transformation.