Mr.Pires's School

To all the lovely parents out there,

Today I would like to share with you one of my observation which is something very significant.

The Power of Group Play in Early Childhood

Over the years, while spending time with young children, I have noticed something truly wonderful—the magic that happens when children play together in groups.

Group play is much more than just fun and laughter. It helps children grow in every way—emotionally, socially, and even in building life skills. When children play with their peers, they naturally learn patience, sharing, and how to handle their feelings in different situations. They also begin to understand the joy of teamwork and the importance of making decisions together.

Another beautiful lesson group play offers is resilience. Children learn that it’s okay to make mistakes, to lose sometimes, and to keep trying again. They discover how to live in the moment, enjoy small victories, and celebrate each other’s efforts.

These simple yet powerful experiences in childhood lay the foundation for the future. As they grow, such children often turn into adults who can work well with others, manage relationships with understanding, and lead with kindness. In many ways, the seeds of tomorrow’s confident and compassionate leaders are sown in the playground today.

Thank You 😊
With Warm Regards

Sushmita Kumar

To all the lovely Parents out there .

Dear Parents,

To Develop Communication and Create Bonding – A Vital Part of Positive Parenting

One of the most powerful tools in positive parenting is effective communication. When parents develop healthy communication with their children, they not only guide them but also create a strong emotional bond. Children who feel connected to their parents are more likely to grow with confidence, security, and trust.

A key aspect of this is active listening. Active listening means giving your child your full attention, showing genuine interest, and responding with empathy. When you listen actively, your child feels heard, valued, and understood. This simple act strengthens the parent–child relationship and encourages open sharing.

For example, when a child expresses their worries, instead of dismissing them quickly, a parent can pause, maintain eye contact, and say, “I understand you’re feeling upset about this. Do you want to talk more about it?” Such responses make children feel respected and encourage them to trust their parents with their emotions.

Over time, consistent communication and active listening foster:

Emotional security – Children know their feelings matter.

Stronger bonding – A relationship built on trust and understanding.

Better problem-solving skills – Kids learn how to express themselves clearly and find solutions.

Positive behavior – When children feel understood, they are less likely to act out for attention.

In short, communication is not just about talking; it is about connecting. By listening actively and responding with empathy, parents lay the foundation of a lifelong bond with their children.

Thank you 😊
With warm regards
Sushmita Kumar

MR.PIres’s School wishes all its
Children and Parents a very Happy Dhanteras and a. Green Diwali.
Principal

"A Teacher takes the hand,
Opens the mind and touches
the heart. "
Happy Teachers Day!

Mr Pires ' School wishes all the staff members A very HAPPY
TEACHERS. DAY !

Thank you Parents andChildren for making 'Monsoon Magic 'a great success. With Regards,
Principal and Staff
(Mr. Piers School)

Come join with us and enjoy the event with Mr. Pires's School

Mr. Pires School requests all the ex-students to please sign-up as an alumini on the website.

Link given Below:
http://www.mrpiresschool.com/alumini.aspx

Regards,
Principal

Thought for the day.
The soul is healed by being with children.

When you make a full commitment to your dream, doors will open. - Mastin Kipp What is your dream? http://bit.ly/HERO_BOOK

Graduation Day, at Mr Pires School.
Our little ones enjoying the onset of Spring,
and as our little buds have blossomed , they are ready for another phase of learning.
We wish them the very best.

Mr. Pires' School

Mr.Pires School requests all its ex- students
to go to the website www.mrpiresschool.com
and update the alumni form to connect back with your first School.
Regards
Radha Agarwal

Mr. Pires   Mr. Pires School is the oldest and the most renowned Pre-school in South Delhi, established in 1968, by   Mr. M.W. Pires, a Britisher and Mrs. Seema Bansal. The institution with all its traditions and half a century old experience in the field of education instills high moral, cultural, social and...