Most of what students remember years later happens on these dates. They are timetabled with the same care as the syllabus.
Parents are welcome at every event marked open. Dates occasionally shift with the school calendar — the office will confirm.
A craft morning — children make rakhis for their siblings and for the campus staff.
Dahi handi, dress-up and a matinee of songs and short plays put on by the primary classes.
Flag hoisting, march past and a student-led assembly on the amphitheatre steps.
A craft morning — children make rakhis for their siblings and for the campus staff.
Dahi handi, dress-up and a matinee of songs and short plays put on by the primary classes.
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Senior students take the timetable for a morning while the staff sit in the back row.
Flag hoisting, march past and a student-led assembly on the amphitheatre steps.
Assembly, readings, and an hour of grounds work by every class.
Two days of track, field and house events on the open ground. Parents welcome.
Student-run stalls, rangoli and a lamp-lighting on the amphitheatre.
Every middle-school student exhibits a working model and defends it to visiting parents.
Kite-making workshops in the art room, then the terrace and the ground.
Flag hoisting, parade and the annual prize distribution.
The full school on stage — music, dance and drama, rehearsed since December.
Class 8 hands over to the year below, with certificates and a great deal of noise.
House colours, a track marked out on the open ground, and every child in at least one event.
A working model from every middle-school student, defended in person to visitors.
Three months of rehearsal for one evening on stage — and the school's largest gathering.
At least one journey out of Rajkot per stage, chosen to match what the class is studying.
Sports Meet, the Science Fair and Annual Day are the easiest way to see the school as it actually is. Ask us for the next one.