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On the Move: Investigating How We Travel

During our inquiry into transport systems and the need for transportation, Class 1 learners explored a wide range of transport modes, including electric and military vehicles. They examined the features and functions of various vehicles and reflected on how emerging electric technologies contribute to reducing pollution. It was truly inspiring to see their curiosity and active engagement shine through every stage of the learning journey.

A Celebration of Language and Expression: Primary Hindi Elocution Competition

The Hindi Elocution Competition at the Primary School was a vibrant celebration of expression, confidence, and the richness of our ethnic language. Students across classes 1 to 5 participated with great enthusiasm, presenting poems that reflected a range of themes—from nature and values to everyday observations and humorous anecdotes.

Voices in Verse: A Celebration of Expression at the English Elocution Competition

The Primary School came alive with rhythm, rhyme, and rich expression at this year’s English Elocution Competition, a much-awaited event that gave our young learners a platform to let their voices soar. Divided into two categories—Classes 1 & 2, and Classes 3, 4 & 5—the competition brought together a delightful medley of poems that ranged from the whimsical to the wise.

A Celebration of Purpose, Growth, and Togetherness

On June 11th, Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School marked a significant milestone — its first Community Project Exhibition and End of Middle Years Programme Celebration.

A Symphony of Young Voices: Primary Interhouse Music Competition

The Primary Interhouse Music Competition was an exciting celebration of talent, rhythm, and confidence! With Indian and Western vocal categories, the event brought out the best in our budding singers and had everyone tapping their feet to the beat.

Making Math Matter: A Week of Wonder, Play, and Purpose

Math Week at the Primary School was a vibrant, interdisciplinary celebration that showcased the beauty and relevance of mathematics in our everyday lives. Students from Grades 1 to 5 engaged in thoughtfully designed experiences that connected math with art, culinary creativity, physical movement, and collaborative play.

NMAJS Class 5 Students Lead the Way in the 2025 PYP Exhibition

The PYP Exhibition (PYPX) at NMAJS culminated on June 13, 2025, as a vibrant celebration of inquiry, agency, and action. Our Class 5 students showcased the culmination of their learning journeys through a compelling exploration of the transdisciplinary theme How We Express Ourselves. Rooted in student choice and voice, each group identified a local issue they felt deeply passionate about—ranging from urban waste management and mental health awareness to animal welfare and sustainable fashion.

A Day of Fun and Friendship at B J Home

Our PYP Class 4 kids at NMAJS had an amazing time recently visiting B J Home for Children. They spent a lovely afternoon hanging out with the children there, sharing fun number games, making cool crafts like ‘squishies’ and friendship bands, and enjoying some lively playtime with kho-kho, football, and cricket.

What really made the day special was how both groups got to highlight their talents, from singing and dancing to gymnastics and music. It was truly a fun and joyful way to connect and appreciate each other.

Interhouse Instrumental Competition 

The first NMAJS and DAIS Interhouse Instrumental Music Competition hit all the right notes in a thrilling showdown of rhythm, harmony, and house pride! With instruments in hand and passion in their hearts, students from Grades 6 to 8 and Grades 9 to 11 lit up the stage, turning the spotlight into a celebration of raw musical talent.

Celebrating Literacy

Our PYP students gathered in cosy little circles at the Library for a special Campfire Reading session. Each class shared their thoughts on the books they’d been reading, had some great peer discussions, and teamed up to talk about their biggest takeaways. The session wrapped up with lively group presentations, where students shared what they learned and what they loved most about their reading adventures.

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