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Vibrant Connections

Just as Holi signifies the arrival of spring, with joyful celebrations, our PYP Class 1 B learners recently celebrated the vibrant connections in their lives. In a heartwarming activity, students reflected on special people who bring joy to their days.

International Mother Language Day Celebration 2025

On February 21st, 2025, students from the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP) at NMAJS came together to celebrate International Mother Language Day. The event was a vibrant and interactive celebration of linguistic diversity, fostering an inclusive atmosphere for learners from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

Shivaji Jayanti Celebrations at NMAJS

The NMAJS students commemorated Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti on 20th February 2025 with a vibrant and insightful presentation that paid tribute to the great Maratha leader. The event aimed to honour Shivaji Maharaj's immense contributions to Maharashtra and instill a sense of pride and admiration for his legacy among our young learners.

Exploring the Power of Science

Class 4 students of NMAJS had an inspiring field trip to the Nehru Science Centre, exploring the transdisciplinary theme "How the World Works." They delved into energy transformations through engaging experiments like Newton's Cradle, which demonstrated kinetic and potential energy, and the Chain Reaction, which highlighted how energy transfers seamlessly from one form to another. They also explored exhibits showcasing the different forms of energy—heat, light, sound, and mechanical energy.

Team Matrix & Eureka Dominate FTC India Championship 2024-25

DAIS and NMAJS FTC robotics teams have once again demonstrated exceptional prowess at the FTC National Championships, achieving record-breaking success and securing top honours. Team Eureka and Team Matrix made history by setting a new FTC world record with an astounding score of 480 points, surpassing the previous record of 452.

The teams' remarkable achievements include:

 

Alumni - Narrative Writing Workshop

Our school organized a narrative writing workshop on 13th February. Conducted by Ms. Ambika Vora Nagino, a DAIS alumni and the esteemed author of the critically acclaimed novel 'Spin of Fate', the immersive workshop on narrative writing was an engaging experience that provided deep insights into the world of fiction through various activities.

Environmental - Friendly Building Design

NMAJS Class 1 students participated in an engaging session with architect parent Mr Raja, who shared fascinating insights into how environmental factors shape building design globally. The interactive presentation focused on how architects and interior designers adapt designs to local environments, incorporating strategies to address natural disasters. Students also learned about the significance of sustainable home construction in protecting the environment.

Class 5 Celebrates Holi with Yoga, Nature, and Creativity

Class 5 students celebrated Holi with a unique and engaging session that explored the connection between yoga and nature, seamlessly integrating dance, drama, and music.

The celebration began with students sharing diverse narratives of the Holi story, showcasing their cultural understanding and appreciation. A thoughtful discussion followed, focusing on the five elements of nature, with particular emphasis on fire – a prominent element of Holi, symbolizing both destruction and creation and ultimately, purity.

Learning about Shivaji Maharaj

Our PYP learners of Class 1 used a time machine to travel back in time, to the year 1630, to celebrate the birth of Shivaji Maharaj. Our risk-takers tried to emulate the bravery of the great ruler by sharing one brave thing they would like to do in the upcoming days. From sleeping with the lights switched off, to not running away from pets, our learners are ready to take little steps to walk in the colossal footsteps of Shivaji Maharaj. Har Har Mahadev!

Grade IV adopts a novel way to celebrate Mahashivratri through yoga

On the occasion of Mahashivratri, students of Grade IV participated in a special yoga session to understand the significance of this festival. They began by sharing their knowledge about why Mahashivratri is celebrated and its connection to Lord Shiva. It was heartening to see how deeply our students understood mythological stories and their meanings. The teacher then narrated the story of Samudra Manthan (Churning of the Ocean), which is linked to Mahashivratri.

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