From Barter to Banks

Class 3 students recently embarked on an enriching educational trip to the RBI Monetary Museum in Fort, where they explored the fascinating evolution of trade and money. As they toured the exhibits, they discovered a wide array of currencies from different historical periods, gaining firsthand insight into how monetary systems have developed over time. 

Class 1 Takes on a Water Challenge at MUSo

Class 1 students had a wonderful learning experience during their visit to the Museum of Solutions. They explored the important work of environmental changemakers and discovered creative ways to tackle water-related problems. They learned how water makes its way to our taps, thought about how each of us can help save water, and watched an engaging video that showed how pollution affects marine life.

3 Way Conference for Nursery & UKG at EYC

We are excited to share that our recent 3-Way Conference for Nursery and UKG at NMAJS EYC was a tremendous success! This event brought together parents, teachers, and students to reflect on progress, celebrate accomplishments, and set meaningful goals for the future. 
The collaboration and support demonstrated at the conference highlight our commitment to nurturing our little learners. Together, we are paving the way for a bright and thriving future for our students!

A Unique Learning Experience: The Petting Zoo at EYC

Our Petting Zoo is open, offering young learners a unique opportunity to connect with nature, develop empathy, and engage in hands-on experiences. This interactive space is thoughtfully designed to complement our classroom activities, appearing whenever it enriches our learning themes to ensure each visit is meaningful and engaging. 
At NMAJS EYC, we believe the petting zoo is more than just a fun outing—it serves as a living classroom where children can explore care, responsibility, and respect for animals. 

Celebrating the Joy of Reading at EYC

Our Parent Reading Program is in full swing, bringing the magic of storytelling to life! Parents and grandparents joined us to share their love for books, reading stories in multiple languages, making every session a rich and immersive experience for our young learners.

From engaging narratives to expressive storytelling, these moments foster a love for reading, build connections, and celebrate the beauty of language diversity. 

A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful families for making reading a shared joy!

Celebrating the Legacy of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj 

Our learners recently participated in engaging storytelling sessions and discussions focused on the life and legacy of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. These conversations allowed them to delve into his remarkable bravery, inspiring leadership, and visionary ideals for Swaraj. 

Celebrating Mother Language Day

From our earliest years, languages play a crucial role in shaping our identity, culture, and cognitive development. Speaking and hearing multiple languages from a young age strengthens brain connections, enhances problem-solving skills, and fosters empathy. Our mother tongue connects us to our heritage, while exposure to diverse languages broadens our perspectives and deepens our cultural understanding. 

Water Play Fun and Learning at EYC!

Our youngest learners at the NMAJS-EYC have been diving into the wonderful world of Water Play, a fantastic and fun way to develop a multitude of key skills. 
 
More than just fun in the water, our Water Play activities are carefully designed to support holistic development: 

World Wildlife Day Celebrations

Our young learners at NMAJS Early Years came together to celebrate World Wildlife Day, learning about the importance of protecting animals and their natural habitats. They discovered how trees provide shelter to many birds and animals and why we must care for our environment by preserving green spaces.

Parents at Partners in Learning

Our UKG learners had an engaging session exploring the concepts of migration and hibernation with our expert visitors!

Migration: Through a wildlife video and an interactive game, learners pretended to be flamingos migrating from Africa to India.

Hibernation: A bear puppet story time helped learners understand bear behaviour. To immerse themselves in the experience, they ate berries like bears and cosied up to soft music, simulating the hibernation process, wearing their pyjamas.