Exploring Global Traditions: A Halloween to Remember!

Our Class 1 and Class 2 learners were excited to celebrate Halloween on Friday, 31st October.
As internationally minded learners, they explored this global celebration by dressing up in spooky, fun, and creative costumes. The variety of costumes — from friendly witches, ghosts, and superheroes to storybook characters and imaginative creations — reflected their creativity and enthusiasm. Through this experience, they learned about the origins and traditions of Halloween, understanding how people across the world use costumes and symbols to express imagination and celebrate cultural festivities.
To add to the excitement, our learners visited the cafeteria to watch a pumpkin carving demonstration by the chef and later participated in an assembly where they proudly showcased their costumes in a lively fashion show. Their confident walks, cheerful smiles, and expressive gestures brought the stage to life and filled the room with applause and laughter.
It was a wonderful way to enhance their learning experience and immerse themselves in the festive spirit — a day filled with laughter, creativity, curiosity, and spooky fun!

 

Exploring the World of Art with Mrs. Foram Kapoor

“Art is not only about painting; it is about the search for truth.” – S. H. Raza

Our UKG learners had a truly inspiring morning with Mrs. Foram Kapoor, an art collector who visited the NMAJS-Early Years Campus to share her passion for art and storytelling through paintings.

Mrs. Kapoor introduced the children to the beautiful works of the renowned artist S. H. Raza, helping them discover how he expressed his thoughts and emotions through vibrant colours, shapes, and patterns. She spoke about what inspired Raza to become an artist and how his surroundings, memories, and imagination influenced his work.

This experience beautifully connected to our ongoing Unit of Inquiry – How We Express Ourselves, where learners have been exploring how artists find inspiration in the world around them. The session sparked wonderful conversations about colours, feelings, and creative expression — leaving our little artists excited to find their own inspiration! 
 

Young Rangers in Action! – Trip to Vantara Rescue Rangers at JWC

Our Nursery, LKG, and Upper KG children had an adventurous day at the Vantara Rescue Rangers field trip at Jio World Centre!

Through fun, hands-on activities, the children stepped into the role of rescue rangers — helping, saving, and caring for - make-believe animals . The excitement, teamwork, and joy on their faces said it all!

An experience full of learning, compassion, and adventure beyond the classroom. 



 

Voices Across Borders – MYP Language Day Celebration

On Language Day, the MYP students lit up the stage with vibrant performances that wove together storytelling, music, and dance across multiple languages. Their acts highlighted the richness of linguistic diversity while celebrating the universal themes that connect us all. Their lively group performances entertained everyone with a mix of dances, songs, and talks in Marathi, Hindi, and Spanish. Their presentations captured the energy and richness of linguistic expression through music, rhythm, and performance.
The celebration truly echoed the essence of our school’s belief that every language is a bridge — linking hearts, cultures, and generations. Echoes of Culture was not only a tribute to multilingualism but also a reminder that understanding and appreciating languages help us build a more connected and compassionate world.


 

Echoes of Culture – Language Day Celebration

The Echoes of Culture celebration brought together the joy of language, expression, and cultural pride across the PYP section. The morning was a vibrant showcase of diversity, creativity, and confidence, as students took to the stage to celebrate the many voices that make our community unique.
Our PYP students charmed the audience with heartfelt songs and recitations in a variety of languages, including Gujarati, Marathi, Spanish, Marwari, Sindhi, Tamil, Mandarin, and Thai. Their performances beautifully reflected how language connects us to our roots while opening windows to new cultures and traditions. Each recital was thoughtfully prepared, highlighting the nuances of pronunciation, rhythm, and cultural context, allowing students to experience both the joy of self-expression and the pride of representing their heritage. Echoes of Culture was not only a tribute to multilingualism but also a reminder that understanding and appreciating languages help us build a more connected and compassionate world.