On the 15th of August, 2025, we at The Summit School, celebrated our 79th Independence Day with fanfare, zeal and patriotic fervor. The entire campus was beautifully decorated with tricolour flags, balloons, and handmade posters created by the students, adding to the festive spirit. The celebration began with the parade then unfurling of the national flag, followed by the singing of the national anthem, which filled every heart with pride and respect for the nation. Students at the pre-primary level recited poems, presented dance drama termed as ”Bhagat Singh” and dance was presented by the toddlers of nursery. An inspiring speech was delivered by class 11 students, patriotic songs and vibrant cultural performances was exhibited by the secondary students as well that showcased the rich heritage of India. Teachers also encouraged the students to reflect on the true meaning of independence and the responsibilities that come with it. The day instilled in students a sense of pride and responsibility towards their country, making it a memorable and meaningful occasion.

“Every Tree Has a Name, Every Name Has a Bond”. As part of the Van Mahotsav celebration at The Summit School, a beautiful and meaningful concept was introduced — naming each planted tree. This initiative taken by the Central Government this year aimed to foster a deeper emotional connection between students and nature, encouraging them to see trees not just as plants, but as living companions. The school was adorned with vibrant decorations, highlighting the importance of trees and forests. Teachers shared engaged students in planting trees and naming that tree was the significance of Van Mahotsav. “He who plants a tree, plants hope.” — Lucy Larcom. The students joyfully were participated in a hands-on planting seed activity, as they sowed seeds hoping for a greener tomorrow. This fun-filled event instilled a sense of responsibility and love for nature in the young minds. With a newfound appreciation for the environment, the students looked forward to nurturing their plants and watching them grow.

A festival of unity, culture, and grace — Ratha Jatra brightens every face as it is celebrated in the campus of The Summit School. Students and teachers came together to celebrate this sacred festival of Ratha Yatra. The beautifully decorated chariot carrying idols of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra was pulled with great enthusiasm by the little ones, symbolizing unity, devotion, and culture. Through storytelling and craft activities, students also learned about the significance of the festival, fostering respect for cultural heritage. The celebration showed a wonderful blend of faith, fun, and learning, leaving everyone with a deeper connection to tradition.

The Mud day is a day for children to connect directly with the mother earth. They feel the warmth of mother earth by lying, rolling around and playing in the mud without any barriers. The purpose behind celebrating mud day at The Summit School was to bring the students closer to nature so that they create an incredible bonding with the nature we are blessed with. The little ones participated in a variety of mud-themed activities that encouraged creativity and exploration. Embracing the delightful messiness of the day, students expressed their creativity through mud painting and crafted imaginative mud monsters. The highlight of the event was tiny hands dipped in colours brought the white sheet to life and each splash told a story — messy, magical, and full of wonder. With a perfect blend of messy play and meaningful learning, Mud Day proved to be a memorable and enriching experience.

International Yoga Day held at The Summit School centered around the year's theme, “Yoga for One Earth, One Health.” The students from pre-primary to senior secondary practiced yoga with music, moving in harmony to the beats. With expert guidance, they mastered various poses such as pranayam, bajrasana,muktasana, breathing techniques, and meditation. The session brought focus, flexibility, and balance to the young yogis.

As 21st June, 2025 unfolded into a beautiful morning, our Pre-school stars along with their teachers celebrated Father's Day. The celebration was a spectacular one where appreciation for fathers took center stage. Teachers and students joined hands in a beautiful expression of gratitude. Students made beautiful cards for their fathers. From handprint bouquets to detailed cards and posters, every piece told a story straight from the heart.The day was more than a celebration — it was an experience.

"Red is love, a big warm hug, Like cozy blankets or a ladybug.." The colour red, which stands for love, energy, and enthusiasm, was the theme of the day. In the pre-primary section of the school The Summit School celebration aimed to help young children recognize and relate to the color red through fun-filled activities and a cheerful environment. The school premises were adorned with red-themed decorations, creating a visually stimulating and joyful atmosphere that captured the interest of the little ones right from the moment they arrived. The children and teachers arrived dressed in bright red attire, creating a sea of red that added to the excitement. A variety of activities were organized throughout the day. Children participated in games, colouring activities, and storytelling sessions centered around red objects like apples, strawberries, roses, and ladybugs. They also enjoyed hands-on experiences such as sorting red items from a mix of colorful objects, which helped reinforce their understanding of the color in a fun way. The cheerful smiles on the children’s faces reflected the success of the event and the joyful memories they carried home.

Thoughtfully planned as a heartfelt tribute to mothers, the celebration of Mothers’ Day at the Summit School featured a variety of events that highlighted the unconditional love, care, and dedication of motherhood. The day was meticulously planned by the pre-primary teachers as a grand tribute to motherhood, featuring a series of heartfelt events. A special highlight of the celebration was the active involvement of the mothers themselves. Their eyes sparkled with pride and emotion as they watched their children perform. Many were moved to tears by the heartfelt gestures and affectionate words by little scholars. The atmosphere was filled with laughter and joy during the interactive games, where children and mothers teamed up, strengthening their bonds through playful moments. Tears welled up as poem in toddlers voice was heard— "She holds my hand, she helps me grow, She loves me more than she can show. I love her more than near or far — My mother is my shining star! " The spontaneous hugs, shared smiles, and warm applause added a deeply personal touch to the day. The deep involvement of both children and mothers, paired with the creative efforts of the teachers, made it a memorable and uplifting tribute to motherhood.

With the melodies of Rabindra Sangeet echoing through the corridors and the spirit of Visva-Bharati alive in every corner of The Summit School on 9th May,2025, as we celebrated Rabindra Jayanti with profound reverence and joy. The campus was designed with intricate, evocative portraits and carefully chosen verses from Tagore’s vast literary treasure, reflecting his deep connection with nature and the divine. The celebration began with a serene, deep prajwalan (lamp-lighting) and floral tribute, symbolizing enlightenment and purity, much like Tagore’s own spiritual ideals. Students then brought Gurudev’s creations to life through heartfelt performances of Rabindra Sangeet, poetry recitations, and vibrant dance-dramas inspired by works such as Chitrangada, Shyama, and The Post Office. Teachers enriched the occasion with dramatic readings. Through this celebration, students were invited into Tagore’s universe—where learning is an act of joy, creativity a form of worship, and cultural pride a living flame. It was a day of introspection, expression, and unity, beautifully honoring the spirit of the Bard of Bengal.

The Earth Day was joyfully celebrated on 22nd April 2025, at The Summit School to help learners understand the importance of taking care of our planet. The day began with a simple explanation about the importance of keeping our Earth clean and green. In the pre-primary section teachers encouraged them to love and care for nature by not plucking flowers and not throwing waste on the ground. They also engaged the little ones through the enactment of the story”The Tress that Waited.” Tasks such as digging the soil which was conducted by the students of lower KG, planting saplings and sowing seeds which was done by the little ones of upper KG and watering throughout by the toddlers of Nursery. The high school scholars participated in fun and educational activitieslike poster making and chart preparations. The celebration helped instill a sense of responsibility and love for nature in young minds. It was a beautiful way to plant the seeds of environmental awareness at an early age.