Presidium encourages a sense of stability for each of its children. Like UNICEF, we believe in giving our children better opportunities. To promote UNICEF Day, a special assembly was conducted. Students of Age group 6-10 years powerfully and distinctively conveyed UNICEF's value and their productive thought through the Poster Making Competition organized in Tau Devi Park. Children playing in the park voluntarily also participated in the competition and enjoyed the evening. They created awareness against child labor, exploitation of children, and discrimination against the girl child. A good education makes better thinkers, citizens, and a better, peaceful world. As we believe in building leaders of tomorrow, we are dedicated to improving the life of every child and fulfilling their dreams. 

Message is a short piece of writing. Messages are conveyed through telephone or email, but still, the importance of message writing cannot be underestimated. Keeping this in mind, Presidium conducted an activity on Message Writing for the students of Grade III. Students were asked to write messages on a colorful sheet. Teachers assisted the students in understanding the proper format of the message using condensed form and presentation using a box. Students learned how to retrieve information and interpret the conversation, thereby understanding the concept with a better version.

Presidium organized a virtual activity of Mathematics for Grade II students on "Constructing Sand Clock." In this activity, students came to know about a conventional method of reading time. Students constructed the sand clock using the following material: two small plastic bottles, some hard paper, tape, some glitters, and scissors. Through this activity, students learned a conventional and practical way of reading time. Students participated with full zeal and had an experiential hand on the learning. The whole activity was conducted in an ethical and well-disciplined manner. 

'God is one, but he has innumerable forms. He is the creator of all, and he himself takes the human form.'

Guru Nanak Jayanti, also known as Gurupurab and Guru Nanak's Prakash Utsav celebrates the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. To celebrate this propitious festival, the Presidians of Hisar organized a special assembly with great zeal and enthusiasm through a virtual medium. The assembly began with the chanting of verses from the holy book 'Guru Granth Sahib,' followed by melodious and soulful shabads. The documentary on the life of Guru Nanak Dev Ji was also presented. Presidians also performed a skit which bequeathed them with the teaching that 'God is Omnipresent.' The special assembly concluded by a striking presentation of artwork highlighting the significance of the word 'Ek Onkar.'

“Everything is theoretically impossible until it is done.” – Robert A. Heinlein.

Science never fails to amaze us by very small processes which play a significant role in our day to day life processes. Out of them, one is ‘osmosis,’ by which materials are transported in and out of the cell. To observe this process, Grade VII students performed an activity and recorded their observations. All the students participated enthusiastically and performed every step on their own. In this way, they were able to relate the theory with the practical.

Science is more than test tubes, complicated apparatuses, and physical and chemical reactions. Science is all around us, and students can pick up science concepts from their everyday activities. Learning by doing helps the students to mark the concepts for life long. In the same trail, Grade 8 students performed a live activity based on ‘How CO 2 gas acts as Fire Extinguisher’ by using everyday materials (Baking Soda and Vinegar) present at our home. All the students participated enthusiastically and were able to relate the practical with theory.

"Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think."

National Education Day was celebrated with great verve and enthusiasm at Presidium to commemorate the Birth Anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, who was a great freedom fighter, an eminent educationist, and the first Union Minister of Education. As part of the celebration, activities related to delivering presentations on New National Education Policy 2020 were organized for students of Grades VIII to X in which students actively participated to make the parents and their classmates apprise of the latest happenings in the sector of education. The students of Grade X delivered an online live presentation about the New National Education Policy, and the endeavour was to create awareness about the life-changing role of education. The features and merits of New Education Policy were also discussed in the presentation. Students of Grade IX also showcased their eloquence by delivering a live presentation on the topic 'NEP 2020,' wherein they made the audience aware of the distinction between the old education policy and new education policy. The commemoration reinforced that education is the most powerful weapon that can change the world.