Special Days - Aditya Birla Groups Of School

Special Days/ Days Of Significance

Observance of national, cultural, and school-specific days plays a pivotal role in reinforcing community bonds and nurturing core values among students. These occasions provide meaningful opportunities to celebrate heritage, foster unity, and instill respect for diversity. Participation in such events encourages social responsibility, strengthens school spirit, and cultivates a deep sense of belonging within the broader school and societal community.

Republic Day

Republic Day is celebrated in our school with great pride and reverence to honour the adoption of the Indian Constitution. The event features flag hoisting, cultural performances, and speeches that highlight the nation’s democratic values and rich heritage. It instils patriotism, unity, and civic responsibility among students, reminding them of their duties as responsible citizens of a democratic nation.

Independence Day

Independence Day is celebrated with patriotic fervour and deep respect in our school to commemorate India's freedom. The occasion includes flag hoisting, cultural programs, and inspiring speeches that reflect the sacrifices of our freedom fighters. It instils national pride, unity, and a sense of responsibility among students, encouraging them to uphold the values of democracy, justice, and liberty.

Gandhi Jayanti

Gandhi Jayanti is observed in our school to honour the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation. The day is marked by special assemblies, cleanliness drives, and reflections on Gandhian values such as non-violence, truth, and simplicity. It serves as a powerful reminder for students to practice moral integrity, social responsibility, and peaceful coexistence in their daily lives.

The Garba festival

The Garba festival, celebrated with great enthusiasm in Gujarat, reflects the rich cultural heritage and traditional spirit of the region. Marked by vibrant attire, rhythmic dances, and devotional songs, it fosters a sense of community, joy, and cultural pride. In schools, celebrating Garba encourages students to appreciate regional traditions, participate actively in cultural expression, and promote unity through shared festivities.