Special Days - Aditya Birla Groups Of School

Special Days Celebration

The School celebrates important national and international days to instill values, raise awareness, and honor cultural, social, and historical milestones. These observances help students and the community connect with meaningful causes, remember key events, and foster a spirit of unity, respect, and responsibility.

International Labour Day (1/05/25) :

The day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and respect for the hardworking individuals who contribute to our daily lives. The event was a blend of cultural performances, heartfelt speeches, and gestures of appreciation for the dedicated labourers who work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our school running smoothly.The Principal's speech added depth to the celebration. His words inspired everyone to acknowledge and appreciate the hard work of those around them.

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World Red Cross Day (8/05/25):

The day was celebrated to honour the humanitarian spirit and legacy of the Red Cross movement. A special assembly was conducted to raise awareness among students about the history and role of the Red Cross Society in providing humanitarian aid and to instil values of empathy, compassion, and voluntary service in students.

International Yoga Day (21/06/25):

The School celebrated International Yoga Day with enthusiastic participation from 36 teachers and 164 students. The day began with a vibrant mass drill session held on the school grounds, with an aim to promote physical fitness but also foster a sense of community and well-being among all attendees.

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International Drugs Day (26/06/25):

The school conducted a special morning assembly to observe the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. The assembly aimed to raise awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse and promote a drug-free lifestyle among young minds.

National Space Day (23/08/24):

The day was celebrated in the assembly with an objective of creating awareness among students about space and its upcoming missions.

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Indian Constitution Day Celebration (26/11/24):

Aditya Birla Public School Nathdwara celebrated Constitution Day on November 26, 2024 with a special morning assembly, fostering awareness about the Indian Constitution among students. The assembly began with the school prayer (Aditya Vandana), followed by an inspiring speech by Asst. Head Boy Master Arnav Bansal of Std. XI Science highlighting the significance of this day, marking the adoption of the Constitution in 1949. Students from Class VIII to XI organised Bal Sansad based on Parliament Session on the motion, ‘One Nation One Election’ showcasing the Preamble's core values of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. Every Student presented their view points in favour and against the motion. The program concluded with the word of encouragement from the Principal, Mr Sanjay Khanna urging students to uphold constitutional values in their daily lives. The celebration was a profound tribute to the framework of our democracy and a reminder of our duties as responsible citizens. The Assembly was enjoyed by everybody.

National Mathematics Day (22/12/2024):

A special assembly was held to celebrate National Mathematics Day. Students presented a skit and song highlighting the life of Srinivasa Ramanujan and the importance of mathematics in our daily lives.

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Christmas Day Celebration (23/12/2024):

The Christmas celebrated was celebrated for classes Nursery to VIII with an aim to make students aware of the true essence of Christmas –faith, love and hope. A Skit was presented in the assembly followed by Christmas song and dance.

Basant Panchami celebration (02/02/25):

This celebration was conducted with an aim to enable students to know about the significance of Basant Panchami and seek the blessings of Goddess Saraswati.

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World Health Day (07/04/2025):

It was celebrated with an aim of promoting healthy food habits. A skit was presented in the assembly showcasing the importance of eating healthy and nutritious food in our daily lives.

World Heritage Day (27/04/2025):

It was celebrated to promote cultural understanding, identity formation, community engagement, heritage preservation, and global citizenship through showcases, workshops, storytelling, collaborative projects, and guest lectures, fostering inclusivity and unity.

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Doctors Day (01/07/2025):

On the occasion of Doctor’s Day, ABPS Nathdwara organized a special Gender Sensitization Awareness Event for students of Classes VI to VIII. The event aimed to honour the dedication of doctors and raise awareness about gender equality, empathy, and respectful behaviour. The program began with a welcome address, highlighting the significance of Doctor’s Day and the selfless service of medical professionals. This was followed by a seminar on gender sensitization, which included an engaging PowerPoint presentation, video screening of real-life scenarios, and discussions on gender roles, stereotypes, and the importance of inclusive thinking. Students actively participated in the interactive session, shared their views, and reflected on the values of equality and respect in daily life. The use of teaching aids such as videos, posters, and charts helped reinforce the concepts effectively.

World Population Day (11/07/2025):

ABPS Nathdwara celebrated World Population Day to focus attention on the urgency and importance of population issues. A skit was presented on the theme in a special assembly.

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Special assembly on Matri-Pitri Divas (14/02/25):

A skit was performed with an objective to highlight the importance of Parents and sacrifice in their life.

Special Assembly on Kumbh (17/02/25):

A special assembly was conducted with an objective to create awareness on Kumbh and its importance in Indian Mythology.