Ryan International School, Sohna road
Searching for Words
To help develop an aptitude and inclination towards Science, a Word Search Competition was held at Ryan International School, Sohna Road, for Classes I to VIII. Six Intra-Class Winners from each class participated in the Inter-Class Word Search Competition.
Save our Planet
Launching the Earth Week celebrations, students of Ryan International School, Sohna Road conducted an Inter House Street Play competition on the topic ‘Save Earth’. Sarojini Naidu house won the First position. The students also made a ‘human chain’ at Sector-56, HUDA Market. The Montessori Earth Messengers and Earth Angles helped spread awareness among the local people on the need to save our planet, and what each of us can do for that. Earth Warriors from senior sections presented a Nukkad Natak, encouraging the students to be earth envoys, to help safeguard the environment.
Laugh the Day away
Ryan International School, Sector 40 celebrated ‘Humourous Day’. Class IV A students presented a Radio Jockey show on the topic ‘Importance of Humour in our daily lives’. They informed their fellow students that Humourous Day is a day to find humour in all situations. The Day was founded by Larry Wilde in the year 1976. The School Head Ms. Peeya Sharma explained the importance of humour and how it can help in enjoying our day to day activities.
Save Mother Earth
To pay tribute to Mother Earth for all her wonderful gifts, the students of Ryan Global School celebrated Earth Day. The corridors and classes were festooned with Earth Day craft work. The students recited heartwarming poems, presented dance performances, performed a skit depicting the importance of Nature and spread the message of saving Mother Earth for a better tomorrow. The children also undertook a cleanliness drive in the nearby areas, distributed paper bags and bookmarks related to Earth Day, asked people to reuse paper and donated plants. The Head of the School, Ms. Andrea Martin, motivated the children to be defenders of Mother Earth.
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