Morning Assembly

Morning assembly is about students and teachers coming together to start the day. We have assembly from Monday to Friday in the School for Grades LKG to 12.

Students come forward to share the following:

• Prayer
• Thought for the day with the explanation
• Interesting facts/ Poem/ Creative pieces

One section each day comes on stage for the Prayer song and Tamil and English songs are alternated between every day. This is also the time to felicitate award winners and participants in various fields. This is to enhance their communication skills and also give them more exposure to public speaking and being on stage.

Special Assemblies:
We mark all festivals in Junior School and different grades are given the responsibility of the same. Scholars and mentors plan for the Special assembly and present it before the entire Junior School. This assembly is generally 30-40 minutes long and the all the scholars are encouraged to participate in it. We also have special assemblies put together by different sections and parents of those sections are invited to a special viewing.

Gathering  of teachers and students is paramount for a collective interaction in a formal setting. Students from Grades 6 to 12 along with their mentors assemble to achieve the following goals.

1. To develop a feeling of affiliation and unity among the students.
   ii. To acquaint students with the school programme more clearly.
   iii. To develop in students a sense of identity with the school.
   iv. To enable students to share their experiences, stories, anecdotes with others.
   v. To provide them training in good social behaviour desired in public life.
   vi. To motivate students by positive reinforcement in the form of praise or rewards awarded in public.
   vii. To celebrate national festivals, Independence Day, Republic Day, birthdays of great leaders and so on. These leaders could be political leaders, scientists, poets, writers and so on.
   viii. To facilitate moral and religious development of students.
   ix. To facilitate national integration and secularism through all-religion prayer meetings among students.