Our Grade 2 students participated in a Healthy Snacking Activity, learning the importance of making nutritious food choices for a healthy lifestyle. They proudly brought a variety of wholesome snacks, explored the benefits of balanced eating, and understood how healthy food fuels their bodies and minds. The engaging activity encouraged students to adopt smart eating habits while making nutrition fun and enjoyable.
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BOMIS Bandlaguda proudly organized the House Competition – "Battle of Costumes: Drape Your Culture, Wear Your Pride | Dress the Globe" for our Grade 2 students. The activity celebrated the rich cultural diversity of different Indian states, helping children appreciate the beauty of our traditions and heritage. Our little learners confidently took to the stage, dressed in vibrant traditional attire, and beautifully represented their chosen states through enthusiastic performances. The event was a wonderful blend of learning, creativity, confidence, and cultural pride.
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To celebrate World Chess Day, BOMIS Bandlaguda organized an exciting Inter-House Chess Competition from Grade 3 to 11, bringing together young minds to showcase their strategic thinking, concentration, and problem-solving skills. The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, who displayed remarkable patience, sportsmanship, and tactical brilliance with every move. The event not only celebrated the timeless game of chess but also encouraged critical thinking, healthy competition, and a spirit of perseverance among our learners.
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Jal Pakhwada | Water Conservation ActivitiesBOMIS Bandlaguda successfully organized Water Conservation Week on the occasion of Jal Pakhwada, conducting a series of engaging activities and competitions to promote awareness about water conservation.Students from Grade 7 to Grade 10 actively participated in poster making on the theme “Save Water, Save Life”, elocution, and essay writing on “Water Conservation – My Role as a Student”, along with a rally and pledge-taking ceremony.The initiative aimed to instill the importance of water conservation, cleanliness, health, and civic responsibility among students, encouraging them to become responsible citizens for a sustainable future.
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A briefing on safety regulations was given by the traffic police who had visited the school. Teaching traffic safety information and specifics, such as the fundamentals of wearing a helmet, fastening a seatbelt, and using zebra crossings, is crucial. We value the efforts of the Cyberabad Metropolitan Police, who made the event an exchange of information by asking and responding questions.
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One of the most engaging activities is the storytelling session, when students practise their creative thinking and create fantastic, humorous, and morally enlightening stories. Our second-graders actively participated in a storytelling session, demonstrating their self-assurance, communication abilities, and vocal intonation.
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स्वतंत्रता के लिए वीरगति को प्राप्त होने वाली “रानी लक्ष्मीबाई”आज भी छात्रों के लिए “प्रेरणा-स्रोत” है।
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For nursery students, it is already the hundredth day of classes! Whoa! Time goes by so fast, how thrilling. As we celebrate the learning and achievements that have occurred throughout the year, let's realise that the school year is more than halfway over. The parents were greeted to the celebration by Academic Head Narmada Ma'am, who was followed by Vice Principal Ma'am Sunita Kapoor. Together with parents they participated in the cake-cutting ceremony, parents and students together played games, engaged in fantastic activities and had a blast. The event ended with encouraging comments and a look forward to the development of the young BOMIS students into responsible young ones.
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Is it still stigmatised to discuss mental health issues and seek counselling? Understanding mental health is crucial for us as educators who will be interacting with our students in the future. At BOMIS, we constantly work to increase our understanding and respond when it is right. The Wellness EmpowerEd Program, a pilot initiative by the Indian Institute of Public Health, Hyderabad (IIPHH), successfully raised awareness and enhanced mental well-being among schoolteachers. The program was led by Ms. Gracy Andrew, a Clinical Psychologist and Head of Training at the Indian Institute of Public Health, Hyderabad, India, along with her team of Consultant Psychologists, Ms. Keerthi Bandin and Ms. Rachana Dora. It offered a series of workshops aimed at improving mental health literacy for teachers. The program focused on:- Session 1- Focused on the basics of mental health, mental illness, and well-being, including the burden of mental disorders, and addressed key topics such as suicide risk and protective factors. Session 2 - Explored youth mental health, the role of positive mental health, and practical strategies that teachers implemented to promote mental well-being in their schools. In addition teachers did case studies and role plays to understand the situation better and how to respond.
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Let's give our girls basketball team a shoutout; they won second place in the South Zone Interschool Tournaments. The game involves both winning and losing, but what matters most is doing your hardest. Together with the students, our enthusiastic parents and PE teachers are celebrating the win. "Explore the layers of our atmosphere like never before! Our students have been hard at work creating incredible 3D models of the Earth's atmosphere, showcasing the different layers and their unique features. From the troposphere to the exosphere, these models reveal the complexity and beauty of the atmosphere that surrounds our planet. Not only are these models visually stunning, but they also demonstrate a deep understanding of the scientific concepts that govern our climate and weather. By making 3D models,students engage in hands-on, inquiry-based learning that enhances their understanding of the atmosphere and its layers. We're so proud of our students for their creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration on this project.
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Let's give our girls basketball team a shoutout; they won second place in the South Zone Interschool Tournaments. The game involves both winning and losing, but what matters most is doing your hardest. Together with the students, our enthusiastic parents and PE teachers are celebrating the win.
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DEAR TIME,It is crucial to halt and take out time to read! Put everything aside and read! Following the custom, we completed the DEAR time activity, which involved setting out a specific time for reading. Reading allows us to focus on other things, immerse ourselves in other worlds, sit still, and travel wherever the book takes us. There are other additional benefits to reading, therefore we encourage everyone to take a moment to read a book and enjoy its many perks.
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