Art Competitions – Pre-Primary

An engaging art competition was organized for pre-primary children at Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, providing a wonderful platform to nurture creativity and artistic expression during the early years of development.

Through activities involving different artistic materials, the young learners developed fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination while exploring cutting, tearing, gripping, textures, and visual patterns.

The competition also encouraged cognitive development, sensory exploration, problem-solving, patience, and self-confidence. By celebrating each child's creative efforts, the school fostered a supportive environment that nurtures innovation and a lifelong appreciation for art.

Hindi Diwas Celebration – 14 September

Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, celebrated Hindi Diwas with great enthusiasm, honouring India's national language and its rich cultural heritage.

The celebration began with a student prayer in Hindi, followed by captivating Hindi storytelling sessions presented by the older primary students. The young learners of Pre-Nursery, Nursery, and LKG delighted the audience with their enthusiastic poem recitations.

Early primary students participated in an engaging Matra Activity, making Hindi reading and writing more interactive and enjoyable. The celebration concluded with a patriotic group song that promoted unity, teamwork, and national pride.

The event beautifully combined language learning, creative expression, and cultural awareness, encouraging students to appreciate the richness and versatility of the Hindi language.

Webinar on Solid Waste Management & Swachh Bharat Mission – 15 September

A webinar on Solid Waste Management and the Swachh Bharat Mission was attended by Mr. Chetan Kumar on behalf of the school staff. The session highlighted the importance of responsible waste management and the role of educational institutions in creating a cleaner and more sustainable environment.

The webinar explained the four-way segregation of waste: wet waste, dry waste, sanitary waste, and special-care waste. It also covered composting, recycling, proper waste collection, segregation facilities, and the concept of “Waste to Wealth.”

Practical suggestions included setting up clearly labelled waste bins, conducting school waste audits, promoting composting, reducing single-use plastics, and encouraging environmental awareness through Eco Club and Mission LiFE activities.

The session reinforced the message that responsible waste management begins with individual action and that schools can play a vital role in developing environmentally conscious habits among students.

First Aid Training for School Staff – 17 September

Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, organized an essential first aid training session for its teaching, non-teaching, and ancillary staff on 17 September 2026. The session was led by Dr. Rajesh Kumar Singh, Clinical Head of Emergency and Coordinator for Medical Education and Corporate Training.

The training focused on responding effectively to medical emergencies, including heart attacks and seizures. Participants received demonstrations and guidance on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), emergency response procedures, and the appropriate steps to take when encountering an unresponsive person.

Staff members learned about checking environmental safety, assessing responsiveness and breathing, contacting emergency services, locating an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), and performing chest compressions.

The session highlighted the importance of preparedness, timely intervention, and coordinated action in emergencies, strengthening the school's commitment to maintaining a safe and secure campus for students and staff.

Pre-Primary Field Trip to D-Mart – 17 September

The pre-primary students of Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, visited D-Mart on 17 September for an enriching field trip based on the theme “Learning by Doing through Real-World Exploration.”

During the visit, the children observed how household products are arranged and categorized, how customers select their purchases, and how the shopping process proceeds from choosing items to billing at the cash counter.

The real-world experience helped reinforce early mathematical and logical thinking through sorting, categorization, and shape recognition. It also introduced students to basic commerce, money exchange, queue etiquette, polite communication, and everyday social interactions.

The visit provided valuable sensory and observational experiences beyond the classroom, helping the young learners develop social confidence, curiosity, and a practical understanding of their surroundings.

Cyber Security Awareness Session – 22 September

Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, organized a Cyber Security Awareness session on 22 September 2026 for students of Grades I to VII. The 75-minute session was led by Mr. Mohsin Khan and focused on the importance of digital safety in today's technology-driven world.

Students learned about safe browsing habits, creating strong passwords, identifying online risks, and protecting personal information while using the internet and online games.

Real-world examples of cyber fraud and online manipulation helped students understand the serious consequences of sharing sensitive information with strangers. The speaker emphasized that students should never disclose OTPs, personal details, or parents' card information to unknown individuals online.

The session encouraged responsible digital behaviour, open communication with parents, and the use of official cybercrime reporting resources. It empowered students with essential knowledge to navigate the digital world more safely and confidently.

Inter-House Football Tournament – 25 September

Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, successfully concluded its month-long Inter-House Football Tournament for boys and girls, celebrating the dedication, talent, and sporting spirit of its young footballers aged 9 to 13.

Following weeks of rigorous practice, the final matches were played with great excitement and enthusiasm. The young athletes displayed impressive skills, determination, teamwork, and outstanding sportsmanship throughout the competition.

The tournament culminated in a grand award ceremony where the winning teams proudly received their medals and certificates. Both the boys' and girls' categories celebrated the achievements of the participants and their commitment to the game.

The event reinforced the importance of discipline, perseverance, teamwork, and healthy competition, making the tournament a memorable celebration of sporting excellence at the school.

Craft Competition – Unleashing Sustainable Creativity

Students in Classes 2–5 boosted their competitive spirit and artistic expression by transforming everyday items into eye-catching decorative pieces. This event highlighted our students' ability to see beauty and potential in the world around them.

By reusing materials like plastic bottles, old newspapers, and cardboard, the young eco-warriors successfully reinforced the important message of the three R’s—Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.

The event concluded with an exhibition of their masterpieces, leaving both teachers and peers deeply inspired by their sustainable innovation.

Sudoku Challenge – Sharpening Young Minds

This masterclass in cognitive development was proudly organized by Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, transforming the classic puzzle into an engaging educational experience.

Sudoku serves as a screen-free brain workout, blending cognitive growth with essential life skills. By engaging with structured grids, students boost their spatial reasoning and pattern recognition while strengthening the short-term numerical fluency required to recall and cross-reference digits.

This dual-hemisphere mental workout bridges analytical logic with visual sorting, acting as a “brain gym” that supports test-taking endurance and academic confidence.

Beyond purely academic growth, the event cultivated vital multi-step problem-solving resilience in the participating students. The puzzles teach the constructive process of elimination, training young minds to analyse possibilities methodically rather than guess blindly.

This shifts academic frustration into strategic play, showing students that even complex tasks can be conquered when broken down into manageable pieces. Every completed grid provides tangible proof of progress that steadily builds momentum and self-belief.

Finally, the initiative offered students a rare, meditative pause in a fast-paced world. By anchoring focus entirely on paper and print, the event helped reduce digital fatigue and screen stress, providing a calming activity that kept their minds active, sharp, and engaged.

Superhero Day

Our campus transformed into a vibrant hub of capes, courage, and compassion as we celebrated Superhero Day. This special event was organized to help our young learners embrace their unique strengths, build empathy, and realize that true power lies within their actions.

While the children thoroughly enjoyed channelling the energy of their favourite caped crusaders, the true magic happened when they looked beyond fictional powers to discover the hero within themselves.

Throughout the day, students participated in leadership activities, shared stories of real-life community heroes, and committed to a “Kindness Quest.”

The event successfully inspired our students to step up as everyday leaders through simple, impactful acts of kindness— such as helping a classmate, sharing, and writing thank-you notes.

By the end of the day, our young heroes proved that you do not need super strength or the ability to fly to change the world; a compassionate heart and a helping hand are the greatest superpowers of all.

Independence Day Special Assembly & Investiture Ceremony

Mount St. Mary’s School marked a historic milestone by combining the celebration of India's Independence Day with its very first Investiture Ceremony, creating a deeply meaningful and patriotic assembly.

The synchronization of these two landmark events beautifully illustrated the connection between national freedom and personal responsibility. By taking their solemn oaths on the anniversary of the nation’s independence, the newly appointed student leaders were reminded that the liberties enjoyed today are sustained through dedicated service, discipline, and civic duty.

The Chief Guest was Major General Lakhwinder Singh (Retd), while the Guest of Honour, Brother Felix Matthew, provided a spiritual and moral anchor for the assembly.

Brother Matthew emphasized that true leadership lies in humility and service to the community. Together, these twin celebrations honoured past sacrifices and empowered the next generation to lead with accountability and dedication.

Earthquake Drill Week – Prioritising Safety & Preparedness

To foster a resilient school community, Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, recently organized a comprehensive earthquake mock drill for its students across all grade levels.

This vital initiative was designed to equip the student body with the necessary skills and presence of mind to navigate a seismic emergency effectively.

Hands-on practice of the standard “Drop, Cover, and Hold On” protocol took centre stage, helping children build the critical muscle memory needed to react instantly without fear.

By simulating a real-time emergency scenario, the drill succeeded in reducing potential panic, streamlining evacuation procedures, and instilling a proactive culture of safety throughout the campus.

Ultimately, the exercise ensured that both students and staff are thoroughly prepared, calm, and ready to face unpredictable situations in the future.

English & Hindi Recitation Competition

Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, hosted an English & Hindi Recitation Competition celebrating literature and voice.

Performing in English and Hindi elevates bilingual communication, builds public speaking confidence, and fosters a deep appreciation for our rich literary heritage.

By weaving together the rhythmic cadence of Hindi poetry with the expressive power of English verses, this event served as a vibrant bridge between two distinct linguistic worlds.

Participants were not merely delivering memorised lines; they were breathing life into the profound philosophies of iconic poets and modern writers. This creative platform challenged speakers to master vocal modulation, emotional depth, and stage presence, transforming written text into a gripping auditory experience.

Ultimately, the competition celebrated the beauty of cultural diversity, empowering the next generation to articulate complex human experiences with clarity, poise, and artistic conviction.

Rakhi Making Competition – Tradition Meets Resourcefulness

Celebrating the bond of Raksha Bandhan, the school’s recent Rakhi Making Competition beautifully brought together tradition and student resourcefulness.

The school premises buzzed with excitement as classrooms transformed into mini-art studios where young participants reimagined ordinary household items.

Guided by the spirit of “Best Out of Waste,” students meticulously pieced together colourful leftover threads, discarded ribbons, wool, foam sheets, sequins, and mirrors to craft unique and beautiful rakhis.

Many opted for eco-friendly elements, striking a perfect balance between sustainable choices and rich heritage, proving that artistic expression does not have to come at the cost of the environment.

The Principal praised these efforts, noting that the event successfully instilled deep-rooted cultural values, patience, and a keen sense of craftsmanship.

By weaving together modern design concepts with classic festive motifs, the students paid a beautiful tribute to the eternal bond of love and protection shared between siblings, concluding the day with a vibrant display of masterpieces that left teachers and peers deeply inspired.

Beyond the Break – Returning with Renewed Vigour

Students arrived with fresh minds and eager hearts, ready to tackle a new term of learning and growth. While the excitement was palpable, quite a few of our young travellers looked a bit exhausted from their long journeys back to Gurugram.

However, the fatigue quickly faded as they reunited with their friends and teachers. As school reopened, children eagerly shared stories of their summer travels, family reunions, and new hobbies.

Welcoming them back, educators shared inspiring words to encourage students to channel their fresh energy into their academic and co-curricular pursuits.

Van Mahotsav Week

We celebrated Van Mahotsav—the festival of trees! Trees are our best friends. They give us clean air to breathe, tasty fruits to eat, and cool shade to play under.

Just like we take care of our friends, we must take care of our planet. That week, little children planted small saplings and promised to water and take care of them every day.

They learned that small hands can make a big difference!

Eco Creation Contest – “Waste to Wonders”

Our students enthusiastically participated in the innovative “Waste to Wonders” competition. The event provided a dynamic platform for these young minds to hone their creative ideas and successfully execute their plans by transforming everyday waste into beautiful, functional items.

By recycling materials like old newspapers, plastic bottles, and cans, the children not only showcased remarkable resourcefulness but also learned vital lessons about environmental conservation and sustainability.

Emergency Drill Week – Prepared Minds, Safer Communities

During Emergency Drill Week, the young learners stepped out of their traditional classrooms to participate in an Emergency Evacuation Mock Drill.

This hands-on experience was designed to go beyond textbooks, building real-world awareness and equipping students with vital, life-saving habits.

The primary goal of the mock drill was to replace panic with preparation. Through this initiative, students developed a sharp awareness of their physical surroundings.

Golden Glow Day – Pre-Primary

Golden Glow Day at Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram is a vibrant celebration designed to introduce pre-primary children to the cheerful world of colors.

Focused on the radiance of yellow and gold, the day helps young learners understand the presence and emotional significance of these hues in their daily lives.

The warmth of yellow and the brilliance of gold teach children to embrace optimism, joy, and the beauty of everyday moments, inspiring them to shine with confidence, strength, and elegance.

English & Hindi Handwriting Competition

Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram recently hosted an English & Hindi Handwriting Competition to celebrate the penmanship of its young learners.

The event highlighted the students’ artistic talent, focus, and dedication, demonstrating that beautiful handwriting reflects their growing cognitive minds.

Personal Hygiene Week

Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, observed Personal Hygiene Week to instil lifelong healthy habits and boost independence in young learners.

Through interactive sessions, students mastered everyday wellness routines—such as proper handwashing and regular grooming—while learning how germ transmission works to protect themselves and their peers from illness.

By taking ownership of their personal cleanliness, children gained self-care confidence and developed a strong sense of community responsibility, understanding that daily hygiene creates a safer, healthier school environment for everyone.

Yoga Competition

Mount St. Mary’s School organized a vibrant Yoga Competition on its lawns to promote physical fitness, mental alertness, and holistic well-being among its students.

Under the guidance of the P. E. Teacher, students from various class levels demonstrated exceptional discipline as they performed a series of warm-ups, breathing exercises, and sitting and standing asanas.

By highlighting how regular practice enhances focus, memory, and concentration, the event successfully reinforced the school’s commitment to mindfulness while leaving the participants rejuvenated and deeply connected to the principles of self-discipline and healthy living.

Parents’ Day Celebration – “Roots of Love, Wings of Dreams”

The Parents’ Day Celebration was a landmark event built around the heartfelt theme “Roots of Love, Wings of Dreams.” Carrying forward the legacy of its sister school in Delhi, this special celebration strengthens community bonds and positions parents as vital partners in their child’s growth.

The day is brought to life through vibrant cultural presentations, musical acts, and interactive family bonding curated by students across all wings.

Highlighted by moving visual showcases like the “Arcade of Memories,” the event beautifully blends entertainment with gratitude, creating a memorable day that honors parental devotion and promotes holistic, value-based education.

“Extempore” – Just A Minute & Show ’N’ Tell Competition

Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, hosted a multi-format public speaking and creative event featuring Extempore, Just A Minute (JAM), and Show ’N’ Tell competitions to enhance students’ communication, critical thinking, and spontaneous reasoning skills.

During the event, older students delivered eloquent, time-bound speeches on thought-provoking topics, while younger participants confidently used vibrant props to weave descriptive narratives.

Ultimately, this successful initiative reinforced the school’s commitment to holistic development, creative expression, and the nurturing of future leaders.

Bagless Day – Inter-House Table Tennis Tournament & Activities

Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram, successfully organized an exhilarating and dynamic Bagless Day, seamlessly blending sportsmanship with creative learning.

The highlight of the day was the highly anticipated Inter-House Table Tennis Tournament for students of Grades III to VII, which witnessed intense competition, exceptional focus, and vibrant house spirit as young paddlers showcased their athletic agility.

Simultaneously, the school curated a delightful array of hands-on activities tailored specifically for the enthusiastic learners of Grades I and II. This thoughtful initiative provided a refreshing break from traditional academic routines, offering a holistic environment where students could discover new skills, foster healthy competitive camaraderie, and celebrate the pure joy of active learning beyond textbooks.

Table Etiquettes – Pre-Primary

A specialized workshop on Table Etiquette was successfully conducted for pre-primary students to instil foundational dining manners from an early age.

The instructional session introduced young learners to essential practices, such as maintaining an upright posture, keeping elbows off the table, and chewing with mouths closed to foster disciplined eating habits.

Through structured, hands-on demonstrations, educators guided the children on the proper utility of napkins, the integration of courteous expressions like “please” and “thank you” during service, and the importance of waiting patiently until all diners are served.

This interactive initiative effectively transformed standard mealtimes into an impactful educational experience, equipping early learners with necessary social confidence and a respectful demeanour toward food and communal dining.

Ice Cream Day – Pre-Primary

The pre-primary section vibrated with excitement during a delightfully curated Ice Cream Day. Organized by dynamic and efficient teachers, the event beautifully blended experiential learning with tasty fun.

The young students first learned the step-by-step process of making ice cream before shifting to a lively market simulation. Using play money, they actively participated in selling and purchasing, which helped them grasp basic mathematical and social concepts.

The day concluded with the children joyfully enjoying their cold treats, transforming a summer favourite into a memorable lesson on teamwork, economy, and cognitive development.

Golden Glow Day – Grades Pre-Nursery to UKG

The Pre-Nursery to UKG section radiated warmth and joy as the school hosted a spectacular Golden Glow Day. Organized by the dynamic and efficient teachers, the event was beautifully designed to introduce the youngest learners to the vibrant world of the colour yellow and the concept of light.

Dressed in their finest golden and yellow attire, the enthusiastic children participated in a series of engaging hands-on activities, from crafting shining paper suns to exploring glowing elements in their environment.

The day perfectly blended sensory exploration with foundational learning, encouraging the students to observe, create, and share joy together.

Through this brilliantly executed initiative, the teachers successfully transformed a simple thematic concept into a memorable, luminous experience that sparked curiosity and teamwork in every young mind.

PTM – Grades I to VII & Montessori Workshop for Pre-Primary Teachers

Alongside the insightful Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) held for Grades I to VII, a highly enriching Montessori Workshop was organized exclusively for pre-primary teachers.

Handled by the esteemed experts from the Indian Montessori Training Centre Gurugram (IMTC), the specialized session focused heavily on the correct handling, methodology, and implementation of sensory-rich Montessori teaching aids.

The training provided teachers with extensive, hands-on guidance to effectively use these self-correcting educational materials, which are critical for building early mathematical, language, and social concepts in young minds.

While parents reviewed their older children's progress, the early educators simultaneously sharpened their teaching skills, ensuring the school continues to deliver a highly advanced, child-centric learning environment.

Sunny Smiles – Splash Day & India Heritage Quiz

The school recently organised a vibrant “Sunny Smiles & Splash Day” for Pre-Primary to Grade II students, beautifully paired with an engaging India Heritage Quiz.

This unique event was meticulously planned to highlight the dual importance of physical well-being and cultural awareness in early childhood development.

While the splash pool activities provided refreshing sensory fun, encouraged gross motor development, and fostered team building, the quiz introduced the young learners to the rich tapestry of India's traditions, symbols, and landmarks.

By blending joyful outdoor play with a celebration of national pride, the school successfully nurtured both the physical energy and the cognitive curiosity of its students, making learning a deeply memorable and holistic experience.

Welcome Carnival

Mount St. Mary’s School celebrated the commencement of the new academic year by hosting a Welcome Carnival for its students on April 1st, 2026. The event was organized to extend a warm welcome to the student body and to cultivate a positive, enthusiastic atmosphere for the upcoming session.

Through a blend of recreational activities, team-building exercises, and motivational interactions with the teaching staff, the carnival successfully energized the students for their new scholastic journey. The school extends its best wishes to all students for a successful and fulfilling academic year ahead.

World Creativity & Innovation Day – Go Green (Pre-Primary)

Our youngest learners recently demonstrated that you are never too small to make a significant impact. To celebrate World Creativity and Innovation Day, the Pre-Primary wing hosted an eco-friendly “Go Green” extravaganza aimed at blending sustainability with imagination.

Dressed in vibrant shades of green, the students stepped into the roles of environmental stewards and forward-thinking creators. The campus came alive with energy as the children used their resourcefulness to transform everyday household recyclables—like plastic bottles and cardboard boxes—into imaginative pieces of art.

Through these hands-on projects, the young innovators not only practiced creative problem-solving but also highlighted the vital role that environmental awareness plays in early education.

Earth Day – “Our Earth, Our Responsibility”

Mount St. Mary’s School, Gurugram celebrated Earth Day with immense enthusiasm, emphasizing that environmental protection is an on-going commitment rather than a single-day event. Grounded in the core philosophy of “Our Earth, Our Responsibility,” the institution brought together students and faculty to promote environmental stewardship and ecological consciousness.

A key highlight of the event was the 3R Focus. Interactive sessions and workshops actively sensitized students to the principles of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.

Additionally, creative hands-on activities, such as transforming waste into art, visually demonstrated practical ways to curb pollution and conserve natural resources. Through these initiatives, the school successfully inspired its young learners to adopt sustainable habits for a greener future.

The “Weaving Stories” Initiative – Grade I to VII

The event was a resounding success, distinguished by its flawless execution and exceptional student participation. Under the thoughtful guidance and dedicated mentorship of their teachers, young learners seamlessly explored the core mechanics of storytelling, mapping out imaginative narratives from inception to conclusion.

This structured guidance empowered students across all primary and middle school grade levels to confidently sharpen their communication skills, expand their descriptive vocabulary, and unlock their creative potential.

Thanks to the meticulous organization of the teaching faculty, the activity provided an enriching and memorable platform that successfully transformed eager young minds into confident storytellers.

Labour Day Celebration

Mount St. Mary’s School recently celebrated Labour Day with great enthusiasm to honour and appreciate its dedicated ancillary staff. To mark the special occasion, the students organized a vibrant cultural program featuring performances specially dedicated to the workers.

As a token of gratitude for their tireless service, every member of the support staff received a thoughtful gift from the school management.

Concluding the day on a heart-warming note, the children personally served delicious refreshments to the workers, expressing their deep respect and thanks for everything they do.