Sapphire International School used its online platform to celebrate the – World Health Day on 7th April 2021. The special assembly started with an English and Hindi prayer by the students. The significance of World Health Day was explained through a PowerPoint presentation that highlighted the following points –

History behind World Health Day

World Health Day 2021 theme - "building a fairer, healthier world"

Acknowledging the efforts of healthcare workers amidst the Pandemic

After the detailed presentation the students had an interactive session with the Principal who laid emphasis on maintaining proper hygiene, eating healthy, performing physical exercises and taking precautionary measures against Covid-19. It was indeed an enlightening experience for all as it touched upon significant issues of good health and well being.

On the 14th of April 2021, Sapphire International School celebrated “The Harvest Festival – Baisakhi and Ambedkar Jayanti through an online special assembly. The celebration began with thanking the almighty for his divine grace. The students highlighted the contribution and achievements of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar through a Power Point presentation.
The program was carried forward by a cultural show depicting the significance of Baisakhi and how it is celebrated in different states of India. Students from the Primary school performed Bhangra - the famous dance form of Punjab. The beats of the dhol brought vibrancy to the environment. The Principal - Mr. Amit Singh motivated the students to be caring and lead a sincere and truthful life. He further added, the motive behind the celebrations was to apprise the children of their culture and heritage. The programme concluded with great zest and fervour.

Sapphire International School conducted a special Assembly on the 19th of April 2021,to commemorate the birth anniversary of Lord Rama. The programme commenced with ‘Ram Stuti' which was devoutly sung by Rudransh Sinha of Grade 6. A poem was recited by Naitik Kumar of Grade 4 – comparing a devotee's bhakti towards Rama with patriotism. Neyum and Archit of Grade 10 beautifully narrated the ‘ Vratha Katha'- the story of Ram Navami. Vishwaraj of Grade 8 highlighted the teachings from the life of Bhagwaan Rama. The entire programme was delightfully compered by Shazma of Grade 9.
The Principal Mr. Amit Singh said – “ Lord Rama stands as an epitome of Truth, and following in the footsteps of Rama will make us a true human being.” He also advised the students to serve their parents, be obedient and , face the challenges of life and overcome them like Lord Rama did. The assembly concluded with an interactive session where the students shared their takeaways from the programme.

The Sapphire Family paid tributes to Mother Earth, organising a special Assembly on 22nd April 2021. The proceedings commenced with a Welcome Note by Harsh Jha, Grade 10.This was followed by a Prayer to Mother Nature acknowledging her bounty. Rishi, Grade 8 lent his vocals to a song with a relevant message, United we stand. Aparajita, Grade 6 enunciated the thought for the day. A hard hitting theme of environment conservation was provided by a play by Aditya and Tuhin. Aashi Grade 8 presented a touching monologue, Sorry Future Generations.
Mr Ajay Jha, Dept of English outlined the eco friendly practices he has incorporated in his daily routine and urged students to emulate. A video on sustainable practices on the Sapphire premises was played. Proof that the Sapphire students care and share the concern of keeping Mother Earth in good shape. In his address, the Principal Mr Amit Singh commended the students for such a well coordinated assembly. He also said that each one of us have to pitch in to preserve our Common Mother.

"Poetry is a form of expression. Writing it lets us get out our feelings and thoughts on a subject while reading it encourages us to connect and find meaning in our experiences". Poetry can have a positive impact on the social and emotional learning of children. It may offer them a new way of thinking about something.
Students from primary and middle section enthusiastically participated in the online Hindi poem recitation competition. Ms. Mannu Kapoor, Ms. Bina Jain and Mr. Gopal Pathak were the judges for the event. The Principal was also present during the program. He addressed the students and illuminated them with his wise words.

Sapphire International School conducted a special online assembly to observe International Labour Day to honour the struggles and gains made by workers and labourers.
The proceedings commenced with welcome note by Suraj Singh of class 5. This was followed by a prayer by Kashis Sen. Highlighting the importance of gratitude ,thought for the day was shared by Sarvasyam Lodha. Pritha Kumari narrated the story of Bopdev and enlightened the audience with the importance of hard work and consistency.
The hardship faced by the labourers during the pandemic was delineated by the students of Class 5 with the help of a video.
School Captain, Ishita threw light on the importance of labourers in our day to day life.
The programme concluded with the wise words of Mr. Amit Singh ,who encouraged the students to be thankful towards the workers around us and help them whenever and however they can

The students of Grade 2 to 5 enjoyed their English lessons with a dash of creativity and fun through Art Integrated Learning. The students made stick puppets, travel brochures, colourful graphic organizers, and tried their hands at leaf printing, origami craft and online quiz. These fun activities helped to enhance the students’ knowledge, creativity and communication skills.

In the EVS class students enthusiastically participated in various activities like designing newspaper bags, card making using fruit seeds , making bird-feeders, terrarium and experiment on solution and mixtures. These activities brought out the innovative facet of each kid and helped them to understand the importance of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.

Students of Grade 3 to 5 were involved in fun filled activities such as making different figures using 2D shapes, building a model using 3D shapes and playing online mathematics quiz - BUNNY TRACK to build and reinforce the concepts of Addition and Subtraction.

HINDI - Grade 2 to 5 students imbibed Art Integrated Learning in their Hindi lessons which led to a great learning experience for all. They were engaged in – making a family photo frame, illustrations of different types of houses and making a road map from their house to the school. All these apart, they also took part in a storytelling activity which stimulated susceptible young minds and set their imagination on fire.
These workouts not only made them think out of the box, but also lent an interdisciplinary approach to the teaching learning process, as per the latest pedagogic practices.

Every year on the third Friday in May, millions of people, around the world, participate in Endangered Species Day by celebrating, learning about, and taking action to protect threatened and endangered species.
Sapphire International School, as always took up the initiative and observed National Endangered Species Day as well as International Day for Biological Diversity on 21st May 2021.
The students of grade 7 collaborated and presented the importance of celebrating the significant day. The programme started with an introduction by Richa. Shreyansh elucidated the meaning of terms like, 'endangered', 'poaching'.
Mantra lent his voice to a beautiful prayer and then demystified the heinous crime that poaching is, with the help of a heart wrenching video.
Shreyansh shared the thought for the day signifying that, the value of the life of humans and animals is same. We all are equal for our Mother Nature.
With the help of slides, Rishi showed us the Magical Biodiversity of India.
Atharva recited a thought provoking poem, "last Breath".
With the help of an amazing video, Happy exhibited the bountiful Biodiversity of Sapphire International School and concluded the programme.

Gautam Buddha, the enlightened one,was a philosopher, mendicant, meditator, spiritual teacher, and religious leader who taught the world, that humanity is above all, above everything.
Sapphire International School celebrated Buddha Purnima in advance ,on May 24th, 2021.The students of Grade 8 put on a spectacular show. Aarush, Aashi and Taushiba presented a poignantly breathtaking skit on the life of Buddha.
The programme began with a beautiful prayer by Sanskriti Pal. Kshitiz presented the thought for the day and gave the message that Kindness is the answer to life's woes.
Mr. Ajay Chauhan showered praise on the students for their performance and encouraged them to follow the path of truth, honesty and compassion.

World No Tobacco Day (WNTD) is observed around the world every year on 31st May. This yearly celebration is intended to raise public awareness on the dangers of using tobacco.
Sapphire International School organised a special online assembly to observe World No Tobacco Day, on 31st May to educate the students, parents, guardians and other stakeholders about the serious health risks associated with using tobacco, in any form.
The special assembly started with a Hindi Prayer by Aditya Gaurav , followed by English Prayer by Sanskriti Pal.The students prayed for the good health and happiness of everyone.
Shazmah Shakil delivered rousing speech, drawing attention to the need and significance of observing the World No Tobacco Day and spotlighting the ill effects of using tobacco.
Siddhant Bose presented the data analysis of the last five years of deaths and losses due to tobacco consumption.
Aditya Gaurav recited a monologue emphasizing the loss and complications, faced by a tobbaco addict.
Harsh Jha acted as a facilitator and concluded the programme with a pledge of never consuming tobacco and motivating others not to use tobacco in any form, whatsoever.

Language plays an important role in the all round development of a student. Appropriate words with correct spelling conveys the right message.
“Spelling is important because it aids in reading. It helps cement the connection that is shared between sounds and letters.”
Spell Bee Activities are conducted to give students a platform to learn spellings in different ways, enrich their vocabulary, learn concepts and develop the use of correct English. To encourage students to have a good grip over spelling and pronunciation, Sapphire International School conducted an Online Spell Bee and Pronunciation Activity for the students of Grade 6 to 10 from 24th of May 2021 to 28th of May 2021.
The activity was conducted in two rounds. Students were supposed to spell correctly in the first round followed by correct pronunciation in the second round.