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Presidency School, R. T.
Nagar
principal-rtn@presidency.edu.in
CA4, HMT Layout, R.T. Nagar, Near R.T.Nagar Police Station

Bengaluru-560 032, Karnataka, India
080-42351160/69
www.presidencyschoolrtn.org
Principal’s Message
Dear Parent,
Greetings from Presidency School R T Nagar !
As I pen this School Year closure note, I must say that this year has been phenomenal. They say, 'there are
decades where nothing happens and there are weeks where decades happen', but this year- days, weeks and
months were not only happening but also has left behind benchmarks.
We are thrilled that all our pupils of all ages including the teachers were involved in a learning that simply
spelt matchless dynamism.
All through, we made it imperative that our children count their blessings and focus on the gains of the year
than the gaps. I am sure you will agree that it is important to remain grateful and humble, as we remember
how privileged and fortunate we are. The year has built massive reservoirs of endurance and resilience in us
all. Children have become more self-reliant, empathetic and have displayed a maturity that defies their
young years. I must say, our children have been heroes over the years as they grappled with uncertainties
and emerged stronger than ever before.
From making a mark on National and International Forums in Throw Ball to finishing as Runners Up at the
BTR Cricket Tournament , we made it 4th at the Nationals in Archery along with accolades in Football,
Quizzes, Debates, MUN, Dances as well as many other firsts. We now have our Volley ball and Hockey
Teams gearing up to make a mark. With 100 odd cadets of the NCC Air Wing making waves our School
indeed has celebrated the Festival of learning.
Not to forget we bid adieu to our graduating class of 157 Grade X students who are moving on to newer
avenues, exploring the options that the world has for them. Each of the graduates has assured to be the
Polaris in the lives that they touch, remaining steadfast, determined and undeterred.
Looking back on this year, I'm proud to note how far we have come as a family of Presidency Schools,
celebrating our strong academic history and building an education platform fit for the future. True to our
commitment we are preparing all Presidencians for tomorrow's world, empowering our young learners to
shape the world they want to live in!
We are delighted that teaching and learning with fun interspersed , are overwhelmingly seen as the things
we do best. The constructive feedback and parent connect have been much valued. I reiterate with pride that
we have cemented our parent partnership bond, made it stronger than ever before. The nature of
appreciative behaviour and responsiveness has deepened our relationship .This interplay of life and learning
is truly our fuel to excellence. We as holistic educators look to the future with optimism and courage and
pass on the wave of compassion and empathy to all around.
As a parting note, we will miss those families who are moving out of the City / State /Country. Equally we
say goodbye to members of staff who have moved on owing to personal obligations . Our very best wishes go
with them with sincere thanks for their engagement and efforts.
We look forward to the next academic year, and offer a warm welcome to all the new students and their
families.
Thank you for being on the journey this year as a part of our ever growing Presidency family, and I wish you
all the brightest of futures.
Wishing you all an enjoyable summer,

Yours truly,
Asha Micah
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Kindergarten Kaleidoscope
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“Kindergarten children are like tiny flowers; they are
varied and need care, but each is beautiful and
glorious, when seen in the community of peers”. Let
us peep into the beautiful, innocent, creative marvel
of kindergarten world.
The kindergarten section of Presidency School R.T.

Nagar witnessed a gamut of events and activities
which provided the tiny tots with good learning
experiences. The pre-primary tots got themselves
busy with various activities like thumb printing,
sponge dabbing, blot painting and making paper
cup bells.
The tiny tots of K1 were engrossed in fork and blow

painting, making party hats and beautiful cards. The
older ones of the kindergarten (K2) climbed the
ladder further by engaging in making wind chimes
and origami tulips, vegetable printing and messy
play.
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A Symphony of events
From joyous performances to dazzling assemblies, our Kindergarteners celebrated Chef day,
National Mathematics Day, Community Helpers day, Kisan Diwas, Candy day, Solar system day,
Puppetry, animal welfare day, seasons, balloon art, movie time, winter winding, accessories making
and rhyme day. Students, teachers, and parents joined in the celebrations, creating unforgettable
memories. Our tots were also able to explore the depth of knowledge and immensely enjoyed
celebrating these events.
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Children's Day
Children’s Day was celebrated with
great enthusiasm and gusto. Students
were dressed in different hues
showcasing the very essence of
childhood.
The teachers left no stone unturned to

ensure that they made this day
memorable for the children with their
full throttle performance on stage.
Songs, dances, skits electrified the
stage. The teachers presented the
evergreen tunes of ‘Aao tumhe
chaand pe le jayein, ‘nani teri morni’,
while the ‘birdie dance’ had all
gyrating.
The thunderous applause filled the

atmosphere and showers of
blessings, words of thank fullness
touched all hearts.
Indeed a day to reckon with.
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Colours are the smiles of nature
Colours spread joy, smile, fun, happiness and meaning in our life. To teach our KG stars the
concept of colours like purple white, blue, brown, and grey ‘Fun day’ with colours was celebrated
with a lot of enthusiasm each month. The entire KG premises was filled with a burst of colours as
students arrived wearing colourful outfits assigned for the month. To add a touch of excitement,
the children sang rhymes and were delighted to show their colour toys and talk about it.
It was indeed a fun filled and colourful day for everyone.
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Winter Winding
Winter winding was celebrated to
spread happiness all around at the
onset of winter season. The
season was further fun filled by
celebrating festival of Christmas.
The children enjoyed singing
carols and were engaged in
various activities like designing
Christmas trees and making
wonderful paper cup bells. The
spirit of Christmas was visible all-
around kindergarten. Children
learnt to deal with the ongoing
change in life and to make a
smooth transition and adapt it.
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Toytonics- For the child in You!
Presidency School R.T. Nagar

Annual Day spectacle on December
20, 2023, brought the magic of
childhood alive! From mesmerizing
dances to heartwarming skits, 607
little stars from KG to Grade 2 stole
the spotlight! Kudos to our young
anchors, performers and the entire
R.T.Nagar family for making
Toytonics an unforgettable
experience.
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‘Krida’- Mini Olympiad
The sun was shining brightly and the young stars of our Kindergarten gathered for a day of fun and
friendly competition at our mini-Olympiad ‘Krida’. The kindergarten athletes ran their novelty races
like butterfly race, shoe race, flower race, lemon and spoon race, shark race penguin race, bunny
race to name to few. All the budding athletes clinched gold medals. It was a day filled with the
spirit of friendly competition.
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Winter Wonderland – A Kids Carnival
Nothing could beat the fun and frolic of a
carnival to usher in winter in the most
fantastic way and bring the calendar year to
a close. This carnival was a welcoming
gesture that highlighted the value the school
provides to the community. The supervised
games, rides left parents and children
amazed. Ball pool, Lego Disney house, child
in a bubble, balloon pool, carousel, toy train
were a hit and had children screaming in
glee. Activities included mask making paint
tattoo, nails and braids, fun games and much
more.
The dance team had parents and students
dancing in unison to the most trending
songs.
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Dr. Suess birthday celebration
Dr. Suess is a children’s book
author. To honour his contribution to
children’s story books, this was a
celebration of life and works of Dr.
Suess, whose bizarre, colourful,
and zany tales are cherished by
young and old alike. His stories
revolved around fantasy. The story
“What Pet Should I Get” was
selected to be displayed to all the
Kindergarteners.
It was an opportunity to engage
young minds with whimsical stories,
colourful characters, and
imaginative activities.
Say it loud and proud
Our budding artist from

kindergarten 1 and 2 showcased
their talent in drawing competition
held by All India Hope Talent
Contest. It was a day when we
saw creativity exploding in every
child’s work. Participation
certificates were awarded to the
students. Medals, cash prizes and
certificates were awarded to the
following outstanding participants
Manvi, Hadiya, Charushi.
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“Spreading light, goodness and cheer”
Festivals like Kannada Rajyotsava, Diwali,

Sankranthi and Republic day were celebrated
with a great happiness by the Kindergarten
tots. They were apprised about the
significance of the celebration through an
array of activities like flag making, decorating
pots and kites. It was a beautiful sight to see
them dance, sing and celebrate all festivals
together in gay abundance.
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Field trip to the “Picket Fence
The students of K2 went for a field trip

to the ‘Picket Fence Farm’ on
15th March 2024. The enthusiasm of
the children was worth a watch.
Students got a chance to feed goats,

ponies, cows donkey, camel, chicken
and their young ones. They could
observe turkeys and geese running
around freely.
They were simply fascinated to see the

iguanas, Guinea pig, porcupine and
some students were brave enough to
touch them. Most students preferred
petting the rabbits, though. There was
a huge aviary with a variety of conures,
African love birds, finches, and
cockatiels. Student were given bird
food to feed these beautiful creatures.
The pottery activity turned out to be

very interesting as every child got to
make their own pot which was a
takeaway for them. The students learnt
about animals and had a great time
bonding with them. This hands-on-
experience proved to be an
outstanding way to facilitate learning in
young learners.
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Kindergarten Graduation Ceremony
Presidency School, RT Nagar bid adieu
to its Kinder Graduates at its
Graduation Ceremony on 17th
February, 2024. 151 Kindergarten II
students have successfully completed
their Kindergarten Course and will now
be stepping into Elementary School.
Ms.Wanita Ashok Fitness Coach and
Motivational Speaker was the Chief
Guest for the Ceremony themed
‘Pearls in the Oyster’. The Highlight of
the Ceremony was that it was student
led with the tots taking the reins of
compeering as the Masters of the
Ceremony. The Ceremony saw the
Grand March of the Graduates to the
Stage, eloquent speeches both from
students and parents as they shared
memorable moments. The graduation
song was sung by the outgoing
students while the K1 presented a
welcome dance. A student
representative of grade 1 welcomed the
K2 to elementary School stating the
transitions that is awaiting the children
next year. The Chief Guest in her
address reiterated the need for the
parents to remain fit and healthy so that
they can bring up a healthier Nation to
form a Fitter India. Parents thanked the
Management for all that Presidency
has been doling out to its learners and
stake holders. Must we say our pearls
shone brighter by the minute or was it
their 100 watt smiles that lit up the
campus.
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Summer Class Party
With the aim of providing the children

with some excitement on the last day of
school, ‘Summer Class Party” was
organised for the Kindergarten Wing.
Kindergarteners got ready for a
whirlwind of excitement and joy. The
students dressed up in colourful outfits
and carried balloons. The teachers and
tots danced to foot tapping numbers
like. “It’s summer time”. They enjoyed
various games like musical chair and “ring
the elephant’ to name a few. The teachers
presented ice cream, candy, smileys,
lollipops handouts to each child expressing
their love and blessings. It was indeed an
exciting fun filled and rejuvenating way to
end the session, as we look forward to
amazing academic season 2024-25
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Summer Camp
Date-25-03-2024 to 30-03-2024
This Summer Camp aimed at
keeping the students engaged
and provided them an even
platform to explore and express
their creativity, in any form. They
not only made memories while
having fun but they were able to
face their fears, try new things,
push their boundaries, and
realize self- sufficiency. They
were able to make new friends
amidst lot of laughs and learnt
team spirit.
The Camp provided some

hands-on experiences in the
following areas:
 Phonics and Reading
 Art and Craft
 Story telling
 Zumba
The exuberant learners
zealously participated and
showcased their diligence
towards each planned activity of
their choice. The essence of this
camp was to develop a sound
character of each student and
ultimately the motto was
achieved. This Summer Camp
was earnestly appreciated not
only by the participants but also
by their parents.
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Vibrant Ventures: A Chronicle of Middle and High School
Activities and Events
Second term started with Sports Meet-Krida
Presidency School, flagged off its Athletic Meet – Krida 2023 and the energy was reverberating
and palpable all through the day!
With Rajyotsava Celebrations pervading the atmosphere, the school and the students left no
stone unturned to present the majesty of Karnataka and its spirit on this platform.
The NCC cadets presented the Guard of honour to the dignitaries Mr Yere Goud, BCCI, NCA
Level 2 Coach who was the Chief Guest for the day, Ex - Army Havaldar Jatger who judged the
Marching contingent, Principal, Heads of the Departments, and the Co-ordinators.
Post the hoisting of the flag the Dignitaries inspected the Platoons of the School Houses- Curie,
Pele, Tagore, and Da Vinci, the NCC, The Scouts and Guides, the National Teams etc. The
Athletic Meet was declared open with the release of the House- Coloured Balloons which
seemed to compete to reach the greatest heights. The March past was presented in all its
authority and splendour. The Tableau depicting the rich heritage of Karnataka is truly worth a
mention. The Yakshagana performed by our girls and the Pili Nalike by the boys stole all hearts
amidst the thunderous rounds of applause.
The Kindergarten ‘athletes’ran their Novelty races and all clinched gold medals. The much
serious races came from grades 1 to the super challenging track and field events at the high
School. The closure had a Band display that was deeply cherished and applauded for its
precision. The closing march past and lowering of the flag brought the entire assemblage to a
standstill and there was tug at all hearts, as we await the next athletic meet in all its glory, next
year!
The highlight of this Athletic Meet was student Leadership where the entire event was taken over
by the School Cabinet which included compering, commentary, conducting races, Organising the
Prize Distribution, managing student discipline and student movement with utmost care.
We must say, our young leaders are indeed proving their mettle and their worth to the insignia!
The Overall Championship went to Pele House while Curie House was adjudged the best
Marching Contingent!
Krida 2023 has left behind an indelible mark for the many firsts, ever!
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A JHALAK that left asking for more! - Jhalak2.0 it is!
Presidency School unfurled its 2nd Season of Jhalak2.0 its Annual Exhibition. This exhibition was a
glimpse of talents that our learners have and, must we say it left all spell bound. The highlight of this
Season was the Theatre Fest where students from Grades 3 to 9 enacted snippets from different
genres whether it was the very intense Julius Caesar or the naughty Swami and Friends, to Matilda
and not to forget Tom Sawyer amongst many more.
The Mock United Nations was an eye opener for most parents as they were amazed to see the
students’ leadership skills, research, public speaking, and problem-solving skills. The solutions that
were acceptable to most of the representatives inculcated skills of negotiation, conflict resolution, and
cooperation.
The Wellness Centre headed by the Inclusion team had people thronging to understand emotional
quotient and well – being, the need of the hour.
The Art Exhibition showcased varied skills from Madhubani to Kalamkari, Portraits and sketches
while the Science, SST and Math Departments left all astounded at the in-depth research and
confidence that every participant displayed.
The Gamez Unlimited section saw people transcending barriers of age and gender as each attempted
a go at every game set, and win that chocolate.
Karim Sharief of grade 9 has developed a website for specially for Jhalak and spectators made a
beeline to access the QR Code. It did leave many baffled at the adeptness and skill of this young
developer.
Jhalak 2.0 sets benchmark for the season 3 next year. We shall return with Jhalak 3.0. Watch this
space for more.

OORJA- Unleash the energy within!
Presidency School R T Nagar presented its

Annual Day production OORJA- Unleash
the Power Within! on the 19th and 20th of
December,2023.
The shows for grades 3-10 were presented

in two slots with 600 odd students
performing in each show. Ms. Aditi Avasthi
CEO Embibe was the Chief Guest for the
First Show. The in- house production saw
multifarious displays of dances, dance
drama, skits, and soulful renditions by the
school choir of 77 singers. A script that was
tailored to bring out the very essence of the
theme was supported by amazing LED
graphics, beautifully designed costumes,
and the performances by the energetic
students of the Unit. Oorja focussed on the
elements of Fire and Ice, the good and the
bad depicted through the performances that
left all spell bound. With the theme neatly
woven from a clarion call to stop war, save
nature, Zero Hunger, to the fall of the
invincible titanic, fire in the eyes of the
warrior (Sangoli Rayanna), the Jallianwala
Bagh relived, Dante’s Inferno, to the Snowy
evenings, the show had it all. The battle of
the duo when fire met ice left the audience
awestruck.
Presidency thanks the entire parent

community for all their support, the amazing
stars (our students) who shone bright on
stage and the teaching fraternity at R T
Nagar campus that made this event a
resounding success.

Toytonics- For the Child in you! Presidency School presented its Annual Day
production Toytonics- For the Child in you! on
the 20th of December,2023. The show for Early
Years viz Kindergarten to Grade 2 had 607 tots
performing in the show. The in- house production
saw multifarious displays of dances, dance drama,
skits, and soulful renditions by the Primary School
choir. A script that was tailored to bring out the
very essence of the theme was supported by
amazing LED graphics, beautifully designed
costumes, and the performances by the energetic
students of the Unit. Toytonics was our effort to
relive our days of yore slowly tracing the journey of
toys in the industry and their impact on the life of
every little child. The little tots depicted this
expedition of toys from the Early Cave man days
to the latest AI dependent toys. The audience was
left spell bound by the confidence and attitude that
the performers displayed on stage oblivious of an
audience of 1200 odd. Kashmiri dolls, the chess
board and its pawns making the right moves until
they are check-mated, Manipuri dolls, chanpatna
toys and more rolled on to the stage one after the
other. With the theme neatly led through by a skit,
the whole show was presented by the students
right from anchoring, voice over, welcoming
dignitaries and presenting the vote of thanks. The
Genie and the little boy helped the audience
traverse the impressive journey! The pyjama party
brought the curtains on Toytonics bringing in the
naughty side of every child, who want the parents
to let them be with ‘doddava yella jaana alla!
Presidency thanks the entire parent community for
all their support, the amazing stars (our students)
who shone bright on stage and the teaching
fraternity at R T Nagar campus that made this
event a resounding success.

Valedictory Ceremony – 10th February, 2024
Presidency School, hosted the valedictory Ceremony for the 156 outgoing students of Grade X.
The Theme for the ceremony was ‘Polaris- Determined and Undeterred.
The solemn ceremony was graced by the Chief Guest for the evening Dr. Rajdeep Manwani,
Dr. Rajdeep Manwani is an academician, trainer, motivational speaker, life coach, counsellor and
quizmaster, Director Presidency Group Dr Nafeesa Ahmed, Vice President Presidency University
Mr Salman Ahmed, Senior General Manager Ms Azeeza Easa , Principals of Unit Schools and
parents of the graduates.
The Choir rendered soul stirring numbers while the dance troupe presented the theme dance.
The Chief guest exhorted the need to be focused - overcome fear and look at challenges with
confidence. In the face of adversities- ‘So What?’ must be the soul’s response.
The LED wall displayed memorable moments of the children in their journey at Presidency from the
Kindergarten Days which left most of them teary- eyed.
The candle lighting ceremony followed by the oath brought the ceremony to a close.
The assemblage blessed all the graduates at the recessional march. We wish our outgoing students
the very best in life.

Special Assemblies and Celebrations
Valmiki Jayanthi
We celebrated the birth anniversary

of Maharishi Valmiki with all
sanctity and ethos. Valmiki is
revered as the first poet of Sanskrit
Literature and a great sage. He
authored the epic Ramayana.
The celebration saw Bhajans,
kirtans skits and teachings of
Valmiki in all its splendour.
Show no disrespect even when
impelled by desire or anger. People
are as repelled by a liar as they are
of serpents. Lord Valmiki’s life
teaches us that we are not born
good or evil, it is our deeds that
determine our greatness. The
message of this great sage was
reiterated and the relevance of his
teachings in the contemporary
world was impressed upon.

Kannada Rajyotsava
The 68thKannada Rajyotsava was celebrated

with great enthusiasm. The programme
commenced with the Nada Geete Jaya
Bharata Jananiya Tanujate followed by the
various tablaues and dances highlighting the
very essence of the State Festival .Tableau
comprised Kannada mate Bhuvaneshwari
Devi, Ratnatrayas, Jnanapeeta Prashasti
Awardees, Vachanakaras, Dasa Varenyas,
Odeyar, Kitturu Rani Chennamma, Onake
Obavva, Akkamahadevi, Kempegowda,
Sir.M.Vishweshwaraiah etc.
The Yakshagana for Baarisu Kannada

Dimdimava, Hulivesha and dance for mixed
song- Kannada…Romanchanavee Kannada,
Kalladare nanu, Kelisade Kallu Kallinali,
Huttidare Kannada Nadinalli Huttabeku Dance
captured the audience’s attention.

Children’s Day
Children’s Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm, fervour and gusto. Students were
dressed in different hues showcasing the very essence of child hood. The teachers left no
stone unturned to ensure that they made this day memorable for the children with their full
throttle performances on stage. Songs, dances, skits, electrified the stage. The teachers
presented the evergreen tunes of ‘Aao tumhe chaand pe le jayein’,’Nani teri morni’, while the
‘Birdie dance’ had all gyrating. The thunderous applause filled the atmosphere and showers of
blessings, words of thankfulness touched all hearts.
Indeed, a day to reckon with.

Diwali – A Celebration of Lights, Love
and Life!
Presidency School celebrated the
eve of Deepavali with stage
presentations that brought forth the
spiritual victory of light over
darkness, good over evil, and
knowledge over ignorance.
The students also went on a walk to

vantage areas sharing the slogan’ No
to crackers’ and distributing organic
diyas to passers-by.
This act touched hearts of many as
our young representatives
demonstrated that sharing is truly
caring and exhibiting consciousness
to keep our environment safe.

Christmas
The Christmas celebration

brought in glad tidings and
season’s greetings. The
school choir presented the
melodious rendition of
Christmas carols which set
the tone for the festivities.
The little angels of grade 1
enthralled the audience with
the angel dance. A speech
on the story behind
celebrating Christmas was
followed by an energizer
activity that set the holiday
mode on. All the students,
teachers and parents
gyrated to the tunes of the
Chicken dance amidst peals
of laughter.

Sankranthi
A special assembly was conducted to mark the occasion of Sankranti on 11th of January 2024.
Sankranti is a harvest festival celebrated across India with great fervour. The students
showcased this harvest festival in the form of a dance – drama. This included the traditional
celebration methods of Karnataka, and Punjab. The act displayed different dance forms of our
states and presented a vibrant cultural diversity beautifully on stage. The students took part in
the assembly with a great deal of enthusiasm and filled the air with festive spirit

Saluting the Indian Republic Day – 26th January, 2024
Presidency School celebrated the 75th Indian Republic in all its grandeur. The guard of honour
was presented to the Chief Guest Capt Sanghamitra Boreddy (Retd) and Mr.Salman Ahmed
Vice President, Presidency University after which the National Flag was unfurled. The School
theme for the event was Viksit Bharat, Nari at the Helm, in alignment with the School vision.
Dance dramas, rendition of patriotic songs , poignant speeches and tableau of the first Indian
Women , who made a mark of recognition, in their chosen fields formed the essence of the
day. The Chief Guest Capt Sanghamitra Boreddy (Retd) spoke of the changing role of women
in the society and of men as allies to help them achieve their dreams and goals. Nothing is
impossible to one who dares to dream and work towards it. Jai Hind!

Martyrs'
Day
Martyrs’ Day was observed at School in utmost solemnity. The entire School observed a
2- Minute silence as a mark of respect to the Mahatma. The school choir rendered the
Bhajan Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram”. which had become a common feature in the
Mahatma’s prayer meetings. Also, Mahatma Gandhiji’s favourite Bhajan, ‘Vaishnav jan to’
was played on the Digital Media in all classrooms. The School Assistant Head Girl Safiya
shared a glimpse of the life of the Mahatama which embodied the very essence of his
philosophy ‘Truth is God and God is Truth.’

Library Week - Grades 1 to 8
Conducted from 08.01.2024 to 12.01.2024
1. The library week was flagged off with a series of activities laid out for the week, commenced
with a reading pledge during school assembly where in all pledged to make reading a book
the last thing before hitting the bed.
2. Activities
a) Grade 1 and 6 – Book Mark Making, Students designed a bookmark with a quote that
would motivate one to read more.
b) Grade 2 – Dressing up as Favorite Character. The students showcased their creative
imagination by dressing up as their favourite characters who appeared in novels of
different genres
c) Grade 3 – Made a Cover page for their Favorite Book. They designed cover pages that
touched the theme but did not reveal the plot
d) Grade 4 – Twist the Tale: Here Female characters were re-modelled into a male character
to create a new story of Cleopatra; Students of Grade 4 contributed a story with an
unexpected twist in fictional characters and created a new story. This creative writing
turned into a beautiful story, worth publishing.
e) Grade 5 –Students of grade 5 depicted their favourite character and listed out character
traits.
f) Grade 7 – Write a Poem / RAP on ‘Reading’ creativity was at its peak as they made
attempts to bring in the elements required that included cadence tone and performing it.
g) Grade 8 – A new ending to the story “Peter Pan” with the lead character as a Woman,
had them writing different ending for the story Peter Pan, where the lead character was
named as Pretty Pan, Petra Pan, and Pelly Pan to name a few.

3. PSRTN is proud to introduce the budding authors of the school who have written and
published their own books at Bri-Books. These budding authors had a Press Meet with
their classmates and other aspiring authors who discussed about the experience and
the writing journey.
Class &
Sl. No. Name Title of the Book / s
Sec
1. Pets Journey with Me

1 Anaya Shifa Ali 1B
2. The Only Lonely Brownie
2 Arjun Vinod, 3C Arjun’s Dream
3 Rushchika 5D Forgotten Memories
4 Bernis Devina 8D Luna’s Undersea Adventure
5 Pranav Sai 8B Cricket- The Magic Sport
6 Adain Pasha 8A The True Friendship
7 Keerthana K 10A Unlocking Magic

4. DEAR Activity – “Drop Everything and Read” had the whole school reading and must we
say it was a fabulous sight with everyone in the campus reading through the time.

CCA Club Culmination Report-AY-2023-24
The co-curricular activities for grades 1-5 for the academic year 2023-24 culminated with grandeur on
the 14th of February 2024 with Panorama.
The CCA clubs ended with a culminating activity in diverse forms that varied from whisking some quick
chocolate cake pops to the amateur dancers who danced their hearts out as they performed on some
foot tapping music.
The students played their favourite songs on the music recorder as they enthralled the audience. A
thunderous round of applause greeted them. The students of the singing club presented a
mesmerizing song while the junior school band played the tune ‘A Hundred Miles’ on the mouth organ.
The students of the karate club were received their yellow belts and certificates.
The young enthusiasts of the Yoga Club performed asanas and presented synchronized formations.
The students of the Stitch Craft club exhibited their creative work with different styles of stitches. The
participants of the chess club gave a tough challenge to the opponents as they roared ‘Check -Mate’
Students of the calligraphy club were at their creative best as they created beautiful posters using
fonts of different calligraphic styles. The Spell-Bee club had its participants actively immersing
themselves in deciphering worksheets that tested their spelling skills.
Our young ‘Picassos’ were at the best of their imagination as they sketched beautiful pictures,
landscapes, and hand-crafted take aways as memoirs of their participation in the Art Club.
All students had an amazing learning experience in each of these CCA clubs. As they received their
well-deserved certificates, they are looking forward to be a part of the CCA clubs for the next
academic year.

SOF Olympiads 2023-24
PRESIDENCY SCHOOL R T Nagar, Bangalore
INTERNATIONAL GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OLYMPIAD
SL
Student Name Class Result
No.
School Rank 8
1 IRAM FATHIMA 1-A Gold Medal of Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
Zonal, Regional & International
Rank 4
2 RIHAAN ARYA 1-A
Zonal Gold Medal, Distinction Medal
Zonal Excellence Certificate & SPR
Gift worth 1000/-
School Rank 7
3 RUSHANK VIJAYA 1-A Gold Medal of Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
Medal of Distinction
4 ATHARV NAVITH 1-C
Gift worth 500/-
School Rank 1
Rank 3
International Bronze Medal
5 DAANYA SARWAT 1-C Medal of Distinction
Certificate of Outstanding
Performance
Certificate of Distinction & SPR
Gift worth 1000/-

SL
No.
School Rank 6
HANVIKA Medal of Distinction
6 1-C
ATHULURI Certificate of Distinction
School Rank 4
KHADIJAH AHMED
7 1-C Certificate of Distinction
KHAN
Certificate of Zonal Excellence &
SPR
Gift worth 500/-
School Rank 4
MARYAM AHMED
8 1-C Gold Medal of Excellence
KHAN
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 5
PURVIK S
SRIVASTA
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
Rank 3
10 VEDANSHI S 1-C Medal of Distinction
Certificate of Outstanding
Performance
Certificate of Distinction & SPR
Gift worth 1000/-
School Rank 2
MUHAMMAD
11 2-B Gold Medal of Excellence
AAHIL
Certificate & SPR

SL
No.
School Rank 1
12 KHUSHI U 2-C Gold Medal of Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
13 AVANTIKA S 2-D Gold Medal of Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
SHAURYA
PRATAP GOEL
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
SANIA MAHALDAR
15 3-D Gold Medal of Excellence
FAIZAA
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
SYED IBRAHIM
ALI
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
NISCHAL S
GOWDA
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
18 YUNAY P KUMAR 4-D Gold Medal of Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
19 ASHWIN M 5-A Gold Medal of Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
20 GANAVEE D R 5-B Gold Medal of Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
21 GRAHIKA A PATIL 5-E Gold Medal of Excellence
Certificate & SPR

SL
No.
School Rank 3
DITHI HANUMESH
22 6-A Gold Medal of Excellence
NAGUR
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
ARSHIYA AFREEN
SHAIK
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
MOHAMMED
ABUBAKR
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
25 CHERISHA S 7-B Gold Medal of Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
SHREYA
BARBHAYA
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
SYED ABDUL
27 7-E Gold Medal of Excellence
HAFEEZ
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
28 ADITI VINAY 8-B Gold Medal of Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
M SUHANA
FAIZAA
Certificate & SPR
LAGISETTY School Rank 2
30 SUBBARITHWIK 8-D Gold Medal of Excellence
KUMAR Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
PRIYAMVADA
SUNKARA
Certificate & SPR

SL
No.
School Rank 3
32 SYEDA SAFIYYA 9-B Gold Medal of Excellence
Certificate & SPR
SHASHWAT School Rank 1
33 SANDEEP 9-D Gold Medal of Excellence
SONAWANE Certificate & SPR
INTERNATIONAL GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OLYMPIAD

Toppers List for classes 6 to 8
SL
No.
DITHI HANUMESH School Rank 3
1 6-A
NAGUR Gold Medal of Excellence
ARSHIYA AFREEN School Rank 1

2 6-D
SHAIK Gold Medal of Excellence
MOHAMMED School Rank 2

3 6-D
ABUBAKR Gold Medal of Excellence
School Rank 1
5 CHERISHA S 7-B
Gold Medal of Excellence
SHREYA School Rank 3

6 7-D
BARBHAYA Gold Medal of Excellence
SYED ABDUL School Rank 2

7 7-E
HAFEEZ Gold Medal of Excellence
School Rank 1
8 ADITI VINAY 8-B
School Rank 3
9 M SUHANA FAIZAA 8-B
LAGISETTY S School Rank 2

10 8-D
RITHWIK KUMAR Gold Medal of Excellence

INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH OLYMPIAD
Grades 1 to 5
SL
Student Name Class IEO Results
No.
School Rank 1
Gift worth Rs. 1000.0
1 AAIRA ANJUM 1-A International Gold Medal
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
ANAAYAH SHIFA
2 1-A International Gold Medal
ALI
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
FALISHA ANAUM
3 1-A International Gold Medal
SHAHIN
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 4
4 NAKSH P CHAVAN 1-A Gold Medal of Distinction
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
5 RIHAAN ARYA 1-A International Gold Medal
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
6 RUSHANK VIJAYA 1-A
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
7 DAANYA SARWAT 1-C Gold Medal of Distinction
Certificate & SPR

SL No. Student Name Class IEO Results
School Rank 7
MARYAM AHMED
8 1-C Gold Medal of Distinction
KHAN
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
AARUSH SANDEEP
9 1-D Zonal Gold Medal
DHAGE
Zonal Excellence Medal
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 6
10 MAYUKH KIRAN 1-D Gold Medal of Distinction
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
12 DHAKSHITHA R 2-A Gold Medal of Distinction
Certificate & SPR
SAYED School Rank 3
13 MOHAMMED 2-A Gold Medal Excellence
AAQIB Certificate & SPR
School Rank 4
15 HARIKRIT GOPI 2-D Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
16 AADVIK SHARMA 3-A Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
17 RIYA MANJAPPA 3-A Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
SHAURYA PRATAP
18 3-B Gold Medal Excellence
GOEL
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 5
ADITI
19 4-A Gold Medal Excellence
ACHINTALWAR
Certificate & SPR

SL No. Student Name Class IEO Results
School Rank 3
KRITHVIK
GUMMADI
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
KUSHAAN
GUMMADI
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 4
AGASTYA C
TERADAL
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 5
ARHAAN MAHIR
KHAN
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
24 SYED IBRAHIM ALI 4-C Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
NAOMI GRACE
SOLOMON
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
27 GANAVEE D R 5-B Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
28 SAI SAANVI N S 5-C Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR

INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH OLYMPIAD
Grades 6 to 9
SL
Student Name Class IEO Results
No.
School Rank 3
AKSHARA
MUDDULUR
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
AMAAN ABBAS
31 6-C Gold Medal Excellence
ALI
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
ALISHA ANJUM 7-B Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
32
School Rank 3
RASHIKA VIJAYA 7-D Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
34
School Rank 3
RISHABH KAR 8-A Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
35
School Rank 2
Gold Medal Excellence
PRAGNYA
8-D
KONAKANCHI Certificate & SPR
37
School Rank 2
DONAPATI SAI Gold Medal Excellence
9-A
RITHVIKA REDDY
Certificate & SPR
38
School Rank 1
SYEDA SAFIYYA 9-B Gold Medal Excellence

Certificate & SPR
39
School Rank 3
SAMIKSHA N 9-C Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
40

INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS OLYMPIAD
Grades 3 to 9
SL
Student Name Class IMO Results 2nd Level
No.
School Rank 4
HANVITHA G N 3-A Gold Medal Excellence
1 Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
JESMITHA Y 3-A Gold Medal Excellence
2 Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
SHAURYA
3-B Gold Medal Excellence
PRATAP GOEL
3 Certificate & SPR
AYUSH School Rank 3

4-A Gold Medal Excellence
BANERJEE
4 Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
IBRAHIM GHOSH 4-A Gold Medal Excellence
5 Certificate & SPR
IZHAAN
School Rank 6
MOHAMMED 4-A
SULAIMAN
6 Certificate & SPR
SYED IBRAHIM School Rank 1

4-C
ALI Medal of Distinction
7 Certificate & SPR
School Rank 5
PRATYUSHA
4-D Gold Medal Excellence
ROUTRAY
8 Certificate & SPR

Grades 3 to 9
SL
No.
School Rank 4
9 MANISH M 4-D
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 4
10 ARJUN K V 5-B Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
11 DARSHITH B 5-B Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
12 ARUSH SAI K 5-C Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
13 SAI SAANVI N S 5-C Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 5
14 VIDVAN K N 5-C Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
CHAARVI
School Rank 2
15 SANJANA 6-B
KUDUPUDI
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
16 SANNIDHI N 6-B
Certificate & SPR

Grades 3 to 9
SL
No.
School Rank 1
17 AKANKSHA B S 6-D Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 4
18 DAKSHA S 7-C Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
MUGDHA
19 7-C Gold Medal Excellence
MANDAL
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
20 NIKHIL S 7-C Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
SYED ABDUL
21 7-E Gold Medal Excellence
HAFEEZ
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 3
22 ADAIN PASHA 8-A Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
23 PRITAM MAHATO 8-A Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 1
24 SAMIKSHA N 9-C Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR
School Rank 2
25 ASHMITHA R 9-D Gold Medal Excellence
Certificate & SPR

Sports
U-14 Cricket We congratulate the School Coaches
Tournament hosted by Mr. Ghulam and Mr Chandrashekar for their
U-14 Cricket Team
Ambition Sports tireless efforts in shaping the Team.
Association
Presidency School R T Nagar is delighted to share that RUSHCHIKA

A KOPPAL of grade 5 has qualified for the World- Wide Taekwondo
Championship Tournament to be held in Japan next month.
She bagged the silver medal in Taekwondo level-7 at the National
Taekwondo Tournament Raw Combat. We congratulate
RUSHCHIKA A KOPPAL and her parents for this fete. Presidency is
proud of this young girl.
Making a mark in Volley Ball!

The Girls’ Volley Ball Team of
Presidency School R T Nagar made a
mark in this game by being the Runners
Up at the Inter Presidency Sports
Tournament PISKOT. We congratulate
them and also recognise the efforts of
Mr Ramkoti the PE teacher for his
contribution in shaping this new team.
Good going team, this is just the
beginning.
Karnataka State Inter-School Karate Championship hosted by RYUEI RYU RYUHOU KAI
(GIA) Karate Do Kobundo Organisation of India
The students of Presidency School, R. T. Nagar Bengaluru participated in the Karnataka State Inter-
School Karate Championship hosted by RYUEI RYU RYUHOU KAI (GIA) Karate Do Kobundo
Organisation of India on 27th January, 2023 at Delhi Public School, Electronic City Bengaluru.
Congratulations little Champs! This is just the beginning.
Sl. No. Name Grade Result
1. Mohammed Saaqib Saud 5C Gold Medal in Medal in Individual Kumite
2. Ayra Fathima 5C Gold Medal in Medal in Individual Kumite
3. Nikhil Lenon 4D Gold Medal in Individual Kumite
4. Mohammed Adeeb 2D Gold Medal in Individual Kata
5. Abdul Ahad Mohammed 3C Bronze Medal in Individual Kumite
6. Ayush A 5E Silver Medal in Individual Kumite

Department Activities and Competitions
Kannada
Kannada Rajyotsava was celebrated with great
enthusiasm at Presidency School on 2nd and 3rd
November 2023. The joy immersed the campus as the
school was decorated with yellow and red decorations
marking the month-long celebrations. The special
assembly was an enigmatic display of folklore, folk
songs, and traditions descend on stage. The
Yakshagana, Kolata, Janapada Nritya, Kavana Vachana
and the Huli vesha performed by our students had all
mesmerised. The true spirit of being a Kannadiga was
writ large on all faces!
The Kannada Nada Geethe was sung exquisitely in all its
solemnity and gratitude to the State! Procession of
Kannada Rajyotsava was thoughtful. Children were
dressed up like Kannada Tayi Bhuvaneshwari,
RatnaTrayas (Pampa, Ponna, Ranna), Jnanapeeta
Awardees, Dasa Varenyas, Vachanakars’, Shishunala
Shareef, Panchakshari Gavayi, Sir M.V, Sangolli
Rayanna, Kitturu Rani Chennamma, Onake Obavva,
Kempegowda, Krishnadevaraya, Jayachamarajendra
Odeyar, Dr. Rajkumar, Yakshagana artists, Kolata
dancers, Hulivesha, Kannada Alphabets, numbers etc.
Poster was designed with the important places of
Karnataka. In the month of November, various activities
and competitions were conducted. Shishugeethe,
Padabandi, Gayana Spardhe, Sundara Baravanige
Spardhe, Collage Making etc were conducted for primary
level. Nalige Nuli, Kavana Vachana, Katha Spardhe,
Ogatu(Riddles), Chitra Nodi Gade Heli, Vakya Odi
Bhakshya Huduki, Kavana Rachana Spardhe etc were
conducted for Middle and highschool level. These
activities and competitions were aimed to enhance fine
motor skills and creativity among children.
Jai Karnataka Mathe!

Mathematics
“Without mathematics nothing you can do. Everything around you is mathematics. Everything
around you are numbers.” – Shakuntala Devi. Keeping the above quote in mind, various activities
and competitions were organized across the grades as a part of Math month in January 2024.
Grade 1 and 2 activities were based on the number concepts and emphasized on various operations.
Grade 3 and 4 students showcased their calculation skills through the activities. Grade 5 and 6
students did activities which were connected to real life. Grade7 students used their creativity skills to
prepare rap songs and grade 8 students made models of solids and understood the real-life
connections. Grade 9 activity was based on the principle learning by doing. Students did the
verification of various theorems using paper cutouts which helped in improving their critical thinking
skills. Competitions were also planned for grades 1 to 8 through which students combined their
artistic skills with mathematical skills. Also, the competitions measured the accuracy, application, and
time management. These activities and competitions developed an interest in various branches of
Math. Students enthusiastically participated in all events. Overall, it was an enriching experience for
students and teachers.

Computer
There were different Activities and
competitions conducted from Grade 1 to 9.
Draw and Paste pictures of different parts of

the computer, types of machines, create a
collage of different input, output and storage
devices and generations of computer,
Students even created ppts for different topics
given. The middle and high schools students
tried their programming skills in python and
java programming language.
Students of Grade 8 and 9 even participated

in Programming, Minecraft, FIFA competition
conducted in St. Joseph School, DPS and
they won laurels to the school.
Exhibition with the theme ‘Technovation’ was
conducted where the students exhibited their
Artificial intelligence skills, programming,
Robotics etc.

Music
Selection of the choir students was done in the month of June. The choir students were trained for
Special assemblies such as Environment Day, Investiture Program, Independence Day, Mini sports
day, Karnataka Rajyotsava Day, School Annual Day, Christmas assembly, Republic Day & Valedictory
program. The choir was trained to sing in different languages in different voices (harmony). Few
students were trained to play instruments to accompany the choir. During the Co-curricular Club activity
– Students of grades 1& 2 were taught to sing songs, solfège in pitch, rhythm and melody. Students
of grades 3, 4 & 5 were taught to play recorder instrument.

Dance
In the past academic year, the Dance Department saw dynamic changes and we showcased
remarkable performances. The year commenced with the arrival of Rohit R, a new dance teacher,
bringing fresh energy and expertise to the team. The department participated in two notable dance
competitions, securing victory at DPS with a captivating presentation on the theme "Journey of
Cinema" portrayed in an arithmetic progression, and earning second place at NPS with a compelling
performance themed around Vedas and Upanishads. Throughout the year, the stage came alive with
numerous performances during various assemblies, including the inspiring story of Avani, the
celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi through Navadurga, and engaging mime acts, among others. The
pinnacle of the year was the annual day celebrations, featuring two spectacular shows: "Fire and Ice"
for grades 3 to 10 and "Toytonics" for Kindergarten. A total of 35 unique performances enthralled the
audience, with the Toytonics show receiving a standing ovation. The "Fire and Ice" shows were a tour
de force, featuring captivating acts such as an Ariel performance, the bravery of Sangolli Rayanna,
the tragedy of Titanic, the historical significance of Jallianwala Bagh, themes from Dante’s Inferno,
and reflections on the hazards of elements, culminating in a stunning portrayal of Fire vs. Ice.

The Primary Panorama
The second semester of the academic year 2023-2024 started by the last week of October after a
short break. Our students of Grade 1-5 were back with a bang, ready to face the challenges of the
second session. Children settled down quickly and started studies in earnest.
Our curriculum is designed in such a way that all learning happens involving the students from start to
finish. Activity-based, child-centered, integrated method is what we follow here. This method gives no
room for students to find classes boring. Everyday at school offers something new and interesting, this
helps the child to look forward to coming here. Learning is a lifelong process and doing and learning
has a long-lasting effect

Language Arts is a subject that
helps students get a good
command over the English
language. Prose, poetry,
grammar were topics taught
through activities. Phonics at the
lower level is especially
important, sight words and high
frequency words were taught
using phonic patterns wherever
applicable. Grammar topics were
taught in Concentrix circles of
difficulty. They played grammar
games like spotting parts of
speech and sorting parts of
speech into grammar bags were
part and parcel of everyday
learning. Reading programs,
class discussions, poetry writing,
limerick writing, and roleplays
were conducted. PowerPoint
presentations were used in the
classrooms to enhance learning

In languages like Kannada and Hindi, teachers helped our young learners to firstly improve
their listening and speaking skills. Spell checks were conducted to improve their spelling. The
math class is always a lovely place to be in. Children are super excited to learn and develop
new mathematical skills through games, activities, and PowerPoint presentations. Math games
like Snakes and Ladders, Playing with Numbers, were great fun. They enjoyed creating the
Abacus to show the place value of numbers. Songs related to geometrical diagrams help
students enjoy their learning and at the same time understand the concepts well.

In science, topics like Human Body, Adaptation in Animals, The Skeletal System, and Our Green World
were all taught through models, experiments, observations, and recordings. Students used simple
material that was available at home to create lifecycles, habitats, skeletons, and charts to present their
learning. Catchy posters were put up by children about how to save and conserve water and soil

In social studies, children
learnt topics through
PowerPoint presentations,
model-making, project work,
and drawings. The young
learners created projects on
volcanic eruptions, water
harvesting models, and
terrace farming on mountain
slopes. Presentations on the
water footprint, helped
students understand how
much of water was used in
each household and how
much they could save for
future use. In computers
students got involved in the
lab through various activities
- enhancing presentations
programming in scratch,
creating invitation cards,
coding fun, computation
thinking, using a mouse,
and using paint.

Music, Art, and Dance classes were a great attraction for our young children. In the music classes,
vocal exercises, long and short notes, and classical notes were taught. Students learnt to sing a lot
of songs in their regular classes. In the art classes, symmetrical drawings, skills of camouflaging in
animals and insects, pencil shading, coloring concepts, creating textures in artwork, using the
technique of pointillism, and number drawings were taught. Children looked forward to their dance
classes and were eager to master the steps that were taught by the dance teachers.

Children enjoyed their
Physical Education &
Games classes
thoroughly. They learnt the
art of exercising, balancing
techniques, motor skills,
concentration, and other
skills for different types of
games.
Our morning assemblies are also theme-based. Every class gets a chance to put up as many students
so that they can exhibit their talents on this platform. It is the teachers’ responsibility to see that every
student gets a chance to perform. Some of the themes picked up for the second semester were –
“Bringing a Smile on the Face of the Underprivileged”, “Peaceful Living”, “Digital Industries”,
“Ecosystem”, “Food Industry”, “Health Industry”, “Waste Segregation”, “Biodegradable products”.

Special Assemblies are
conducted in order to
celebrate festivals, special
events, and important days
in the school calendar. It is
a celebration time for all at
school as we get together
to celebrate these events.
In the last week of

October, we celebrated
Valmiki Jayanthi and
Halloweens Day. In the
month of November, Diwali
was celebrated with great
pomp and splendor. The
whole campus was
decorated with steamers
and ‘Diya’s’ that added to
the festive look.

Children’s Day was also celebrated in November. This is a day our children wait for as it is their
teachers who put up a show for the students.
Just before closing for the Winter Break, Christmas was celebrated in school by all our children.
Children came dressed in white with a bright red Santa Hat and a smile on their face to celebrate
the occasion this year. Christmas is a season of peace, love, and joy! The school choir sang
beautiful Christmas carols. A pantomime depicting the nativity scene, the Angels Dance, and
finally the rollicking Santas rent the air with laughter through their dance. The whole school joined
together to wish each other the compliments of this wonderful season.

In January, we celebrated Makar Sankranti which symbolizes the harvest season. Speeches, dances,
and songs were presented by our students. A major event in January was the celebration of Republic
Day on the 26th of January. It was celebrated with great fervor and splendor through speeches, dances,
skits, and song

Star of the Week - Every week one
child is selected as “Star of the
Week” who is acknowledged for
his/her achievements. The child gets
a chance to speak to the class on
any topic and interact with teachers,
the child is made to feel important
and special. All children look forward
to this special week since they are
appreciated for what he/she has
done.

Every month we have one
subject highlighted where
students work on two activities
and one competition. The month
of November being the month of
“Kannada Rajyotsava” was
allotted to the Kannada
department. Children of grades
I-V took part in singing Kannada
songs, reciting motivational
poems, word building,
handwriting competitions,
collage making competitions
depicting the culture, art,
heritage, and historical places of
Karnataka.
The month of December

went to the Music
department. The students
of grade I-V had a group
singing competition. The
competition was open to all
students. Every class had
5-6 groups taking part. It
was a tough competition
with each group vying for
the top winning spot. The
participation from all
grades were very high with
almost the entire class
participating.

The month of January belonged to the Math department. Students took part in various activities
and competitions. Activities like “Pretty Smart Mort” where students were able to enhance their
understanding in the concept of equivalent fractions in the form of pizzas, cakes, and cookies.
Sudoku was another activity which allowed the students improve their logical skills,
concentration, and reasoning power. Students of grade IV took part in the “Dragon Race”
competition while the students of grade V worked on an activity, “Around the World” which was to
evaluate the relevance, creativity, and presenting the calculation of the perimeter. “Ducks in a
Row” was another activity in which they calculated the product of decimals. A competition called
“Mandala Mania” was conducted where they presented various patterns to recall geometrical
shapes.

Library Week – At our school students are provided with the right reading environment to create
an effective reading culture. Our young learners are on the right track in becoming avid readers.
The Library Week was a remarkable success which unraveled a plethora of activities and
excitement, with activities like Role Plays, dressing up as characters from various books. The
diversity of characters came to life through colorful costumes and praiseworthy speeches. Artistic
cover pages, bookmarks, story writing, dialogue delivery were all part of the Library Week
celebration. During their regular library classes, students enjoyed reading stories of different
genres from the library and at times reciting a story to their friends.

Subject Enrichment and Art Integration – Under
the Subject Enrichment and Art Integration
students went beyond the classroom to do
research and find out more facts on the topics
learnt in class. The Art Integration project
involved incorporating Art with Math and Social
Science using Art as a tool for understanding and
exploring concepts in these subjects. Different
topics were assigned to each level. The students
produced good projects bringing up their learning
in a useful manner. To mention a few topics –
Project related to the State of Karnataka,
Occupation of People in India, Crops grown in
India focusing on the Northern Fertile Plain,
Calamity and Hope where students conducted
research on Natural Disasters, causes and
precautions to be taken.

Winter Wonderland – The zest
and zeal exhibited by an
enthusiastic crowd of visitors
made our kids carnival a
memorable one. The carnival
was a great hit creating some
magical and memorable
moments. Numerous stalls
were setup, an art and craft
corner, a stall for face painting
and tattoos, and many other
fun activities and enjoyable
games were setup for the
students of grade I and II. The
visitors, teachers and our kids
enjoyed the show thoroughly,
the emotions displayed on their
faces was ample proof that the
winter carnival was a grand
success.
Toytonics – The
students of grade I and
II embarked on a
magical journey where
dreams came to life
with the enchanting
theme “Toytonics”. Our
tiny tots kept the
audience spellbound
with their dance,
drama and musical
performance.

Club Culmination – From sweet cake pops to fierce karate kicks, our CCA Club Culmination for
the year 2023-2024 was a grand showcase of talents. Music, dance, art, craft, spell bee,
stitching, calligraphy, yoga, and many more. Our students stole the spotlight with applause
worthy performances. Cheers to a successful year of learning.

After a hectic session and just before the final exam a little fun, frolic, and enjoyment is necessary
for everyone. Keeping this in mind, the school organized a picnic for all our young learners to the
“Dreamland Resort”. Watching them at their special day out, we could see how much they needed
this break to enjoy with their friends and teachers. They sang, they danced, they went on rides, had
fun in the water, enjoyed the magic show, and played to their hearts content with their friends. It
was a memorable day to cherish in their lives. Well now our students are down to serious study.
Our children are doing their final exams, and we are sure they will come out with flying colors.
We have come to the end of another session and look forward to the summer vacation. We wish
you a restful vacation and hope to see you back in the next academic session.


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Presidency School, R. T.

CA4, HMT Layout, R.T. Nagar, Near R.T.Nagar Police Station

Wishing you all an enjoyable summer,

The kindergarten section of Presidency School R.T.

The tiny tots of K1 were engrossed in fork and blow

The teachers left no stone unturned to

The thunderous applause filled the

Indeed a day to reckon with.

It was indeed a fun filled and colourful day for everyone.

Winter winding was celebrated to

spread happiness all around at the

onset of winter season. The

season was further fun filled by

celebrating festival of Christmas.

The children enjoyed singing

carols and were engaged in

various activities like designing

Christmas trees and making

wonderful paper cup bells. The

spirit of Christmas was visible all-

around kindergarten. Children

learnt to deal with the ongoing

change in life and to make a

smooth transition and adapt it.

Presidency School R.T. Nagar

Nothing could beat the fun and frolic of a

carnival to usher in winter in the most

fantastic way and bring the calendar year to

a close. This carnival was a welcoming

gesture that highlighted the value the school

provides to the community. The supervised

games, rides left parents and children

amazed. Ball pool, Lego Disney house, child

in a bubble, balloon pool, carousel, toy train

were a hit and had children screaming in

glee. Activities included mask making paint

tattoo, nails and braids, fun games and much

The dance team had parents and students

dancing in unison to the most trending

Dr. Suess is a children’s book

author. To honour his contribution to

children’s story books, this was a

celebration of life and works of Dr.

Suess, whose bizarre, colourful,

and zany tales are cherished by

young and old alike. His stories

revolved around fantasy. The story

“What Pet Should I Get” was

selected to be displayed to all the

It was an opportunity to engage

young minds with whimsical stories,

colourful characters, and

Say it loud and proud

Our budding artist from

Festivals like Kannada Rajyotsava, Diwali,

The students of K2 went for a field trip

Students got a chance to feed goats,

They were simply fascinated to see the

The pottery activity turned out to be

With the aim of providing the children

The Camp provided some

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Presidency School R T Nagar presented its