events

On 25th July, Jesus School for Excellence organized a delightful Clay Modelling Competition in the Kinderworld wing. The event encouraged creativity and fine motor skills among our tiny tots.
Themes by Class:
Pre-KG – Flowers
Junior KG – Vegetables
Senior KG – Under the Sea
The young participants showcased colourful and imaginative clay models with great enthusiasm. Mrs. Prema served as the judge, evaluating the entries based on creativity, neatness, and theme relevance.
A big thank you to Mrs. Prema for her valuable judgment, to KG Head Mrs. Vidhya for her smooth coordination, and to all teachers and parents for their dedicated support in making this event a great success!

The Kindergarten block of [Jesus School] transformed into an imaginative travel zone on 18th July 2025, as part of the exciting Fly to Fantasy Day celebration. The event was meticulously designed to offer a real-time airport experience to our tiny tots, blending fun with experiential learning.
To recreate the essence of air travel, the KG area was set up with multiple zones such as:
Welcome Point
Boarding Point
Boarding Lounge
Aeroplane Cabin complete with seats and seat belts
Every detail was thoughtfully curated to give the children a realistic and immersive flying experience. From ticket checks to boarding announcements, students walked through the entire process of airport travel with wide-eyed enthusiasm.

Adding charm and authenticity to the experience, the teachers enthusiastically dressed up as air hostesses and crew members, gracefully performing various airport duties such as welcoming passengers, helping with boarding, demonstrating seatbelt safety, and even serving imaginary snacks onboard!

The children, thrilled by the unique setup, participated eagerly and learned about travel protocols, safety, and the joy of flying—all through play and role enactment.
Fly to Fantasy Day was a grand success, leaving both the children and the staff with delightful memories of a day where learning truly took flight.

On 14th July 2025, Kinder World Jesus School for Excellence joyfully celebrated Square Day as part of our ongoing efforts to integrate fun and creativity into early learning.
The event was designed to introduce and reinforce the concept of shapes, particularly the square, among our kinder world students in an engaging and interactive manner. The day was filled with vibrant activities, decorations, and learning experiences centered around the square shape.
The children thoroughly enjoyed the celebration, participating with excitement and enthusiasm. The day successfully combined play-based learning with core early childhood concepts, reinforcing shape recognition, fine motor skills, and teamwork.

On 10th July, our school celebrated “Magic of Poet Day” with great enthusiasm. Students were asked to dress up as famous poets, and they participated excitedly by wearing creative costumes that matched the poets they represented.
Along with their attire, they narrated short stories about the lives and contributions of those poets. Some students also recited well-known poems written by the poets they portrayed, adding emotion and depth to their performance.
The entire event turned into a lively and educational experience, helping students express their creativity while gaining knowledge about literary legends. It was truly a memorable celebration that brought out the magic of poetry in a joyful way.

On the 10th of July, our school joyfully celebrated Community Helpers Day with great enthusiasm and participation from all the children. The celebration aimed to honor the valuable services rendered by different professionals in our society and to help children understand their roles better.
Students from all grades came dressed as various community helpers such as doctors, firefighters, police officers, teachers, farmers, chefs, nurses, and more. It was heartwarming to witness the effort and creativity put into each costume, reflecting the essence of each profession.
The event commenced with a colorful rally, beginning from the Kindergarten block and proceeding through the entire school premises. The rally concluded at the Mother Teresa Auditorium, where further activities were held.

The children were then segregated according to their portrayed community helper roles. Each group had a chance to present a short speech or dialogue, confidently expressing the significance of their chosen profession. It was delightful to see the young ones perform with such enthusiasm, clarity, and pride.

The celebration not only provided a fun and educational experience for the students but also instilled respect and appreciation for the countless individuals who contribute to society every day.
The day ended on a joyful note, leaving smiles on every face and a deeper understanding in every heart.

“Don’t throw it away—create something beautiful today!”
Inspired by this, we the Middle School celebrated the “Zero Waste Day” in our school. We had an expo of Art from Waste, as it is a fun and creative way to show how we can reuse old and unused materials to make something new and useful. This activity encouraged our students to think creatively, care for the environment, and learn the importance of recycling. From plastic bottles and newspapers to broken CDs and cardboard boxes—every piece of waste has the power to become art!
This was witnessed in our expo.
Let’s turn waste into wonder and show the world how little things can make a big differences.

Student Council 2025-2026

World Environment Day Celebration – Middle Wing
Theme: “Beat Plastic Pollution”
On June 5th, the Middle Wing of our school observed World Environment Day with a series of thoughtful and engaging activities aligned with the global theme “ Beat Plastic Pollution.” Students presented an impactful skit and role play highlighting the 3Rs – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – and participated in a symbolic seed-sowing activity to promote sustainability.
The programme concluded with an environmental pledge, reinforcing the importance of adopting eco-friendly practices.
We invite you to have a glimpse of the celebration through the video shared below.

Road Safety Day was observed in our school on June 5, 2025, to promote safe commuting practices among students. A live demo using the school bus highlighted how to wait, board, and get down safely. Students were instructed to speak only in English on the bus, avoid moving or playing while it’s in motion, and never put their hands or heads outside. Road-crossing rules and key do’s and don’ts were also explained. The session was effectively led by our Vice Principal and Principal, making it a valuable learning experience.