Honourable Director Sir, Shri Somesh Rishi Pathak, and esteemed Principal Ma’am, Ms. Rooma Pathak, had the honour of attending the Diwali Dinner hosted by Sh. Hardeep Singh Puri Ji, Hon’ble Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, and Smt. Lakshmi Puri Ji, at their residence.

This grand celebration, graced by several dignitaries and distinguished guests, became a truly memorable evening filled with the warmth of festivity and soulful melodies by the renowned singer Harshdeep Kaur.

The gathering beautifully reflected the spirit of Diwali — unity, joy, and the triumph of light over darkness.

The Pre-Primary Department celebrated Deepawali Utsav with great enthusiasm on 17 October 2025. Students actively participated in festive craft activities—L.K.G. students made diyas, U.K.G. decorated candles, Grade 1 prepared paper candles, and Grade 2 created paper lanterns using glitter sheets. The school corridors were beautifully decorated, and a vibrant flower rangoli was made by students and teachers.

A special Garba event, Garba on the Floor, was organized where students joyfully danced to traditional music. They also took part in the worship of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha, invoking blessings for prosperity and happiness.

To promote environmental awareness, students took a pledge to say 'No' to crackers and watched an educational video highlighting the harmful effects of firecrackers.

Through these engaging activities, students not only learnt about the cultural significance of Diwali, consequences of burning crackers, the importance of celebrating a green Diwali and  also expressed their creativity, and developed a spirit of teamwork, celebration, and responsibility toward the environment.

Students of Eco club participated in a rally spreading the message “Say No to Crackers” on Saturday, 18 October 2025.

They carried posters and raised slogans to create awareness about the harmful effects of firecrackers on health and the environment. The rally not only enhanced students’ sense of responsibility but also reinforced the school’s commitment to environmental conservation.

“Let’s light up lives, not skies with smoke!”

With this beautiful thought, MMPians welcomed the festival of lights with a special celebration on 17th October 2025 that echoed the message of harmony of festivity with responsibility.

During assembly, students presented a lively skit and an energetic dance performance depicting the eternal victory of good over evil. Heartfelt speeches and soulful poems inspired everyone to celebrate Diwali by spreading light through love, compassion, and sustainable choices rather than fireworks.

Engaging short films over interactive panels in classrooms further reinforced the idea of a cracker-free Diwali. Hands-on diya-making and wall-hanging activities allowed students to express their creativity and cherish the charm of traditional handmade art. The classrooms were beautifully decorated with colourful diyas, rangolis, paper lanterns, and eco-friendly crafts, transforming every corner into a radiant celebration of joy and togetherness.

The event truly captured the essence of Diwali—spreading happiness, peace, and positivity while nurturing our planet.

To celebrate the festival of Diwali with colours, creativity, and cheer, the school organized an Inter-House Rangoli Making Competition on 17th October 2025.

Students from all four houses participated with great enthusiasm, designing vibrant and eco-friendly rangolis that beautifully captured the essence of the festival. Hon’ble Principal Ma’am, Ms. Rooma Pathak, appreciated the participants for their artistic expression and festive zeal. Dahlia House bagged the first position, Lily and Tulip Houses shared the second place, while Rose House secured the third position.

The event added splendour to the Diwali celebrations, spreading the message of joy, colour, and togetherness.

Students of Class IV participated in a Flameless Cooking Activity held on 17 October 2025 where they prepared colourful laddoos as an offering to God on the occasion of Diwali.

The young chefs used simple, safe ingredients to make laddoos of different colours without using fire. Their creativity, devotion, and enthusiasm filled the classroom with festive cheer and sweet aromas.

The activity beautifully blended fun, faith, and learning, teaching students the joy of cooking with love and offering it with devotion.

To enhance daily life skills, a Life Skills Activity on Flattening of Flour Dough using a rolling pin was organized for Grades I and II on 14th October 2025. Students actively participated and enjoyed the hands-on experience. They learnt how to use a rolling pin and rolling board to flatten dough, gaining practical knowledge. This activity helped them to develop their fine motor skills and coordination. Most importantly, it instilled a sense of independence and confidence in performing simple household tasks.

On 14th October 2025, the L.K.G. students celebrated Brown Colour Day with great enthusiasm. They came dressed in brown outfits and brought brown-coloured toys or objects from home. Students confidently spoke a few lines about their item, it helped them in improving their speaking skills, vocabulary and confidence. Through this fun and interactive activity, they also successfully learnt to identify the brown colour.

“शिक्षा मन का पौधा है, कविता उसकी पहली किरण।”

9 अक्टूबर 2025 को एल.के.जी.  के छात्रों के लिए आयोजित “हिंदी-कविता वाचन प्रतियोगिता” में बच्चों ने रंगीन और मनमोहक प्रॉप्स के साथ कविताएँ प्रस्तुत कीं। इस अनुभव से उनका आत्मविश्वास बढ़ा, नए शब्दों से उनकी भाषा समृद्ध हुई और मंच पर बोलने का अवसर मिला। खेल-खेल में सीखने की प्रक्रिया ने शिक्षा को आनंदमय बना दिया।

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प्रथम स्थान - आयुष्मान घाटा

द्वितीय स्थान -  तनिष्क जिदानी

तृतीय स्थान - अथर्व रावत

An engaging life skill activity was conducted for the students of L.K.G. and U.K.G. on 8th October 2025. The students learnt to fold their clothes neatly. The activity created an atmosphere of fun and excitement as children actively participated and followed each step with interest. Through this enjoyable experience, students gained an essential daily life skill — folding their clothes — in a fun and meaningful way.