Ganpati Making Workshop At UWCEC
Ganpati Making Workshop At UWCEC
A joyful Ganpati Idol Making Workshop was organized for our preschoolers to blend culture, creativity and care for the environment.
During the workshop, children received wet Shadu Mati clay. They learned to knead it softly, and mould it into different parts – the head, trunk, ears and body and then gently rejoin them to give Bappa a beautiful form.
It was much more than art. While working with the clay, their fine motor skills, concentration, listening and observation skills were greatly polished. The children learned to work with delicate hands, with patience and love, to make their Ganpati idol look beautiful and cute.
With the guidance of their teachers, the children made their own cute Ganpati Bappas and carried them home safely in containers. The happiness on their faces while holding their own Bappa was truly priceless.
Janmashtami Celebration at UWCEC
*Janmashtami Celebration at UWCEC*
Janmashtami, the divine birth anniversary of Lord Krishna, was celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm at UWCEC School on 4th September, 2026.
Children came dressed as Radha and Krishna. The stage was adorned with a vibrant Janmashtami backdrop. Teachers beautifully enacted the story of Lord Krishna’s birth, followed by a joyful dance performance and Dahi Handi ceremony. The children danced to Govinda songs and broke the beautifully decorated matka.
The celebration concluded with a charming ramp walk where little ones proudly flaunted their attire.
The true spirit of Janmashtami came alive at UWCEC.
Threads and bonds at UWCEC
Threads and bonds at UWCEC
Raksha Bandhan, the beautiful festival that celebrates the bond of love between brothers and sisters, was celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy at UWCEC. Our tiny tots came dressed in vibrant traditional attire, adding colour and festivity to the day.
The celebration began with creative activities. The Nursery children enjoyed colouring in a beautiful Rakhi worksheet, while the Jr. KG and Sr. KG children showcased their creativity by making adorable Rakhis featuring their favourite cartoon character – Mickey Mouse.
Their little hands worked diligently, filling the Rakhis with bright colours and love.
The teachers explained the significance of the festival to the children through an engaging PPT presentation, adding a meaningful touch to the celebration. The children tied Rakhis to plants, learning the important lesson of nurturing and protecting nature, just like they protect their siblings. In a heart-warming gesture, they also tied Rakhis to our bus uncles as a mark of gratitude and respect, which brought big smiles and warm blessings.
The Raksha Bandhan celebration at UWCEC was not just about rituals, but about inculcating values of love, kindness, gratitude and responsibility. It was a day filled with joy, creativity and lifelong lessons.
Republic Day Celebration at UWCEC
Republic Day Celebration at UWCEC
Celebrating Republic Day in preschool helps children understand India’s democratic values and national pride. It’s a fun way to introduce them to India’s history and freedom struggle through activities like crafts, singing patriotic songs and dressing up as freedom fighters.
UWCEC celebrated Republic Day with great enthusiasm and creativity. Children came dressed as different freedom fighters.
The Nursery students made tri-color caps and coloured a worksheet of the flag, the JrKg students made tri-color badges and flags, while the SrKg students had a fancy dress competition. The event was a vibrant blend of learning, creativity, and patriotism, with kids enjoying special tri-color food in their tiffins.
Students were explained about our constitution, diversity of our nation and about our national flag and national anthem through a power point presentation.
The singing group of UWCEC also sang the song ‘Mera Joota hai japani’. The celebration left everyone smiling and full of a sense of nation