UWCEC Celebrates Children’s Day with Fun, Learning, and Magic
Children’s Day at UWCEC was a memorable mix of fun, learning, and wonder. The event, which aimed to celebrate the innocence and joy of childhood, kept students engaged with a range of educational and entertaining activities.
The day kicked off with an interactive presentation by teachers, explaining the significance of Children’s Day. Using bright visuals and simple facts, they shared the history behind the day, introduced Chacha Nehru, and explained his love for children. The engaging PowerPoint made learning both fun and informative for the young audience.
Next, teachers led a series of team-building games that encouraged students to bond, collaborate, and have fun together. These activities not only fostered teamwork but also created lasting memories.
The highlight of the day was a captivating magic show. Children watched in awe as the magician performed stunning tricks, from vanishing objects to colorful illusions. Their excitement filled the air as they cheered and tried to unravel the mysteries behind each act.
To wrap up the celebration, students enjoyed a special treat—a screening of popular cartoon movies and a delicious chocolate cake. The children gathered around, laughing and clapping at their favorite animated characters, making it the perfect ending to a joyous day.
This year’s Children’s Day at UWCEC was a true celebration of childhood, blending learning, creativity, and pure fun. With big smiles and full hearts, the children left with unforgettable memories of a day filled with laughter, magic, and adventure.
UWCEC wishes all A Very Happy Children’s Day !
UWCEC wishes all A Very Happy Children's Day !
“UWCEC Hosts an Engaging School Tour for Nursery Students, Creating a Warm Welcome”
"UWCEC Hosts an Engaging School Tour for Nursery Students, Creating a Warm Welcome"
“UWCEC Hosts an Engaging School Tour for Nursery Students, Creating a Warm Welcome”
Starting school is a major milestone for young children, filled with excitement and a touch of nervousness. To make this transition smooth and enjoyable, UWCEC recently organized an engaging school tour for its nursery students, introducing them to the school’s facilities, staff, and routines in a friendly, hands-on way.
The tour began at the school gate, where the little ones met the security guards and learned about their role in keeping the campus safe. Next, they visited the play park area, where teachers explained the various play equipment and emphasized safety rules to follow while having fun. At the parking zone, the children got a glimpse of how vehicles are organized, and they were introduced to basic parking etiquette for two-wheelers and four-wheelers.
Moving on, the children explored key spaces like the computer lab, classrooms, and the music and story room. In each area, teachers shared the purpose of the room, explaining how these spaces contribute to their learning and growth. The students’ curiosity was evident as they absorbed the sights and sounds of their new surroundings, gaining confidence and excitement about their school experience.
This well-organized tour not only familiarized the children with UWCEC’s environment but also gave them a sense of belonging and comfort. By experiencing each room and meeting friendly faces, the nursery students took their first steps towards becoming enthusiastic, confident learners. The tour was a thoughtful and heartwarming way to help young students feel at home in their new school, setting a strong foundation for a positive start to their educational journey.
“UWCEC Nursery Fancy Dress Competition Unleashes Creativity and Confidence in Young Students”
"UWCEC Nursery Fancy Dress Competition Unleashes Creativity and Confidence in Young Students"
“UWCEC Nursery Fancy Dress Competition Unleashes Creativity and Confidence in Young Students”
The Nursery Fancy Dress Competition at UWCEC was a delightful event that went beyond costumes and creativity, inspiring young students to step into the spotlight and express themselves with confidence. This year’s theme, “Cartoons and Superheroes,” brought beloved characters to life, creating a vibrant atmosphere filled with excitement and joy.
Dressed as their favorite characters, the students took to the runway with pride, showcasing their colorful costumes and imaginative interpretations. Each child confidently delivered a few lines about the character they embodied, adding a personal touch to their performance and bringing smiles to the audience. The thrill of dressing up in costumes they adored filled the children with happiness, making the experience truly special.
The competition was more than just fun; it provided invaluable learning opportunities. By participating, the students overcame stage fright, practiced public speaking, and developed essential communication skills. This experience helped nurture self-esteem and encouraged self-expression in a supportive environment, giving students a strong foundation for personal growth.
The UWCEC Fancy Dress Competition demonstrated that activities like these are not only entertaining but also empower children with skills they will carry forward in life, making it a memorable event that truly celebrated creativity and confidence.
Fostering Growth Through Engaging Outdoor Activities
The pre-primary years are vital for a child’s overall development, laying the foundation for physical, social, and cognitive skills. At UWCEC, our Senior Kindergarten students are immersing themselves in a variety of outdoor activities that promote not only physical development but also teamwork, creativity, and social interaction.
These activities are thoughtfully designed to enhance gross motor skills, coordination, and balance while reinforcing essential concepts like numbers and action words. As children climb, run, and play, they learn to count, recognize numbers, and collaborate with peers, fostering a sense of community and belonging.
The impact of these outdoor experiences is profound. They boost focus, ignite curiosity, and nurture creativity, all while filling childhood with joy and excitement. Let’s continue to prioritize outdoor play, ensuring our children grow up strong, confident, and ready for the world.