Celebration Event

Christmas: A Time for Joy, Love, and Giving!

Christmas, the season of joy and giving, brings people together to celebrate love, kindness, and the birth of Jesus Christ. Traditions like decorating trees, singing carols, and exchanging gifts remind us of the festival’s warmth and magic.

At UWCEC, the Christmas spirit came alive with vibrant celebrations. The campus featured beautifully themed corners—a nativity scene, a dazzling Christmas tree, a cheerful snowman, and Santa Claus riding his reindeer.

Teachers used engaging presentations to explain the story of Jesus’ birth, helping students connect with the festival’s deeper meaning.
Classroom activities added to the excitement: Nursery students crafted rocking snowmen, Jr. KG made reindeer faces, and Sr. KG created Christmas trees. The highlight of the day was Santa’s visit, as he brought gifts, danced with students, and spread cheer.

The celebration at UWCEC was a joyful blend of creativity, learning, and festive spirit, leaving students with memories to treasure.

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 Celebrates Dussehra with Vibrant Colors and Joyful Spirits

UWCEC celebrated Dussehra with immense enthusiasm and fervor, engaging students from Sr. KG, Jr. KG, and Nursery in a variety of creative activities that showcased their artistic talents and cultural spirit.

Dressed in traditional Navratri attire, the students contributed to the festive atmosphere. Teachers presented the significance of the festival through informative PowerPoint presentations and story videos, helping students understand its cultural importance.

The children crafted colorful Ravan puppets, depicting the mythical king of Lanka from the Ramayana, using paper, cardboard, and other craft materials. Meanwhile, Nursery students created vibrant drawings of Goddess Durga Mata, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil.

The school’s stage transformed into a lively dance floor as students and teachers participated in a spirited Dandiya session, a traditional Gujarati folk dance. The energetic beats and colorful costumes created an electrifying ambiance that filled everyone’s hearts with joy.

UWCEC’s Dussehra celebration was a resounding success, brimming with creativity, color, and community spirit. This event not only reinforced the importance of cultural heritage but also fostered teamwork and camaraderie among students. Such celebrations play a vital role in shaping the students’ personalities and values as they grow and learn.

Celebrating Gandhi Jayanti at UWCEC!

Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated to mark the birth anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who was famously known as Mahatma Gandhi. Preschools play a vital role in instilling the values of peace, non-violence and simplicity in young minds.

Keeping this in mind, our students were explained about Gandhi Jayanti at UWCEC. They learned the values and principles that he stood for like non-violence, truth and social justice through a powerpoint shown to them.

They were made to realize that each one of us has the power to make a difference by embracing the values that he stood for his entire life.

Teachers had planned various activities related to Mahatma Gandhi. The Nursery students made Gandhiji’s round spectacles out of paper, the Junior Kg. students colored Gandhiji’s picture and the Sr.kg. students colored templates of the charkha and the national flag.

The students learned the values of Mahatma Gandhi through these activities and  understood the importance of simple living and high thinking.

What children need most are the essentials that grandparents provide in abundance. They give unconditional love, kindness, patience, humour and comfort. They teach their children and grandchildren valuable life lessons like respecting others, helping people in need, moral and cultural values, etc. They are like warm sunshine in the garden of our lives, spreading love, wisdom, and joy.

To pay gratitude and to cherish the love and affection showered by our elders, UWCEC organized a Grandparents’ Day celebration with great enthusiasm. The stage was decorated with pictures of grandparents and grandchildren. There was music played in the background to welcome all Grandparents and they were given a beautiful butterfly badge.

The teachers had organized an activity where the grandparents and grandchildren together made puppets that symbolised grandparents. We could see the students guiding their grandpa and grandma to complete the activity. This was followed by a fun game of “glass pyramid ” which the grandparents enjoyed a lot. Winners were given gifts.

The grandparents shared their feedback about the event by pasting smiley faces on the feedback board. They also shared their experience with the UWCEC family. To cherish the memory of the event all grandparents took selfies at the selfie point. It was a day full of warmth, emotions and love and each face had a beautiful smile on it.

Founder’s Day Celebrated at UWCEC!

Founder’s Day holds a special place in a school’s calendar, marking a time to honor the visionary who laid its foundation. On September 3rd, UWCEC joyfully celebrated Founder’s Day, paying tribute to Mrs. Suman Datta, whose dedication and foresight brought this excellent institution into existence. Without her, this school—known for its quality education—would not be what it is today.

The celebration began with a heartwarming PowerPoint presentation, introducing the students to Mrs. Summan Datta Ma’am. Her life and values—cantered around compassion, wisdom, and courage—were highlighted, reminding everyone of the principles she upheld in creating this institution.

The students enthusiastically welcomed her with a special birthday song, filling the atmosphere with excitement and joy. They also presented Ma’am with a handmade greeting card and a bouquet, expressing their heartfelt wishes and gratitude. The staff members joined in, gifting her a beautiful bouquet of lilies, a token of their appreciation for her tireless work and commitment to the school.

The celebration concluded on a sweet note, as students and staff were treated to a cake, ending the day on a high note of joy and unity.

UWCEC Kids Celebrate Gratitude with Joy!

The children of UWCEC recently came together for a heart-warming celebration of gratitude, engaging in activities that fostered appreciation and thankfulness. The event was filled with joy as the young students participated in various creative expressions of gratitude, including:

• Crafting a colourful gratitude chain
• Making gratitude flower cards
• Sharing in a gratitude circle, where they acknowledged the positive qualities and actions of their peers

Through these activities, the children learned that gratitude is a powerful tool for cultivating happiness and well-being. They discovered the joy of focusing on what they’re thankful for, whether it’s family, friends, pets, or favourite foods.

One child joyfully exclaimed, “I’m grateful for my friends, family, and ice cream!” Another added, “I’m thankful for my teachers, who help me learn and grow!”

The celebration served as a heart-warming reminder that even young minds can grasp and appreciate the value of gratitude. It was a day filled with smiles and positive energy, leaving a lasting impression on the students and reinforcing the importance of being thankful in their everyday lives.