• Read more about RAKSHA BANDHAN

To celebrate Raksha Bandhan we invited some children from the NGO- IPER. Our kids tied Rakhi on them . Then there was a dance and song performance and some children also recited poems . Everybody thoroughly enjoyed the program. The main idea of this celebration was to convey to the children that Raksha Bandhan is not only a bonding between a brother and sister rather it is much more than that. We can put a Rakhi on any person we like to, be it your mother, father, teacher or your friend with a promise that we will always stand by each other and be together in all times.

• Read more about JANMASTHAMI

Janmashtami was celebrated with great pomp and joy by the students of Birla High School-Mukundapur. Baby Krishna was kept on the cradle and students got an opportunity to rock the cradle which delighted them. Also students were dressed up as Lord Krishna playing the flute. The story of Lord Krishna trying to reach the pot of butter tied on the ceiling was depicted. The school choir sang devotional songs in praise of the Lord.

• Read more about ASIAN GAMES

The Physical Education teacher took the initiative of creating an ambience of the 18th Asian Games hosted in Indonesia. Students played various games and commemorated the closing ceremony by playing inter-house kabaddi.

• Read more about JOY OF GIVING

Our students celebrated “Daan Utsav” from 2nd October to 8th October by spreading smiles amongst senior section of the society as well as with the masons and workers who are toiling laboriously to complete the construction of our own Birla High School-Mukundapur. . In this way we promoted Acts of Kindness which go beyond the boundaries of any culture, class or creed thereby nurturing an environment that will actualize global citizenship.

• Read more about INTER-HOUSE DRAWING CONTEST

On 10th October all the students participated in the Inter-House Drawing Contest. They were all seated in the cafetaria to unleash their creativity. The topic of the contest was Festival. The following candidates emerged as winners-- Aarna Gupta of Ashok House Kairavi Basu of Shivaji House Akshaj Banik of Tagore House. All 3 students were from Class II.

• Read more about YOGA SESSION

Students demonstrated few yoga postures in the morning assembly which would keep themselves fit during the festive season.

• Read more about DURGA PUJA

The students of Birla High School-Mukundapur showcased the victory of Good over evil through a skit entitled Mahisasur Mardini.

• Read more about INQUIZITIVE 2018

In order to implant a quizzing habit at an early stage, BHS Mukundapur arranged an inter-house quiz competition 'INQUIZITIVE 2018' on Wednesday, 21 Nov 2018. 4 teams from Shivaji House, Tagore House, Netaji House and Ashok House participated in the quiz. Each team had 4 members from class I and II. At the end of 4 rounds of Q&A, Netaji House came out as the winners. 4 teams, 4 rounds of intense quizzing and a day full of fun!

• Read more about SPELLEBRITIES

No matter how much we hate learning SPELLINGS, we can’t do without them. To ensure our students learn spellings the fun way, we at BHSM organized SPELLEBRITIES 2018. 4 teams from the BLUE, GREEN, RED and YELLOW house participated in this fun competition. Each team had 4 participants and Team BLUE was the proud winners. 4 teams, 5 rounds of intense quizzing, an exciting tiebreaker round and loads of fun!

• Read more about CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

To welcome Baby Jesus and mark the beginning of the Holiday season, we staged our very own Christmas Nativity play! The celebrations started with a musical choir singing Silent Night as the adorable Joseph and Mary carried their baby lovingly to the manger. Surrounded by lovely angels, happy shepherds and 3 cute kings, the ambience was that of fun and laughter and also nostalgia. But how can any Christmas celebration be complete without our favourite, Santa Claus? So, when the choir sang ‘Jingle Bells Jingle Bells’, there came Santa ringing his happy bell and laughing Ho! Ho! Ho!!