On occasion of World Health Day, Healthy Monday was observed on 07/04/2025.
Indian Education Society's Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya Organizes Special Movie Screening for Students on 19/3/25
In an effort to inspire students and promote valuable life lessons, Indian Education Society's Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya arranged a special screening of the movie "Chavva" for its students, free of cost. This initiative aimed to educate students about the remarkable lives and values of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj.
The auditorium resonated with patriotic fervor as students of Indian Education Society's Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya enthusiastically watched the movie "Chavva". This special screening was organized to educate students about the life and values of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Students were dressed in traditional attire inspired by Shivaji Maharaj, adding to the festive atmosphere. The theatre echoed with chants of "Shivgarjana" and "Jay Bhavani, Jay Shivaji", as students immersed themselves in the spirit of Swaraj.
The event was a resounding success, with students taking away valuable lessons about the importance of self-rule, bravery, and leadership. The school's efforts to inspire patriotism and national pride among its students were evident in the enthusiasm and energy displayed by the students throughout the event.
On 17/3/25. Market activity was conducted in the school to give practical experience of Market to the students.
We arranged this activity in Activity Hall with Twenty students vendors. Class IV students were vendors and Class I to III students were the customers. The objective was to make students aware with Practical Application of Economics, Entrepreneurial Skills and Teamwork and Collaboration. Market activity in schools provided students with valuable life skills that go beyond academics, preparing them for the practical realities of the world outside the classroom.
On Saturday 15 March 2025, Students of Std-6th from IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya along with Incharge Mrs. Minal Attarde Madam and class teachers Mrs Manasi Pashate and Mrs Sweta Sumbhe visited Jeevan Savardhan Foundation’s Anathashram, home for orphanage children in Maskal, Titwala. This is an independent Orphanage home run by Mr. Sadashiv Chavan. The group organized a small event to interact with the children, including a storytelling and singing session, art activities, and a group discussion. The children seemed to enjoy these activities and showed a great deal of creativity and enthusiasm. Caretakers offers everyone Chhas’ and shows gratitude.
The visit to the orphanage was an eye-opening experience. It not only shed light on the needs of the children but also demonstrated the incredible resilience and strength they possess despite their circumstances. There is a clear need for further support, both in terms of financial donations and volunteers. Our team left with a deeper understanding of the orphanage’s challenges.
IES GNV conducted holy a religious activity in the schools in a meaningful way to foster a sense of spirituality, community, and respect for diverse traditions. School arranged Holy pyramid in the school ground. Teachers asked each student to write their negatives trait and burn into Holika fire. We also, ensured that this activity should be inclusive, respectful of various beliefs, and in line with the school’s policies and local regulations. The objective was to play a crucial role in shaping students' moral and adapting positivity. These activities improve a sense of discipline, respect, and mindfulness, which can greatly influence students' behavior and character. Teachers applied some colours on the face of the students.
Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya organized a spectacular Science Day celebration on February 28th, showcasing the spirit of curiosity and learning among students. The event featured students dressing up as renowned scientists, highlighting figures such as Homi Bhabha, C.V. Raman, and Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. Each student presented engaging skits that offered insights into the significant contributions and inventions of these great minds, complemented by informative models to illustrate their work.
The day was further enriched with an interactive quiz that tested students' knowledge of scientific concepts and discoveries, fostering a competitive yet collaborative atmosphere. Students from Std III and Std IV took center stage with their delightful demonstrations of simple experiments, showcasing fundamental scientific properties and principles in a fun and engaging manner.
This event not only celebrated the achievements of Indian scientists but also inspired a scientific attitude among the students, encouraging them to explore, question, and innovate. Overall, Science Day at Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya was a tremendous success, igniting a passion for science in the hearts of young learners.
On February 27, 2024, the students enthusiastically engaged in the celebrations for Marathi Bhasha Din, showcasing their love for the Marathi language and culture. The event featured heartfelt recitations of renowned poems, allowing students to express their admiration for literary works in the Marathi tradition. In addition, they performed a variety of Marathi songs, including Bhakti Geet, Balgeet, Gavalan, and Powadas, each reflecting the rich tapestry of Maharashtra's cultural heritage.
The celebration also included vibrant dance performances to Maharashtra Geet, inviting the audience to join in the spirit of unity and joy. Throughout the program, the significance of Marathi Diwas was articulated, highlighting the importance of the Marathi language in preserving the state's identity and history. The students’ enthusiastic participation was evident, as they not only demonstrated their talents but also deepened their appreciation for their linguistic roots, making the event a memorable showcase of Maharashtra's cultural pride.
Shiv Jayanti was celebrated on February 18, 2025, with great enthusiasm and fervor. The atmosphere was electrifying as the spirit of Shivaji Maharaj came alive through the celebration. The corridors echoed with the powerful chants of “Har Har Mahadev,” creating an atmosphere filled with reverence and pride.
The talented Miss Vidula Chavan led a heartfelt rendition of the Aarti dedicated to Shivba, filling the air with divine melodies that honor the legacy of the great warrior king. Students enthusiastically participated in the festivities, sharing fascinating insights about the various forts associated with Shivaji Maharaj, showcasing the rich history and valor of our heritage.
Highlighting the event, the students of Std IV performed a stirring Powada, recounting the valiant tales of Shivaji Maharaj. Their passion and enthusiasm captivated the audience, reminding everyone of the indomitable spirit of our beloved king. The celebration was not just a tribute; it was a homage to the remarkable legacy of Shivaji Maharaj, inspiring generations to come.
Annual sports event began by taking the oath, parade of the house flag bearers and the torch. The day began with the different games and the sports fever continued for three days. On 29th January the Annual Sports event was concluded by the Annual Sports prize Distribution. The Guest Mr. Vinyak Koli gave away the prizes to all the winners.
Different individual and group games were designed to cater to different aspects of development, ensuring that all students had the opportunity to excel and gain recognition. The event was a resounding success, filled with laughter, joy, and a spirit of camaraderie. The students, regardless of the awards, left with cherished memories and a sense of accomplishment, having enjoyed a day filled with fun and learning.
Republic Day was celebrated in our school with great pomp, zeal, and enthusiasm on 26th January on our school ground. The event began with the hoisting of the national flag by the students, Master Mayank Wani and Master Avishkar Ahire, who earned scholarships for their outstanding achievements in Class VIII and Class V, respectively, and were also recognized as the school toppers.
The highlight of the celebration was the vibrant parade, which showcased the discipline and dedication of our students. The program also featured mesmerizing dance performances, soulful renditions of patriotic songs, and inspiring speeches about our freedom fighters. Additionally, the students presented a well-coordinated drill, symbolizing unity and teamwork.
The atmosphere was charged with patriotism, and everyone left feeling proud and joyful, truly embracing the spirit of the day.
Republic Day was celebrated in our school with great pomp, zeal, and enthusiasm on 26th January on our school ground. The event began with the hoisting of the national flag by the students, Master Mayank Wani and Master Avishkar Ahire, who earned scholarships for their outstanding achievements in Class VIII and Class V, respectively, and were also recognized as the school toppers.
The highlight of the celebration was the vibrant parade, which showcased the discipline and dedication of our students. The program also featured mesmerizing dance performances, soulful renditions of patriotic songs, and inspiring speeches about our freedom fighters. Additionally, the students presented a well-coordinated drill, symbolizing unity and teamwork.
The atmosphere was charged with patriotism, and everyone left feeling proud and joyful, truly embracing the spirit of the day.
Wild Animal Puppet Activity
Sea Collage
To enrich the learning experience about birds, "Birds Paradise Week" was organized. During this engaging event, students donned imaginative bird-themed headgear, adorned themselves with colorful dupattas, and mimicked wing movements to represent various bird species. As they celebrated and embodied these avian creatures, they shared fascinating information and unique facts about each bird, creating an immersive and educational atmosphere for all participants.
Makar Sankranti was celebrated with great enthusiasm at our school on the 13th of January, 2025. Students were informed about the festival's cultural importance and its geographical significance, enriching their understanding of this vibrant tradition.
The youngest learners from Kindergarten enjoyed the delightful experience of kite flying in the school playground, adding color and excitement to the festivities.
To conclude the celebrations on a sweet note, delicious ladoos were distributed among the students, leaving everyone with cherished memories of the day.
Makar Sankranti was celebrated with great enthusiasm at our school on the 13th of January, 2025. Students were informed about the festival's cultural importance and its geographical significance, enriching their understanding of this vibrant tradition.
The youngest learners from Kindergarten enjoyed the delightful experience of kite flying in the school playground, adding color and excitement to the festivities. For students of classes III and IV, a Kite Making Competition showcased their creativity and craftsmanship. Meanwhile, students from classes I to IV participated in a Greeting Card Making Competition, beautifully expressing their festive spirit.
To conclude the celebrations on a sweet note, delicious ladoos were distributed among the students, leaving everyone with cherished memories of the day.
Christmas is a festival that embodies the spirit of sharing and caring. The Christmas celebration at our school was held on the 24th of December, 2024, and it was a day filled with joy and festivity.
The school was beautifully adorned with decorations, and everyone arrived in vibrant, colorful attire, adding to the festive atmosphere. The centerpiece of the celebration, the Christmas tree, sparkled with colorful fairy lights that immediately captured the students' attention.
The event began with an informative session about the significance of Christmas and the reasons it is celebrated worldwide. Following this, the students of Grade IV mesmerized the audience with heartwarming Christmas carols.
The celebration reached its peak with cheerful Christmas greetings as students danced enthusiastically to the melodious tunes of “Jingle Bells.” The surprise appearance of Santa Claus brought immense joy and excitement, lighting up the faces of all the children.
As a sweet treat, delicious cupcakes were distributed, which everyone thoroughly enjoyed. The boundless joy of celebrating Christmas was evident in the radiant smiles and laughter of the students, making the event truly memorable.
Christmas is a festival that embodies the spirit of sharing and caring. The Christmas celebration at our school was held on the 24th of December, 2024, and it was a day filled with joy and festivity.
The school was beautifully adorned with decorations, and everyone arrived in vibrant, colorful attire, adding to the festive atmosphere. The centerpiece of the celebration, the Christmas tree, sparkled with colorful fairy lights that immediately captured the students' attention.
The event began with an informative session about the significance of Christmas and the reasons it is celebrated worldwide. The celebration reached its peak with cheerful Christmas greetings as students danced enthusiastically to the melodious tunes of “Jingle Bells.” The surprise appearance of Santa Claus brought immense joy and excitement, lighting up the faces of all the children.
As a sweet treat, delicious cupcakes were distributed, which everyone thoroughly enjoyed. The boundless joy of celebrating Christmas was evident in the radiant smiles and laughter of the students, making the event truly memorable.
IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya, Jr. KG and Sr. KG celebrated its 27th Annual Day on December 21, 2024, with great enthusiasm and grandeur.
The event was graced by several eminent dignitaries, including Sahir Vivek Tamanhakar, an accomplished Teacher of IES CPV School, and Mst. Yuvraj Tamanhakar, a renowned TV and Stage actor, who attended as the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour, respectively.
This year, the Annual Day theme was "Panch Mahabhuta" (The Five Elements) – Prithvi (Earth), Vayu (Air), Agni (Fire), Jaal (Water), and Aakash (Sky). The performances and programs were thoughtfully designed to reflect the importance of preserving and conserving these vital elements.
The Annual Day served as a platform to showcase the remarkable talents of the students. Alongside captivating dance performances inspired by the five elements, students also displayed their artistic abilities in singing, mono-acting, and mimicry through the Kalaavishkar program. The school choir enchanted the audience and dignitaries with melodious songs, leaving everyone spellbound.
Adding to the vibrant atmosphere was a Selfie Point, where many parents and students captured cherished moments. The prefects of Std. VII ensured discipline throughout the event, contributing to its smooth execution.
The audience, especially parents, cheered enthusiastically for their children as they performed on stage, creating an atmosphere of joy and pride.
IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya, I to Std. VII, celebrated its 27th Annual Day on December 21, 2024, with great enthusiasm and grandeur.
The event was graced by several eminent dignitaries, including Sahir Vivek Tamanhakar, an accomplished Teacher of IES CPV School, and Mst. Yuvraj Tamanhakar, a renowned TV and Stage actor, who attended as the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour, respectively.
This year, the Annual Day theme was "Panch Mahabhuta" (The Five Elements) – Prithvi (Earth), Vayu (Air), Agni (Fire), Jaal (Water), and Aakash (Sky). The performances and programs were thoughtfully designed to reflect the importance of preserving and conserving these vital elements.
The Annual Day served as a platform to showcase the remarkable talents of the students. Alongside captivating dance performances inspired by the five elements, students also displayed their artistic abilities in singing, mono-acting, and mimicry through the Kalaavishkar program. The school choir enchanted the audience and dignitaries with melodious songs, leaving everyone spellbound.
Adding to the vibrant atmosphere was a Selfie Point, where many parents and students captured cherished moments. The prefects of Std. VII ensured discipline throughout the event, contributing to its smooth execution.
The audience, especially parents, cheered enthusiastically for their children as they performed on stage, creating an atmosphere of joy and pride.
The Festival of Lights, Diwali, was celebrated with immense joy and enthusiasm in our school on October 28, 2024. The day was filled with vibrant activities, cultural performances, and a spirit of togetherness among students and staff.
Beautiful rangolis were created, showcasing the students' creativity with intricate designs and vibrant colors. Additionally, the students of Standard IV prepared a model of Shivneri Fort and enacted the birth of Shivaji Maharaj, which captivated and educated the audience.
Classroom decoration activities further enhanced the festive atmosphere, as students adorned their rooms with diyas, paper lanterns, and handcrafted decorations. A Lantern-Making Competition was organized for the younger students, providing them with an opportunity to display their artistic talents.
The day concluded with the distribution of pharal to all students and staff, spreading warmth and a sense of festivity. The celebration was not just a joyous occasion but also a chance to reflect on the values of kindness, sharing, and gratitude that Diwali symbolizes.
The Festival of Lights, Diwali, was celebrated with immense joy and enthusiasm in our school on October 28, 2024. The day was filled with vibrant activities, cultural performances, and a spirit of togetherness among students and staff.
The day concluded with the distribution of pharal to all students and staff, spreading warmth and a sense of festivity. The celebration was not just a joyous occasion but also a chance to reflect on the values of kindness, sharing, and gratitude that Diwali symbolizes.
Krishna Janmashtami celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna. Janmashtami festival was celebrated with great zeal and pomp by KG GNV students on 26th August 2024. Models and images about Lord Krishna's life were displayed. Information on the life of Krishna, devotional singing and breaking an earthen pot containing curd famously known as 'Dahi Handi' were part of the Janmashtami celebrations.
Students dressed up as Krishna, Radha, Gopikas and other colourful outfits. The entire GNV was transformed into a land of joy, celebrations and happiness with glitter of lamps, fragrance of flowers, jingle of the bells and soothing aroma of prasadam. Dahi kala prasad was distributed among all students and staff. The involvement of the students in the celebrations at such a tender age was worth applauding.
Raksha Bandahan and Narali Poornima was celebrated on 17th August 2024 in Std I-IV. Project of Narali Poornima was displayed and importance was told to the students. Std I-IV prepared Rakhi as an workexperience activity and tied to one another. Narali vali was distributed to the students.
Raksha Bandahan and Narali Poornima was celebrated on 16th Aug 2024 in K.G. Project of Narali Poornima was displayed and importance was told to the students. Jr Kg and Sr KG students tied the Rakhi to one another which was provided by the school. Narali vali was distributed to the students.
The 78th Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm by all the students of the school. One day before the students cleaned their classrooms and decorated the corridor with colourful balloons and ribbons. Pictures of our great leaders and freedom fighters were placed on the notice board. Miss. Siddhi Dinkar, the SSC topper hoisted the flag and then the choir The university choir sang the iconic songs evoking strong patriotic sentiments among the audience. Mst Kshitj, Miss. Vidula gave speech and the choir group sang the patriotic song.
The 78th Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm by all the students of the school. One day before the students cleaned their classrooms and decorated the corridor with colorful balloons and ribbons. Pictures of our great leaders and freedom fighters were placed on the notice board. (KG) Collage work was done by the Jr KG students and the Sr KG did the palm stamping activity with the tri colours.
"Nag Panchami, a significant Hindu festival, was celebrated on 9th August 2024, on the ground floor of IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya Primary . The students of the school had an opportunity to engage in a unique and educational activity, where they prepared clay models of snakes and placed them on a replica of the Varul. The students then offered milk and lahya to the snakes as a symbol of respect and reverence. The significance of Nag Panchami was explained to the students, highlighting the importance of coexistence and the relationship between animals and farmers. This event not only provided an educational experience but also helped to foster empathy and understanding among the students."
"Nag Panchami, a significant Hindu festival, was celebrated on 9th August 2024, on the ground floor of IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya KG. The students of the school had an opportunity to engage in a unique and educational activity, where they prepared clay models of snakes and placed them on a replica of the Varul. The students then offered milk and lahya to the snakes as a symbol of respect and reverence. The significance of Nag Panchami was explained to the students, highlighting the importance of coexistence and the relationship between animals and farmers. This event not only provided an educational experience but also helped to foster empathy and understanding among the students."
"IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya recently celebrated the auspicious occasion of Deepa Pooja, a meaningful event that brought the students and teachers together. The students of Standard II showcased their creative project on August 3rd, 2024, by decorating the table with an array of vibrant diyas. The Incharge, along with Mrs. Supriya tr and Mrs. Rajani tr, lit the diyas, filling the air with a sense of warmth and joy. During the celebration, the students were enlightened about the importance of Deep Amavasya, its cultural significance, and the values it embodies. The event was a resounding success, with all students enthusiastically visiting the project table and immersing themselves in the festive atmosphere."
"IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya KG Section recently celebrated the auspicious occasion of Deepa Pooja, a meaningful event that brought the students and teachers together. The students showcased their creative project on August 3rd, 2024, by decorating the table with an array of vibrant diyas. The Incharge, along with Mrs. Sunita tr and Mrs. Manjiri tr, lit the diyas, filling the air with a sense of warmth and joy. During the celebration, the students were enlightened about the importance of Deep Amavasya, its cultural significance, and the values it embodies. The event was a resounding success, with all students enthusiastically visiting the project table and immersing themselves in the festive atmosphere."
"Guru Poornima, a revered occasion that honors the significance of gurus in our lives, was celebrated at IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya Primary. Since it fell on a Sunday, the event was held on Saturday. The students of Standard IV prepared cutouts and displayed them on the table, showcasing their creativity and enthusiasm. The students also took center stage, singing songs and sharing the importance of Guru Poornima through their voices. This special day was an opportunity for the students to acknowledge the guidance and wisdom imparted by their teachers and gurus, and to express their gratitude for their role in shaping their lives."
"Guru Purnima, a revered occasion that honors the significance of gurus in our lives, was celebrated at IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya KG. Since it fell on a Sunday, the event was held on Friday. This special day was an opportunity for the students to acknowledge the guidance and wisdom imparted by their teachers and gurus, and to express their gratitude for their role in shaping their lives."
International Yoga Day is observed every year on 21st June in order to raise awareness about this ancient practice and to celebrate the physical and spiritual prowess that yoga has brought to the world. Yoga is a physical, mental and spiritual practice. It plays an important role in relaxing the mind and body and boosting people’s immune system. We at The IES GANESHNAGAR VIDYALYA PRIMARY, celebrated International Yoga Day on June 21st, 2024, with great enthusiasm. A special activity was conducted for the children by our Physical Education Instructor, Mr. Vaishnav Jagtap Sir. For Classes 1, 2 and 3 the duration of the yoga session was 45 mins. He demonstrated some simple and beginner, standing and sitting asanas which were performed by the students. The benefits of the postures were narrated by the teacher side by side as children performed with the instructions. All the students participated eagerly by following the instructions. Volunteers of PATANJALI YOG SAMITI guided them with some meditation techniques and some asanas effective for good postures.
Ashadi Ekadashi’ was celebrated in Indian Education Society Primary School Titwala, with full zest and fervor. The celebrations started with a mesmerizing dance performance put up by the students of Grade III to VIII. The theme of the program was “Bolava Vithhal Pahava Vithhal”. The performances of the day were filled with different shades of celebration. Students performed a dance to the song” Vitthal, Vitthal”. Boys and girls were dressed as War Karis with beautiful costumes. Keertankar Namdev Jagtap accompanied the Palaki Girls carried tulsi plants, and boys held the cymbals enchanting the name of “Lord Vitthal”. This act left the audience spellbound. After the palaki programe and keertan Mauli Namdev guided the students and answered the questions asked by the students. He also shared valuable information about the importance of ‘Ashadi Ekadashi’ and the relevance of ‘Pandharpur Yatra’ for the devotees. The celebration brought in a feeling of devotion and spirituality amongst the students.
International Yoga Day is observed every year on 21st June in order to raise awareness about this ancient practice and to celebrate the physical and spiritual prowess that yoga has brought to the world. Yoga is a physical, mental and spiritual practice. It plays an important role in relaxing the mind and body and boosting people’s immune system. We at IES GANESHNAGAR VIDYALAYA KG, celebrated International Yoga Day on June 21st, 2024, with great enthusiasm. A special activity was conducted for the children of Classes Junior kg and Senior Kg by Primary Section’s Physical Education Instructor, Mr Vaishnav Jagtap sir. The children of Junior and Senior KG had their Yoga session for about 20 mins and the UKG boys had theirs for about 30 mins. Some simple and beginner, standing and sitting asanas were performed by the students. All the students and the staff participated eagerly by following the instructions.
The theme of the program was “Bolava Vithhal Pahava Vithhal”. The performances of the day were filled with different shades of celebration. Students performed a dance to the song “Vitthal, Vitthal”. Boys and girls were dressed as Warkaris with beautiful costumes. The celebration brought in a feeling of devotion and spirituality amongst the students. Keertankar Namdev Jagtap met the small warkaris and all the students had a small talk with them .