Ananta Vada

Extra-Curricular Activities

Non-academic Activities

We have an array of Celebration Days throughout the year–and that’s how we like it! From Color Days, religious celebrations, get together parties with parents and grandparents, we have a lot to celebrate!

Extra-Curricular Activities

A complete education is impossible without sensorial learning and encouraging various forms of expression. In school, students learn a wide variety of skills to express themselves creatively. Students opt for activities which include Art, Clay work, Home-craft, Dance, Yoga, Chess, Silambam, Karate, Skates and Sporty beans.

Field Trips :

Our concept of Field Trips has been taken to the next level. Field trips give students educational experiences away from their regular school environment. Popular field trip sites include farm, nature centers, fire stations, petrol pumps, restaurant, departmental store, religious places and science museums. The purpose of the trip is usually observation for education, non-experimental research or to provide students with experiences outside their everyday activities.

Culture Classes

Traditional Games that are Now Forgotten

Looking at the modern children, one striking difference between the childhood that the previous generation had and the one that this generation is having is the lack of Indian or native games. Traditional Games act as learning aids. They teach us many things while playing like to learn to win and lose, develop sensory skills, count, add, improve motor skills, identify color, improve hand-eye coordination and finally to have fun, naturally one play or watch a game to have fun.