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THEME BASED
ASSEMBLIES
“Just one small positive thought in the morning
can change your whole day.”
– Dalai Lama
It is said that well began is half done. A morning
assembly based on values set the day rolling with
positive vibes.
Our Theme Based Morning Assemblies are rejuvenating
and inspirational. The purpose behind planning
these value-based assemblies is to inspire and mould
the young learners into sensible, and well-adjusted
individuals. It is our social commitment to ensure
conducive environment and nurture them into beautiful
individuals.
“Gratitude turns what we have into enough”. Gratitude
is the quality of being thankful and readiness to show
appreciation. Last year our class teacher convened an
assembly on gratitude which was an exuberating
experience. We all worked together. Our Class Teacher
assigned different tasks to the entire class as a part of
the preparation. We articulated gratitude with several
performing art forms. Our music sir schooled us to sing
a song on gratitude towards our mother, which had a
beautiful rhythm and it invoked a sense of thankfulness
in us. We sang “Meri Maa” from Dasvidaniya. We
expressed our indebtedness towards our elders,
teachers and our Mother Earth.”
Paarth Nagpal
VII A
“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is
progress. Working together is success.” Teamwork
teaches us cooperation, compassion, empathy and
brings better outcomes. Our class teacher assessed
the strengths of each child and assigned every student
their role in the event. We enacted a play on teamwork
which was scripted, planned and executed by the
students successfully.
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Our music teacher, Ajay Sir, guided us.
We sang the song “Count on Me”
depicting the essence of teamwork.
Rap songs with beatboxing performance
showcased our in-house talent. We had
a wonderful experience and fathomed
the importance of teamwork. “To me,
teamwork is the beauty of our sport,
where you have five acting as one. You
become selfless.”
Manasvi Sharma
VII A
“If the power of love overcomes the
love of power, the world will know
peace.
Class VI presented an assembly on
PEACE where we paid a heartfelt
tribute to global peacemakers and
noble prize winners like Nelson
Mandela, Mother Teresa, Mahatma
Gandhi. They dedicated their lives to
bring peace to the world and did
exceptional work for human welfare.
The assembly concluded with the
thought that each one of us must do
our bit in restoring peace and reach
a state of inner happiness to create a
better world.”
Kushagra Gupta
VI A
“The assembly on peace was an
endeavour to rekindle peace and
humanity in children. I felt privileged
to shoulder the responsibility to
conduct this assembly. My excitement
knew no bounds. Our class teacher
motivated us to excel and give our
best. We all worked as a team and
put up a beautiful programme.
assembly. The moment I went up on
the stage and looked at the audience,
I was thrilled with excitement.
Everyone was all praises for me. Since
then, I never looked back and
participated in all the class events.”
Atharv Saraswat
IV B
“I participated in the assembly, ‘Honesty
Everybody appreciated our endeavour. This assembly is the Best Policy'. We presented a
taught me to work as a team, organize and plan play as a team. We successfully sent
things, work meticulously and give a rocking the message to our mates in school.
performance. It was an eventful and memorable The assembly taught me that being
experience.” honest with everyone and myself will
take me to a new height and help me
Ayan Kaushik achieve my goal.”
VI A
Shalviya Gupta
“You have to accept whatever comes and the only IV A
important thing is that you meet it with courage and
with the best that you have to give."- Eleanor
Roosevelt
In the roller coaster ride of life, it is important to have
courage. While preparing for the assembly, I realised it.
We presented the morning assembly with courage and
confidence, and everybody appreciated us. We mustered
the courage to speak before the whole school and
became confident. Give me a mike, and I can deliver a
speech. I owe it to the exposure of public speaking. I
learned that anything is possible if you have the will
and courage to do it.
Our soldiers fight against the enemies courageously. I
find myself highly inspired by them.
Principal ma'am addressed our assembly by telling us
the importance of courage and why a person should “Principal ma’am gave us a few tips
be courageous at his work. to relieve the exam stress. One of
them will stay with me forever. She
urged that we should find some time
It was a learning experience for me. I enjoyed participating to take a refreshing walk in the park
in the assembly.” and admire nature. Nature is a great
Aryan Srivastava stress reliever.”
V A
Carol M. Antony
III A
“Public speaking is the art of giving power to words.
Public-Speaking is the most challenging task in the
world. But in my school, I get ample opportunities to
speak in the microphone, addressing my friends. I
consider myself fortunate that I got this opportunity.
Being new to the school, I was very nervous before the
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