Darkness can only be trounced by lamps and hatred can only be trounced by love.

Presidium celebrated one of the most propitious festivals, Diwali, in it's premises.

It was a marvelous sight to see glitters and colours all around.

The event was ennobled by esteemed presence of founders of the branch, Ms Vimal Chauhan and Mr Kapasiya. 

The celebration commenced with seeking blessings of Almighty through Ganesh Vandana. Cultural dance and musical act on Rama's arrival in Ayodhya added to the grandeur of celebration. Whereas street play on Say No to Crackers shuttled the social message.

The event was simply an amalgamation of cultural values and festive fun.

Learning is not just the product of teaching but also the product of the activity of learners. To brandish the work of our top- notch  students and teachers, Presidium organised an ‘Open House Event’. It aimed at allocating a platform where all the stakeholders joined a commune to bring the highest quality in education. This splendid event incorporated numerous activities such as workshops on dance, music, theatre, tattoo making, cooking without fire, sports like taekwondo, skating, football, chess and table tennis, robotics, selfie point etc. People were thrilled to see various models, projects and craft items created by students. The students were appreciated and applauded for their efforts.

“Old age needs so little but need that little so much.”-Margaret Willour

The complete life, the perfect pattern, includes youth, maturity and old age. Presidians of grades 7 and 8 paid a visit to Ashirwaad old age home. It was a great initiative taken by the school authority and the students as an act of kindness by spending quality time with old people.It was an opportunity for students to share joy and peace with them. The inmates were very hospitable and friendly. The students performed dances to break the monotony of the solitary people and made them sing and dance along with them. Overall it was a very sensitive ,touching and pleasurable experience for all. 

Show and Tell is an important exercise for school age students to develop their oral presentation skills, enhance their social skills, and help improve their self- esteem which can facilitate the development of a healthier self- concept, self-worth, and self-confidence. It is often a nerve wracking yet truly exciting experience as students get to think creatively and out of the box. Everyone in the class shared their own little world. Students from grade nursery and prep from got the opportunity to participate in Show and Tell Competition for sharing their knowledge. Students spoke a few lines on their favourite objects which was mind blowing. They were full of confidence and creativity.

Girls are an unscripted and unstoppable force for social change. Presidians of grade 6 conducted a special assembly on on International Girl Child Day based on the theme of  Girl Force: Unscripted and Unstoppable. The assembly started with the morning prayer followed by the news headlines and an inspirational thought for the day. To enrich the vocabulary of the students, a new word was introduced with its meaning and usage. A spectacular speech was delivered on the importance of girls’ empowerment and the fulfillment of their human rights. A motivational poem was recited to illustrate that girls are rising in every sphere of life and they are truly indomitable. A soul stirring dance performance was also presented in the end depicting the importance of girl child and her right to be born. 

“Abandon pride, which is the same as Tamas-guna (darkness), rooted as it is in ignorance and is a source of considerable pain; and adore Lord Sri Rama, the chief of the Raghus and an ocean of compassion.”-Tulsidas 

The life of pride is very fugitive. Dussehra is the day which reminds us of the greatness of righteousness in our lives. To commemorate our ancient virtues, Presidium organised a majestic celebration on this very day. This event was full of zestful dances and stirring music performances. The apex of this juncture was a spectacular Ramleela, where audience enjoyed glimpses of the birth of Lord Rama to his conquest over Ravana. It left everyone spellbound. This victory of good over evil inspired everyone for their own victories.

"We rise by lifting others."-Robert Ingersoll

This sentence holds true when our senior students assisted their juniors during the Annual Sports Day. They added to the mileage of this event by holding the bag in territory of entertainment. The event was boosted by impressive dances and daredevil taekwondo performances. This sports day turned out to be triumphant in real terms where seniors set examples for juniors by extending their helping hands.

"A man whose name has become synonymous with non-violence and freedom, whose sacrifices rightly earned him the title of Father of Nation."

Mahatma Gandhi’s ideals are still live in the hearts of people. To venerate such a great personality, Presidium, proudly announced the celebration of his 150 th birthday. On this occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, our Presidians initiated 'Gandhi March' within the campus where they spread the values of Gandhiji. The apex moment was when the procession stopped, students sang prayers and appreciated values of Gandhiji.

Being a citizen of a nation is not only a matter of cherishing all the rights but also bear the responsibilities.Our future leaders set an example of responsible citizens when they made brooms and dustbins their weapon. In order to succor nationwide admired cleanliness drive 'Swachchh Bharat Abhiyan', Presidium Noida 31 pulled up their socks. Our students made people cognizant of significance  of cleanliness by sweeping the school campus. This gesture of our Presidians certainly assured that the future of nation is going to be in accountable hands!

Presidium has always been adherent to not losing any opportunity to bring happiness in the lives of its students. Presidium organized a ‘Happy Feet Dance Competition’ where students of pre-primary grades participated with the utmost energy. Seeing students in best of their theme-appropriate attire was a feast for the eyes. Each performance was the result of a very strong team which included parents, teachers and students. Judges were deeply moved by the performance of the participants.