ELIASMEYER: Independence Day 2026, Fire Safety Training & School Activities

Grandparents’ Day Celebration on 09.09.2026

Our school celebrated Grandparents’ Day with great joy and enthusiasm. The programme was held on the school premises, where grandparents were warmly welcomed by the teachers and pupils.

The celebration was filled with fun and laughter. The grandparents participated enthusiastically in various games and activities. The enthusiastic dance performance by the grandparents and our Principal Sir set the mood for the others to be in tune. They also danced happily to lively songs, making the atmosphere cheerful and enjoyable.

The Principal delivered a warm and inspiring speech and thanked all the grandparents for their presence, support, and love. The children were delighted to see their grandparents enjoying the programme.

It was a memorable and joyful day that celebrated the special bond between grandparents and grandchildren.

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Fr. George Hess Memorial Regional Literary Events 2026

We are proud to share that our school participated in the prestigious Fr. George Hess Memorial Regional Literary Events 2026 held at Delhi Public School, Newtown.

Our student, Md. Dayyan Zaki represented the school in the Debate Competition and participated with great confidence and eloquence. He received a Certificate of Participation in recognition of his performance.

We felicitated our Principal for serving as the Convenor of the School, recognising our school's leadership and contribution in successfully organising the Regional Literary Meet.

We congratulate MD.Dayyan Zaki and our Principal on this proud achievement.

Independence Day is celebrated annually on August 15 as a public holiday in India, commemorating the nation's independence from the British government (the British Empire and the United Kingdom Parliament). United Kingdom on August 15, 1947. On this day the Indian Independence Act 1947 came into effect, transferring legislative sovereignty to the Indian Constituent Assembly.