Children(s) Day
To honor and appreciate children, acknowledging their importance and role in society Children’s Day is celebrated. It is celebrated every year on November 14, which is the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India. School organized special assemblies with speeches, skits, and presentations. Pictures >>
Diwali Celebration
The "Festival of Lights" The festival that symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and good over evil DIWALI, . also known as Deepavali. The celebration is marked by lights, diyas (oil lamps), lanterns, and colorful rangoli designs made with flowers, colored powders, or rice. Pictures >>
Navratri Celebrations
Vibrant and significant Hindu festival Navratri celebrated across India and by Indian communities worldwide. The name "Navratri" literally means "Nine Nights," and it is dedicated to the worship of the goddess Durga and her nine forms (Navadurga). The festival is observed twice a year: Chaitra Navratri (March-April) and Sharad Navratri (September-October). However, Sharad Navratri, which usually culminates with Dussehra, is the most widely celebrated. Pictures >>
Dusshera Celebrations
Embracing tradition and values, Dussehra symbolizes the triumph of good over evil. To celebrate, students held a special assembly sharing the festival’s message. Dressed as characters from the Ramayana, the children shared insightful information, making the celebration both educational and enjoyable, enriching their understanding of this vibrant festival. Pictures >>
Independence Day Celebrations
Independence Day Celebration! SAM buzzed with patriotism as it celebrated India's 78th Independence Day! The day began with a majestic flag-hoisting ceremony, followed by a thought-provoking play that highlighted the struggles and triumphs of our freedom fighters. Our talented students showcased their skills through mesmerizing poem, speech , music and dance performances, divided into different levels, showcasing the rich cultural diversity of our nation. It was a day filled with pride, joy, and a deeper appreciation for the freedom we enjoy. Read More >>
International Yoga Day
SAM celebrated International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm, collaborating with 200 members from the parent community and nearby societies. The event featured a comprehensive yoga session led by experienced instructors, including breathing exercises, yoga asanas, and meditation techniques. Participants of all ages and skill levels joined in, promoting health and wellness within the community. The session was a resounding success, fostering unity and well-being among attendees. The event concluded with a discussion on the benefits of yoga and a collective commitment to incorporate these practices into daily life. Pictures>>>
