MODERN VIDYA NIKETAN SCHOOL, ARAVALI HILLS
📚 SOUND IT OUT - Where Stories Found Their Voice! ✨
Learning came alive through SOUND IT OUT - Parent Collaborative Reading Library Programme, an enriching initiative for the young learners of Grades I-V, where the joy of reading met creativity, conversation and collaboration.
Our enthusiastic parents became storytellers for the day, stepping into classrooms and transforming familiar pages into engaging experiences. With thoughtfully designed PPT presentations, creative props, expressive narration and engaging storytelling, they added colour, context and excitement to every story.
The sessions went beyond listening. Thought-provoking questions, interactive discussions and opportunities to share ideas encouraged children to think critically, express their perspectives, make meaningful connections and respond creatively to the stories.
The programme also beautifully strengthened the home-school partnership, creating a shared space where adults and children could celebrate the power of books and the joy of discovering stories together.
From attentive listening and curious questions to enthusiastic responses and confident expression, every classroom echoed with the excitement of young minds connecting with literature.
SOUND IT OUT was not just about reading a story-it was about experiencing it, talking about it, thinking beyond it and giving every child a voice. 🌟
A heartfelt appreciation to all the parents who contributed their time, creativity and enthusiasm to make these sessions engaging and memorable for our learners.
One story. Many voices. Endless imagination.
SOUND IT OUT - making reading an experience to remember. 📖✨
A warm and engaging Coffee Morning was hosted for the parents of EY3 learners on 30th July, 2026 as part of the Parent Partnership Initiative. The event brought together parents, teachers, and the school management for a meaningful and enriching interaction.
The highlight of the morning was an insightful session led by Dr. Neeta Bali, Director Academics, along with Ms. Archana Sharma, Principal, and Ms. Mona Dua, Vice Principal. They shared valuable perspectives on early childhood education, emphasizing the importance of nurturing curiosity, fostering scientific thinking from an early age, and building a strong foundation for lifelong learning.
The discussion also highlighted the school’s vision and reaffirmed its commitment to providing a joyful, child-centric learning environment where every young learner is encouraged to explore, discover, and grow with confidence.
The session witnessed enthusiastic participation from parents, who shared their thoughts, asked thoughtful questions, and engaged in meaningful discussions with the school leadership. Their active involvement made the interaction both enriching and collaborative.
The Coffee Morning concluded on a positive and inspiring note, leaving parents with valuable takeaways and a deeper connection with the school’s philosophy and educational approach. The event reflected MVN Kindergarten’s unwavering commitment to fostering open communication, strengthening the home-school partnership, and working together to support the holistic development of every child.
MVN Kindergarten, Aravali Hills, recently organised a warm and engaging Coffee Morning as a part of its Parent-Home Synergy initiative. The event provided a wonderful platform for parents to participate in an open-ended discussion with Director Academics, Dr. Neeta Bali, along with Senior Coordinator, Ms. Manika Girdhar and Coordinator, Ms. Ruchika Gaba.
The interactive session focused on helping parents understand how the Cambridge curriculum differs from the traditional CBSE framework and how children are positively evolving by adapting to this progressive learning pattern. Parents gained valuable insights into experiential learning, skill-based development, and the nurturing of creativity, communication, and critical thinking among young learners.
The discussion also highlighted the various Cambridge Learner Profiles and how students are gradually imbibing these qualities in their everyday learning journey. Parents enthusiastically shared their observations, experiences, and queries, making the session both meaningful and collaborative.
The event concluded with a delightful Gallery Walk, where parents explored beautifully displayed photographs showcasing their children’s classroom activities, hands-on learning experiences, and participation in diverse learning engagements. The gallery also reflected how young learners are embracing and demonstrating different Cambridge Learner Profiles through their daily experiences at school.
The Coffee Morning truly strengthened the bond between school and home, fostering a shared vision for the holistic growth and development of every child.
“A mother is not just someone who gives life, but someone who teaches us how to live it with love and strength.”
MVN Aravali Hills celebrated motherhood with a deeply touching and thoughtfully curated programme titled “Matratva – The Silent Strength Behind Every Smile.” Mothers of our students were warmly invited to be a part of this special occasion, which beautifully acknowledged their unconditional love, sacrifices, and quiet resilience.
The event was graced by the presence of Dr Neeta Bali, Director Academics MVN Schools , Vice Principal Ms. Mona Dua, Senior Coordinator Ms Manika Girdhar, and Rima Lal, Middle Wing Coordinator, all of whom thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated the emotional essence of today's programme.
The event began with an enriching workshop on Effective Parenting conducted by Ms. Sarika Kumar, Clinical Psychologist, who addressed key aspects of parenting, adolescent challenges, and the importance of healthy communication between parents and children. Her session, supported by an engaging PowerPoint presentation and short videos, was followed by an interactive Question-and-Answer segment. The enthusiastic participation of mothers reflected the relevance and impact of the discussion.
This was followed by a soulful cultural presentation by the talented students of Class VII A, who conceptualised the programme with sensitivity and depth. A PPT highlighting the bond between mothers and children set the tone for a series of meaningful performances that included dances, poems, skits, speeches, and music.
One of the highlights was the creative launch of the Mother’s App – Love and Care, where students humorously yet emotionally presented features such as Auto-Cook Mode, Midnight Care Mode, Homework Helper Mode, Mood Lifter Mode, Motivation Mode, Unlimited Love Mode, and Silent Sacrifice Mode. The segment beautifully conveyed that while technology may evolve, no AI or technology can ever replace a mother’s love and selfless care.
The programme also featured expressive dance performances by the students of Classes VII D and VI F, impactful skits like ‘Lado’ and ‘Baghban’ culminating in the message of Nari Shakti, heartfelt poems, thoughtful speeches, and melodious musical performances. A Teachers’ Award presentation and special song performances by our Music Mentors Rahul sir and Amit sir added warmth and gratitude to the celebration.
Addressing the gathering, Dr Neeta Bali spoke about the irreplaceable role of mothers and gently reminded them to cherish the present, take time for themselves, and embrace life beyond constant worry, as children eventually grow up and step into their own journeys. Ms. Rima Lal emphasised the invaluable contribution of mothers in shaping confident, compassionate individuals, while Ms. Manika Giridhar expressed the valuable insights about the new age relationship bonds between the mothers and their children also expressing her gratitude for their unwavering support .
Overall, Matratva was not just an event but an experience—one that blended emotion, creativity, values, and gratitude. It touched every heart present and left the mothers feeling honoured, appreciated, and deeply connected.
“Technology may shape the future, but it is a mother’s love that shapes humanity.”
2020 © Copyright - All Rights Reserved - MVN Education | Designed By Appiness Interactive
