With bright festive outfits and brighter smiles, our Ivyians welcomed the Navratri festivities with great delight! The celebrations began with an aarti, followed by an energetic dance session, where teachers and their students showcased their best moves.
Our little Ivyians came together to honour the remarkable courage and dedication of the Indian Air Force. Each child paid tribute, saluting the sacrifices made by our brave air warriors who protect our skies and safeguard our nation.
Smiles are the universal language of joy! Our little ones celebrated World Smile Day with contagious laughter and endless happiness. From ear-to-ear grins to heartwarming moments, it was all about spreading kindness, good cheer and positivity.
Our learners paid tribute to the ‘Father of the Nation’, honouring his contributions and vision for a free, thriving India. Through activities such as practising cleanliness, yoga and learning about key moments and teachings from his life, we were proud to instil a sense of national pride on Gandhi Jayanti.
World Brown Hue Day was a celebration of all things brown! From delicious chocolate treats to cuddly teddy bears, the day was filled with fun. Learners explored different shades of brown through sensory play, enhancing their colour recognition, promoting healthy eating habits and developing both fine and gross motor skills.
Through interactive digital lessons, fun engaging sessions and vibrant activities, our little ones joyfully celebrated World Rhino Day. The day not only introduced them to these gentle giants but also raised awareness about the threats rhinos face and the importance of protecting them.
Barnyard Builders had our young farmers designing and building their own farms. From learning about the different elements of a farm to introducing the adorable animals that live there, it was truly a field of delight.
The long and graceful bamboo is known as much for its strength as its versatility. Our students developed an appreciation for the bamboo tree and making sustainable choices on World Bamboo Day. Some of the activities included building a bamboo ‘forest’, colouring, learning about the uses of bamboo and more.
Our young poets delighted us with their splendid rhyming verses on Hindi Diwas. Each student who participated in the Hindi Rhyme Recitation delivered their expressive best, igniting a newfound love for the language not only among the performers but also in the hearts of the listeners.
Our learners welcomed the ‘God of New Beginnings and Wisdom’ to Ivy World Play School, Ludhiana, with lots of joy. Prayers, storytelling and a variety of colourful art and craft activities centred around Lord Ganesha, transformed our school into a space of devotion and delight.









