Short Street - Activities
At Mongrace, various activities are regularly organized to provide an interesting environment where children experience, learn and progress.
Given below is a list of some of the major activities that are regularly held in Mongrace:
- Annual Exhibition (Montessori Apparatus Display Project Work)
- Picnic
- Sports
- Rabindra Jayanti
- Summer Camp
- Independence Day
- Magic Show
- Fancy Dress Show
- Teachers Day
- Christmas Party
| British Council -Briefing Session and WorkShop For Principals |
On 27th September 2013, a briefing session for International School Award and a workshop for Principals by British Council was hosted at Mongrace. A platform where all participants could share ideas and find solutions to common concerns was the highlight of the afternoon.
Connecting Classrooms powerpoint by Ms. Rukmani Ghosh of British Council and recounting of experiences of ISA journey and achievement by Swati Chatterjee of Admas International inspired all present. Mongrace teachers also shared the various ISA projects being implemented during the 2013-14 session.
Making our little ones learners for life and preparing them for the world outside was the prime objective of all discussions.
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| Health and Nutrition Workshop for Children and Parents |
Health and Nutrition Workshop for children and parents was conducted in school in collaboration with the Horlicks company. Children did an activity on what they wished to be after growing up and made cards for their parents. Doctors examined children, recorded their height and weight and calculated their BMI.
These cards were sent home with children. A workshop for parents was conducted by Dr. Das. She explained the importance of good and proper nutrition for children The Horlicks company presented a Weighing Machine to school.
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| Summer Camp |
Summer Camp was held during the summer vacation (from 18th -25th May 2013).
Children enjoyed non-fire cooking, art and craft, singing, storytelling, nature walk, and yoga.
The last day of the camp a party was organized where they had games to play and tasty food to eat.
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"The Suresh Amiya Memorial Trust (SAMT) took over the management of Mongrace Montessori House in 1984"
