Year 2025-26

Felicitation Ceremony on Teacher’s Day

 

 

     

“Teachers Encourage Minds to Think, Hands to Create and Hearts to Love.”

Montessori Group of School, Kurnool hosted a ‘Felicitation Ceremony’ organized by Montessori Indus School, to enhance the morale of the teachers and to give recognition to their commendable hard work and dedication. The Ceremony began with auspicious lamp lighting ceremony followed by welcoming the Guest, Ms. Gouru Charitha accompanied by our Principal Ma’am Ms. Rama Jyothi. The teachers were felicitated with the trophies and certificates. The event concluded with the words of inspiration and gratitude from Principal Ma’am, conveying that compassion and perseverance lead to smooth learning and teaching process.

Grandparents Day at Montessori Sr Secondary School was an absolute delight as students of Nursery, PP1  & PP2 and came to school on Friday morning to walk their grandparents through the school corridors. Grandparents had the opportunity to visit the classrooms and create greeting cards with their grandchildren. They enjoyed reading short stories, participating in music & dance, playing with puppets, and creating unforgettable memories through hand-printed cards as takeaways. “It was a great initiative as my son called his grandparents to visit Kurnool to bring them to school today. “ stated a parent. Our young at heart and playful grandmothers competed in musical chairs that encouraged grandfathers to participate with teachers cheering for them. Our entire learning community of stakeholders and leadership team joined in the games to celebrate Grandparents Day – a memory that is now imprinted deep in our joyful hearts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Proud Montessorian Venkatesh of X A1 for securing 2nd place in essay writing. He received a cash prize of Rs.1500/-. Sudheshna of X A1  bagged consolation Prize. She received a cash prize of Rs. 500/-.

The most fragrant and sweetest language is Telugu. Montessori School pride to celebrate the significance of such a beautiful language. To bring out the richness of this language and to get it recognised in the mainstream a lot of events was led under the guidance of Gidugu Venkata Rama Murthy. To celebrate his birth anniversary and to pay our tribute to such a prominent personality, Every year 29th August,2025 our Montessorians celebrated Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam. Mesmerizing dances, songs, speech and skit added to the glory of the language. The students became aware that our mother tongue has a prominent role in our lives for which many eminent personalities have made contributions. The students took the responsibility to help reach the language to its pinnacles.

Montessori school celebrated every year National sports day i.e.29th August. It is a platform for the children to display their sporting prowess. It starts with the lighting of the torch followed by March-Past, relay races etc. The day is filled with excitement, enthusiasm and fierce competition between students. Pre-Primary Section organises a theme-based Sports Day for the tiny-tots. The event includes Walk Past, PT drills, etc. It is not a competition for them but a day filled with fun, an opportunity to learn the basics of sports and build their self-confidence, motor skills and coordination. The Winners of various events are awarded with trophies, medals and certificates.

The UCMAS Abacus program is more than just an activity — it is a pillar of our academic enrichment initiatives. Our students continuously excel in regional and national abacus competitions, bringing laurels to the school. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all participants and winners for their remarkable achievements and unwavering dedication. Their success reflects the strength of our school’s vision to empower every student to reach their highest potential.

ICSO is academic competition and assisting development of competitive spirit among school children. Montessorians bagged Zonal Gold, Silver & Bronze medals as well as Rs/-1000 cash prizes and Rs. 500 gift worth.

The joy of being in school isn’t just about acquiring knowledge from textbooks; it’s also about expression, creativity, and collaboration. One of the most interactive and enjoyable ways to achieve this is by staging skits in schools. These performances not only entertain but can be used as tools for conveying powerful messages and inspiring change. Vinayaka Vijayam Skit by Montessorians.

 

Children from the Montessori Sr. Secondary School, Whitefield celebrated the 79th  Independence Day on 15th of August, 2025 with full zeal and Zest. All the children were dressed in tricolor to represent the National Flag. The teachers of the high school guided their respective class students and the children presented different patriotic dance and song performances painting the entire campus in the flamboyant hues of Saffron, White and Green. They also stood up in respect and sang the National Anthem together. The children were educated on the history and importance of freedom and Independence in our country. The celebration filled the whole ambience with festivity and patriotism.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A “boycott foreign goods” rally in Montessori school can be a powerful way to promote local products and foster a sense of national pride, especially when linked to historical movements like the Swadeshi movement. Such rallies can educate students about the economic and social impact of supporting local businesses and industries, encouraging them to make conscious consumption choices.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chess is a game we should win with grace and lose with dignity. People should develop chess as a skill, not only to compete with others during a tournament but to engage in as a recreational activity during one’s spare time too. Chess is an incredibly beneficial pastime, because playing chess results in better brain function, improved memory and cognitive abilities, strategic thinking and attention improvement. Chess, at School is particularly encouraged from this point of view. Most children enjoy playing the game simply as a recreational activity, while it is works alongside to boost their mental faculties. Of course, it is a moment of immense pride when our students are selected to play in competitions, particularly at the national level. This year our students from our Montessori School qualified to compete in the State championship. The state level Chess Championship was held from 8th & 9th August, 2025. Our students were named the top four in the U-19 state championship. They then proceeded to participate in the state championship. We are all very proud of our team.

 

The Pre-Primary Section of Montessori i-Kids organized PTM on 26^th July, 2025 from 9 a.m to 12 p.m. The event witnessed around 85% attendance thus displaying enthusiastic interest among parents for the smooth working and progress of the school. The main objective of the meeting was to create a common platform, where teacher and parents come together to discuss student’s performance and devise ways to enrich their learning experience. The teachers briefed the parents about their ward’s performance during first term. Together they identified the areas of strength and weakness of the child and sorted out ways to boost the child’s performance. Parents were encouraged to appreciate student’s participation in all academic activities. This helped to create the necessary consciousness among parents to stimulate their interest in the students and the school. They gave their view points and suggestions to teachers regarding the school and its development. Handouts were personally given to each parent to enlighten them about vision, mission, core values and objectives. The meeting helped to create better understanding between parents and teachers and build harmonious relationship between the school and the community.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Montessori School, in collaboration with Asst. Commissioner of Income Taxes, organized awareness Programme to educate students, parents, and teachers about India’s taxation system and new tax reforms. A video on Income Tax awareness was showcased, highlighting the importance of tax compliance. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by principal, expressing gratitude to the guests, participants, and organizers. The event was a resounding success, with enthusiastic participation from Principals, teachers and students marking a significant step towards building a stronger, more tax-compliant India.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The “Sip, Snack, and Slay” program in schools refers to a variety of extracurricular activities or events that combine social and creative elements, often with a focus on personal development or skill-building. The “Sip” and “Snack” aspects typically involve refreshments and a relaxed atmosphere, while “Slay” implies a sense of accomplishment, confidence, or style. These programs can range from art workshops where participants create and enjoy refreshments to more casual gatherings focused on social interaction and personal growth.

A proud achievement to our K.SRUTHI, of Montessori 10th Techno Student has achieved 3^rd position at Junior Inter Dist. Aquatic Championship. Our District Collector and  Magistrate, Sri Ranjith Basha garu felicitated and appreciated to Sruthi in his chamber.

 

 

 

Montessori Sr Secondary school organized a CPR training session was conducted for students of Class X in collaboration with trainers from Govt. Hospital, who provided expert guidance on the importance of Cardio pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and basic life-saving techniques. During the session, students were introduced to the fundamentals of CPR, including the steps for performing chest compressions and rescue breaths. The trainers demonstrated proper techniques using CPR mannequins, allowing the students to practice the procedures in a hands-on environment. The students were also educated about the use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) and how to assess and respond to different emergency scenarios.

In connection with Swachha Andhra Day,” Paper to purpose” program  developed hands on experience of paper bag making along with raised awareness on environmental benefits of paper bag over plastic bag usage. Moreover students of grade 6 celebrated World emoji day which boosted team work and enhanced emoji literacy and showcased their spontaneity tale spinning ability as well.

Ethnic typically refers to traditional clothing styles deeply rooted in a specific culture, while “western” usually denotes clothing styles common in Western countries, often characterized by more standardized and globalized trends.

Sugar board awareness programme for 8^th & 9^th students was organized. Smt. SRI LAKSHMI & Dr. JANARDAN REDDY presided the programme. Students earned hands on experience about the nutrient value and sugar content of various branded junk food stuff. They were made aware of the health consequences due to excess sugar consumption healthy swaps. The event ended with a sugar free pledge.

In the memory of the greatest pioneer educational systems, we uphold a tribute to our ingenious founder Late P. KALYANAMMA Garu. She was a feminine amalgamation of knowledge, determination, compassion and brilliance, a mascot with a golden touch who pioneered the great legacy of Montessori Schools. Every time we take a trip down the memory lane, we recollect the comforting smile, her loving eyes and her wise perceptions. A huge cuddle to the everlasting light…. She will be for ever in our hearts.

In compliance with the orders of Andhra Pradesh, we scheduled Mega Parent Teacher Meeting 2.0. today in the school from 10am to 1pm. The meeting was a success as we received a huge response from the wonderful parents. It was well organized involving parents, teachers and students. ‘Ek ped maa ke nam’ initiative also was taken up. We are obliged by the participation of every parent.

Mr. Sujan Kumar,  Eagle team Sub Inspector of Police had an interaction with students of our school. He said that the youth have  to stay away from alcohol and drugs. He explained how drugs work on the brain and how drug addiction gradually affects humans  through powerpoint presentation. Montessori School organized an awareness program and role-play to commemorate World Zoonosis Day. The event aimed to educate students about scenarios of zoonotic diseases, their transmission, and prevention.- Emphasis was laid on importance of hygiene, vaccination, and responsible animal handling. The program successfully promoted a better understanding of the risks and preventive measures.Montessori celebrated Doctor’s Day with great enthusiasm and gratitude towards the entire doctor fraternity. Dr. Shravya Reddy, Associate professor of Pediatrics and Medical educator, Viswabharati Medical College and Dr. D Mayookha Reddy addressed grade VI & VII students. Their insights on health and wellness, expert advices experiences inspired the attendees. The students too interacted with intense, gusto.

On 23 June, Olympic Day is celebrated all around the world: thousands of people young and old participate in sports including such runs, exhibitions, and educational seminars. The Montessori School also participated in various Games to commemorate the birth of the modern Olympic Games. Congratulate to our Montessori A-Camp Chess Champ Devi priya P (5th class) for 4TH Place in F-09 Category   @ Great Minds  ALL INDIA OPEN FIDE RATED CHESS TOURNAMENT  on 22nd June 2025 @  Mysore. Over 472 players out of GM’S, IM’S,FM’S,WCM’S also Played in this tournament. We’re so proud of you and Wishing you to bag More Achievements.

 

 

 

 

International Yoga Day was celebrated by Montessori schools on 21st June 2025 on the theme ‘Yoga for One Earth, One Health’ to instill the importance of Physical fitness and Mental alertness among students. The students learnt to maintain balance, peace and poise which can act as a sublime expression of the quest for excellence for synthesis and harmony. Various yoga postures and asanas including pranayama and meditation were performed by the students.A proud achievement to our S K. Mohammad Sohail , Montessori Techno Student has achieved 640 marks in NEET Exam with  All India 133 rank . Our District Collector and  Magistrate, Sri Ranjith Basha garu felicitated and appreciated to Sohail in his chamber today.Montessorians D. Saadhvika of 9 MLO for receiving 1 prize, Shravya Sudha of 9 MLO and Yashmitha Radhi of VIII TECHNO bagged 1st prize in Drawing Competitionin connection with World Environment Day. They recieved Memontoes and certificates from Sri. Ranjith Basha, District Collector and Megistrate, Kurnool.