WHAT PARENT SAYS
What Do Parents Say About Us?“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” — Edgar Degas Dear Apex family, proud parents, and our wonderful well-wishers! We are absolutely thrilled to share with you the highlights of today’s special morning assembly, which was gracefully conducted by the talented and spirited students of Class 5B, under the devoted and nurturing guidance of their beloved teachers, Ms. Nidhi Chawariya and Ms. Jyoti Sharma. The assembly commenced on a deeply spiritual note as Enaira led the school in the School Prayer, followed by the soulful School Hymn, sung in beautiful unison by the entire school. The National Pledge was then delivered by Yukti Mishra, reminding every student of their cherished duty towards the nation. The young and thoughtful Bhavesh then took the stage to share an inspiring Thought of the Day, followed by Aradhya, who filled the hall with positivity through her heartfelt Positive Affirmations. Vidit, then presented the News Headlines with impressive clarity and composure. The crown jewel of the morning was an eloquent and visually delightful Presentation on World Art Day by the students of Class 5B — a celebration of creativity, culture, and the timeless power of artistic expression that left the entire gathering deeply moved and inspired. The assembly was warmly and gracefully concluded by Ms. Nidhi Chawariya, whose encouraging words left every student walking away with a smile and a heart full of purpose. #ApexPublicSchool #Class5B #WorldArtDay #MorningAssembly #ProudApexFamily LittleLeaders ArtAndSoul
“Diversity is not about how we differ. Diversity is about embracing one another’s uniqueness.” — Ola Joseph With this inspiring thought, the school organized a Slogan Writing Activity on 13th April 2026 for Classes IV and V as part of the Autism Awareness Month initiative, aiming to instill empathy, acceptance, and respect for individual differences among students. The theme, “Autism and Humanity: Everybody Has Their Own Individuality,” encouraged young learners to reflect deeply on inclusivity and the beauty of diversity. The activity witnessed enthusiastic participation, with students presenting thoughtful and creative slogans that highlighted their growing awareness and sensitivity towards autism. Students showcased their work in vibrant colours and artistic flair to enhance their messages. Each entry stood as a testament to their imagination and understanding, making the activity both meaningful and visually engaging. The school wholeheartedly appreciates the efforts and active participation of all students. Such initiatives play a vital role in nurturing compassionate individuals who celebrate diversity and contribute towards building an inclusive society.
Ambedkar Jayanti Celebration – A Tribute to the Architect of Equality “Cultivation of mind should be the ultimate aim of human existence.” —Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Apex Public School commemorated Ambedkar Jayanti with great reverence and enthusiasm through a special morning assembly conducted by the Social Club under the guidance of the faculty. The assembly beautifully highlighted the life, vision, and invaluable contributions of Dr.B. R. Ambedkar, the architect of the Indian Constitution and a pioneer of social justice. The programme featured a series of meaningful segments including prayer, hymn, pledge, thought of the day, positive affirmation, and news headlines, setting a reflective tone for the occasion. A soulful rendition of “Saheb Mere Bheemrao” by the school choir and an engaging skit titled “Babasaheb – Hum Sab Ke” left a lasting impression on the audience. To further enrich the celebration, students of the Primary Wing were shown an inspiring movie based on the life journey of Dr. Ambedkar, followed by an engaging classroom quiz that encouraged learning through reflection and participation. The celebration served as a powerful reminder of the values of equality, dignity, and education, inspiring students to imbibe his ideals in their everyday lives.
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