April 7, 2026:
Shantiniketan Indian School (Afternoon Shift) celebrated World Health Day on 7th April 2026 with great enthusiasm, awareness, and active participation from students.
In Kindergarten and grade 1 the little learners were introduced to healthy habits through fun-filled and engaging activities. They learned the importance of eating nutritious food and in a joyful and interactive manner.
In Grade 2, students participated in the activity “My Super Healthy Day.” This helped them explore daily healthy routines and understand the importance of keeping their body clean, active, and strong by following good habits.
Students of Grades 3 to 5 actively took part by bringing healthy tiffin boxes filled with nutritious food items. Teachers guided them on the benefits of fruits, vegetables, and adequate water intake, helping them understand the importance of a balanced diet.
For Grades 6 to 8, a Poster Making Competition on the theme “Say No to Junk Food” was conducted. Students creatively expressed their ideas while spreading awareness about healthy eating and the harmful effects of junk food.
The special assembly conducted by Grade 6A in the MPH Hall highlighted the significance of World Health Day. It included a thought for the day and a pledge, inspiring students to adopt healthy and responsible lifestyles.
Students of Grades 9 & 10 engaged in a Health Survey Activity, where they collected and analysed data related to eating habits, screen time, and physical activity. They presented their findings using charts, thereby enhancing their research and analytical skills.
Overall, the celebration was meaningful, informative, and impactful, encouraging students to reflect on their habits and make healthier lifestyle choices.
