Diwali is one of the most awaited festivals for children at Divya Jyot School, Ahmedabad. It brings together colours, creativity, culture, sweets and joyful learning, and it reminds students that the festival is not only about lighting diyas but also about lighting values within themselves. In this guide you will
For many school students, speaking English feels more difficult than reading a chapter or completing a grammar exercise. A student may understand a question, know the answer, and still hesitate to raise their hand. The thought of mispronouncing a word or making a grammatical mistake can make even a simple
Diwali brings family gatherings, celebrations, and a welcome change from everyday routines. For parents thinking about their child’s education, the festive break can also provide an opportunity to explore schools without squeezing every discussion between work, homework, and weekday commitments. Planning school visits during Diwali holidays gives families time to
A child mixing colours, singing a familiar song or learning a dance step is doing more than enjoying an activity. Each experience creates opportunities to make choices, practise movement, listen carefully and express ideas. The role of art, music and dance in child development becomes clearer when we look at
Have you ever wondered what is the reason behind small lights being lit in houses during Diwali? Why do families colour in patterns around the doors, and exchange boxes of sweets? Every festival has a meaning and Diwali is a festival with great stories to share. This is a Diwali
Navratri is one of India’s most vibrant and culturally significant festivals. Celebrated with devotion, music, dance, creativity, and community spirit, the festival provides children with a wonderful opportunity to learn about Indian traditions while enjoying meaningful activities. As Navratri 2026 approaches, schools can turn the festive season into an engaging
The world of work is changing quickly. Technology, artificial intelligence, automation, digital communication, and new industries are influencing the way people work and the skills employers value. For today’s school students, preparing for the future is no longer simply about getting good grades and choosing a traditional career path. Education
Screens are now a normal part of childhood. Children use computers for schoolwork, tablets for learning activities, smartphones to communicate, and televisions or gaming devices for entertainment. Digital tools can make learning more engaging and help children explore ideas beyond the classroom. However, when screen use becomes excessive or unbalanced,
What makes a school truly valuable for a child? Is it strong academic performance? Good sports facilities? Creative activities? Leadership opportunities? Or a learning environment where children can experience all of these together? For many parents, choosing a school is no longer only about marks and examination results. They also
Imagine a classroom where students are not just sitting at their desks, listening to a lesson, or completing worksheets. Instead, they are discussing ideas, building something together, helping a classmate, and laughing while solving a challenge. One student is explaining an idea. Another is listening carefully. A third student is