New Heights School, Hardoi organised an awareness session on the POCSO Act, where a Civil Judge visited the school to interact with students. The judge explained in simple language how the law protects children from abuse and exploitation, and what to do if they ever feel unsafe.
Students participated actively and asked questions, which were answered clearly and patiently. The session helped children understand their rights and the importance of speaking up. We thank the Civil Judge for guiding our students.
The Social Science Department organised a Youth Parliament session for Classes 6 to 8 with the theme “Education as a Matter of Right.” Students enacted the roles of Speaker, Ministers, and Opposition, creating an authentic parliamentary atmosphere. They debated the need for quality education, addressing issues such as infrastructure gaps, the digital divide, teacher shortages, and inclusion. Proposals included higher budget allocation, skill-based learning, mental health support, and innovative teaching methods. The Opposition questioned implementation, while the ruling side defended policies. The session ended with a resolution affirming education as a fundamental right. It successfully built confidence, awareness, and civic responsibility among students.
On Constitution Day, students presented a thoughtful and well-prepared assembly in the school amphitheatre. The programme opened with an introduction to the importance of 26 November 1949, the day the Constitution of India was adopted. Students highlighted core values like justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity, explaining how these principles continue to shape democratic conduct and guide citizens.
A key highlight was an insightful speech that reflected on the vision of the Constitution’s framers, the responsibility of citizens in protecting democratic ideals, and the relevance of constitutional morality in today’s society. The message encouraged the audience to reflect on their duties as aware and responsible individuals.
The assembly concluded with a pledge to uphold constitutional values, making the event meaningful and inspiring.
Pre-Nursery students participated in a Mobile Awareness Activity on the theme Healthy Mind, Healthy Eyes at New Heights School. The session aimed to build early awareness about limited screen time and healthy digital habits. Teachers and students presented a simple scene enactment showing the effects of excessive mobile use and the importance of balanced routines, outdoor play, and proper eye care. The activity helped young learners understand the value of using mobiles responsibly while keeping their minds active and their eyes healthy.
To create awareness and prepare students to face emergencies with confidence and presence of mind, New Heights School conducted a Disaster Management and Evacuation Drill for Classes VI to IX under the guidance of the Social Science Department.
As part of the Disaster Management Module stipulated by CBSE, students were guided on how to tackle disasters effectively, manage emergency situations, and minimize the loss of life and property. Teachers explained different types of disasters—both natural and man-made—and discussed practical safety measures to be followed during such events.
A mock evacuation drill was also organized to familiarize students with the correct procedures to follow in case of an emergency. The students participated with great enthusiasm, learning how to remain calm, protect themselves, and assist others during situations like earthquakes, fires, or floods.
The session highlighted the importance of alertness, teamwork, and preparedness in ensuring safety during unforeseen circumstances. It was a valuable and insightful experience that strengthened students’ understanding of safety protocols and disaster resilience.
On the solemn occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, New Heightians paid a heartfelt tribute to the Father of the Nation at Gandhi Bhawan. With their soulful bhajans, the students filled the atmosphere with devotion and reverence, spreading Gandhiji’s timeless message of peace, unity, and harmony.
The celebration served as a reminder of Mahatma Gandhi’s enduring values of truth and non-violence, inspiring students to follow his principles in their daily lives. The event concluded with a collective pledge to uphold his vision of a just, compassionate, and harmonious society.
A Docu-Drama Activity was conducted for Classes VI to XII on the theme of social issues from the past to the present. Organized as an Inter House Competition, the event challenged students to not only showcase the issue through dance, drama, and documentary but also to present their research and supporting evidence.
The young participants demonstrated creativity, critical thinking, and powerful stage presence while highlighting relevant social concerns. It turned out to be a highly engaging and tough competition among the houses, with each team bringing a unique perspective and impactful presentation.
The Independence Day celebration at New Heights School began with the flag hoisting ceremony, led by respected Principal Mrs. Vinita Dhankar in the presence of staff and students. As the tricolour unfurled, the atmosphere was filled with pride and reverence. The soulful rendition of the National Anthem followed, reminding everyone of the sacrifices made for the nation’s freedom and evoking a deep sense of patriotism.
A vibrant cultural program reflected the spirit of unity and sacrifice. The highlights included folk dances, patriotic skits, a Hindi speech, an inter-house dance competition, orchestra performances, Nukkad Natak, and a Kavi Sammelan. The primary students added charm with their enthusiastic presentations, while the senior students delivered impactful historical and patriotic musical skits showcasing India’s freedom struggle and the visionary dreams of great leaders.
The celebration was graced by Director Ma’am, Mrs. Nami Jain, whose presence added to the grandeur of the event. Principal Mrs. Vinita Dhankar addressed the gathering, emphasizing that true freedom lies in acceptance, encouragement, and upliftment. She inspired everyone to uphold unity, respect, and responsibility as the real essence of independence.
The celebration concluded with a vote of thanks, leaving everyone inspired with patriotic fervour and pride in being part of a free and vibrant nation.
Our Pre-nursery students showed their love and patriotism for their country through the Tri Colour Hand Printing Activity. Using the colours of our national flag, they created beautiful peacocks while learning about India's rich heritage and culture.
The activity encouraged creativity, fine motor skills, and patriotism in our young learners. They had a wonderful time making art with their hands, exploring colours, and developing their imagination.
Published at 20 August 2025
Our Pre-Primary students at New Heights School held their patriotism high by making Tricolour Badges. Using saffron, white, and green glitter sheets, they crafted beautiful badges while learning about India’s national flag and its significance.
The activity encouraged a sense of patriotism and gave students an opportunity to explore colours, practice sticking, and enjoy creating their own badges. We are proud of our little artists for their enthusiasm and creativity.
Students of Grade I and II at New Heights School enjoyed a joyful Rakhi Making Activity on 31st July 2025. Using craft materials like colorful threads, beads, and decorative items, they created beautiful rakhis with love and creativity.
The activity encouraged artistic expression and introduced the cultural significance of Raksha Bandhan in a fun, hands-on way. It also helped improve fine motor skills and sparked enthusiasm for traditional celebrations.
At NHS, we believe that nurturing good habits from an early age lays the foundation for a healthy and successful future. Our recent Good Habits Activity for primary students was a fun and interactive way to instill essential life skills.
Through engaging activities, our young learners explored the importance of personal hygiene, healthy eating, regular exercise, and kindness. From crafting colorful habit charts to participating in role-playing scenarios, the children enthusiastically embraced the lessons.
By making learning enjoyable, we're helping our students internalize these positive behaviors, setting them on a path toward lifelong well-being.
Published at 22 April 2025
The Social Science Department of New Heights School organized a special assembly on 22nd April 2025 to celebrate 'Earth Day' and spread awareness about environmental protection.
The assembly began with a prayer and followed by number of mesmerizing activities spreading the message to save our Mother Earth.
Miss. Gauri Mishra of class XA delivered a thought-provoking speech highlighting the importance of preserving our planet and adopting eco-friendly habits. This was followed by a beautiful poem recitation by Miss. Lakshita of class XI humanities that expressed love and concern for Mother Earth. The highlight of the assembly was an engaging skit performed by students. The skit ended with a strong message on sustainable living and saving the environment. It inspired everyone to reflect on their responsibilities towards Mother Earth.
The assembly concluded with words of wisdom by Principal Ma'am, appreciating the efforts of the students and encouraging everyone to contribute to a greener and cleaner Earth.
A Parents’ Orientation Program was held at New Heights School to welcome parents for the new academic session. The session introduced the curriculum, teaching methods, school policies, and daily routines. Teachers also shared insights on supporting children’s development at home.
The event began with the lighting of the diya, symbolizing wisdom. It was followed by a cultural presentation, including a welcome dance by the tiny toddlers. Parents thoroughly enjoyed the program, appreciating the warm welcome and lively performances, which strengthened the bond between home and school.
A Day Out- Primary School
on 03-02-2025 students of the Primary School visited ITI and Company Garden as part of an educational trip . The visit was both enjoyable and enriching for the children. At ITI, they explored various aspects of technology and industrial work, while the Company Garden provided a relaxing atmosphere. The children not only enjoyed the beauty of nature but also had fun on the swings, making the day even more exciting. The trip was a perfect blend of learning and play, allowing students to gain new knowledge while enjoying themselves with their classmates. It was a memorable outing that gave them a refreshing break from their routine.
A rally on Noble Cause
The Republic Day celebration continued with a meaningful rally organized by New Heightians. The students enthusiastically participated in the rally, which started at Cinema Chauraha and made its way to DM Chauraha, covering several important stops along the route. The rally was a vibrant display of unity, patriotism, and community spirit. The event reached its conclusion at Ram Janki Mandir, where the students got the chance to connect to the society, taking part in community service for a noble cause by donating essential items for daily use. This act of charity highlighted the students’ commitment to helping those in need and promoting social responsibility. The rally not only celebrated Republic Day but also taught the values of kindness, generosity, and service to the community.
New Heights School, Hardoi hosted a CBSE workshop on Use of AI in Classrooms on 26 September 2026. Teachers and educators came together to explore how Artificial Intelligence can support lesson planning, creating learning materials, assessment and everyday classroom tasks.
The session also highlighted the responsible and ethical use of AI, keeping the teacher's role central in education. The workshop reflects our commitment to preparing teachers and students for a technology-driven future.
