“Embracing Unity in Diversity: A Joyous Independence Day Celebration at The Star School! 🇮🇳 The school grounds came alive with vibrant performances, showcasing the essence of our diverse culture and heritage. Dazzling dances, eloquent speeches, soul-stirring songs, and a thought-provoking mono-skit left everyone mesmerized and proud.Honored Guests: Dr. Ramesh Babu, esteemed pediatrician at Lotus Hospitals, […]
“Tiny fingers, boundless bonds: Pre-primary students unite on friendship day, spreading smiles and love through colorful friendship band making in the school. Laughter echoed, hearts intertwined, as they created tokens of friendship, a cherished memory in making.
A workshop on Human Psychology was conducted by Ms. Parvin Lasania who is a Medical doctor, Counseling Psychologist and a Health & Wellness Life Coach.Ms. Parvin emphasized on understanding the psychology of students and also about oneself. Several examples and activities were demonstrated by Ms. Parvin which helped the teachers analyze different situations within the […]
The youngest state of India Telangana turns a year older. The management and staff of The Star School celebrated Telangana Formation Day this year with gaiety through a Special assembly.The Principal Ms.Ashiya Begum hoisted the National flag and the staff members of the institution in one voice sang the national anthem and the state song […]
Students of The Star School presented a variety of programs for their teachers and celebrated Teacher’s Day with great enthusiasm.
Students of The Star School celebrated Telangana Formation Day virtually. They presented several items including speeches,Trivia on Telangana ,songs & poems in Telugu,Hindi, English and Urdu languages. Our Director Academics, Mrs. Shanaz Rashid Hussain appreciated all the participants for their performances and effort in celebrating this event.
We celebrated our 75th Independence Day at the school and our Chief Guest was Rtn Suraj Shetty. We had different speeches in memory of our great freedom Fighters. Our students from grade 8 and Head Held High took over the cultural program for the day.
