Event - Sarjapur

The Grandparents' Day celebration was truly heart-warming and filled with joy! K2 children gave a delightful welcome, presenting Grandpa with a Santa cap and Grandma with a tiara, setting the festive tone. The event began with a spirited game of musical chairs, evoking fond memories of school days for everyone. One of the most exciting moments was the grandparents charming performance through a charades game, where they sang, danced, and enacted with enthusiasm. Adding to the fun, the spoon-and-lemon race and the traditional game of Kanche brought immense excitement and nostalgia to the day. The retro themed attire added an extra layer of charm to the celebration brimming with laughter, love, and cherished moments!

The children were absolutely delighted to unleash their creativity, making their own unique Christmas cards. Dressed in their favourite festive attire, they also enjoyed playing musical chairs and dancing to the lively tunes of 'Jingle Bells'. The excitement was palpable as they enjoyed a scrumptious potluck party with their friends and peers. The joy and laughter filled the air, making this Christmas celebration an unforgettable experience for all!

It is with immense pleasure that we celebrated a milestone: 100 days of our children coming to school! The day was filled with excitement and joy as the children engaged in a variety of fun and educational activities. Their day began with a thrilling Number Maze from 1 to 100, where they hopped and skipped their way through the path, exploring numbers in an interactive way. The excitement continued as they made their way through colourful hula hoops, demonstrating both their energy and coordination. In the garden, a delightful surprise awaited them. Papers pinned to tree barks invited them to unleash their creativity with colours. Meanwhile, slates provided an opportunity to practice their number-writing skills. Nursery students focused on writing numbers from 1 to 4, while older children practiced writing numbers from 10 to 100 in tens. The day also featured a creative art session where the children explored Pointillism Art, crafting vibrant and colourful masterpieces. The 100th day of school was truly a celebration of learning, creativity, and fun—a memorable milestone for everyone involved!

Children's Day was celebrated with vibrant colours and joyful energy as the children arrived dressed in their favourite outfits, each reflecting their unique personality! The day was packed with excitement as the children enthusiastically showcased their talents, whether it was singing, dancing, with their friends. They loved dancing together, filling the room with laughter and energy as they moved to lively music with their peers. A special highlight was the story session, where teachers captivated them with the heart-warming tale of crayons, teaching the value of diversity and creativity. To the children’s delight, the teachers surprised them with a dance performance, adding an extra layer of joy to the celebration. Each child left with bright smiles and wonderful memories from this delightful day!

This Halloween, children brought the spooky spirit to life, dressed in creative costumes. From classic characters like witches, jack-o’-lanterns, and wizards to superheroes like Captain America and Spider-Man, the variety was delightful. The young participants had an amazing time parading in their costumes, showcasing their festive outfits with pride. They enthusiastically sang Halloween-themed songs such as “If I Were a Ghost” and “Knock Knock Trick or Treat”, adding to the cheerful yet spooky atmosphere. A hands-on crafting activity allowed them to create their own scary ghosts, sparking creativity and fun. The event’s highlight was undoubtedly the spooky hand tattoos, where children gleefully chose their favourite designs. The excitement continued as they explored spooky corners filled with faux spiders, eerie decorations, and scary pumpkins, making for a thrilling and memorable Halloween celebration!

The Dussehra celebration at school was a vibrant affair, filled with energy and joy. Children arrived dressed in colourful ethnic attire, showcasing their culture. The highlight of the day was the lively Dandiya dance, where children formed circles and danced rhythmically with their dandiya sticks. Laughter and excitement filled the air as everyone participated, creating a sense of unity and celebration. The celebration included crafting activities for children to make colourful takeaways that reflected the spirit of the festival. Overall, it was a memorable day, filled with fun, tradition, and camaraderie.

Our Literacy Week celebration was a vibrant and enriching experience for our children, packed with a variety of engaging activities designed to foster a love for reading and storytelling. The week featured activities like Hands-On Activities where children participated in interactive tasks that encouraged them to explore different aspects of literacy through creative exercises, Story Craft where children enjoyed crafting their own stories, allowing them to express their creativity and improve their storytelling skills. Children were encouraged to use props to enhance their story narration, making the experience both educational and entertaining. Story Enactment by K1 and K2 teachers brought stories to life through dynamic enactments, providing a captivating way for students to experience literature. We were delighted to welcome parents who contributed to the Literacy week through their own special sessions, sharing stories and insights as part of the incursion program. The week was made more exciting for the children with an excursion to a book house, where they explored a wide range of books, sparking their interest in reading. The celebration was a tremendous success, highlighting the importance of literacy and the joy of storytelling.

Teachers' Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy, made even more special; by the active participation of Friends of Vivero parents. The event kicked off with a warm welcome, followed by fun games organized by the parents, which brought out the fun competitive spirit in everyone. The highlight of the day was the heartfelt speeches given by the parents, where they expressed their gratitude and admiration for the teacher’s dedication and hard work. Their thoughtful words and gestures made the occasion truly memorable. The collaboration between parents and teachers made this year’s Teachers Day celebration one to cherish.

The K1 -Mighty Explorers visited a children's gym to learn about the importance of exercise in keeping our bodies healthy. Through activities like balancing on beams and navigating obstacle courses, the children discovered how exercise strengthens muscles and improves overall well-being. The instructors highlighted that regular physical activity is essential for a healthy heart and lungs. Children also learned about teamwork as they encouraged each other through the challenges. This fun and active experience helped them connect the importance of exercise to staying healthy, setting the stage for lifelong healthy habits.

At Vivero International Pre-School & Child care Sarjapur, we celebrated Pre-Independence Day with great enthusiasm and pride. The school was adorned in beautiful tricolour decorations, setting a patriotic atmosphere. On the morning of August 14th, children arrived dressed in vibrant traditional attire, while our K2 students proudly donned the outfits of freedom fighters, honouring the spirit of our nation. The event began with an inspiring speech by our School Head, Ms. Aishwarya Yajaman, who educated the children on the significance of Independence Day. This was followed by captivating performances from all classes—Pre-Nursery, Nursery, K1, and K2. The children showcased a series of dance performances set to patriotic songs, delighting everyone with their graceful moves and heartfelt enthusiasm. It was a day filled with pride, joy, and a deep sense of connection to our nation's history.

During our vibrant Olympic Week celebration at Vivero International Preschool and childcare - Sarjapur the children from Pre-Nursery, Nursery, K1, and K2 were actively involved in preparing healthy snacks. This activity was beautifully integrated with lessons on "curso de etiquetta" and a fun-filled session of colouring the Indian flag. The young learners not only enjoyed the hands-on experience of creating their own nutritious snacks but also took great pleasure in sharing and eating them together. The event was a delightful blend of learning, creativity, and fun, leaving the children with fond memories and valuable lessons on health and patriotism.

The preschool was buzzing with excitement for Crazy Hair Day! Both teachers and children embraced the fun, showing up with creative hairstyles that made everyone smile. From rainbow Mohawks to hair decorated with toys, the atmosphere was filled with laughter and admiration. The children proudly showed off their imaginative looks, while the teachers joined in with their own funky styles. It was a day of joy, where the crazier the hair, the more everyone loved it!

On the 10th of August, Vivero Sarjapur came alive with the joyful celebration of Buddy Day, an event dedicated to nurturing friendships and promoting collaborative learning among our children. The day was filled with excitement as children participated in a variety of engaging activities, from art and craft sessions to imaginative construction challenges. They explored the vibrant Neon Room for creative colour crafts and took part in hands-on experiences like clay pot making. The children also bonded through many other thrilling activities, fostering a sense of camaraderie, creativity, and shared learning. With parent’s involvement, Buddy Day has become a beloved tradition at our school, playing a key role in helping children build lasting friendships and develop essential social skills that they will carry with them for years to come.

The “Joy of Learning” event at our school was a vibrant celebration of the new academic year. The school was transformed into a colourful canvas, adorned with stunning artwork created by the children. Each classroom showcased activities that highlighted the students learning progress. The K2 children’s fashion show was a standout feature, where they proudly wore traditional attire from different Indian states, reflecting their unit learning. This was a wonderful way to blend cultural education with creative expression. The integrated rhyme time with circle time and music curriculum, held in the open area, was a delightful experience for all attendees. The participation of parents added as extra layer of joy to the event, making it truly communal experience. A highlight of the day was the puppet show performed by the teachers, which received enthusiastic praise from everyone. Overall, the event provided a wonderful opportunity for parents to engage with their child’s educational journey and experience the lively and nurturing school environment.

Vivero International Preschool and Childcare on Sarjapur Road buzzed with excitement on July 18, 2024, as it celebrated French Day with immense enthusiasm. The day was a resounding success, with children fully immersed in a range of enjoyable activities. The campus was beautifully adorned with French decorations, including the iconic tricolour flag and a delightful mini-Eiffel Tower, setting a festive ambiance. The school Principal kicked off the festivities with a warm welcome speech, followed by an enlightening presentation from French teacher on the history and significance of French Day. Children enthusiastically sang French songs, learned new words and greetings, and delighted in dressing up as various French professionals. Teachers, dressed in thematic French attire, not only guided but also inspired the children throughout the day, fostering a sense of curiosity and appreciation for cultural diversity. The event was not only a testament to the school's commitment to global education but also a memorable experience that left a lasting impact on everyone involved.

As part of the ongoing learning about responsibility and community, the K2 children recently participated in a Clean-up Drive of our school. This initiative was discussed in class beforehand, emphasizing the importance of taking care of our environment and the shared spaces within our school.To show their appreciation, the K2 children also made heartfelt thank you cards for the school staff, recognizing their efforts in maintaining a clean and safe environment for everyone. This gesture highlighted the children’s understanding of gratitude and respect for the hard work that goes into keeping our school in top condition. We are incredibly proud of their efforts and the positive impact they have made on our school.

During the early days of preschool, we introduced a special circle time for parents of our pre-nursery and nursery children who were adjusting to the new routine. This thoughtful initiative was aimed at easing any separation anxiety and fostering a supportive community within our school.
Led by SH and PRM, parents gathered in a circle to share their experiences and tips on parenting. They engaged in singing their children's favorite rhymes, creating a joyful and interactive atmosphere that the children eagerly joined. This shared activity not only helped alleviate anxieties among parents but also strengthened the bond between the school and families.
By facilitating these moments of connection and shared experience, we ensured a positive start to each child's educational journey, setting the stage for a supportive and nurturing preschool environment.

During our latest show and tell, our rockstar truly dazzled the audience with an impressive demonstration of their expertise in using agricultural tools. They explained that farming tools are vital at every stage of the farming process, from cultivation and planting to nurturing and harvesting crops. Children highlighted the critical role these tools play in modern farming, emphasizing how they are indispensable for boosting efficiency and productivity in agricultural practices.

It was an incredible day for our Rock stars to celebrate "Loris Malaguzzi Day”. They enjoyed using open ended materials to create paintings. They performed acting of ‘the red little hen’, sensory experiences and nature walks, nature webs and self-portraits using natural materials and exploring nature with stencil and bracelet. Inspired by the principles of this innovative educational philosophy, the children dressed up and engaged in activities that encouraged creativity, exploration, and collaboration. The children had the opportunity to take the lead in their learning and express themselves in meaningful ways.

The Open House event featured interactive stations where children confidently showcased their various learning activities. Each station provided a glimpse into the diverse skills and knowledge the children have acquired. The success of the event was the confident representation of each station by the children. The event was conducted in two sessions where each child got an equal opportunity to showcase their learnings. Parents were extremely happy to experience the learning journey of children starting from Prenursery to K2. The school looked bright and colorful with the display of creativity and artwork by the children.

Republic Day was celebrated with exuberance and patriotism. The day commenced with the solemn ritual of flag hoisting. Children, adorned in vibrant attire, radiated enthusiasm as they showcased their talents through various performances. The school adorned itself in hues of saffron, white, and green, creating a picturesque display of the tricolor, symbolizing the rich tapestry of India’s heritage and aspirations. The event not only fostered a sense of national pride among them but also instilled in them the values of diversity and unity that lie at the heart of the Indian Republic.

The school premises echoed with laughter, excitement, and the spirit of festivity as children came together to celebrate Makar Sankranti.
The school was adorned with colourful decorations, reflecting the exuberance of the occasion. The students, dressed in vibrant ethnic attire, added to the festive atmosphere. It was a delight to witness the enthusiasm with which our young ones participated in various activities.
A highlight of the celebration was the kite-flying event, where children showcased their kite-flying skills. The sky was painted with a myriad of colours as kites soared high, symbolizing the joyous spirit of Makar Sankranti. The laughter and cheers of the children resonated, creating a lively and unforgettable atmosphere.

The Pyjama Party was a carefree, fun filled, relaxing event, crafted to uplift the spirits of our cherished children.
The diverse array of characters showcased in the animated movie captivated the children's attention, infusing an extra layer of excitement. Notably, the little ones brought their favourite toys along, turning them into delightful companions throughout the event.
During the interval, children were engaged in a variety of activities that added to the overall enjoyment. From relishing their favourite popcorn to spending quality time grooming themselves by dressing hair, getting nails painted in an array of colours, and expressing their creativity through eye mask colouring and decorating.
The Pyjama Party, with its blend of entertainment and interactive activities, proved to be a small yet impactful boost for our young audience. It fostered a sense of camaraderie among the children, providing a shared space for joy and connection. Witnessing the positive impact of such events on our children was truly heartening, creating lasting memories and moments of pure joy.

During Math Week, the young minds of pre-nursery, nursery, K1 and K2 were immersed in a world of numerical wonders. From engaging math games to interactive activities tailored for each age group, the week sparked curiosity and enthusiasm for mathematics. The grand finale took the form of a Math carnival, where the children showcased their newfound skills through various playful challenges and exhibits. It was a celebration of learning, fostering a love for numbers in the hearts of the youngest mathematicians.

The enchanting camping night for K1 and K2 children was a delightful blend of outdoor adventures and creative activities. Under the starry sky, the little ones engaged in an array of exciting pursuits. Bonfire’s warmth embraced the group as children giggled, their faces illuminated by the daring flames. The thrill of rope climbing added an element of challenge, fostering teamwork and boosting their confidence.
Creativity flourished as the children crafted nature crowns, adorned with vibrant leaves and flowers. The camping experience was not only about outdoor escapades but also about embracing the wonders of nature. As the evening unfolded, the aroma of pancakes sizzling on griddles filled the air, complemented by the sweetness of jelly butter sandwiches. Roasted corn added a touch of rustic flavour, making the snacks as memorable as the adventure itself. The night wasn’t complete without storytelling sessions led by teachers and enthusiastic contributions from the children, creating lasting memories for the little campers.
This camping night provided not just a break from routine but a holistic experience, fostering camaraderie, sparking creativity, and nurturing a love for the great outdoors in our youngest learners.

During the curriculum morning, parents from pre-nursery to K2 received detailed insights into our well-structured curriculum. The session was thoughtfully designed to ensure that parents of each grade gained a comprehensive understanding, fostering a robust connection between home and school to better support their child's education. The informative event left parents well-prepared to actively participate in their child's learning journey.
The culmination program was a delightful showcase of the children's learning, featuring an engaging performance that highlighted their newly acquired skills. The event provided a platform for young talents to shine as they shared the knowledge gained during Unit 2. Parents were treated to a visual feast, witnessing the vibrant display of the children's work, which beautifully reflected the depth of their understanding and growth. The culmination program served as a proud moment, celebrating both the children's achievements and the effectiveness of our educational approach.

On the occasion of Children's Day, we celebrated with our young ones. The event featured a variety of enjoyable activities, including songs, a magic show, a skit, a performance by K2 children, and a special performance by the teachers. We, as educators, thoroughly enjoyed embracing our inner child alongside our little ones.

Diwali, a celebration of hope and prosperity, came alive through the infectious laughter, radiant smiles, and the illuminating spirit of our children. Adorned in their favourite attire, they added a touch of charm to the festivities. Engaging in an enlightening conversation about the significance of Diwali, the children gained a deeper understanding of its cultural importance.

Creativity flourished as they crafted beautiful Diyas using loose parts, intricate rangoli designs, Reggio-inspired sparklers, and imaginative crumbled crafts. We joyfully danced together with both teachers and friends, creating lasting memories of unity and celebration.

The International Food and Cultural Fest seamlessly brought together countries from around the world, offering attendees a delightful experience with country-specific snacks and culturally-inspired games. Each country corner was a visual treat, adorned with creative flair and artistic enthusiasm courtesy of our dedicated teachers. Their imaginative touch transformed every space into a vibrant representation of the respective countries.

Our children played a crucial role in the celebration, as their artistic creations not only adorned the festivity but also became a meaningful part of our entrepreneurship and joy of giving drive. Their involvement added a unique and heart-warming dimension to the event, showcasing the collaborative spirit and shared joy that defined the International Food and Cultural Fest.

Talented Turtles explored their creativity through various interesting activities. They enjoyed the different techniques involved in art and loved sculpting using play dough, making kites inspired by Piet Mondrian, sand art inspired by the famous painting "The Starry Night" flowers using salt art, and abstract designs by tape resist art. They dressed up in traditional clothes and said a few lines about their culture. The children had fun using apps like chatter-kid to take pictures and draw & tell to colour. To reinforce the jolly phonics sound /c/, the children made a delicious cake with sprinkles. They also made tomato soup for their Thanksgiving snack time.

Our children from all levels were smartly dressed in beautiful festive attire to celebrate the Dussehra festival at school. Children got to see the story of why Dussehra is celebrated and made artwork like Ravan, and Dussehra greeting cards depicting bow and arrow. Children enjoyed the dandiya dance performance by teachers, they too participated in the group dandiya dance. Overall it was a wonderful celebration!!

Sarjapur was buzzing with energy on the Buddy Day "Art Fiesta" as children and buddies walked in with their parents to see the beautiful, bright and colourful surroundings. Every station put up by our talented teachers was designed to help children with age appropriate different art forms like balloon painting, pointillism art, stamp painting, free painting, messy painting, fizzy art, nature art and blow painting.
Art is not just about painting and exploring colours but feeling the joy of experiencing it and so, the teachers indulged in another art form in a flash mob encouraging everyone to join in and shake a leg with the Ribbon Dance. It was indeed an exhilarating experience! The Buddy Day truly showcased the emotion of being together, being for each other and feeling happy.

"A Child has a hundred Languages" - Loris Malaguzzi
We commemorated Loris Malaguzzi day with children inquiring, learning, creating, playing and expressing themselves with freedom with a wonderful set-up in the nature providing numerous opportunities to collaborate and express with colours, loose parts and imagination. Here are glimpses of the day!

Our children represented our culturally diverse nation and celebrated the Republic day with zeal and spirit.

K2 children did a splendid march-past saluting the national flag and told stories of national heroes.

We loved the way our children walked the ramp in their cultural attire demonstrating 'unity in diversity' of our country. A finale of singing and dance performances by all children was a delight to watch. Here are glimpses of this wonderful day!

The harvest festivals of India involve customary traditions and joyous celebrations. Children at Vivero understood what 'harvest' means and got involved by listening to stories, making kites, colouring pots, cooking up delicious Sesame Chikki and Chana Chat, filled colours in a vibrant rangoli, danced around bon fire and flew kites to mark Makar Sankranti as a beginning to so many celebrations that are due to come this year.

As someone rightfully quoted - "There is nothing quite like losing yourself in a good book." Early literacy helps children develop a rich vocabulary, self- expression and reading comprehension- tools they need to become successful readers and lifelong learners.

We celebrated Literacy week to encourage children to discover the love of reading. As reading promotes creativity, expands vocabulary, fosters the imagination, and even encourages empathy. Our Kindergarten 1 children engaged themselves in reading Oxford reading tree series books, jolly phonics books, Story books from Vivero library in their Cozy corner. They loved enacting their favourite story character by dressing up and using puppets, tongue twister games, 100 words, building sentences games, creative writing-I am thankful, creative illustration of our favourite books and blending sounds to read CVC words. This developed joy for reading will continue beyond literacy week.

Teachers are more than just educators who not just teach children but are also responsible for ensuring a safe and secure environment for their students at school. Being a teacher is truly a rewarding profession and it is important that all educators are prepared for any situation in school. The classroom is usually one of the safest places for a child especially when they have a facilitator with proper first aid training. We believe, with the right knowledge, they will be able to act quickly in case of an emergency. Our yearly first aid training was one such initiative to ensure our teachers know how to keep the children calm and safe during an incident. This training focussed on imparting skills which will aid in saving lives and preventive measures to reduce the occurrence of incidents. The training included teaching of the simplest instructions, the body of theories, and hands-on experience. We truly embrace our role in providing a safe, secure, and stimulating environment for our children!

Our 'Humming Birds' continue to hone their literacy, numeracy and social skills even from home, as they prove time and again that learning never stops! They are turning out to be confident individuals showcasing their learning experiences through artwork and explain about them beautifully during virtual sessions. These are the wonderful glimpses of our Unit 1 @K1

Our children with their undeterred spirit continue to enhance their understanding about the human body by using loose parts to create digestive system, learnt tricky words through magic painting and used different materials to understand some math concepts. We love sharing their work pieces. Well done K1!

Literacy, Numeracy and KUW from our Unit “I am Unique” Our kindergarten two children are blooming day by day. As a facilitator we are amazed to see their curiosity, striving for new concepts to learn and building strong relationship with their friends and teachers. Now they thoroughly accustomed with the new normal environment and eagerly waiting for their virtual classes. In our very first unit “I am Unique” children acquired the knowledge that all of us alike , all of us different well and tried their best to portray their knowledge through different project work such as making people around the world, diversity in India, Kandinsky art etc. Kindergarten Two children sharpen their phonetic skills through sentence making activity using tricky and CVC words. We are proud to showcase some of their beautiful work pieces.

We had a fantastic start to this new academic year with Nursery children getting into the groove of new concept of school through ilearn at Vivero. Our “Genius Gems” created amazing masterpiece of themselves by looking at the mirror and identified their sense organs. We had loads of fun as we danced to the beats, sang new rhymes and learnt shapes and sounds. Keep it going “Genius Gems”!

Sports day was held on 3rd March 2020. It was a big hit! It gave our children a beautiful platform to develop a bond with their peers and accomplished their fine motor skills. Our K1 children enthusiastically took part in different sport activities like drill, lemon race and water relay race. K2 children started off with an immaculate march past and made us proud with their coordinated marching to the beat. They then cheered their peers and geared up for a dazzling flag dance drill matching steps in a synchronized way with a colourful flurry of the flags. The spirit of friendly competition came alive as our children actively took part in ‘Escaping Lava - Relay race’ which exhibited their team spirit and coordination. Everyone’s a winner at Vivero Sports Day!

We celebrated our most awaited event of the year, “Annual Day concert” on December 15th 2019. It was a lively morning of celebration, felicitation and festivity where children made us proud with their hard work and immense enthusiasm to present themselves on stage with zeal and confidence in front of a huge audience.
Unique and full of life, shining, brimming with aspirations and confidence, bringing abundance brightness and joy to our lives- our children are the centre of our learning process. The spotlight shined on our superstars as we zoomed into a magical world of drama, musical performances and dance presentations staged beautifully by our children!
The highlight of the day was ‘K2 Graduation Ceremony’. It was a moment of excitement, pride and mixed emotions for parents, teachers, and our children. Our enthusiastic children walked on stage with grace and poise to receive their certificates.
Our parents are an integral part of our school and we highly value and appreciate their contributions, suggestions and participation. The heart-warming parent testimonials were a moment of pride and honour for all of us. We thank them for their continuous support and encouragement and trusting us with the most precious one in their life.
The vibrancy with which the acts, dances, songs were performed by our children created the visual feast for the audience as it displayed the innocence and joyfulness of childhood.

An open day at school (open house) took place on Saturday, 25th January 2020. Parents were invited to explore the various learning engagements (Indoor Integrated Play, literacy, Numeracy, Knowledge and understanding of the world, Tech, Civic and Entrepreneurship) across each grade. The purpose of this event is to provide an opportunity to the parents to come to the school and understand the curriculum plan across various grades.
Our K1 and K2 children took charge of the various stations to explain to the parents how they learn a concept and how the same concept is reinforced through different play-based activities. It gave an insight to the parents on what to expect as their child, graduates to next level.
Our children played various games with the parents at Numeracy, Literacy and Tech stations on some of the concepts learnt so far, for parents to understand our learning engagements. At the KUW and Entrepreneurship station, children shared their knowledge by explaining the projects and experiments done by them making them better prepared for the 21st century.
Finally, this event concluded with a trivia time quiz questions by the K2 children for all the participants show casing that they are Grade1 ready which was absolutely mesmerizing.
We would like to thank all the parents for their support and co-operation for making this event a memorable one.

The advent of autumn marks the beginning of grand festive season in India. Vivero International Preschool and Childcare, Sarjapur went into celebration mode with the “Nam Ooru Habba” carnival. The entire School displayed grandeur in every corner with the depiction of four different forms of Dussehra celebrated across India namely the Dussehra from the North, Navratri from the West, Durga Puja from the East and Golu of the South.
The mighty Ravana trying to guard his burning Lanka glorified the Traffic Park. The entire set up around depicted the flavors of Gujarat and Navratri with the Bandhni décor and colorful pots. The grandeur of the Golu set up was something to be proud of as it depicted the Dasara procession of Mysuru and the six seasons (ritus) along with the beautiful Golu dolls arrangement. The Durga Puja pandal set up solemnized the true Bengali culture and festivity.
The highlight of the celebration was the Kathputli Naach (Puppet show) along with the Rajasthani song, Dhol and the Puppet Horse. The crowd was completely soaked in the fiesta and danced to the beats of the Dhol.
The teachers took the celebration to another level as they all rejoiced with a grand Garba performance. A devotional dance depicting the prominent dance ritual in the form of “Dhunuchi naach” performed during Durga Puja was presented by the teachers. It was culminated with the blowing off the “Shank (Conch Shell)”, ringing the bells and the trademark “ulu dhwani” followed by the Sindoor Khela.
What’s festival without shopping and good food? There were numerous shopping stalls including clothing, jewelry, essential oils, fish tanks and plants. The people loved feasting on the traditional Indian street food like pani puri, different varieties of chat, Gujrati delicacy snacks and Ice creams. The public tambola got the crowd going as they won some exciting prizes.
The event exemplified how one festival is celebrated in four different ways representing the rich culture and heritage of our country.

The school as a community took a small step to bring smiles to the faces of others as we celebrated ‘Joy of Giving’ at school.
Parents were requested to contribute dry ration, toiletries etc. for the noble cause. The collection was given to Jyoti Seva School for Visually Impaired. We express our heartiest gratitude to all the parents for their generous contributions. Because it is rightly said “Joy of Living” is in “Joy of Giving”!

The special bond between grandchildren and grandparents’ was celebrated with a profound celebration wherein children teamed up with their grandparents for fun games and activities.

From the first day of school to the 100th day, it has been a tremendously interesting and evolving journey for our children at Vivero. Our 100 days journey though began with tears were later were filled with laughter, fun, new friendships and different ways of learning. We celebrated our 100th day in Vivero with lots of fun and excitement as Vivero turned into an inevitable part of our children’s life.

“To truly live, celebrate each day of Life. Let each day be a festival of Joy!”
Another exciting month just went by with our most awaited celebration of learning in the form of Culmination.
For the culmination of Unit 2, PN and Nursery children amazed their parents as they showcased their learning through PPT and videos. Also, K1 and K2 children had put a stupendous show and presented their learning in the form of drama, music and dance in front of their parents.
All the children did us proud with their hard work, dedication and amazing performances which made the culmination event an extremely memorable one.

Our new academic year brought the celebration of our first event “Adventure Awaits”, an exciting affair with bagful of adventurous surprises for both children and their parents.
The captivating stations – Maze, Gaming zone, Jungle escapade, Bivouac and Mystery room etc. filled our children with zeal and enthusiasm and gave all the parents a chance to reconnect with their inner child. Children and adults were thrilled to pass through the network of twists and turns and find their way out of the maze. Programming ‘Cubetto’ to score a goal on the football field or sending ‘Dash’ to save the building on fire added excitement for our children. Children along with their parents loved exploring the Twister Jungle trail, Tunnel obstacle course, The Mystery Dark room and winning scratch cards to win prizes certainly brought smile and a sense of accomplishment to each one of them.
The army themed photo-booth added pride to the event with its meaningful title of “Live a Life Less Ordinary”. This memorable experience put together by extremely dedicated, hardworking and creative team of Vivero Sarjapur, had more than 350 people gracing the event.
A big thank you to our enthusiastic and super supportive parents for making this event a phenomenal success.
Our 'Back to school' event has set the beginning of a wonderful journey with a promise of many more delightful events throughout the year!!

Dash and Cubetto were the major attraction of the event “Adventure awaits”. As 21st century learners, our children are well versed with latest technological advancement. Leaning through Cubetto and Dash made our children acquainted to basic programming and coding.
Our Children came up with innovative ideas to use Cubetto, as a football player,to score a goal by placing the right keys on the console.
Children dressed Dash the robot as fire fighter who had to rescue people from a building by manoeuvring through the roads without going off-road using the Go App.
Children explained the rules of the games to the participants and assisted them to score the goal. Parents and children thoroughly enjoyed playing these games.

Entertainment, relaxation & family-time found a new address on Saturday,16th of March, 2019 at Vivero International Preschool and Childcare, Sarjapur. The event was a special arrangement for our little ones as they watched "Finding Nemo" along with their parents in a cosy set up. It was indeed a 'movie experience' like no other in front of a giant LED along with its Dolby surround sound system that brought about a genuine feel of the movie theatre, while vibrant awe-inspiring colours from the screen lit up the area. The warm, buttery smell of popcorn further added on to the exciting ambience.
The entire school was decorated with bits and pieces of the theme from the movie. The highlight, of course, was the magical underwater world entrance as every guest marvelled with sheer amazement. Every decoration on display proudly showcased the ingenuity and joy of the children's work. A hi-tech ticket counter with its curious paperless QR code scanner saw some unforgettably priceless expressions from children and parents alike. Apart from this, theme-based activities and gaming stations drew a lot of attention and kept everyone happily engaged before and after the main screening. Children not only succeeded in 'Finding Nemo' at the end but also created wonderful memories as they watched their parents relive their childhood through the event.

Annual Day is something each one of us including children, parents and teachers look forward to. Planning for the event begins much in advance to ensure superb performances by each and every child. The thought behind the Annual Day celebrations is to provide a wonderful platform for children to showcase their performances with confidence to a large audience. The Art Exhibition gives the parents an insight into the effort put in by the teachers to make learning fun for the children.
Planning for the event began in November 2016, with much enthusiasm. After several discussions we narrowed down on the theme based on the five elements of nature. A brief plan was laid out to include skits performed by K1 and K2 children, and dance performances by our Pre-nursery, Nursery, Childcare and EPS children. We eagerly started preparing for the event.Shortlisting the songs, script writing for the skits, planning the props, etc. was undertaken with lot of passion. Soon regular practice sessions for the big day were being conducted in all classes.
Staying true to our philosophy of ‘Partnering with Parents’, like the previous year, this year too we decided to include a performance by our K2 parents. On PTM day in January 2017,we discussed the plan with the K2 parents. They were thrilled at the idea and soon began designing the skit with some help from K2 teachers and their children.
We chose the auditorium at New Horizon Engineering College as the venue for the big day and soon the day arrived. Children dressed in their colourful attire reached school all eagerto showcase their performance on stage. At the venue, parents walked through the Art Exhibition with some yummy snacks, as they enthusiastically waited for the program to begin.
Our vivacious anchor for the evening, Ms. Ameeta Pandya, welcomed the guests and the much awaited event began. We started the affair with a speech by our Guest of Honour Ms. Bina Bakshi and the School Head’s report. The performances by children opened with the Welcome song by our K1 children followed by dances by our Childcare toddler group and Pre-nursery groups.
To ensure that most guests are present during the felicitation ceremony of our graduating K2 children, we conducted this immediately after the Pre-nursery performances. Our K2 children were thrilled to receive their graduation certificated from Ms. Bina Bakshi.
As the evening progressed children excitedly put forth their performances, dances by the Nursery children and some amazing skits along with dances were performed by the K1 and K2 children. This year also the K2 skit was written by the children.
The highlight of the evening was the wonderful 10 minute skit by our passionate K2 parents, setting very high standards for the next few years. The hard work and hours & days of dedicated practice put in by the parents was evident from the performance. The script involved lot of inputs from their children, including the dance steps.
The program ended on a high note with a song by our graduating K2 children. It was a fun-filled event with some fantastic performances by children and parents alike.