KITE School | Mira Road | Season's Greetings |

It’s a wonderful time of the year. Everybody is eagerly waiting for the new year with new plans and hopes. Things which are scheduled for this year must be finished now. No baggage should be carried forward in the new year!

KITE School at Mira Road organized Christmas party at the school on 21st December which was also the last working day of the school in this calendar year. Santa Clause came with gifts for everyone. All the kids were gleaming in lovely dresses and then children danced with Santa. Little toes were dancing in freestyle mode with their own rhythm. And you bet, there was perfect harmony with the music, the celebration and the participation.

Have a look at few pictures:

And while leaving the school every child got a gift from Santa. Most of the kids were surprised... particularly the tiny tots of Playgroup.

Finally, all the teachers wished each other and had a group picture with our director Mrs. Vandana Saxena to cherish the sweet memory of 2010.

So, you also have a blast at the new year eve!

Wishing you a very Happy New Year!

Orange Colour Day at KITE School ! Mira Road

All the hues of Orange—from deep golden to pastel yellowish—were glittering in KITE School on 16th December… of course, it was Orange Colour Day!


Although few parents forgot about this day and sent their children in regular school uniform yet most of the children seemed prepared.

Different activities, related to orange colour, were designed for different classes for this particular day. Kids in orange dresses did Orange Day activities against the assorted Orange images of various objects and scenes.

Have a look…

The decoration included Orange balloons in plenty. Each child got a balloon while leaving on this day.

Colouring Competition at KITE School

Last week was full of exciting activities in KITE School at Mira Road. First three days we had Colouring Competition for different classes. Little children were quite excited about participating in it and colouring their sheets as per their imagination and choice. The best part was that there was no anxiety of winning and losing. Children were enjoying it as is. Look at few snapshots:

But when the results were displayed, we noticed faces of some parents who were disappointed or a few who were elated. On the other hand few parents send their little ones without colours. Obviously they forgot that we had mentioned in KITEline that children will bring their own colours for the competition. Of course, the school provided them the colours. Each child who was present on the respective day, participated. Here are the winners:

Playgroup
First Prize : Bhor Bhatia
Second prize : Ritika Singh / Teirth Jangir
Third Prize : Jay Vidhyarthy / Azeem Mulla

Nursery
First Prize : Kripa Joseph
Second prize : Prishika V. Sanghavi / Atharva Dutta
Third Prize : Malesh Shajit

Jr. KG
First Prize : Rayyan Khan
Second prize : Sakshi Yadav
Third Prize : Chetnadevi Keshari / Debolina Dey

Sr.KG
First Prize : Shantan Singh
Second prize : Suhayla Khan
Third Prize : Purnima Singh / Mayank Toshniwal

Congratulations to the winners!
Let the ‘spirit to excel’ be the motivational force of your child.

KITE School is O P E N today

KITE School will remain OPEN today inspite of a 'band' call by certain political parties in Mira Bhayandar. This has been decided to enable the students to complete the curriculum uninterruptedly. There are only four working days in this week including today. We would not like to waste one precious day. KITE School hopes that parents will co-operate and support us.
Please send and collect your child on normal timings.
Transport service will also run as usual.

Made-up stories that children make !

Children do make imaginative stories. Many a times these enthrall us. But sometimes parents get worried if their child is becoming a liar. I always consider it as part of blooming of the creativity. It is not only the logic that is part of genuine creative process. Imagination and fantasy are also integral to it. Child’s imaginative made-up stories should not cause a concern just because these are not factual truth. Let the mind take its flight into invented truth. All inventions start out of dreams.


Yes, I do agree that if the content is shocking, we’ll get disturbed as parents. In such cases we should try to find out the very germination of that content instead of taking it too literally on the face value as factual. A TV programme that the child had watched may have the roots of the twisted tale. An unrelated piece of conversation may have shaped up like this. Some incident in the family or neighbourhood might trigger a very different storyline in child’s imagination. Mind has very complicated ways of processing the information.

As you appreciate the imagination of your child, do not ignore the unhealthy part of it. Always keep a watch on your child’s behaviour. Most of the times made-up stories are not worrisome but if the same is also reflected in child’s behaviour then you should try to get to the root of it. Do not panic and do not subject your child to ‘interrogation’. Try to find out in a cool indirect manner.

If it is just a wild imagination of the adventure in the world of fairies, demons and flowers, then enjoy it and appreciate your child’s creative talent.