“The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you.  -B.B. King

On 13th September, 2025 Don Bosco Primary School, Matunga celebrated Happy Saturday with great enthusiasm. The day was filled with curiosity, creativity, and cultural expression, as each class participated in unique activities that blended fun with learning.

Std. I – Floating Fish Experiment

The youngest learners explored the world of science through the Floating Fish Experiment. With excitement in their eyes, they observed how paper fish could float and move on water with the help of soap, introducing them to the concept of surface tension. This simple yet fascinating activity sparked wonder and encouraged scientific thinking in little minds.

Std. II – How Leaves Drink Water

The second graders conducted a hands-on experiment on How Leaves Drink Water. Using coloured water and white leaves/flowers, they watched how the liquid slowly travelled upward through the stem, revealing the process of capillary action. The activity nurtured observation skills while helping them understand the hidden wonders of nature.

Std. III – Cultural Day

Std. III celebrated a vibrant Cultural Day, where students came dressed in traditional and international attire and showcased that the world is like a rainbow with many kinds of people who should live harmoniously to make this world a beautiful place to live in. Through songs, dances, and a well enacted skit they gave a powerful message that when hope is alive we can dream big and achieve big. The activity not only gave them an opportunity to display their talents but also instilled respect for traditions, unity, cultural heritage and a feeling of belonging to a larger community- the world at large.

Std. IV – Dancing Popcorn Activity

The fourth graders had an exciting time with the Dancing Popcorn Activity, where corn kernels bounced and moved in water with the help of baking soda and vinegar. This fun-filled experiment demonstrated chemical reactions and the release of carbon dioxide, making science both entertaining and educational to our students.

The Happy Saturday celebration on 13th September was a perfect example of how Don Bosco Primary School, Matunga combines academics with enjoyment. By encouraging students to learn through experiments, creativity, and cultural expression, the school continues to nurture curiosity, confidence, and a love for lifelong learning.

On 20th September, 2025 Don Bosco Primary School celebrated Happy Saturday with a vibrant blend of learning and creativity. The day was dedicated to activities that enriched language skills, communication, vocabulary and overall confidence among students. Each class took part in thoughtfully designed sessions that turned learning into a joyful experience.

Std. I – English Phonics

The youngest learners dived into the world of phonics through interactive games, sounds, and letter blends. With engaging activities, students practiced pronunciation and sound recognition, building a strong foundation for reading and communication. Their enthusiasm made the classroom come alive with voices echoing new words and cheerful participation.

Std. II – Cultural Day

The second graders celebrated a colourful Cultural Day, proudly showcasing their traditions, costumes, and performances. Through songs, dance, and storytelling, they highlighted the beauty of India’s diversity. The event encouraged respect for cultural values while instilling pride in their heritage, making the classroom a stage of unity in diversity.

Std. III – English Word Formation

Std. III students engaged in a lively Word Formation Activity, where they created new words using prefixes, suffixes, and root words. This not only sharpened their vocabulary but also enhanced their creative thinking and spelling skills. The activity turned into a friendly competition, filling the room with excitement and confidence.

Std. IV – English Vocabulary Building

The fourth graders participated in stimulating Vocabulary Building Activities, including word games, synonyms–antonyms challenges, and picture-based learning. These exercises improved their language fluency, comprehension, and expression, equipping them with stronger communication skills for the future.

The Happy Saturday celebration on 20th September was a true reflection of the school’s holistic approach to education. It successfully combined academics with creativity, ensuring that children not only learned but also enjoyed the process. Teachers guided the students with encouragement, while the young learners discovered that education can be both meaningful and delightful.

On 27th September,2025 Don Bosco Primary School celebrated Happy Saturday with enthusiasm and joyful learning. The day was filled with engaging activities across all classes, designed to sharpen memory, strengthen language skills, and build scientific knowledge through interactive methods.

Std. I – Memory Game on the Alphabet

The little learners of Std. I enjoyed a fun-filled Alphabet Memory Game. Through matching letters and recalling sounds, they strengthened their recognition skills while developing concentration and recall abilities. The activity not only reinforced their knowledge of alphabets but also made learning playful and exciting.

Std. II – Memory Check Game

Std. II students tested their observation and retention skills with a challenging Memory Check Game. With keen eyes and quick thinking, they practiced focus and attention, essential skills for their academic journey. Laughter, excitement, and healthy competition filled the classroom, making the activity both entertaining and educational.

Std. III – Preposition Activity

The third graders participated in a lively Preposition Activity, where they used their own body parts to act out words like under, over, besides, and between. This hands-on learning experience helped them grasp the concept of prepositions in a fun and memorable way. Their active involvement turned grammar into an enjoyable performance.

Std. IV – Quiz on the Human Body

Std. IV students engaged in a thought-provoking Quiz on the Human Body. Divided into teams, they answered questions on human organs, systems, and functions, showcasing their knowledge and quick thinking. The quiz encouraged teamwork, boosted confidence, and deepened their understanding of science in an interactive manner.

The celebration of Happy Saturday on 27th September was yet another reflection of the school’s commitment to holistic learning. By blending academics with creativity, the activities not only enriched the children’s knowledge but also nurtured essential life skills such as memory, focus, teamwork, and communication. It was truly a day where learning came alive with joy.