To mark International Labour Day and promote values of respect, gratitude, and social responsibility, SRGS conducted meaningful SEWA activities for students from Grades III – XII. The day was dedicated to appreciating our support staff—guards, didis, drivers, gardeners, electricians, and others who are the backbone of the school.
Students of Grades III – IV expressed their gratitude through goody treats packed with love and personally thanked the staff with warm smiles.
Grade V students showcased their creativity by making handmade cards filled with heartfelt messages of appreciation.
For Grades VI –VIII, a collage-making activity allowed students to highlight the importance of various community helpers through art and slogans.
Grade IX students watched a video on child labour and reflected on the topic, sharing thoughtful views on fairness, empathy, and the right to education, leading to discussions on Article 24 and RTE.
Grade XI students engaged in respectful conversations with the support staff, gaining insights into their daily routines and their dedication for work .
Labour Day at SRGS went beyond celebration—it became a powerful lesson in empathy and humanity. By connecting learning with real-life experiences, the school strives to nurture individuals who value Shram as much as Gyan.
“Shram hi puja hai” – truly reflected in the spirit of our students.
