• An assembly is when the school community, or a part of it, meets together to share aspects of life that are of worth. It acts as a medium for communicating matters of significance from one generation to another.

• The motive of having an assembly in a school is:

• To develop a feeling of affiliation and unity among students.

• To acquaint students with the school programme more clearly.

• To develop in students a sense of identity with the school.

• To enable students to share their experiences, stories, anecdotes with others.

• To provide them training in good social behaviour desired in public life.

• To motivate students by positive reinforcement in the form of praise or rewards awarded in public

• To facilitate the moral and religious development of students.

• To facilitate national integration and secularism through all-religion prayer meetings among students.

Kargil Vijay Diwas Assembly – A Heartfelt Tribute

On 25th July 2025, the Nursery presented a touching assembly to mark Kargil Vijay Diwas. The little ones paid tribute by confidently speaking lines about the courage of our heroes, singing a heartwarming patriotic song, and presenting a graceful dance performance. As part of the activity, children also drew scenes depicting the spirit of Kargil Vijay Diwas, expressing their respect through art. Their innocent voices and heartfelt expressions left a lasting impression, reminding everyone of the unwavering spirit that protects our nation.

Baisakhi Assembly

On Friday, 11 April, 2025, GD Goenka Public School Model Town Junior organized a special assembly to celebrate the vibrant festival of Baisakhi.  The objective of conducting this assembly was to tell the students about one of the “Harvest Festivals” and to imbibe the values of “Khalsa Panth” in the lives of our young learners. The assembly was filled with enthusiasm, creativity, and learning.

The assembly commenced with the students reciting the prayer, followed by a brief introduction about Baisakhi by the students of grade KG stating the significance of the festival.

A group of children sang a song related to Baisakhi, celebrating the joy of harvest.

The students presented a lively Bhangra dance, dressed in colourful traditional attire. Their energetic performance brought smiles to everyone’s faces and showcased the rich cultural heritage of Punjab.

After the performances, the children engaged in a hands-on craft activity where they created colourful kites, a symbol of Baisakhi, and beautiful hand fans.

The special assembly on Baisakhi was a wonderful opportunity for the little ones to learn about and celebrate an important cultural festival. It fostered a sense of community, creativity, and appreciation for diverse traditions among our young learners.