Mohali, Nov. 6 -- Bhavan's RK Saboo Vidyalaya celebrated the spirit of Diwali through a series of engaging activities for students from Pre-Primary to Class 11. The celebrations brought together traditional practices, artistic expression and environmental awareness, encouraging students to embrace the festival through creativity and responsible celebrations. The celebrations featured special Diwali assemblies by the Pre-Primary wing and Class 3 A. The Pre-Primary assembly highlighted why and how Diwali is celebrated, along with the significance of an eco-friendly Diwali. It included a prayer, a dance performance and a special presentation titled "The Magic of Light". Students of Class 3 A presented an energetic dance and an informative skit highlighting the significance of Diwali. They emphasised celebrating the festival with lights rather than crackers and encouraged everyone to avoid firecrackers in favour of safe and eco-friendly celebrations. The programme concluded with a traditional aarti. The young learners of the Pre-Primary wing participated in age-appropriate creative activities. Toddlers decorated diyas, Nursery students decorated candles, LKG learners made lanterns and UKG students created beautiful rangolis, adding colour and festive cheer to the celebrations. A special diya-making workshop was organised for 340 students of Classes 1 and 2 on October 31 . Guided by a visiting potter, each child experienced the traditional art of pottery by shaping a diya using clay. After the handmade diyas had dried, the young learners painted and decorated them with vibrant colours and embellishments during their diya decoration CCA activity on November 3 . The hands-on experience nurtured creativity, imagination, patience and fine motor skills while fostering an appreciation for Indian traditions. Students of Classes 3 to 5 participated in a paper lantern making activity, creating beautiful decorative lanterns while enhancing their creativity and fine motor skills. Adding to the festive spirit, students of Classes 1 to 11 participated in the sparkling classrooms for Diwali activity. Along with their class teachers, they cleaned and organised their classrooms, created beautiful rangolis and decorated the spaces with diyas, flowers and simple paper decorations. The use of eco-friendly colours and natural materials emphasised cleanliness, teamwork, creativity and the importance of celebrating Diwali in an environmentally responsible manner....