NEWS & EVENTS

Christmas Craft : Santa Puppet Making Activity  

                                     "With every stitch and every sparkle, our young artists brought Santa to life, filling the room with joy, creativity, and holiday cheer!" Anonymous

On Tuesday, 24 December 2024, MBS International School organized a captivating ‘Santa Puppet Making’ activity for Class II students as part of the Christmas celebration.

The young artists showcased their creativity by crafting colourful and meaningful Santa stick puppets using a variety of materials, including coloured paper, ice cream sticks, cotton balls, pom-poms, and googly eyes. The results were stunning creations that captured the festive spirit and were a delight to behold.

The primary aim of this activity was to ignite students’ imagination and creativity while fostering a deeper appreciation for the true essence of Christmas. It also served as an excellent platform for the children to display their artistic talents through innovative and unique puppet designs.

The students’ enthusiasm and artistic flair were instrumental in the success of the event. The Santa Puppet Making activity not only celebrated the joy of Christmas but also provided a valuable and enriching learning experience for all participants.

Christmas Celebration

                                                    “Christmas is a day of meaning and traditions, a special day spent in a warm circle of family and friends." – Margaret Thatcher

On Tuesday, 24 December 2024, MBS International School celebrated Christmas in the Pre-primary wing with enthusiasm, creating a festive atmosphere filled with learning, creativity, and joy. Dressed in Santa costumes or red-and-white outfits, the students fully embraced the festive spirit, even taking on the role of Santa Claus themselves.

The celebration aimed to introduce the young learners to the significance of Christmas in an engaging way. Nursery students enthusiastically participated in a Christmas craft session, while Kindergarten students showcased their artistic flair by painting colourful dots on stockings. These hands-on activities not only sparked their creativity but also deepened their understanding of the festival.

The excitement peaked during a delightful buggy ride, which brought smiles and laughter to the MBSians. Adding to the festive joy, the students decorated the Christmas tree with cotton, replicating the look of snow, along with bells, rings, and other ornaments. The celebration was a perfect blend of fun, creativity, and learning, leaving the little ones with cherished memories and a festive spirit that lingered long after the day ended.