Integrating sports in the curriculum fosters holistic development, promotes physical and psychological well-being and enhances cognitive abilities of the learners. NEP 2020 envisages sports as a part of the curriculum and lays emphasis on sports-integrated learning as well as adopting fitness as a lifelong attitude.NEP 2020 states“Sports-integration is another cross-curricular pedagogical approach that utilizes physical activities including indigenous sports, in pedagogical practices to help in developing skills such as collaboration, self-initiative, self- direction, self-discipline, teamwork, responsibility. Maintaining the same spirit we also hold annual sports activities for all our students starting from Bal Vatika upto class VIII. Here are some…
Happy Children’s Day!Today, our school has observed the joy, innocence, and creativity of our amazing students. Our students have made this day special by showing their excellent skill in art. We appreciate and nurture the bright minds shaping our future. Here are a few glimpses of the event:-
Teachers’ Day (Shikshak Diwas) 2023 falls on September 5 and marks Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan’s birth anniversary. We all Polestarians observed this very significant and special day at Polestar Academy. Students of all the classes came out and displayed several talents they have. Many of our ex students also joined us and expressed their gratitude for all the teachers. We concluded the ceremony with the determination and vow to serve humanity and bring positive change in our respective fields.
77th Indian Independece Day Observed at Polestar Academy commemorating the historic moment when India finally gained independence after around 200 years of the colonial British rule. Today, 15 August every Indian citizens are proudly celebrating its 77th Independence Day (Swatantrata Diwas) and paying their homage and reaffirming their vow for patriotism. We got our freedom from the centuries’ old shackles of Britishers after the sacrifice of countless brave lives and non-stop efforts of our heroes. National Flag was hoisted by Vice Principal of the school, Mrs. Rumpa Roy Majumder in presence of all the Polestarians. She is found to be…
This year, the theme for International Yoga Day 2023 is ‘Yoga for Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam,’ effectively encapsulating our collective aspiration for ‘One Earth, One Family, and One Future.’ Today, people worldwide are observing the 9th International Yoga Day with live celebrations. The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his UN address in 2014, suggested an annual Day of Yoga on June 21, as it is the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and shares a special significance in many parts of the world. The brown leaves symbolise the Earth element, the green leaves symbolise the Nature, blue symbolises…
Polestar Academy celebrated it’s 23rd foundation anniversary by holding a great event Colours of Polestar an Exhibition Cum Sale. All our students and Parents and the entire school staff came together and participated to make it a great success. Exhibition had several galleries such as. Science Projects gallery Electronics & Robotics Art & Craft. Plant collection. Food & Beverages prepared by them. Traditional dress and jewellery. Quiz Corner. The Robot displayed below is a talking Robot made in our school by waste materials, her name is PHULI . The Robot tells are name by her own. She welcomes the guest…
Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti or Netaji Jayanti is a national event celebrated in India as Parakram Diwas on January 23 to mark the birth of prominent Indian freedom fighter Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. This year nation celebrates 126th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. For the first time, Netaji Jayanti was celebrated as Parakram Divas in 2021 on the occasion of his 124th birthday. In West Bengal, Jharkhand, Tripura, and Assam, it is a recognised holiday. On this day, the Indian government honours Netaji.
Rupkonwar Jyoti Prasad Agarwala was a noted Indian playwright, songwriter, poet, writer and film maker from Assam. He was considered as Assamese cultural icon, deeply revered for his creative vision and output and is popularly called the Rupkonwar of Assamese culture. He wrote many stories for children. He wrote more than 300 songs and gave music to most of them. He died on 17th January 1951. We are remembering him and paying homage to his contribution into the Art and Culture of Assamese Society and India at a large.
