Martin Luther Public School

YELLOW DAY           Yellow is the primary or basic colour. Yellow is the colour of optimism, glory, sunshine, enlightenment and happiness. Golden Yellow carry the promise of a positive future. Yellow is the colour between Orange and Green on the spectrum of visible light. It is the brightest colour that the human eye can see. Yellow colour represents youth, fun, joy and other happy feelings.

Raksha Bandhan Raksha Bandhan is a famous festival of Hindus. It is also called the festival of Rakhi, it falls on Purnima or full moon day in the Shravana according to Hindu calender it is celebrated across all over India. Raksha means protection and Bandhan means bound. Thus Raksha Bandhan means the "Bond of protection". On this day sisters tie a special bond on their brother's wrist as a mark of affection. This thread is called the Rakhi. The brother in return takes a life long vow to protect their sisters.

Varamahalakshmi Festival             Varamahalakshmi is the Goddess of wealth auspicious and prosperity. She is worshiped for health, wealth and long life of the husband. Vratha is observed on a Friday that falls before the full moon day of the month of Shravana month (August). Seeking blessings from Goddesses Varamahalakshmi

BLUE DAY Wonderkids celebrated BLUE DAY on 1st of August 2018. It was a pleasant and cool Blue day for the Tiny tots. The significance of blue colour was reiterated through a series of activities. The dress code of the day was blue too. The day was amazing and learning experience had a long lasting effect on each student. It was indeed a visual treat to see the good effects of BLUE COLOUR on our little ones.

INDEPENDENCE DAY Wonderkids had organised an event about Independence day for our tiny tots on 16-08-2018. India is a great country, we love our country, we are all Indians. All Indians are our brothers and sisters, we should live in peace and harmony.  Independence day is a big day for all of us. It is an honour for us to be the citizen of this amazing country. We all are proud to be Indians. "Jai Hind"