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Diwali is known as the Festival of Lights. It is also called Deepawali, which means a string of earthen lamps. Diwali is a time to have fun with friends and family! People exchange gifts and sweets, enjoy delicious feasts, watch firework displays and wear new clothes. It is time to remove the darkness of ignorance […]

“Everything in this universe has rhythm.” The world is a diverse tapestry of cultures, and one of the most beautiful ways to celebrate this diversity is through the art of dance. To instil a sense of cultural appreciation and creativity from a young age, Gajera International School organized cultural dance competitions. These events not only

“Cultures grow the vine of tradition” Navratri is a festival that is celebrated for nine nights. It marks the victory of Goddess Durga over the evil Mahishasura. People worship the nine avatars or incarnation of Maa Durga for nine days. Gajera International School has organized Traditional Dress Competition, Where students were dressed up and play

“Schools are turning to Maker space to facilitate activities that inspire confidence in Kindergarten learners, and help them to attain innovative skills that are immediately applicable in the real world” The 12th of October is a very special Day for all Gajerians, because on this day Late Trustee Mrs. Sunita Chunibhai Gajera was born. Every

Gajera International School celebrated Post Office Day, an exciting and educational adventure that opened a window to the world of mail and communication for our youngest learners. The day was filled with wonder, exploration, and hands-on activities that left our learners with lasting memories and important lessons. Back at the preschool, our little adventurers engaged