Independence Day Celebrations 2025 – A Tribute to Freedom and Unity
Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad celebrated India’s 79th Independence Day with immense pride, joy, and patriotic fervour across all grades. The day reflected the school’s spirit of unity in diversity, as students expressed their love for the nation through performances, reflections, and creative presentations.
Primary Years (Grades 1–5): A Vibrant Celebration of India
Students from Grades 3 to 5 hosted a vibrant special assembly that blended poetry, music, and dance to honour the nation’s journey of freedom. The event featured inspiring facts about freedom fighters, soulful patriotic songs, and energetic dance performances, culminating in the collective rendition of the National Anthem.
The celebration also included the “Incredible India” showcase, where children came dressed as freedom fighters, folk dancers, scientists, and other inspiring figures. Some students chose creative and socially conscious themes such as Plastic-Free India and Keep India Green and Clean, adding depth and relevance to the festivities.
Learners from Grades 1 and 2 recited poems, delivered short speeches on India’s progress in science, sports, and culture, and reflected on what freedom means to them in their own words. The screening of the film Incredible India further enriched their understanding of the country’s diversity and achievements. The day overflowed with energy, colour, and national pride.
Foundation Years: Little Patriots Take the Stage
To help our youngest learners appreciate the significance of Independence Day, a special assembly was conducted by Nursery Sariska on 18th August 2025. The children presented a thoughtful enactment on the spirit of freedom and unity, followed by a lively dance performance on “Saare Jahan Se Achha.”
Their enthusiasm and confidence on stage filled the hall with joy, as their vibrant expressions captured the essence of celebration. The event concluded with everyone joining in the National Anthem, instilling respect and pride in every heart.
Middle Years: Honouring the Legacy of Courage
The Grade 8 – Ranthambore House students led the Middle Years Independence Day Assembly, beginning with the Thought of the Day and news headlines, followed by patriotic poems, a short play on India’s freedom struggle, and dynamic musical and dance performances. In her closing address, Ms. Shilpa applauded the students for their spirited participation and reflected on the importance of carrying forward the legacy of courage and unity.
Senior Years: Reflections on Freedom and Identity
The Grade 12 students presented a stirring and reflective assembly around the theme “Above All, We Are Indians.” The programme began with a mindfulness chant, followed by evocative poetry, a moving patriotic song, and a graceful dance performance. The segment “What Freedom Means” invited students to share personal reflections, linking national pride with personal responsibility. The assembly culminated with a celebration of recent school achievements and a collective pledge to uphold the nation’s values.
