Today, at Gajera Vidyabhavan, Katargam, ninth day of Navratri (Worshipping Goddess Siddhidatri) was celebrated with full joy and enthusiasm. Eco Art in Action – Cultural Activity was organised which turned into a captivating showcase of talent, creativity, and passion under the campaign Plant a Smile. From heartfelt songs to electrifying dance and drama performances, the […]

On the auspicious eighth day of Navratri, students at Shree H.J. Gajera English Medium School, Katargam, worshipped Mahagauri Mataji with a blend of devotion and exciting activities. The day started with an informative session where students learned about the significance of Mataji, the fierce and protective form of Goddess Durga. This session enriched their understanding

On the auspicious seventh day of Navratri, students at Shree H.J. Gajera English Medium School, Katargam, worshipped Kalratri Mataji with a blend of devotion and exciting activities. The day started with an informative session where students learned about the significance of Kalratri Mataji, the fierce and protective form of Goddess Durga. This session enriched their

On a beautiful day filled with excitement and anticipation, students from Shree H.J. Gajera English Medium School, Katargam, embarked on an enriching journey to Vatsalyadham. This visit was not just an excursion; it was an opportunity for students to engage in a unique exchange of activities, fostering creativity, camaraderie, and a deep connection with nature.

The sixth day of Navratri at Shree H.J. Gajera English Medium Primary School, Katargam, was a vibrant celebration filled with devotion, joy, and energy. The entire school came together to honor the Goddess Durga, creating an atmosphere of unity and reverence. The day commenced with an inspiring aarti and stuti dedicated to Mataji. The students

Day 5 of Navratri at Shree H.J. Gajera English Medium Primary Section was filled with joy and excitement. The school organized a special Garba decoration activity, where students creatively decorated the space in vibrant colors. Along with this, a traditional Aarti was performed to honor Mataji, and informative sessions about the significance of the goddess