NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS(2024-25)
JSS Public School celebrated National Science Day on March 3rd during the school assembly. The programme commenced with Aadya from Class 7 highlighting the significance of the day. She spoke about the discovery of the Raman Effect by Sir C.V. Raman, which earned him the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930.As part of the celebration, students of Class 7 presented a special science-themed song. The celebration concluded with an encouraging speech by the Principal, Mrs. Gowri B. Nataraja, emphasizing the importance of scientific thinking and innovation
HINDI DIWAS (2024-25)
Hindi Diwas was celebrated on 12-09-2024(Friday) with great fervor. Students from grades 5-10 participated in various events including songs, dances, dramas, and poetry recitations. Class 2 students dressed as famous Hindi authors and poets stole the show.
Principal Mrs. Gowri B. Nataraja was the chief guest. The program highlighted the importance of Hindi language and culture and concluded with a quiz and vote of thanks.
JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL, BSK II STAGE, B’LORE-70
SWAMIJI JAYANTHI CELEBRATIONS (2025-26)
The 110th Jayanthi of His Holiness Dr. Rajendra Mahaswamiji was celebrated with deep reverence and joy, reflecting his enduring legacy and contributions to society.
The program began with a Pooja dedicated to His Holiness, evoking feelings of gratitude and devotion. Children offered a devotional song, seeking blessings from the Almighty and setting a serene tone for the day. Vachana Gayana by students showcased the spiritual depth of Kannada literature. A dance performance brought vachanas to life, blending tradition with artistic expression. ANudinamana (tribute speech) highlighted Mahaswamiji’s societal contributions and his emphasis on human values that continue to inspire generations.
Sri Chandrashekar S, Retired Principal of JSS PU College, Jayanagar, Bangalore, shared heartfelt memories of Mahaswamiji and his impact on education and society.
Sri Doddagudaiah, Principal of JSS Sahana School, Jayanagar, graced the occasion.
Certificates and Cash prizes were awarded to the winners of the All India General Knowledge Examination, conducted by The Centre for Human
Resource Development (CHRD).AISSE 2025 Class 10 toppers and students who scored centum in various subjects were honoured by the Sahodaya Schools Complex, Bangalore.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing appreciation to all contributors and participants who made the celebration meaningful and memorable.
REPUBLIC DAY(2024-25)
The 76th Republic Day was marked with great enthusiasm and patriotism. The event began with Tiny Tots dressed as freedom fighters, who were honored as special guests by the Principal Mrs. Gowri B. Nataraja. The celebration included a vibrant march past and an impressive band performance.
Yoga demonstration by class 6 students showcased discipline and mindfulness, while the junior choir group sang a melodious group song that added to the patriotic fervor. The Best MUN Delegate Award and the Best Cricketer Award were distributed and it was further enhanced by captivating dance performance.
The celebration reflected the spirit of unity and patriotism. The celebration reflected the spirit of unity and patriotism, leaving everyone inspired.
INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY - 2025
JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL
BSK II STAGE, B’LORE-70
INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY (2025-26)
On the occasion of International Yoga Day, the students of 8th standard enthusiastically participated in a special yoga session conducted on the school premises. The students demonstrated various asanas, including Surya Namaskar, and performed a series of breathing exercises to promote physical and mental well-being.
The session highlighted the importance of yoga in daily life, emphasizing health, discipline, and inner peace. The event was graced by our esteemed Principal, Mrs. Gowri B. Nataraja, who participated in the activities and encouraged the students.
WORLD MUSIC DAY - 2025
JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL
BSK II STAGE, BLORE-70
WORLD MUSIC DAY(21-26-2025)
On the occasion of Music Day on 21-26-2025, a vibrant and melodious celebration was organized at our school. The event showcased the rich diversity of musical expressions and talents of our students across various grades.
The program began with performances by our junior students, who presented enchanting pieces in Carnatic music and lively folk music, capturing the essence of our traditional roots. Their soulful renditions set a graceful tone for the event.
This was followed by senior students, who mesmerized the audience with film songs that added a modern flair to the celebration. Their energetic and melodious performance received much applause.
A special highlight of the day was a delightful English song performance by the students of Class 10 B, showcasing their enthusiasm and global musical taste.
The event was graced by our respected Principal, Mrs. Gowri Nataraja, who addressed the gathering. In her inspiring speech, she emphasized the importance of music in life as a universal language that transcends boundaries and brings people together. She also performed a beautiful song, leaving the audience deeply moved and inspired.
TEACHERS DAY (2025-26)
JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL,
BSK II STAGE, B’LORE-70
TEACHERS DAY CELEBRATIONS (2025-26)
Teachers’ Day Celebration – A Tribute to Mentorship and Inspiration
On 08 September 2025, the school community united with heartfelt enthusiasm to celebrate Teachers’ Day, honouring the enduring legacy of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. His life and values continue to illuminate the path of education and inspire generations.
The celebration commenced with a soulful invocation song, followed by a warm welcome address. The programme was presided over by our esteemed Principal, Mrs. Gowri B. Nataraja, whose presence added grace and significance to the occasion.
Thoughtfully organized by the students of Class X, the event radiated a spirit of democracy, inclusivity, and leadership. Their meticulous planning and teamwork created a vibrant atmosphere filled with respect and admiration for their mentors.
Dance Performances: Students of Classes 10A and 10B presented a graceful dance that added colour and joy to the celebration. Later, the boys of Class 10 delivered an energetic performance that was met with enthusiastic applause.
“Fish Pot” Activity: A lively and engaging segment where teachers participated by answering fun and quirky questions, sparking laughter and camaraderie.
Musical Tributes: Soulful songs echoed through the venue; each note a heartfelt expression of gratitude.
Beyond the entertainment, the day served as a poignant reminder of the profound bond between students and teachers. It highlighted the transformative role educators play in shaping young minds and nurturing future leaders.
The celebration concluded on a joyful note, leaving teachers feeling truly honoured and appreciated. It was a day that beautifully encapsulated the love, respect, and gratitude students hold for their guiding lights.
NATIONAL MATHEMATICS DAY (2024-25)
National Mathematics Day was celebrated on Saturday 28th December 2024 with great enthusiasm and fervour to honour Mathematician Srinivas Ramanujan and his contributions. Students actively participated in various activities, such as skit, song and dance relating the importance of Mathematics in everyday life.
Principal madam emphasized on adapting mathematics in day-to-day life.
INDEPENDENCE DAY - 15TH AUGUST
JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL,BSK II STAGE,B’LORE-70
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS(2025-26)
The Independence Day celebration at JSS Public School, Banashankari II Stage, was marked with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour. The programme was graced Chief Guest Sri Muthe Gowda sir academician and administrator and by Principal Mrs. Gowri B. Nataraja
The event featured a colourful display of mass PT exercises, a graceful classical invocation dance, energetic aerobics and yoga demonstrations, vibrant lezium performances, and synchronised mass drill exercises. The entire celebration reflected the spirit of unity, patriotism, discipline, and cultural richness of our country.
JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL, BSK II STAGE, BENGALURU-70
ENVIRONMENT DAY (2025-26)
The Science department of JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL B.S.K II STAGE Celebrated the World Environment Day on 5th June in the school auditorium highlighting the theme “Beat Plastic Pollution”.
Our beloved Principal madam Smt. Gowri. B. Nataraj presided over the function, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices like reducing pollution, conserving resources and promoting ecofriendly habits.
Students of various classes put up a spectacular show signifying the need to conserve environment.
The enthusiastic participation of the students clearly exemplifies how keen they are in conserving nature.
REPORT ON WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY(2022-23)
Children are the world’s most valuable resources and the best hope for the future.
Children’s day is celebrated every year on 14th November in the memory of India’s first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, on his birthday. The purpose of Children’s Day Celebration is to lay emphasis on the foundation to the future if India – its children.
The celebrations at JSS Public School were exuberant. The cultural events began with welcome speech by Mrs. .Swarna Phaniraj followed by significance of the day by Mrs. Bharathi .Other entertaining programmes like group dance ,songs and skit by the teachers were all enjoyed by the children .It was overall a fun filled day for the children.
REPORT ON WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY(2022-23)
Kannada Rajyotsava is the day which celebrates Karnataka Ekikarana – the unification of all the Kannada language-speaking regions of south western India to form the state of Karnataka. It is celebrated on 1st of November every year.
The Kannada Rajyotsava day is celebrated majestically all across the state of Karnataka and by Kannadigas across the world. JSS Public School, BSK II stage reflected in it the very same celebration.
The event started with Invocation followed by welcome speech which was inaugurated by Principal .Followed by cultural events like Street Play ,Group Dance and Group song which evoke the patriotism in the students.
Investiture Ceremony (2025-26)
JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL
BSK II STAGE, B’LORE-70
Investiture Ceremony (2025–26)
The Investiture Ceremony for the academic year [2025-26] was held with great pomp and dignity at JSS public school, Banashankari II Stage on 25 June 2025. The event marked the formal induction of the newly elected student council members, signifying the beginning of their journey as the young leaders of the school.
The ceremony commenced with a invocation, followed by a welcome address by Pavani of 10b who emphasized the importance of discipline, leadership, and responsibility in shaping future citizens. A spirit of pride and enthusiasm filled the atmosphere as the school band led the newly elected council members in a disciplined march past.
The highlight of the event was the badging handing the flags to respective house incharge captain and vice-captain house incharge teachers, where the Head Boy, Head Girl, Sports Captains, House Captains, and other council members were formally invested with their respective duties. The principal, Gowri B Nataraja mam along with the Chief Guest, Mrs. B Gayathri, Principal, Sri Sri Ravishankar Vidyamandir, Kanakapura road, Bangalore conferred the badges and to the leaders.
This was followed by the Oath-Taking Ceremony, where the student leaders pledged their commitment to uphold the values and traditions of the school and to perform their duties with sincerity and integrity. The oath was administered by the principal, which was followed by the inauguration of various Subject Clubs.
Mrs. B Gayathri The Chief Guest, shared insights on the qualities of effective leadership and motivated the students to become responsible and empathetic leaders
The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Belli Patel , followed by the National Anthem. The event was a memorable occasion, leaving an indelible mark on all attendees and inspiring the student body to aspire for excellence and leadership.
JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL, BANASHANKARI II STAGE, BENGALURU -70
SAMSKRIT DAY REPORT – 2025
In our school, Sanskrit Day was celebrated with great joy on 16/08/2025. The program began with the prayer song “Mahāgaṇapati” sung by a student of the 8th class. Thereafter, the students of classes 7 and 8 presented a Bharatanatyam dance performance on “Śrī Vighnarājaṁ Bhaje”. Then, a student of class 10 delivered the welcome speech, followed by another student who spoke on the importance of the Sanskrit language.
Sanskrit is not only a medium of communication but is also the very soul of Indian culture. It is the language of the Vedas, Upanishads, Rāmāyaṇa, Mahābhārata, and the Bhagavad Gītā. In mathematics, astronomy, Ayurveda, and yoga too, countless texts have been written in Sanskrit. The wisdom of the ancient sages is preserved in this language. Because it is clear, systematic, and grammatically precise, it is considered useful even in the modern age for computer science.
Since Sanskrit is the carrier of cultural values, Sanskrit Day is celebrated every year. On this day, we remember the glory of this ancient language and take an oath to preserve it.
Various cultural programs were presented by students of different classes. The students of class 6 sang the Maheśvara Stotram. The students of class 7 recited verses from the Bhagavad Gītā. On the occasion of Janmāṣṭamī, a student of class 10 delivered a speech. The students of class 8 sang devotional songs such as “Namāmi Namāmi,” “Mṛdupichchha Candanam,” “Śrīrāmacandra,” “Garudagamana,” “Ayigiri Nandinī,” “Avidyānamantas Timiram,” and others. They also enacted some scenes from the Mahābhārata and presented a drama titled “Mohinī and Bhasmāsura.” A student of class 7 performed a Kathak dance. The students of class 10 also staged a courtroom play on the theme “Is God Real?”
In her address, the Principal said that Sanskrit is the foundation of Indian languages and a source of inspiration for world languages. She mentioned that in our daily life, every morning, we begin the day with Sanskrit verses like “Karāgre Vasate Lakṣmīḥ” and others, and that chanting peace mantras brings calmness to the mind. She compared Sanskrit with other Indian languages and highlighted its uniqueness. She especially emphasized the importance of theBhagavad Gītā—which, she said, is not merely a religious text but a guide for life and a book of solutions to problems. She also explained the significance of Krishna Janmāṣṭamī.
Finally, she motivated the students by saying that Sanskrit should not be studied merely as a subject, but should be cultivated as a medium for values and cultural refinement. Hence, all students should take interest in the preservation and promotion of the Sanskrit language.
With words of thanks, the program concluded.
The Constitution Day celebration at JSS Public School, BSK II Stage, was held on 26TH November 2024 with great enthusiasm and a sense of patriotism. The program began with Harshika initiating the event, creating a vibrant start. Varshini of Class 10 welcomed our beloved Principal Gowri B Nataraja and all the teachers with thoughtful addresses.
The significance of the day was eloquently presented by Sanjana, who highlighted the importance of the Indian Constitution and its role in shaping the nation’s democratic framework. The program concluded with Khushi proposing a heartfelt vote of thanks.
A special moment of the event was the reading of the Constitutional oath, which was led by Anjali. This gesture reinforced the values and responsibilities enshrined in the Constitution among the students.
Report on Gandhi Jayanti celebration ( 022)
The Gandhi Jayanti celebrations at JSS Public School was held on 02-10-2024.It was a well-coordinated event, blending reverence and reflection. Mrs. Savitha gracefully took on the role of compere, setting the tone with her eloquent introductions. Mrs. Meena followed with a warm welcome speech, emphasizing the values Gandhi instilled in the nation. Mrs. Sumana provided a thoughtful reflection on the significance of the day, highlighting Gandhi’s principles of non-violence and truth. The atmosphere was further elevated by a soulful Bhajan, beautifully rendered by Ms. Rashmi, leaving the audience in a contemplative mood. The presence of Principal Mrs. Gowri B. Nataraja added a special touch, as she led the school in remembering the Mahatma’s legacy, urging everyone to live by his timeless ideals. Mrs. Nirupama gave a sincere vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all involved in making the event meaningful.