1. Flag Hoisting Ceremony:

   • The day begins with a formal flag hoisting ceremony, often led by the principal or a senior staff member.

   • The national flag is raised while the entire school stands in attention and sings the national anthem.

2. Patriotic Speeches:

   • The principal or a teacher may give an inspiring speech about the significance of Republic Day, India’s Constitution, and the values of democracy and justice.

   • Students might also be invited to give short speeches or share their thoughts on the importance of the day.

3. Cultural Programs:

   • Students participate in a variety of cultural performances, such as:

     • Patriotic songs and dances.

     • Skits or short plays based on India’s freedom struggle or the importance of the Constitution.

     • Musical performances or group dances that celebrate Indian culture and unity in diversity.

4. Competitions:

   • The school organizes competitions related to Republic Day, including:

     • Art Competitions on patriotic themes.

     • Essay Writing or Speech Competitions focusing on Republic Day or national values.

     • Quiz Competitions on Indian history, the Constitution, and prominent figures from the independence movement.

     • Debates on the importance of democracy, governance, and the Constitution.

5. Classroom Activities:

   • Teachers often engage students in activities like:

     • Discussing the history of Republic Day and the Indian Constitution.

     • Drawing or making crafts related to India’s national symbols like the Ashoka Chakra, the national flag, etc.

     • Watching educational videos about India’s journey to becoming a republic.

6. Patriotic Fervor:

   • Students and teachers often dress in traditional or white attire to represent national unity.

   • The atmosphere is charged with patriotic songs, flags, and decorations, creating a sense of pride and unity.

7. Recognition and Awards:

   • Outstanding students who have excelled in the various Republic Day activities may be awarded prizes or certificates.

   • This encourages students to actively participate and contribute to the celebrations.

8. Community and National Values:

   • The school emphasizes the values enshrined in the Indian Constitution, such as equality, justice, and freedom, and encourages students to reflect on how they can contribute to society.

   • Teachers and students engage in discussions about the rights and duties of citizens in a democratic republic.

9. Refreshments and Social Gathering:

   • After the formal celebrations, students and staff may gather for a small social event, which could include snacks or refreshments to foster a sense of community.

10. Closing Ceremony:

    • The celebrations usually end with a group photo session, where students, teachers, and staff pose together to commemorate the occasion.

    • A final assembly might be held to conclude the day’s events.

Republic Day at Yash International School is not only a celebration of India’s Republic Day but also an opportunity for students to learn about their nation’s rich heritage, the importance of democracy, and their role in shaping the future of the country.