Cap Sarvekshana was an online webinar where students of Capstone High presented their research and understanding of various socio-economic and cultural issues faced by India through the COVID-19 crisis. The students worked in small groups to research various topics connected to the COVID-19 crisis. Some of our students researched and collected data on past pandemics and their socio-economic impact. They also compare this data with the present data available on COVID-19 (data has to be collected from official data sources). Another team of students researched the history of the development of vaccines to combat epidemics caused by different types of viruses. They reflected on the current progress made in the research and development of vaccines for COVID-19. There was also a project on designing the school environment/classrooms/public area/restrooms such that the norms of social distancing, hygiene, and safety can be followed. The students used Minecraft education to simulate how they want to follow the norms of social distancing if the school reopens.
Children’s Day is celebrated across India to increase awareness of the rights, care, and education of children. It is celebrated on November 14 every year as a tribute to India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. Fondly known as Chacha Nehru amongst children, he advocated for children to have a fulfilled education and reach their full potential. Nehru considered children to be the real strength of a nation and the foundation of society. At Capstone High, Children’s Day is celebrated every year with much enthusiasm to show our deep love and commitment to our students. This year, we celebrated Children’s Day virtually on the 13th of November, 2020. There were fun games arranged by the teachers, as well as a talent show by our Teacher, Students, and Parents, where all came forward and showcased their various talents.
The Primary grade students had a cake decoration competition on December 23, 2022. The competition was judged by our teachers. The students were super excited to showcase their talent and creativity.
Our little animal lovers had an exciting day at Picket Farm, where they got up close with friendly farm animals! They fed, petted, and learned all about their habitats, food habits, and how to care for them—all while understanding the importance of staying safe around animals.
Capstone High School, in collaboration with Manipal Hospitals, hosted a successful Blood Donation Drive — and what a powerful day it was!
Students, staff, and parents came together for a cause greater than themselves, showing us all that true heroism lies in unity, compassion, and the willingness to give. From the first donor to the last, each one stepped up with selfless courage to make a difference — one drop at a time.
Capstone High celebrates this grand success and the incredible spirit of everyone who made it possible. Thank you, heroes!
Mathematics is the cradle of all creation, without it, the world cannot move an inch. This year the theme for CAPSMATICS (Math Show and Tell) was “Math, The fun way”.
Pre-primary students portrayed their learning journeys through dance, role play, and songs, while Grades 1 and 2 students explained their learning journeys using various manipulatives.
The students of Capstone High came together to celebrate International Mother Tongue Day through a special assembly. International Mother Language Day is observed across the world on February 21 to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity.
At Capstone High, we encourage students to be curious, ask questions, and become lifelong learners. We work towards building a conducive learning environment where every child can blossom and reach their full potential. Students in Grades 1 and 2 showcased their learning journeys through dance, music, and role-play performances. The objective of the Year End Show and Tell is to tell the story of each child’s progress through the academic year and showcase the skills and competencies acquired by them through this wonderful learning journey.
Theatre helps students develop 21st-century skills such as collaboration, communication, and creativity. It enhances the joy of learning and helps students acquire skills they will need for a lifetime.
On 9th March, the junior school students (grade 3 to grade 5), as part of their Theater and Music-Show and Tell, staged some plays to showcase their skills and competencies in performing arts.
Congratulations to all participating students for putting up a splendid show.
Pi Day is a celebration of the mathematical constant π (pi). Pi Day is observed every year on the 14th of March. This year, Capstonians celebrated Pi Day by participating in a Math Quiz across the grades.
The students got an opportunity to celebrate their love for mathematics and improve their logical reasoning and critical thinking skills.
The National Senior Citizens’ Day is observed every year on August 21 to respect senior citizens and learn about their contributions to our lives and the society. The students of Grade 4 at Capstone High presented a special assembly to commemorate this day. The children made cards for their respective grandparents to show their affection.
Students recited the poem and presented the skit based on real-life situations. The pledge was taken by the audience to take care of elderly people around us. The children learned about the importance of respecting and loving the elderly persons and extending a helping hand when they need it through the special assembly.
It is the day to mark the adoption of Hindi as the official language of the country, apart from English. The students at Capstone put together a wonderful and informative presentation with song, dance, a recital, and a skit to commemorate this special day.
It involves the re-establishment of a population of cheetahs into areas where they had previously existed but were hunted into extinction during and after the Mughal Period, Rajput and Maratha Indian royalty and later by the British Raj.
The young and curious students of Capstone High learn about this initiative by the GOI in a fun way through a presentation, skit, and quiz.
Awareness about oral hygiene and proper tooth and gum care is an important part of ensuring good health. Hence, it is very important that students know and understand the Dos and Don’ts of caring for their oral health and avoid tooth decay.
Dental surgeons Dr. Humayun Aleem and Dr. Ameena Tabassum visited Capstone High and interacted with students to share tips for having healthy and sparkling teeth.
Karnataka Rajyotsava, also known as Karnataka Formation Day or Karnataka Day, is a state public holiday and is celebrated on November 1 of every year. The students of Capstone High School celebrated this day through a beautiful performance of traditional song, dance, and music. The students also recited poetry, performed skits in Kannada, and spoke proudly of the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Children’s Day is celebrated across India to raise awareness about the rights, education, and welfare of children. It is celebrated on November 14 every year on the birthday of our first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, who was extremely fond of children.
The teachers and staff of Capstone High presented a fun programme for the students to mark this special occasion.
A special assembly was conducted at Capstone High School on the importance of Constitution Day. Students from across grades participated in explaining the importance of the Indian Constitution and took an oath to uphold the Constitution of India as a responsible citizen.
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