Types of Schools Chapter Notes | Let's Look Around & Learn 2: Solutions, Notes & Worksheets - Class 2 PDF Download

Introduction

• Our school is divided into three sections: Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary.
• Kindergarten is for very small children under five who play games and learn nursery rhymes to prepare for primary school.
• Primary school includes classes I to V, where children above the age of five study.
• After passing class V, students move on to secondary school.

Morning Assembly

• The school day begins with a morning assembly.
• Students gather quietly, say the school prayer, and hear news and "thought for the day."
• Sometimes students recite poems or sing songs.
• The Principal shares positive messages, and the assembly ends with the National Anthem.

Learning in School

• Students learn various subjects from their teachers.
• Teachers introduce them to new and exciting things.

Celebrations at School

• Republic Day (January 26) and Independence Day (August 15) are celebrated at school.
• The Principal hoists the National Flag, shares information about these important days, and students sing patriotic songs.
• Gandhi Jayanti (October 2) is celebrated with Mahatma Gandhi's favorite bhajans and visits to Raj Ghat.
• Teachers' Day (September 5) involves special programs for teachers, with senior students taking on teaching roles for a day.
• Children's Day (November 14) is celebrated with fun activities and a school picnic.

Annual Events

• Sports Day is held once a year with various competitions, medals, and trophies.
• Parents join in to watch the sports events.
• The school also organizes an annual fete, where students, parents, and friends have a day of fun with games, prizes, elephant rides, and snacks.

Things We Have Learned

• There are three types of schools: Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary.
• A school day starts with an assembly.
• Students learn different subjects.
• Important celebrations include Republic Day, Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanti, Teachers' Day, Children's Day, and annual sports events.
• Some schools also have an annual fete for fun and games.