Event Updates

Vinayagar Chaturthi

This Vinayagar Chaturthi, our little learners celebrated the festival through a hands-on experience with clay.

The children explored the process of making their own little Ganeshas, getting their hands into the clay as they kneaded, shaped, experimented, and created together. The experience gave them the freedom to explore the material while enjoying the simple joy of making something with their own hands.

At the end of the celebration, the children returned their Ganeshas to nature by dissolving them in water, experiencing a simple and meaningful way to celebrate while caring for the environment.

Sep 11, 2026

Krishna Jayanthi / Pet Day

This Krishna Jayanthi, our students celebrated Pet Day by spending time with some very special animal visitors.

Inspired by Krishna's love for animals, the children had the opportunity to observe, interact with, and gently care for the animals. They watched, wondered, came a little closer, and discovered how their actions could help another living being feel safe and cared for.

From meeting the animals up close to experiencing a memorable horse-riding activity, the day was filled with curiosity, connection, and joyful exploration.

Through this experience, our children discovered that kindness towards animals is not just something we talk about, but something we can practise.

Sep 03, 2026

V.O.Chidambaram Pillai's Birthday / Day at the Sea

To remember V.O. Chidambaram Pillai on his birthday, our children stepped into a day at sea, using one of his most significant symbols, the ship, as a way to experience his story.

Through an experiential setup, the children explored what it meant to load and organise a ship, carrying, stacking, and figuring out how different things could fit and work together. They also experimented with objects in water, making guesses, observing what happened, and discovering the ideas of floating and sinking.

Along the way, the children explored seashells, wondered about sea animals, sang songs, and enjoyed plenty of opportunities for play and discovery.

Sep 02, 2026

Onam Celebration

Onam celebration at Samprati was a joyful experience filled with nature, creativity, and collaboration. The children explored the traditions of the festival by plucking flowers, learning about the beautiful Pookalam, and coming together to create one of their own.

From carefully placing each flower to patiently watching the Pookalam take shape, every step of the experience encouraged curiosity and teamwork.

Remembering Mother Teresa

On the occasion of Mother Teresa's birthday, our children revisited their visit to an orphanage through a photo gallery.

As they looked at photographs from the day, the children recalled spending time with the children and elders, sharing the rhymes and stories they had learnt at school, and experiencing moments of joy and connection.

The photo gallery helped them reflect on the importance of kindness, compassion, and caring for others.

Aug 25, 2026

Aug 24, 2026

Raksha Bandhan Celebration

Raksha Bandhan marked the conclusion of our month-long journey of learning about care at Samprati. Throughout August, our children explored the many ways in which care can be expressed, from caring for our country and nature to showing kindness towards others.

As part of the Raksha Bandhan celebration, the children learned about the special bond between siblings and the meaning of love, care, and protection that the festival represents.

July 09, 2026

First Parent Workshop

The First Parent Workshop was conducted three weeks after the beginning of the academic year, providing parents with an insight into how the children were settling into their new school environment.

The session offered a review of the children’s daily routine and timetable, and discussed the curriculum planned for next two fortnights.

July 04, 2026

Orientation Day

The first day of the academic year began with our Parent Orientation Day, welcoming both parents to understand and become a part of their child’s learning journey at Samprati. Separate orientation sessions were conducted for each class. Our Founder, Academic Coordinator, and Admin introduced parents to the school’s vision, philosophy, learning approach, academic curriculum, and daily routine.

Important school guidelines, plans for the year ahead, and the purpose of our home visits were also discussed in detail. The session was planned to establish a strong connection between home and school.

June 10, 2026

black blue and yellow textile

Looking to be a part of the Samprati Community?

Contact Us

54, Landons Road, Behind Ega Theatre, Kilpauk, Chennai - 600010

+91-9445217711
sampratiearlyyears@gmail.com

© 2025. All rights reserved.

Quick Links