CERTIFIED CBSE NEW GENERATION SCHOOL

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ART ROOM


The School has an active arts and crafts program which encompasses painting, pottery and clay modelling Arts is used as a means not just for cultural enhancement but as an active tool of education where children in the process of learning clay modelling are encouraged to make Indus valley seals, jewellery and other artefacts thereby helping them with their history lessons as well, Similarly art is also used to help children learn about different cultures by teaching them about Kalamkari (Andhra Pradesh), Patachitra (Orissa) and Warli (Maharashtra) schools of painting.



DOLLS MUSEUM


Late Field Marshall Sam Manekshaw was one of India’s greatest heroes but not many know that he was also fond of playing with dolls. In his bedroom, atop a cupboard sat a row of dolls. The Field Marshal promptly explained: “I always wanted to play with dolls. When I was young, my mom wouldn’t allow me to, then my wife came along, and I still was not allowed to. Finally, I told myself, ‘ now I am the Field Marshall, I will damn well do as I please and went and got myself the dolls!’ 
Sanskriti School has its own dolls museum where there are dolls from different countries as well as different states of India. The dolls are not merely for showcase but are used as learning aids to teach about different cultures



MUSIC


There are opportunities for students to learn guitar, drums and singing. The school takes great pride in its Annual Musical Evening where the children get a chance to showcase their musical prowess.



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