Tiny Tots Senior Secondary School organised an awareness session on the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Acton 1st October, 2026 to sensitise students about child safety, their rights, and the importance of speaking up against inappropriate behaviour.

The session was graced by Hon’ble ADJ-I, Mr. Abhijeet Bhushan, and Additional Civil Judge, Ms. Nivedita Singh, who addressed the students and provided valuable insights into the provisions of the POCSO Act. They explained the importance of understanding safe and unsafe situations, maintaining personal boundaries, seeking help from trusted adults, and reporting concerns without fear.

The interactive session helped students understand that awareness, vigilance and timely reporting are essential for every child.

Tiny Tots Senior Secondary School remains committed to creating a safe, informed and child-friendly environment where every student feels protected, respected and empowered.

Tiny Tots Senior Secondary School organised a Three-Day Career Guidance & Parent Empowerment Programme from 28th to 30th September, aimed at empowering students and parents with meaningful guidance for academic, personal and career development.

The concluding session on 30th September focused on Parent Empowerment and Career Guidance, with parents of Classes IX to XII participating enthusiastically. The session addressed important aspects such as understanding adolescents, managing academic pressure, strengthening parent-child communication, and supporting children in making informed career choices.

The session was conducted by Mr. Priyanshu Singh, Psychologist, Career Strategist, Parental Coach, Relationship Coach, NLP Master Practitioner, Personality Development Trainer, Speaker and Author, who brought 16 years of professional experience

to the interaction.

The engaging session provided parents with practical insights and encouraged open communication and a supportive approach towards their children’s aspirations and future.

Tiny Tots Senior Secondary School continues to foster a collaborative environment where parents, educators and students work together to build confident individuals and brighter futures.

An educational excursion to All India Radio (Akashvani) became a remarkable and unforgettable learning experience for the students of Class VI – Pacific Orcas, Tiny Tots School, Civil Lines, Ayodhya.

During their visit, the students were presented with an unexpected opportunity to record a podcast with the Akashvani team. What made the experience truly special was that there was no prior preparation or rehearsal. The students were invited to share their thoughts spontaneously, and they embraced the opportunity with confidence, enthusiasm and remarkable presence of mind.

Standing before the Akashvani team, our young learners expressed their ideas naturally and confidently, demonstrating not only their communication skills but also their ability to think on their feet. Their spontaneous performance impressed the team, and the podcast was selected for broadcast on Akashvani.

This experience transformed a simple educational visit into a meaningful lesson in confidence, communication, spontaneity and self-expression. It provided students with an authentic platform to apply their classroom learning in a real-world setting and discover the power of their own voices.

At Tiny Tots School, we believe that meaningful education extends beyond textbooks and classrooms. Opportunities such as these encourage students to think independently, communicate confidently and embrace challenges with courage.

The journey from an educational excursion to the airwaves is a beautiful reminder that when children are given the right platform, their voices can travel far beyond the classroom.

We are proud of our young Pacific Orcas and their wonderful achievement!

BEYOND THE BORDERS | COMPLETE SESSION

The wait is over!

We are delighted to share the  report  of “Beyond the Borders – A Global Conversation for a Sustainable Tomorrow”, an enriching virtual international interaction held at Tiny Tots School on 18 September 2026 for the students of Classes VI & VII.

The session brought together three inspiring voices from the world of sustainability:

• Ellen Pabst von Ohain – American sustainability professional based in Europe and Partner at Legacy Sustainable Future
• Dr. Niharika Singh – Sustainability Manager & Climate Strategist, Volksbank Kraichgau eG, Germany
• Alexander Leis – Numbers Specialist, Crafting Champion & Eco-Explorer, based in Germany

What made Beyond the Borders special was that it was not a conventional lecture. It was a vibrant, student-led conversation where our learners asked questions, listened, reflected, shared ideas and explored sustainability from global perspectives.

From climate action and responsible choices to waste reduction, repairing, reusing, upcycling and behaviour change, the interaction encouraged our students to understand that sustainability begins with the choices we make every day.

The confidence, curiosity and thoughtful participation of our students made this international exchange truly memorable. Their voices became a bridge between India and Europe, reminding us that while our experiences may differ, we share one planet and a common responsibility towards its future.

We warmly invite our parents and well-wishers to watch the  recording and experience this inspiring journey Beyond the Borders.

Different Countries. Different Perspectives. One Planet. One Shared Responsibility.

Our students recently stepped out of their classrooms and into the world around them through a series of educational visits across the city. From seeing how programmes are produced at All India Radio and understanding the workings of an automobile dealership at Smart Wheels Maruti Suzuki, to exploring hospitality at Park Inn, sports facilities at the stadium, retail operations at Smart Bazaar, and the processes followed at a printing press and furniture workshop, each visit offered something new to discover.

These excursions gave students the opportunity to observe professionals at work, ask questions and understand how things they encounter in everyday life actually function behind the scenes. For our younger children too, simple experiences such as visiting a supermarket became an exciting way to learn about weighing, purchasing, products and people.

More than just outings, these visits were about connecting classroom learning with real life — encouraging curiosity, confidence and a wider understanding of the world around them.