Co-Carriculum-Activities
Joyful Learning Begins Here
At DD College’s pre-primary wing, we believe that the early years of education should be filled with laughter, color, and discovery. Our classrooms are thoughtfully designed to foster creativity, imagination, and joyful learning.
The image beautifully captures one such moment — a classroom full of bright young learners participating in a fun, interactive activity guided by their caring teacher. From storytelling and role play to singing and hands-on crafts, each day is a new opportunity for growth.
We celebrate every small achievement, encouraging our students to express themselves and build confidence from the start. The engaging environment, paired with nurturing educators, lays a strong foundation for academic and emotional development.
Red Day Celebration
Red Day at DD College’s Pre-Primary section was a vibrant and cheerful affair! The little learners came dressed in various shades of red — from bright t-shirts and dresses to cute red caps and ribbons. The classrooms were transformed into a sea of red with beautifully decorated balloons, paper crafts, red flowers, toys, and learning materials — creating a lively and engaging environment for the children.
The day was filled with hands-on activities that revolved around the color red. Children participated in art and craft sessions, coloring apples and strawberries, and creating red-themed artwork with enthusiasm. A fun show-and-tell activity allowed students to bring their favorite red-colored objects from home and confidently speak a few lines about them, helping to build their vocabulary and public speaking skills.
Outdoor Play Activity
The image beautifully captures a joyful moment where our little learners are fully immersed in an outdoor play session, enjoying an exciting ride on a vibrant inflatable slide. Bursting with laughter and energy, the children are seen climbing, sliding, and exploring with great enthusiasm, surrounded by their peers and guided by a caring adult.
Such physical activities are more than just fun—they are a vital part of our early childhood development approach. Through play, children develop their gross motor skills, balance, coordination, and even problem-solving abilities. Socially, it teaches them to take turns, collaborate, and communicate with one another, helping them build strong interpersonal bonds at an early age.