Harauta, Jaipur. The Mahatma Gandhi Government School in Serawato ki Dhani, Harauta, recently hosted a vibrant ECCE fair as part of the 2026-27 academic session. The event focused on the Early Childhood Care and Education framework, aiming to transform the learning experience for young students through interactive play. By integrating games with educational concepts, the school sought to nurture the curiosity, creativity, and overall development of its youngest learners.
The inauguration was marked by a ceremonial lamp lighting and ribbon-cutting ceremony led by PEEO Amrita Joshi, Principal Sita Berwal, SDMC President Pushkar Serawat, and community members Dr. Ajit Serawat and Manju Chawla. The children of the Bal Vatika section took center stage, showcasing their talents through poetry recitations, storytelling, and dance performances that delighted the gathered audience.
Teachers Jyoti Sharma and Rajesh Tiwari guided parents through the various activity stations, demonstrating how play-based learning enhances cognitive and social skills. A highlight of the day was the musical chairs competition, which saw enthusiastic participation from parents, with winners receiving mementos to celebrate their involvement. This collaborative atmosphere underscored the school's commitment to bridging the gap between home and classroom environments.
PEEO Amrita Joshi emphasized that the fair provided a platform for children to develop linguistic, physical, and social capabilities in a stress-free setting. She noted that such initiatives are essential for building a strong foundation, as they encourage children to explore their interests while fostering teamwork and creative thinking. The event served as a practical demonstration of how modern pedagogical methods can make education more accessible and enjoyable.
Principal Sita Berwal highlighted that the fair aligns with the directives of the Rajasthan School Education Council and the National Education Policy 2020. By prioritizing the 3-6 age group, the school aims to create a supportive environment that builds confidence and curiosity. The success of the event reflects a growing trend in local education to move beyond traditional textbooks, ensuring that early childhood remains a period of joyful discovery and holistic growth.