On 6th February 2026, the students of Class 4C presented an insightful and thought-provoking morning assembly on the theme “Thinking Like Citizens.” The programme commenced with a respectful welcome to the Principal, teachers, and fellow students.

The assembly began with an inspiring Thought for the Day: “Small acts of responsibility create great citizens,” emphasizing that responsible behaviour, even in simple daily actions, lays the foundation of good citizenship.

Through an engaging presentation, the anchors highlighted that citizenship is not limited to adults alone; children too are an integral part of society and can contribute positively through their attitudes and conduct. The importance of the Constitution of India as the guiding framework of our nation was beautifully explained.

A special segment featured Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the chief architect of the Indian Constitution, who enlightened the gathering about its historical development and its role in ensuring harmony among all citizens.

Students performed a meaningful dialogue illustrating how the Constitution expects every individual to practise values such as honesty, discipline, respect, fairness, and responsibility.

The assembly also included a graceful dance performance conveying the powerful message that although India is diverse in culture, language, and religion, every citizen deserves equal rights and dignity.

The programme concluded with the inspiring reminder:“Think right. Act right. Be the best citizen.”

At the end, Brother Robert, the respected Principal, appreciated the students for their excellent presentation and shared his valuable words of wisdom, encouraging everyone to uphold constitutional values and become responsible citizens of the nation.

The assembly was both enlightening and memorable, leaving everyone with a deeper appreciation of constitutional ideals and civic responsibility.