The celebration began with a range of activities for students across all classes. The tiny tots of Nursery to Class IIparticipated enthusiastically in a Nature-Themed Fancy Dress Competition, where they dressed up as trees, flowers, birds and other elements of nature. They also enjoyed an interactive storytelling session on trees and nature.

Students of Classes III to V explored the school campus through a nature walk, took part in the Hug-a-Tree activity and showcased their creativity by making beautiful leaf bookmarks using naturally fallen leaves.

For Classes VI to VIII, the celebration focused on environmental observation and awareness. Students conducted a tree census on the school campus, participated in a nature walk and identified the biodiversity present in their surroundings, helping them understand the rich variety of flora and fauna around them.

Students of Classes IX and X expressed their concern for the environment through poster making and slogan writing on the theme "Save Trees, Save Life." Their thought-provoking creations highlighted the urgent need for afforestation and environmental protection.

The senior students of Classes XI and XII participated in a panel discussion on the theme "Greening Today for a Better Tomorrow", sharing insightful ideas on sustainable living and environmental conservation. They also actively took part in a plantation drive, reaffirming their commitment to creating a greener future.

The celebration concluded with a collective pledge by students and staff to protect nature and conserve the environment. Van Mahotsav served as a meaningful reminder that every individual has a vital role to play in preserving the planet for future generations.