On the occasion of World Health Day (07^th April), a seminar was organized to emphasis the need of balanced diet in our routine meal. A healthy meal can protect our body against certain type of diseases, in particular the chronic non-communicable diseases such as obesity, diabetes, cardio-vascular diseases etc. Students eagerly took part in it and many of them decided to say good-bye to junk food.

Divine Child International School, Adalaj celebrated the 4^th Grand Annual Cultural fiesta in its ambience with hyperbolic verve & vigour. The fiesta manifested itself pompously on 16^th December 2011 for the juniors and 17^th December 2011 for senior grades respectively. The cultural extravaganza definitely helped the students to dismantle & explore their potential & talents in the myriad arena of aesthetic genre. DCIS was really proud to envision the young Divinites giving justice to spectaculars performance. The DCIS cultural eve visualized a stunning and fabulous phenomenon strengthening its bond with its students, parents & entire DCIS’s staff. This year 2011 too, DCIS proved its  mission that DCIS certainly treads on its mission that says “We Nurture Lives”

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Divinites once again put on sunscreen and caps and set out to show true sportsman spirit as they took part in the 4th Annual Sports Day held on 30th November, 2011. The day started off with a spectacular March Past, followed by the arrival of the torch. The day witnessed many events with excellent performances by the Divinites. Towards the end of the day, there was a tough competition between the houses and finally  ASTER House was declared the Champions of the Meet. The meet ended with National Anthem. It was a pleasure to watch the students going home with their medals dangling around their necks and smiles on their faces.

On 21st October 2011, Divinites held their 4th Annual Project Display successfully. Efforts of the previous month really showed in the spectacular projects right from blood test in biology and a walk in the space in Physics to a model village in Social Studies & Documentary in English. It was a thrilling experience for every visitor to see "Seven Sisters" a project on seven states of Eastern India. This just goes to say that whatever the task may be, Divinites are never behind.

DCIS once again saw a day of fun and frolic on 4th Oct. 2011, when they celebrated the much anticipated festival of Navratri. Everyone seemed to be in excited whispers. The festivities began with the burning of the effigy of Ravana by the Principal and Trustee. Then came the time to tap our feet to the beat of the enchanting and mesmerizing music of traditional gharba. All the students and teachers, who were in eye-catching, colourful, traditional costumes with shimmering mirrors and intricate designs, joined in the ‘clapping-and spinning’- that seems to have become a signature of all during the Navratri festival.

Navratri Celebration on 4th October 2011 Annual Project Display on 22nd October 2011 Annual Sports Day on 30th November 2011 4th Annual Day Celebrations on 16th December 2011 (Juniors) & 17th December 2011 (Seniors)