Author name: Gajera International Utran

Half Yearly General Meeting and Garba Mahotsav: A Celebration of Excellence and Tradition Today, Gajera Vidyabhavan hosted the Half Yearly General Meeting, bringing together esteemed faculty members, directors, principals, and vice-principals from all branches of Gajera Group of Schools. The meeting was graced by the presence of our honourable Trustee, Shri Chunibhai Gajera. The meeting […]

Tradition in Rhythm: Celebrating Navratri Together Gajera International School echoed with the spirit of festivity as we celebrated Navratri with great enthusiasm and devotion on 27th September 2025. The day began on an auspicious note with the Aarti of Maa Durga, where teachers and students joined together in prayer, seeking the divine blessings of strength,

A Day of Blessings and Bonds “When gratitude meets celebration, memories are born.” Teachers’ Day at Gajera International School, Utran, was more than just a celebration—it was an experience etched with reverence, joy, and heartfelt gratitude. On 4th September, the classrooms witnessed a heartwarming role reversal as students became teachers for a day. They took

Celebrating the Spirit of Freedom: Independence Day at Gajera International School Today, our school came together to celebrate the 79th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotism. The ceremony began with the flag hoisting ceremony, which was graciously performed by our honourable trustee, Shri Chunibhai Gajera, Shri Nareshsingh Tanvar (NCC 6 Gujarat Girls Battalion Havaldar)

“Freedom in Full Swing: Celebrating India’s Spirit” Today, our school came alive with patriotic fervor as we celebrated India’s Independence Day through various activities. Students from Grade 5 to 9 and 11 showcased their creative flair in the Slogan Writing Competition, highlighting the significance of freedom and the nation’s rich heritage. The slogans were a

“Rakhis of Joy: A Celebration of Bond of Love and Creativity” On 8th August 2025, Gajera International School, Utran, was abuzz with excitement as we celebrated the festival of Rakshabandhan. Learners from pre-primary to Grade 12 came dressed in colourful attire, adding to the festive atmosphere. The boys brought sweets to share with their sisters,