During the exciting Postal Week celebration, the school had invited two post personnel from the post office connected with the enthusiastic children of grades 2 and 3. They took the children on a journey through time, sharing fascinating stories about the history of postal services, the evolution of mail delivery, and the various ways of sending messages through the Post Office.

To make the celebration even more memorable, a real-size postbox was set up near the school gate. This postbox served as a symbol of connection and communication. It became a hub of appreciation as children from grades 1 to 3 seized the opportunity to express their gratitude to those who have helped them in times of need. With excitement and creativity, the children wrote heartwarming messages of thanks to their ayahs, bus drivers, security personnel, teachers, and other kind souls who had supported them throughout their school journey.