Monthly Recap
October, 2025
Exploring, Creating, and Growing Together This October
October at Ruh Early Years was a vibrant tapestry of traditions, transitions and togetherness. As the festive spirit of Diwali lit up our hearts, we also welcomed new families, nurtured young minds and deepened our community connections.
Diwali at the Ruh ’ ftop : A Celebration of Light , Love and Togetherness
This year’s Diwali celebration at the Ruh Early Years was nothing short of magical! Our incredible Ruh parents lit up the stage with heartwarming performances that beautifully captured the spirit of the festival The celebration began with a captivating performance that brought the tale of Diwali to life in a way that was perfectly tailored for our little Ruh’lers-simple, engaging and full of wonder! Through expressive narration and playful interactions, the children were gently introduced to the deeper meaning of Diwali: the triumph of light over darkness, kindness over fear, and love over everything.
As the story unfolded, wide-eyed smiles and curious giggles filled the air, culminating in a vibrant dance performance that had everyone swaying with joy. The energy was infectious and the message was clear-Diwali is not just about lights and sweets, but about coming together, celebrating goodness and sharing joy.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the parents who poured their time , creativity , and love into making this celebration so special . Your efforts did not just delight the children , they deeply touched the entire Ruh team , making this Diwali a truly memorable one for all of us
A special moment that warmed every heart was when our Director joined the festivities , dancing alongside parents in a joyful finale that celebrated unity , community and the beautiful bond we share at Ruh It was a powerful reminder that when we come together with intention and love , we create magic , not just for our children , but for ourselves too
Parent Toddlers
The new parent toddler batch began their journey with Ruh with a sacred start to the learning journey , celebrating the joy of knowledge and tradition through Vidyrambham Pooja . To ensure that the new families feel fully prepared and confident in what lies ahead , we conducted a Parent Orientation Session , welcoming new families with warmth to the Ruh family this October .
The month began on a sparkling note as our new families joined in the grand Diwali celebration at the Ruh ’ ftop , their very first festive experience with us ! It was heartwarming to see our existing parents of our Ruh ’ lers lead the way , sharing the joy and spirit of celebration , helping our new families feel right at home
Toddlers
Our little Ruh’lers began October by joining the Vidyarambham celebration at our K5 campus, a beautiful and meaningful start to new learning adventures!
Soon after, we geared up for a sparkling Diwali celebration at the Ruh’ftop, where our amazing Ruh parents went above and beyond to put on a captivating and joy-filled show The music, dance, and laughter made it a truly magical evening that our toddlers absolutely loved!
Later in the month, the children who celebrated their birthdays in the month of September and October took part in a special plantation drive, a Ruh initiative called Roots of Ruh where little hands planted big hopes for a greener tomorrow, fostering love for nature.
Ruh Bridge
October at Ruh began with devotion and new beginnings through the Vidyarambham Pooja at the K5 campus, marking the auspicious start of their learning journey. After the break, our Ruh’lers returned with fresh energy as Term 2 commenced, filling the learning environment with cheerful reunions, stories, and laughter. Mid-month, we welcomed new Ruh’lers into our community, embracing them with warmth and joy. The ‘ Diwali Celebration ’ at the Ruh’ftop was a radiant highlight, where parents took the stage with delightful performances beginning with a captivating story and concluding with a vibrant dance performance that left our Ruh’lers wideeyed and smiling.
Later in the month, Ruh’lers who celebrated their birthdays in September and October joined a meaningful ‘ plantation drive ’ , adding green life to our surroundings. Learners were introduced to the fall season, where they were given time to explore various art activities inspired by the theme They engaged in creative projects such as leaf printing, stamping, and creating collages using shades of red, orange, and yellow to represent the beauty of fall
Mindful ParentWISE Session with Mr . Sairam : A Heartfelt Experience
This month, our Ruh community had the privilege of attending a truly enriching session on mindful parenting, led by our passionate Ruh parent, Mr. Sairam Natarajan. With warmth and wisdom, he guided us through the powerful connection between a parent’s emotional state and a child’s developing brain. Through engaging neuroscience insights and relatable real-life examples, Mr. Sairam illuminated how cultivating calm within ourselves can foster emotional resilience and self-regulation in our children.
The session was not only informative but deeply moving-reminding us that parenting is as much about presence and empathy as it is about guidance. Mr. Sairam’s dedication to redefining mental health care and creating safe, supportive spaces for families was felt in every moment. We left inspired, empowered and more connected to our children and ourselves
A Peek into Parent Wise
Parent Notes
The Power of Peer Learning (by
Ms VishwaPriya, Ruh’ler Mom)
Having kids in mixed age groups at Ruh has immense benefits for both the older and younger children . The younger ones ’ ‘ want ’ for communication increases , eventually they graduate from crying for their needs to asking for them . They also start talking earlier .
The want for learning increases for the younger ones as they see the older ones working with different material . They understand routine , taking turns and end up throwing less tantrums The older kids act like responsible adults and sometimes even handle the younger ones the way they were handled for eg : “ wait for your turn ” , “ one by one ” , “ next time do not do this ” They also tend to show a lot of empathy towards the younger ones . It builds a lot of creativity in their play as well If routine gets boring for the older one seeing the younger children