• Pratham Delhi Education Initiative (NGO), Delhi
• Sri Lakshmi Narayana School, Chennai
• Vivek Vidyalaya, Mumbai NEW
• Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Matriculation school, Ajjannur, Coimbatore
• Bhavan's Girdhardas Mohota Vidya Mandir, Wardha, Maharashtra
• Bhavans Atmakuri Rama Rao School, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
• J.S.S. Public School, HSR Layout, Bangalore, Karnataka
• Bhavan's RIL School, Mouda, Nagpur, Maharashtra
• Bhavans Vidyashram, Jaipur, Rajasthan
• Jeevandeep Public School, Varnasi
• Bhavan's Vidyamandir, Puthucode, Palakkad, Kerala
• Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir, Irinjalakuda, Kerala
• Bhavans Sawan Public School, New Delhi
• Bhavan's Public School, R.C. Puram, Hyderabad
• Sri Sathya Sai Vidyaniketan, Navsari, Gujarat
• Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan School, Perumthiruthi, Kozhikode, Kerala
• New Era English School, Nashik, Maharashtra
• Godkar's Academy, Mumbai
• Bhavan's Kodagu Vidyalaya, Madikeri, Karnataka
• Bhavan's Adarsha Vidyalaya, Kakkanad, Kochi, Kerala
• Kulapati Munshi Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir, Thrissur, Kerala
• Bhavan's Vidya Mandir, Girinagar, Kochi
• Bellur Kamalamma Subbana Vidya Bhavan School, Mysore
• St. Kabir School, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
• Johnson Grammar School, Habsiguda, Hyderabad

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THE MESSAGE OF CHACHA NEHRU

By Sharmi Sen (VI D)

"The world itself is the greatest fairy tale and story of adventure that has been written," wrote Jawaharlal Nehru in one of his letters to the children of India. "Only we must have eyes to see and ears to hear and a mind that opens out the life and beauty of the world."
"Chacha Nehru" as the children affectionately called Panditji loved chilren deeply. He liked to talk with them, throw his garlands to them and play with them. With his gentle, friendly manner he was able to make even the shyest child feel at ease. Inspite of being the busy Prime Minister of India he found time to attend childrens' functions and share their ambitions and thoughts. He saw in children the future citizens and knew that the future of the country depended on them. His fondness for the children increased with the years and soon all children came to consider charming chacha Nehru as their special friend. Many children who met him or received prizes from him remember him with love and reverence. Chacha Nehru loved children. He loved red roses. He believed that children are like flowers - sweet, carefree and innocent. On his birthday, 14th November he met thousands of children at a rally. This great is no longer here to talk with the children he loved so much, but his message is still carried to them so that they can open their minds to life and beauty. Even after so many years following his death his memory continues to live with us - each year on 14th November his birthday is celebrated by observing it as Children's Day.