Students from Playgroup to Class V participated in a variety of age-appropriate activities using mud and clay, including handprints, seed bombs, clay crafts, paperweights, mud badges and Warli-inspired artwork. The celebration highlighted the importance of sensory exploration, creativity, environmental awareness and holistic development. Classes III to V began their activities with a reading of The Glop Festival, inspiring them to use mud as a medium of artistic expression. Students also demonstrated responsibility by cleaning their workspaces and practising proper hygiene after the activities. Reflecting on the event, Headmistress Mrs Rakhee H. Patel appreciated the meaningful bagless day that enabled students to learn, create and develop a deeper appreciation for nature through hands-on experiences.