From One Pebble to a Sea of Goodness: Morning Assembly @ JKPS Kunjwani highlights ripple effect

STATE TIMES NEWS

JAMMU: A thoughtful and soul-stirring morning assembly on the theme “Ripple Effects of Good Deeds” was conducted by the students of Grade V Maple at JK Public School, Kunjwani. The assembly radiated warmth, wisdom, and gentle reminders about the transformative power of kindness, leaving a lasting impression on the entire school community.

Opening the assembly with a profound reflection, Mehar Kour beautifully remarked, “Our conduct reflects our character. Even the smallest act of kindness can create a powerful impact, spreading positivity just like ripples formed when a pebble is dropped into water.”
Her words set the tone for an assembly that celebrated empathy, compassion, and the subtle yet powerful influence of good deeds.
Adding depth to the theme, Raghav posed a thought-provoking question, “Have you ever wondered if one person can change the world? The answer is yes, through something called the ripple effect.”
He illustrated the concept with a vivid analogy, comparing good actions to a pebble dropped into a pond, creating expanding circles of influence that reach far beyond the initial act.
Taking the reflection further, Mehransh reminded everyone of the unseen reach of kindness, saying, “Your kindness can reach people you haven’t even met. One small ‘thank you’ or one shared pencil can start a chain reaction of goodness across the whole school.”
He encouraged his peers to believe in their ability to make a difference, regardless of age or circumstance.
He further added with inspiring conviction, “Sometimes we think, ‘I am just a student, what can I do?’ But always remember-smiles are catching, kindness is contagious, and helping is inspiring. You don’t need to be a superhero to change the world; you just need to be the one who drops the first pebble.”
The message of the assembly was clear and compelling: every good deed, no matter how small, has the potential to create waves of positivity.
Students were encouraged to practice kindness in their daily lives and become catalysts of meaningful change.
The assembly was further enriched with inspirational quotations shared by the students. Aadvik Manhas quoted Oscar Wilde:
“The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.” Jasarjun Singh shared the words of Henry David Thoreau, “Doing good is the only investment that never fails”. Gurkirat Singh reflected, “Good deeds are like blessings that return to us”.
Divyansh Gupta cited Plato, “Good actions give strength to ourselves and inspire good actions in others”. Sachveer Singh echoed Leo Tolstoy, “When you do a good deed, your heart feels light”. Tejasveer Singh shared a thoughtful reflection, “A single act of kindness is the root from which countless blessings grow.”
The assembly concluded with the timeless words of Mother Teresa: “Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.”
In his concluding remarks, Principal JKPS Kunjwani Rajesh Rathore applauded the young presenters for their heartfelt expressions and meaningful message. He emphasized that character is not shaped by grand gestures alone but by the small, consistent acts of kindness practiced every day.
Encouraging students to become torchbearers of empathy and compassion, he urged them to let their actions create waves of goodness that extend beyond the school and into society. He reminded them that true greatness lies not in power or position, but in the ability to touch lives through humility, kindness, and noble conduct.
The assembly stood as a gentle yet powerful reminder that even the smallest good deed can set in motion ripples that transform hearts, classrooms, and communities.