The Intra-Class Competition ‘Rethink, Reuse’ (Best out of Waste) for Class II was held on Friday, 25 April 2025. The event encouraged students to think creatively and promote environmental awareness by transforming waste materials into useful items. Using old newspapers, plastic bottles, cardboard, and more, students crafted impressive models like soft drink dispensers, pen stands, trash cans, organisers, piggy banks, and even tools to practise addition. The competition highlighted their imagination, and skills while reinforcing the value of recycling and reusing in everyday life. Results First Anaisha Verma II A Second Mehar Kaur II C Third Vashisth II C Third Bishmeet Singh II B

On 25 April 2025, our young culinary stars of Class I participated in the ‘Little Chefs’ (Flameless Cooking) Intra-Class Competition based on the exciting themes ‘A Sweet Delight’ and ‘Sandwich Surprise.’ Dressed in aprons and chef caps, students brought creativity to the table with dishes like Chocolate Ladoo, Brownie Bites, Bread Sushi Roll, Modak, Oreo Shots, Rainbow Custard Pudding, Rice Pepper Summer Rolls, Bread Doughnut, and Monster Sandwich. With a focus on hygiene, innovation, and presentation, the event was a flavourful celebration of imagination and confidence. Results First Aradhya Mittal I B Second Advika Singhal I B Second Taneira Chhabra I C Third Nirvaan Jain I A

Brilliant pitches and bold ideas, the spark of innovation lit up the stage on 15 April 2025, when the junior competition Think Tank was held. With a mission to sell the Next Big Thing™, houses unveiled business ventures that balanced creativity with strategy and feasibility. From eco-chic solutions like ClosetCupid to educational must-haves like EduShaala, each team entered the tank with a unique idea. With engaging presentations and clever responses, the competition mimicked a business reality show. Whether they secured the ‘funding’ or not, one thing was clear: Think Tank left audiences inspired, entertained, and maybe even plotting their own million-dollar idea. Results First Position: Ekta House Second Position: Pragati House Lavanya Bhardwaj 7B Rohan 8C Adwait Budhawant 6A Agamjot 8A Anishka Swarnakar 8B Aditi 8C

Computer Prowess 2025, an exhilarating intra-class competition was organized recently for students of Classes I to V.  Each class took on unique digital challenges linked to global sustainability themes, showcasing remarkable talent and innovation and seamlessly blending technology with creativity. From digital art to coding and multimedia storytelling, students demonstrated their skills with enthusiasm. Class I and II illustrated “Our Future Planet” (SDG 11) through MS Paint and Paint 3D, while Class III coded interactive Scratch 3.0 games on “Life on Land” (SDG 3). Class IV created compelling PowerPoint presentations on “Building a Greener Planet” (SDG 11), and Class V designed impactful Canva videos on “Responsible Consumption and Production” (SDG 12). More than a competition, Computer Prowess 2025 was a celebration of critical thinking, digital fluency, and our students’ commitment to a better future. Results Class I First Gian Irom I A Second Leishna Keisam I B Third Muhammad Umair I C Consolation Ishman Kaur Anand I A Class II First Harteg Singh II C Second Virika Arya II A Third Shehzayn Ali Abbas Rizvi II C Consolation Punav Chopra II B Class III First Aryaveer Singh III B Second Sia Jyoti III C Third Ketav III B Third Nehaan Jain III A Consolation Tirivashe Troy Moyo III B Class IV First Navyasha Navajyoti IV B Second Armaan Kamra IV C Third  Vedanshhii Sapra IV A Consolation  Aaheli Bhowmik IV B Class V First Manya Aggarwal V C Second P. Diya Rao V B Third Spriha Sanyal V B Consolation Vansh Dewani V A

The KG Intra-Class Competition was held on 29 January 2025, sparking joy and imagination among its youngest learners. Themed Spring, the competition encouraged children to express their creativity through freehand drawings. Their vibrant artwork, filled with fresh colours and imaginative details, beautifully captured the essence of the season. Each child brought their own unique perspective to the competition, making it a delightful visual treat. The event highlighted the importance of artistic expression in early childhood, fostering confidence and creativity in young minds. Results First Manvi Gupta KG B First Viyaan Malik KG C Second Angel Kaitha KG A Third Anaisha Chhavdi KG B

An Intra-Class drawing competition was conducted for Nursery kids on 26 December 2024 with an objective to encourage creativity and artistic expression among young students. The theme for the competition was ‘Garden’. It was a wonderful event that displayed each participant’s talent and confidence. Results First Sthiti Sharma Nursery C Second Nishita Hamal Nursery B Third Aradhya Nursery B Third Shivaay Sethi Nursery A

If it doesn’t sell, it isn’t creative! – David Ogilvy Perfect products and catchy jingles;  the power of an advertisement came under the spotlight on 20 December 2024, when the competition AdMad was organized for Classes VI-VIII. With the goal of selling  the World’s Most Overqualified Product (!) houses presented their tailor-made advertisements  with creative  and stunning props,  and cracked up the audiences with hilarious gags and antics. Featuring amusing musical features, the convincing ads   made it difficult not to open your wallet and spend your earnings. Results   First Position: Shakti House Second Position: Shanti House Gauhar Singh  VIIC Ridhaan Ahuja   VIIIA Abeer Kumar    VIIIB Ganeve Singh   VIIB Anshika Chauhan  VIIB Raisa Kaur      VIIB Mehrjot Singh   VIIIC Saanvi Dey      VIIIC Aaradhya Bist    VIIB Kabir Chadha    VIIB

The Character Portrayal competition was a thrilling event where each house had to represent a Marvel character. The energy was palpable as students embraced the challenge with creativity and enthusiasm. Each house brought a unique interpretation to the stage, reflecting their character’s iconic traits. The competition highlighted not just individual talent but also the collaborative effort within each house, as students worked together to craft compelling backstories and plots. Overall, it was a fantastic celebration of Marvel fandom and creativity.  Results First Position: Ekta House Second Position: Shakti House Vihaan Singh Dahiya 11C Jyotirmay Routray    9C Aadya  Maheshwari 11A Tvisha Mehta    11A Devasya   9C Mays Mohieldin Yousuf    11D

The Nursery students showcased their storytelling flair in the “Tale Saga” intra-class competition. The young narrators captivated the audience with their creative storytelling, complete with colourful puppets, expressive gestures, and vibrant costumes. Each child brought their chosen characters to life with impressive voice modulation and engaging presentations. The competition not only boosted their confidence but also enhanced their oratory skills, leaving everyone amazed at the talent displayed by these tiny storytellers. Results English Story Telling First Avika Arora Nursery A Second Yuvaan Arora Nursery C Third Divija Bhardwaj Nursery A Third  Delenaa Rhode Nursery B Hindi Story Telling   First Vivaan Agrahari Nursery A Second Siya Arya Nursery C Third Manasvi Ray Nursery A Consolation Avika Gupta Nursery B Consolation Gagandeep Nursery C

Tale Saga, an Intra-class Storytelling with Puppets competition was organized for KG. The event celebrated the creativity and confidence of our kindergarteners, who mesmerised the audience with their delightful stories.Using vibrant puppets and expressive voice modulation, the young participants brought their tales to life, leaving the audience captivated. Each story concluded with a meaningful moral, creating a lasting impression. This engaging competition highlighted the importance of storytelling as a means to spark imagination, teach values, and encourage self-expression. Results English First Varunavi Paliwal KG A Second Koustav Daschowdhury KG B Third Aaranya Goyal KG A Third Aarna Garg KG C Hindi   First Advika Singhal KG B Second Dhairya Khaneja KG B Third Rivaan Juneja KG C Consolation Ayansh Sachdeva KG B Consolation Chinmay Khanna KG A