On 25 August 2025, Class III students showcased their talent in ‘Voices of Courage’, an English Poetry Recitation celebrating themes of courage, resilience, kindness, and self-belief. With heartfelt performances, expressive voices, and confident presence, each participant brought poetry to life. We applaud all students for their creativity and congratulate the participants for their outstanding recitation. Results NAME OF THE STUDENT POSITION Class OSS RANA 1ST III B ANAAYA 2ND III B SHANYA HEGDE 3RD III C VIRIKA ARYA CONSOLATION III A AAYAAN WALIA CONSOLATION III C
The Intra-Class Groove Gala (Dance Competition on Patriotic Songs) for Class II was held on Thursday, 21 August 2025, filling the atmosphere with rhythm and pride. After a screening round, six budding dancers from each section took the stage, celebrating patriotism through graceful dance. Enthralling performances on Desh Rangila Rangila, Ae Watan Watan Azad Rahe Tu, Suno Gaur Se Duniya Walon, and I Love My India mesmerised the audience. With vibrant costumes, expressive gestures, and boundless energy, the young dancers transported everyone to a world of patriotism through their exceptional talent. The judges unanimously admired the abundant talent in Class 2. Results Position Name Class 1st Natasha Gandhi 2 A 2nd Myra Khetrapal 2 B 3rd Myra Jadhav 2 A Consolation Hriday Kanodia 2 A Consolation Mishika Gupta 2 C
Poem Recitation Competition ‘Valour Verse’ was held for Class IV students on 22 August, 2025. The event celebrated the courage and bravery of heroes through powerful poetry. Young participants recited poems with confidence and expression, bringing alive stories of strength, sacrifice and patriotism. The audience was inspired by their confidence and heartfelt emotions. The judges appreciated the effort and talent of every child. The competition not only enhanced students’ speaking skills but also helped them develop the love for poetry and literature.x`x Results 1st 2nd 3rd Sia Jyoti (4B) Ananya Chaturvedi(4A) Nayna Suneja(4C)
During Science Week (July 14–19), students showcased innovation through STEM challenges. Pranav Garg (XI) won Best Boat Design, while Swadhay Vij (XI) built the fastest boat. In the Rocket Challenge, Raghav Sharma (XI) and Nidhir Bardhan (XI) achieved an impressive 8.24m flight, guided by mentor Siddhant Shibu (XII).
Team Awaam from our school proudly represented us in Swatantra Manch: Desh Ke Naam at the Prime Minister’s Museum, staging a powerful play on Bhagat Singh’s life. Competing among ten selected schools, our talented team of fifteen members from Classes VIII–XII delivered a remarkable performance, securing the Second Position and bringing glory to the school.
The school organised a Mock Lok Sabha session on 12 August ,2025 for students of Classes XI and XII Humanities, centred on the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) bill. The simulation offered a practical understanding of parliamentary proceedings while encouraging analytical thinking, eloquent expression and collaborative leadership. Students explored the diverse perspectives and intricacies surrounding the UCC, gaining insights into the balance between legal uniformity and cultural diversity. The engaging exercise reinforced the significance of respectful discussion, inclusivity and informed decision-making in shaping the nation’s legislative framework.
The Social Science Department commemorated the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings with a series of activities designed to promote peace and awareness. Class IX students presented a talk on conflict resolution, while a group song and a ribbon dance by junior and middle school students echoed the spirit of harmony. Col Anant Gupta from the Mission Olympic Wing DCOAS (IS&C), IHQ of MoD (Army), addressed Classes VIII and IX, offering real-life insights into war, comradeship and national service. The event encouraged students to reflect deeply on history and the importance of lasting peace.
In July, the SHIN programme for Class V continued to build on previous learning with new, stimulating activities. The students engaged in making cubes and explored them from three different perspectives, enhancing their spatial understanding and observation skills. They delved into the concept of coordinates, using hands-on kits to locate and plot points, fostering logical reasoning and critical thinking. All activities encouraged collaboration and creativity, with students actively using their SHIN books and materials. The sessions remained highly interactive, reinforcing core concepts while maintaining excitement and engagement across classes.
Students of Classes VI–VIII explored the fascinating science behind baking in a hands-on masterclass on shortbread and muffins. Guided by an expert baker, they learned about ingredient roles, chemical reactions, and the art of precision. The session blended creativity and food science, leaving students inspired and informed.
Premchand Jayanti was celebrated on 31 July with great reverence and enthusiasm across Classes I -X. Students immersed themselves in the literary world of Munshi Premchand through creative activities like story dramatizations, mask-making, letter writing, book cover design, and collective reading sessions. Stories like Do Bailon Ki Katha and Eidgah inspired critical thinking and creative expression. Library discussions further deepened students’ literary appreciation and empathy. The celebration successfully instilled Premchand’s values of honesty, simplicity, and humanity through joyful, reflective engagement.
