Tagore International School hosted Prismatic 2025 – The Inclusivity Fest on 24–25 April, a dynamic two-day celebration promoting diversity, empathy, and empowerment. The event honoured individuals with intellectual and physical challenges through inclusive performances and dialogue. Mr. Anil Kumar Sharma, an Indian Politician and a leader of Bharatiya Janata Party inaugurated the event and stressed on the importance of an inclusive society. Ms. Veditha Reddy (IAS). Director of Education and Sports for the Government of Delhi, graced the event as the Chief Guest on 25th April and emphasized the inclusive policy, equitable education, and community-driven change. The fest featured storytelling, mime, nukkad natak, and a Bollywood dance. Initiatives like Project Saksham and the international talent platform DISHA spotlighted student leadership. Esteemed guests like Dr. Sanjay Chaturvedi, Deputy Director of Education, Ms . Aarushi Gambhir, Ms. Seema Roy Chuwdhary, and ARC founders Mr. Anit Gupta and Ms. Ritu Malhotra added valuable insight. The event concluded with a heartwarming video tribute and renewed commitment to fostering inclusive spaces in education.
On 22 April 2025, students of Classes I to V celebrated Earth Day by enthusiastically participating in eco-friendly activities. Class I led a cleanliness drive, spreading awareness about hygiene. Class II designed and proudly wore Earth Day badges. Class III showcased creativity by making pen stands from upcycled plastic bottles. Class IV built toys using recycled materials, promoting sustainable play. Meanwhile, Class V crafted beautiful terrariums, highlighting the importance of green spaces. The celebration inspired responsibility and love for the planet in every young heart. With renewed determination, they pledged to continue their efforts to live sustainably and to inspire others to join them in caring for our planet, not just on Earth Day, but every day.Also, the school’s Social Science Department and Eco Club celebrated Earth Day with enthusiasm. Students from Classes VI to XII participated in meaningful activities promoting sustainability and environmental awareness. Highlights included upcycled utility bags, creative projects from recycled materials, an SDG expert session, and a SDG awareness walk. The Eco Club showcased awareness videos and a plastic waste model display. Through these initiatives, Tagoreans embodied the spirit of ‘I AM THE CHANGE THAT I WISH TO SEE,’ fostering a sense of responsibility towards the planet.
On 16 April 2025, on the occasion of World Heritage Day, students of Classes III to V enjoyed a day filled with diverse and meaningful activities. Class III and IV enjoyed a virtual tour of India’s iconic heritage sites and monuments. They created collages with pictures of monuments in Delhi that they have visited. This was followed by an engaging discussion on the importance of preserving these cultural treasures. Learners of Class V created interesting Heritage Cards in pairs on a chosen UNESCO World Heritage Site. The celebration concluded with a fun and interactive quiz, reinforcing their learning in an exciting way.
On 21 April 2025, four students from the school had the unique opportunity to participate in the Chinese Language Day Celebrations held at the Embassy of China. The event aimed to promote awareness and appreciation of the rich heritage of the Chinese language and culture. The students – Soneha, Aarvi Gupta, Adya Maheshwari, and Tvisha Mehta, showcased their remarkable calligraphy skills during the event. Their dedication and artistry were deeply appreciated by the attendees and reflected the school’s commitment to promoting cross-cultural learning. The students were accompanied by their teacher, Ms. Sonia Bhatia.
The Annual Day of Nursery and KG, Expressions 2025, was a spectacular celebration held on Sunday, 9 March 2025. Excitement filled the air as our little stars enchanted the audience with their colourful costumes, lively performances, and infectious energy. Nursery students set the tone with a cheerful Welcome Dance, followed by engaging plays like Animal Parade and The Fairy Tale Mix-up. Their energetic Animal Dance and Konkani Dance won hearts, while the Finale Dance received thunderous applause. KG students captivated all with A Year in KG and their modern take on Aladdin 2.0. A vibrant Rap Performance and a dazzling Grand Finale showcased their confidence and creativity. The event was a grand success, celebrating the talent and teamwork of our young learners. Click here for Nursery Expressions video Click here for KG Expressions video Click here for the pictures
Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar, hosted ‘Rewind’, the alumni reunion on 1 March 2025, bringing together an exciting mix of students from different batches. Around 40 alumni attended, reliving cherished memories and reconnecting with old friends. The event was filled with nostalgia, laughter, and games that transported them back to their fun-filled school days. The venue buzzed with energy as long-lost batch mates rekindled friendships and formed new bonds. Stories were shared, laughter echoed, and a strong sense of belonging filled the air. ‘Rewind’ truly proved that school memories last a lifetime.
The Junior School Prize Distribution Ceremony for Classes Nursery to V was a grand celebration of student excellence across various fields. The event recognised winners of intra-class competitions, applauding their talent and dedication. Special awards for full attendance highlighted the commitment of students, while the Teachers’ Awards acknowledged the relentless efforts of educators in shaping young minds. The Sunshine Awards honoured compassionate volunteers who assisted visually impaired students, fostering inclusivity and kindness. Sports awards celebrated outstanding athletic performances, encouraging teamwork and physical fitness. Enthralling dance and music performances brought beauty and joy to the event. It was an inspiring ceremony, filled with pride and motivation, encouraging all students to strive for excellence. Click here for more pics
On 7 and 8 January 2025, ‘Sanchayan’, the annual creative and performing arts festival of the Primary Wing, showcased the rich cultural tapestry of North Eastern India. Energetic performers from Classes I to V captivated audiences with plays such as “Eclipse in Bamboo Stem”, “The Boastful Jackal”, “The Tale of the Hornbill and the Naga Warrior”, “Tashi – A Tale of Two Brothers”, and “Tejimola – The Skylark Girl”. These performances, interwoven with Indian and Western songs, poems, and dances, received resounding applause. Students also displayed their clay modelling creations, highlighting their creativity and craftsmanship. An indigenous gaming zone featured attractions like “Glitch Garden”, “Google Teachable Machine”, and “Catch the Apple”, with “Match the Character” being a crowd favourite. Parents departed with smiles, reflecting their satisfaction and enjoyment of the event. Click Here for more pictures Click below for videos Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V
The Senior Prize Distribution Ceremony of Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar was held on 27 January 2025 with great enthusiasm. The event began with a warm welcome address, followed by the school report and a melodious song. Awards were presented in various categories, including International Awards, Outstanding Achievement Awards in Co-curricular Activities and Sports, Special Merit Awards (Dr. H Sen, TESA, Devkusum, and others), Parent Awards, Teachers Awards, and Support Staff Awards. The chief guest, Ms Veditha Reddy, IAS, Director, Education & Sports, Government of NCT of Delhi, applauded the efforts of the school in providing holistic development to the students. She encouraged the students to have a dream and to pursue it passionately without looking for shortcuts. A captivating theatrical performance preceded the chief guest’s address, which inspired the audience. Additional awards, such as the Shobha Bhavnani Ability Awards, Club Heads Awards, Inter House Competitions, Cabinet Awards, Sunshine Awards, 100% Attendance Awards highlighted the event. The ceremony concluded with the announcement of the winning house, leaving the audience motivated and filled with a sense of pride.
Students of all classes celebrated the 76th Republic Day with a short yet solemn ceremony. The event commenced with an inspiring speech by Ishanvi of Class XI B, reflecting on the significance of the Indian Constitution and the values it upholds. The Principal, Ms Jyotika Jakhar, unfurled the national flag, instilling a sense of pride and unity among students and staff. As the entire school stood around the atrium, the resonant notes of the National Anthem brought the celebration to a conclusion, reinforcing the essence of patriotism and democracy.
