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.

On 28 December 2024, Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar, bid farewell to the Class XII batch of 2025. Organized by Class XI students, the event was a beautiful blend of nostalgia, celebration, and heartfelt good wishes. Held in the school auditorium, the farewell party was filled with joy and enthusiasm as outgoing students reminisced about their cherished moments with friends and teachers. The theme, The Last Snowfall, was brought to life as the young ladies dazzled in elegant evening gowns and the gentlemen looked dapper in formal suits. The highlight of the evening was a ramp walk where students competed for titles like Mr and Ms Tagore, Mr and Ms Popular and many more. The event also featured lively music, dance performances, and a sumptuous dinner, making it a truly memorable celebration. Class XI students bid adieu to their seniors with a mix of emotions, wishing them success in their future endeavors.

Graduation Ceremony: Class of 2025 Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar, organized a heartwarming Graduation Ceremony for its Class XII students on 28 December 2024, marking the end of their school journey. The beautifully decorated auditorium, echoed with the joy and pride of the occasion.The event began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, accompanied by the chanting of shlokas. The chief guest, Major General Vikram Dev Dogra, was formally welcomed, after which each student was presented with a citation and the yearbook Reverie.A vibrant cultural programme by Class XI students featuring a Kathak dance and a touching song reflected the sentiments of the day. The handing-over ceremony saw the induction of new cabinet members, symbolizing leadership continuity. Rabindra Ratna awardee, Divyansh Sinha and Student Council President, Rhea Sehgal expressed their gratitude towards the school. The valedictorians also shared their journey at TIS.Major General Vikram Dev Dogra inspired the students with motivational words, sharing with them the importance of perseverance and patience in life. He also urged on the significance of timely work.

On 24 December 2024, the spirit of Christmas illuminated the atrium at our school, as students of all classes came together for a heartwarming celebration. A vibrant Nativity scene featuring Mother Mary, Joseph, Baby Jesus, shepherds, and angels brought the timeless story to life. Dressed as Santa, students added charm to the festivities. Melodious carols resonated throughout, with everyone joining in to sing and dance. Sweet treats in the cafeteria and messages of peace and goodwill truly marked the essence of the season.

On 7 December 2024, our school organized Winterlude- a grand fete on the school grounds, which buzzed with excitement and activity. Students, parents, and teachers participated enthusiastically, making the event a resounding success. The fete offered a variety of attractions, including food stalls, games, rides, and a vibrant cultural program. The aroma of delicious snacks, the thrill of winning prizes and the laughter from game stalls filled the air. Students enjoyed the carnival rides and bought gifts, stationery and toys from different stalls. A live music performance added to the festive vibe, keeping the audience entertained. The soulful songs requested by the visitors and students escalated the excitement and joy. It was a celebration of community spirit, where bonds were strengthened and simple joys were cherished that left behind lasting memories, reminding us of the importance of coming together to celebrate life’s small pleasures.

Project Saksham of Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar celebrated the International Day of Persons with Disabilities on 3 December 2024. The day is commemorated to promote the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities across the social spectrum.  The event was graced by Dr. Sanjay Chaturvedi, the Deputy Director of Education (District South West A), Directorate of Education, GNCT of Delhi. The audience witnessed a soulful rendition by visually impaired students and the play ‘Ehsaas’ by Team Awaam, the theatre society of the school.  As a symbol of empowerment and opportunity, Dr Sanjay Chaturvedi, Chief Guest of the day, presented cycles to the meritorious students. Through his closing address, Dr. Chaturvedi inspired the students to continue to work towards inclusion. 

Folding Traditions, Inspiring Creativity: Inter-School Origami Competition As the culmination of our on-going Japan Week events, the school was transformed into a vibrant showcase of Japanese artistry with its Inter-School Origami Competition. On 14 November 2024, participants across Delhi-NCR took on the challenge of intricate paper-folding, exploring themes like ‘Nature’s Wonders,’ ‘Cherry Blossom Festival,’ ‘Dragon Boat Race,’ ‘Famous Monuments,’ and ‘Fantasy Anime.’ Schools from across Delhi-NCR showcased their creativity, precision, and cultural awareness through impressive origami displays. The esteemed judges included Mr. Takashi Kobayashi from the JapanEmbassy, Mr. Teruyuki Hoshina from Japan Foundation, and Mrs. Ogonuki, wife of the Japanese School Principal. The competition highlighted the participants’ skills, with top honours awarded to students and teachers from Delhi Public School, Dwarka, St. George’s School Alaknanda, Birla Vidya Niketan, Pushp Vihar, Springdales Dhaula Kuan, Sardar Patel, The Mother’s International and other prestigious schools.  Bridging Cultures Through Play: Japan Week Sports Event As part of the ongoing Japan Week , a unique sports event was organized in the school on 13 November 2024, showcasing traditional games from both Japan and India. Five schools from Delhi NCR participated in the event, celebrating a fusion of cultural heritage and athletic spirit. Students competed in games like Japan’s Kimari, Daruma San Ga Koronda and Sumo Wrestling, and India’s Gulli Danda and Pithoo, each representing teamwork, skill, and tradition. The event allowed participants to explore the roots of these traditional games, connecting students to cultural history through sports. Congratulations to all the schools that took part in this friendly competition, including Indraprastha International School, Lotus Valley Gurugram, General Raj’s School, and TIS, EOK for their impressive performances in these distinctive games.  Takofest and Manga Saga – Japan Week Continues On 12 November 2024, senior school students celebrated Japanese culture through two engaging inter-House events: Takofest and Manga Saga. Takofest, an inter-House kite-making competition for Classes VI-VIII, drew inspiration from Japan’s traditional Takomatsuri. With the theme ‘Cultural Harmony,’ students crafted kites adorned with symbols, colors, and motifs from diverse traditions, symbolizing unity in diversity.  Meanwhile, the Manga Saga competition invited students from Classes IX-XII to create a manga story of up to 10 pages in just two days. This challenge gave students an opportunity to dive into the art of manga, honing their storytelling, design, and drawing skills while embracing a central aspect of modern Japanese heritage. Both events showcased students’ competitiveness, creativity and passion, bringing the vibrancy of Japanese culture into the school community. Manga Saga – Japan Week On 12 November 2024, senior school students celebrated Japanese culture through  an engaging inter-House event: Manga Saga. The Manga Saga competition invited students from Classes IX-XII to create a manga story of up to 10 pages in just two days. This challenge gave students an opportunity to dive into the art of manga, honing their storytelling, design, and drawing skills while embracing a central aspect of modern Japanese heritage. Both events showcased students’ competitiveness, creativity and passion, bringing the vibrancy of Japanese culture into the school community.

Gurpurab 2024 was celebrated with devotion and enthusiasm across the school, immersing students in the beautiful teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. The event began with a student reciting the Mool Mantra, setting a serene tone for the Prabhat Pheri across the school campus. A documentary on Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s life was shared, imparting his timeless message of ‘One God’ and ‘eternal Truth,’ encouraging students to remember the divine in all aspects of life. Students also learned about the significance of langar and Guru Prasad, which symbolizes equality and community service. Many students contributed homemade Prashad, which was shared among classmates and staff, fostering a sense of togetherness and respect. The celebration was a memorable experience, uniting the school community in gratitude and reverence for Guru Nanak’s teachings. Respect for every faith is woven into the very fabric of TISVV !