वक्ताओं का बल है भाषा, लेखक का गौरव है भाषा। सभी भाषाओं में सिरमौर, हमारी प्यारी हिंदी भाषा…॥ सरल ,सादगी, स्वाभिमान से भरी व संस्कारों की सच्ची संवाहक हिंदी भाषा के विकास में योगदान देते हुए हिंदी दिवस के अवसर पर कक्षा पहली से दसवीं तक के छात्रों ने अपने भिन्न-भिन्न रचनात्मक कार्यों को प्रस्तुत किया । हिन्दी भाषा के इस दिवस को और अधिक खूबसूरत बनाते हुए छात्रों ने विभिन्न गतिविधियों में भाग लिया | शब्दों का घर बनाकर उसे सजाना ,वर्णमाला द्वारा फूलों का गुलदस्ता बनाना,शब्दों की लड़ी बनाकर नवीन शब्दों को जोड़ा,दोहा गायन गतिविधि,नारा लेखन ,भाषण , विज्ञापन निर्माण इत्यादि । इन गतिविधियों के अतिरिक्त विद्यालय में अंतरसदन प्रतियोगिता का भी आयोजन किया गया । छात्रों ने उत्तर पूर्वी राज्यों की लोकोक्तियों पर आधारित लघु नाटिकाएँ प्रस्तुत कीं, अपितु “एक भारत श्रेष्ठ भारत ” को सार्थक करती स्वरचित कविताओं का वाचन भी किया ।

Teachers’ Day 2024 was a heartwarming celebration filled with love, laughter, and respect at Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar. The event kicked off with energetic performances by Class XI students, followed by Class XII students stepping into the shoes of teachers for the day, looking sharp and confident. The celebration featured lively activities, including music, dance, a fun-filled antakshari with a  twist, and comical skits performed by the teachers. A surprise dance performance by the support staff added a special touch. Retired teachers joined in the festivities, and messages from alumni made the day even more memorable. It was a beautiful reminder of the significant role teachers play in shaping compassionate and resilient individuals.

Prismatic 2024 – An Inclusivity Fest, on 28 August was an unforgettable celebration of diversity and inclusion, bringing together students from 15 schools in a vibrant display of talent and creativity. The event, aptly named for its symbolism of a prism’s spectrum, was a day-long festival that featured  competitions designed to challenge participants to innovate and express the essence of inclusivity. Highlights included the Inclusive Innovation Challenge, where students pitched groundbreaking products and services promoting diversity, and Artistic Synergy, a platform for creative expressions through performing and visual arts. The event was graced by the esteemed Mr. Geoffrey Dean, Head of Political, Economic, and Public Affairs at the High Commission of Canada, and a distinguished panel of judges,  including Dr Laxmi Narayan Tripathi, a visionary leader in transgender rights and empowerment, whose work has significantly advanced gender equality and human rights globally, Mr Akshat Tyagi, Head of DEI at The Lalit Suri Hospitality Group who shared his extensive expertise in fostering inclusive environments within the hospitality industry and Mr Sushant Kalra, the founder of the Parwarish Institute of Parenting,who brought his insights on modern parenting, highlighting the importance of education, sex education, and technology management. Adding to the event’s vibrancy, the host school’s team Awaam delivered a moving cultural performance, which resonated deeply with the themes of the day. Prismatic 2024 not only celebrated talents but also emphasized the vital importance of inclusivity in our community, leaving a lasting impact on all attendees.

From 22 to 24 August 2024, the school hosted its much-anticipated Annual Book Fair, creating an engaging opportunity for students to delve into the magical world of books. The event was meticulously organized to nurture a love for reading and promote greater awareness among students by offering an impressive selection of books. The fair featured an array of genres, including fiction, non-fiction, graphic novels, and educational resources, catering to diverse interests. Students eagerly explored the various collections, discovering new titles and enriching their literary experiences. The Book Fair not only enhanced students’ reading habits but also encouraged them to embrace the joy of learning through books.

Independence Day 2024 was a grand affair, blending patriotism with pride as the school celebrated the struggle and sacrifice  that earned us freedom. The solemn flag hoisting set the tone for the day, followed by the oath-taking ceremony of the newly elected Student Council for 2024-25. The Chief Guest, Brigadier Narendra Pratap Singh, a decorated second-generation Indian Army officer with over 32 years of service, administered the oaths. With an impressive career spanning the Kargil War, UN peacekeeping missions, and leadership roles in the Indian Army, Brig Singh later addressed the students with an inspiring message, reminding them to remain disciplined, to pursue their passion and always work hard to reach their goals. Appreciating the predominance of girls onstage, he motivated students to join the Armed Forces. The day continued with the much-anticipated inter-house event, Fusion, themed “Echoes of the East.” Each house showcased the vibrant culture and freedom struggles of two northeastern states. The performances were a beautiful blend of music, dance, and poetry, with Shanti House taking the overall victory. The prestigious Achala Nadgir Awards for academic excellence were presented to Smayan Gupta and Vedant Bhanu, honouring their outstanding Class XII Board results. The event was an unforgettable celebration of patriotic fervor, talent, culture, and academic achievement.

Radio waves sparked an unforgettable journey of connection and storytelling as Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar, proudly hosted the third edition of Frequency Modulation—an interschool competition celebrating the vibrant legacy and impact of radio. This year’s event paid tribute to radio’s unmatched ability to bridge societal gaps and unite communities, perfectly aligning with the vision of ‘Vikasit Bharat’—a developed India. The competition featured three thrilling categories: On Air, Rodcast, and Synth-X, judged by the charismatic RJs Sarthak and Naved, alongside esteemed experts Mr. Maithal and Mr. Banerjee. Talented students from 15 schools showcased their hosting prowess and audio production skills, with Lotus Valley International School, Gurugram, claiming the prestigious overall trophy. On Air teams captivated audiences with radio shows on pressing social issues, Rodcast teams pitched cutting-edge podcast concepts, and Synth-X teams delivered mesmerizing original acapella performances. The event was a dynamic display of creativity, technical mastery, and audience engagement.

UNESCO Week was a vibrant celebration of global heritage, dedicated to showcasing and exploring UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Throughout the week, students immersed themselves in the rich history and cultural significance of these iconic landmarks. Classrooms buzzed with excitement as children created impressive models of renowned sites like the Grand Canyon and the Sydney Opera House. Day 1 students took a tour of the models displayed around the school appreciating our rich heritage.Daily announcements included fascinating facts about these landmarks, integrating educational content seamlessly into the school’s routine. Day 2, we saw enthusiastic participation from students, showcasing their knowledge about UNESCO and passion for History.  Library periods were particularly engaging, featuring quizzes designed to challenge and expand students’ knowledge about UNESCO sites. It was an enriching session for the students as they answered variety of questions, ranging from monuments and buildings, natural heritage sites, iconic logos, advertisements and UNESCO World Heritage sites and cities in India and across the world. On Day 3, A session was conducted for students of classes VI- VIII, by Ms. Anoushka Jain, founder Enroute Indian History, where they were briefed about the criteria of selecting heritage sites, what sets them apart, and why they are culturally and architecturally relevant to India’s shared heritage.  More importantly, students were excited to know that Delhi has three of these sites, and they learned about their relevance, architecture, construction and stories behind the three sites. Day 4, Students from Classes VII, VIII and IX experienced the thrill of gamified learning as they competed in exciting games like hopscotch, dash to the finish line, and maze puzzles, making learning a joyful experience. The event aimed to deepen students’ understanding of global heritage through playful engagement. Students had a blast while learning about global treasures. The day was filled with friendly competition, teamwork, and discovery, leaving students with not only knowledge but also fond memories. The innovative approach proved that learning can be both educational and enjoyable, fostering a love for heritage and culture among the young minds.

Kathak maestro Pandit Rajendra Gangani  held the students of classes IX and XI mesmerized with his incredible mastery over  taal, laya  intricate footwork and expressive storytelling. The event was organized by SPICMACAY which has introduced students across the country to the best of India’s rich heritage of art , dance, music and more.A renowned dancer and recipient of many awards including the Sangeet Natak Academy Award, Panditji  absorbed the nuances of this complex art form from his father, the revered Pandit Kundan Lal Gangani of the Jaipur gharana.  He began with a beautiful tribute to Mahadev, which immediately showcased his artistry. He then explained and  demonstrated the importance of the taals through  a piece in the rhythmic teentaal. The final piece was a beautiful dance depicting the greatness of the Guru through a melodious bhajan.  Panditji was happy to answer the various questions from the students and motivated them to explore the rich traditions of Kathak and other classical art forms.  We are grateful to SPICMACAY for enabling students to experience the beauty of this aesthetic and traditional dance style. 

Project Saksham is one of our student driven campaigns which works for the empowerment of intellectually and physically challenged people. Disha is a signatureannual online event organized by this team, which provides an international platform for differently-abled individuals to participate in a plethora of competitions; namely music, dance, art, craft and photography, to showcase their talent. This year, Disha 7.0 culminated with the prize distribution being held on 19 July and 20 July 2024. An overwhelming response was received with over 300 entries from across the globe. The event was graced by guest speakers from countries such as Pakistan, Canada, the United States, Uzbekistan, Australia, along with the Indian audience. All the entries were highly appreciated by the judges. Certificates of participation and merit were given to all participants and winners. The core team comprising of Tishya Chandok (Campaign President) Prabhtej Singh (Campaign Vice President) Lavnika Nanda, Aradhya Bhola, Aarna Sapra along with all members of Project Saksham were the ones behind the success of this event.

Understanding science experientially allows school students to grasp concepts more deeply and retain knowledge longer. Hands-on experiences foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills, making learning engaging and relevant to real-world situations. From 15 July 2024, an intensive exploration of various scientific concepts for students from classes VI to XII took place. The event began with a Science Exhibition for classes VI to VIII, where the auditorium buzzed with excitement as students showcased their models based on scientific principles. The audience, including special guests from Samarpan School, were captivated, and every student presented their work with enthusiasm, receiving appreciation from peers, teachers, and the special guests. Students from classes VIII to XI enjoyed the second day, which was filled with lab demonstrations and activities focused on physics principles, chemical bonding, and human anatomy. Highlights included the Angry Birds catapult, an ice cream-making workshop, and engaging games that brought science to life. The excitement continued on the third day as students from classes IX to XII hosted an exhibition featuring working models such as a posture monitoring jacket, an electric rain display, a space gun, and an electric keyboard. Innovations like threads made from moringa and incense stubs from flower waste showcased the students’ creativity and ingenuity. The grand finale showcased extraordinary craftsmanship and scientific prowess by students of classes VI to XII. Classes XI and XII designed a thrilling car racing track incorporating concepts like friction and velocity. Class VII students created a fascinating crime scene activity, teaching peers about forensics. The day concluded with a paper plane challenge, leaving students eager for more science activities. This event highlighted the importance of experiential learning, making science engaging, practical, and immensely enjoyable for all students involved.