Students of Classes XI and XII were introduced to the tGELF HARMONY competitions by Mr. Deepanshu and Ms. Madhulika from tGELF/JA India on 16 April 2025. They were familiarized with the Company of the Year programme in particular, highlighting what it takes to build and run a student company, what benefits the competition brings and the structure of the same. The winning members of the school’s own company, CigCreate, shared their experience at COYC, and encouraged students to participate. They were also given details regarding the Youth Harmony and Reel to Real categories of the competition. The session was extremely helpful to budding leaders and change makers, helping them find an opportunity to hone their skills.
The school’s sports team, along with students from Team Saksham, participated in the World Autism Awareness Day 2025 Sports Event organized by Tamana Autism Centre on 4 April 2025. Students enthusiastically took part in various events such as Tug of War, Ring-O-Ring, 40m Race, 40m Hurdle Race, Soft Ball Throw, and Skating, securing top positions in multiple categories. The event was a true celebration of inclusivity, promoting teamwork, empathy, and unity among students of all abilities through the spirit of sportsmanship and shared participation.
Sehpaathi conducted an enriching session on 17 May 2025 for students from Hamari Pehchan and Jaagriti. TIS,VV volunteers guided them through the basics of MS Word, covering tools and shortcuts, followed by an engaging introduction to Scratch coding. A concise English class on subject-verb agreement added to the academic value. The session ended with heartfelt thank-you cards created by the students. Filled with knowledge-sharing and warm connections, the day left a meaningful impact on both volunteers and learners.
On 7 and 8 May 2025, students from Classes I to V celebrated Rabindranath Jayanti with enthusiasm and admiration. Classes I and II enjoyed singing ‘Ekla Chalo Re,’ exploring stories like Kabuliwala, illustrating Tagore’s poems, and writing lines from Cloud and Waves. Classes III to V engaged in recitations, quizzes, podcasts, and creative writing like ‘If I were Tagore today…’. Activities like poem comprehension and national anthem discussions deepened their respect for Tagore’s legacy. The celebration fostered creativity, learning, and love for India’s literary icon.
Through the months of April and May, the initial SHIN programme sessions for Classes III, IV, and V were highly engaging and impactful, fostering spatial awareness, critical thinking, and collaboration. In Class III, students explored 3D shapes using cubes, enhancing memory, motor coordination, and visualisation through individual and paired activities. Class IV and V students worked in groups of three, using kits with cubes and shapes to solve hands-on challenges that encouraged problem-solving and teamwork. SHIN rules were introduced, and students were guided on using their activity books and materials effectively. Across all classes, the interactive nature of the sessions promoted creativity, peer learning, and enthusiastic participation, laying a strong foundation for future SHIN activities.
On 14 May 2025, the day began with a streak of happiness for teachers of Classes Nursery to V as they attended a fun-filled and engaging workshop on happiness conducted by Mr. Anit, a sustainability crusader, happiness coach, and strategist with over two decades of international experience. Deeply passionate about working with young minds and enhancing societal well-being, Mr. Anit guided them through a journey of self-reflection and joyful discovery. Through engaging games, Mr. Amit conveyed the value of communication, and teamwork. The importance of small habits like taking breaks in between work and journaling the acts of gratitude took centre stage. Concepts like ‘hedonic adaptation’ were introduced, making the session both insightful and empowering. The session encouraged the audience to pause and consider whether they were truly happy and if they really understood what they needed to feel fulfilled. The workshop helped them understand the importance of aligning their values, managing time meaningfully, setting goals, prioritising tasks, and cultivating positive habits. With its focus on emotional well-being and personal growth, the workshop reinforced the idea that happy teachers create happy classrooms, and that happiness is a practice we can all nurture in our daily lives.
From 7 to 9 May 2025, students from Classes IV to XII participated in the Chinh Animation and Filmmaking Workshop, a part of the Chinh India Kids Film Festival and Forum. The workshop provided an immersive learning experience focused on the creative and technical aspects of animation and filmmaking. Through hands-on sessions, students explored storytelling, collaboration, and critical thinking, while enhancing their digital literacy. The event offered a vibrant platform for young voices to express themselves through cinema.
The month of April witnessed a vibrant lineup of inter-house sports events such as football, cricket, and basketball for Classes VI to VIII. Each event brought its own level of intensity, with participants pushing one another to their physical limits. The dedication and competitive spirit shown by every team clearly reflected the pride they held for their respective houses. The variety of challenges was a true testament to the talent, determination, and sportsmanship of our school’s young athletes.Here’s an overview of the events conducted and the medal tally. SPORT WINNERS RUNNERS UP Basketball Jr Boys Shakti Pragati Basketball Jr Girls Shanti Shakti Cricket Ekta Shakti Football Jr Boys Pragati Shanti Football Jr Girls Shanti Ekta
Students of Classes 11 and 12 attended an insightful session on careers in psychology by Ms. Gagandeep Kaur from Unique Psychological Services on 30 April 2025. The interactive session included riddles and engaging questions, sparking curiosity among students. Ms. Kaur highlighted various career paths and prestigious institutions in India and abroad for advanced studies. Her expertise offered students fresh perspectives, making the session both enriching and enjoyable.
Held on 4 May 2025, at the Hyatt Regency Oval, the Girl Up Summit—Our Future, Her Voice—brought together global advocates and young change makers to champion gender equality. With vibrant stations for face painting and photography, the atmosphere blended fun with purpose. Insightful panels featured Meaghan Blight (Wesleyan College), Shombi Sharp (UN India), and Kanta Singh (UN Women India), who inspired students through heartfelt dialogue and mentorship. The event emphasized the power of girls’ voices in shaping inclusive communities and a better tomorrow. Attendees left motivated, united by the belief: when girls rise, we all rise.