Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar, organized a Subject Expert Session for Class XII English students, led by Ms. Gazala Roy, HOD (English), Tagore International School, East of Kailash. Ms. Roy guided students on key strategies for board exam preparation, insightful approaches to comprehension and writing tasks, and effective time management—empowering them to approach the exams with clarity and confidence.The interactive session inspired students to refine their writing skills and strengthen conceptual understanding. It was an enriching learning experience that left them motivated and well-prepared for the upcoming examinations.
An interactive Accountancy Workshop was organised today for commerce students of grade XI and XII to enhance their conceptual understanding and practical knowledge of the subject. The session was conducted by Dr Vikas Vijay who engaged students through real-life case studies, hands-on problem-solving activities, and insightful discussions on financial literacy and accounting practices. The workshop aimed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world application, enabling students to grasp the relevance of accountancy in business and daily life. Students enthusiastically participated, asked thought-provoking questions, and gained valuable exposure to contemporary accounting trends and career opportunities in the field. The session proved to be highly enriching and motivating, leaving students with a deeper appreciation for the subject.
On 4 November 2025, the dextrous hands from various schools got together for an unparalleled Origami Competition ‘Sacred Folds: Yamato Meets Bharat’ at Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar. The event celebrated the fusion of Japanese precision and Indian imagination. Students and teachers showcased their artistry through intricate paper creations inspired by themes like Festivals of Light, Nature’s Harmony, Folk Tales in Folds, Tree of Knowledge, Warriors and Legends, Sacred Geometry, and Clever Creatures of Panchatantra. Each fold expressed a story from Japan’s timeless traditions to India’s cultural depth, reflecting creativity, mindfulness, and cross-cultural harmony. The event truly unfolded the spirit of patience, precision, and art.
The Intra-Class GK Quiz Competition ‘Brain Vita’ for Class III was held on 30 October 2025. The event aimed to promote curiosity, awareness, and a love for learning among young learners. Students participated enthusiastically, answering questions on a wide range of topics such as current affairs, sports, science, famous personalities, and general knowledge. The quiz witnessed an exciting mix of teamwork, quick thinking, and confidence as the participants showcased their knowledge and presence of mind. The audience also enjoyed cheering for their peers, making the atmosphere vibrant and engaging. The event concluded with appreciation for all participants and winners, motivating them to continue exploring and learning beyond the classroom. ‘Brain Vita’ truly lived up to its name — a celebration of intelligence and learning. Results Position Name Class I KARTIKEYA BHANDARI III A I DEVANSH SHARMA III B I ADITYA MAURYA III C II ANAYA JAIN III A II DHRUV BAKSHI III B II TASHVI PATWAL III C III TRISHIKAA DHAWAN III A III AVIRAL NARA III B III VEDANT SINGH III C
Playdough helps children explore their creativity and develop fine motor skills. It broadens their range of actions, such as stretching, squeezing, flattening, and rolling. The Dough-tastic (Fun with Clay) competition was held for KG students on Friday, 31 October 2025. The theme for the competition was ‘Sea World’. The kindergarteners were eager and excited as they moulded their playdough into various sea creatures and embellished their creations with underwater plants. Their models were beautifully presented and highly appreciated. Results Position Name Class FIRST NITARA RAJORA KG B FIRST VYANSHI OJHA KG C SECOND RUDRANSH DAGAR KG A SECOND VIVAAN NAUDIYAL KG A THIRD SAISH GULIANI KG C THIRD SARA TIWARI KG C
The school premises buzzed with excitement on PTM day as students showcased their talents and learnings through the Skill Clubs Presentation. From Financial Literacy and Public Speaking to Travel and Tourism, Clay Modeling, and What to Do When the Doctor Is Not Around, each club reflected creativity, curiosity, and confidence.
On 30 October 2025, students of Class V enthusiastically participated in a one of its kind competition, exploring future-ready sustainability concepts. They presented innovative ideas such as paper-waste and sugarcane bagasse bricks, greywater recycling, and waste-to-electricity systems. Creative models showcased biogas plants, hydroponic farming, and algae façades. Projects like ‘Waste to Wonder’ and ‘Trash to Treasure’ highlighted smart reuse, while concepts such as Greenova City and Green-Plus Innovation envisioned eco-friendly urban living. An exciting idea of scanning QR codes to count calories and redeem points for shopping promoted mindful living. This competition fostered environmental awareness, problem-solving, and responsibility towards building a greener, self-sustaining community. Results Position Name Class I Shreyank Saran V B I Reyansh Malhotra V B II Vedanshhii Sapra V A II Laisha Mago V A III Sarah Singh V C III Seerat Kocher V C Consolation Nikhil Tatpuriya V A Consolation Lavish Singhania V A Consolation Navyasha Navajyoti V B Consolation Tara Pandalai Sain V B
The school organised the India–Uzbekistan Cultural Exchange Programme 2025, celebrating friendship, learning, and cultural harmony. Guests from Uzbekistan explored India’s vibrant heritage, traditions, and flavours while living with host families who truly embodied the Indian spirit of ‘Atithi Devo Bhava’. The week-long exchange strengthened the bond between the two nations through shared experiences, warmth, and collaboration. Students visited landmarks such as the Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar, Agra Fort, and Red Fort, gaining deeper insights into India’s history and diversity. The programme concluded with heartfelt gratitude and memories that will remain etched forever.
The school organised the Senior Athletic Meet 2025 on 31 October 2025, uniting students from Classes VI to XII for a thrilling celebration of athletic excellence and teamwork. The event began with the torch relay and oath ceremony, igniting the spirit of fair play. The Chief Guest, Col. Vishal Ahlawat, inspired everyone with his exceptional achievements and words on courage and perseverance. Students participated enthusiastically in various track and field events. Delegates from Uzbekistan added to the joy through friendly races. The meet concluded with Shanti House securing First Position and Pragati House emerging Runners-Up. Photographs for a Quick Glimpse into the Senior Athletic Meet 2025
The ‘Dough-tastic’ Intra-Class Competition for Nursery students, held on 30 October 2025, was a vibrant display of creativity and learning. The young participants eagerly rolled their playdough, shaping it into colourful fruits and vegetables, each piece a testament to their imagination and skill. The fun-filled competition helped boost their creativity, dexterity, and hand-eye coordination. Watching the little ones immersed in their creations was a true joy, making the event a delightful experience for all. Results Position Name Class FIRST KIANSH SINGHANIA NURSERY A FIRST SAMANVI ARORA NURSERY B SECOND ANAYRA DANG NURSERY A SECOND SAMAYRA KAUR NURSERY C THIRD REYAANSH BABBAR NURSERY B THIRD NYRA KAPAHI NURSERY A