Magic, laughter, and a dash of mischief filled the air as our young stars of Class V brought fairy tales to life with a twist on 2 May 2025. From Cinderella teaming up with Chacha Chaudhry to defeat her stepsisters, to Iron Man going on wild adventures with Harry Potter, every performance was a rollercoaster of fun and imagination. Sparkling costumes, exceptional props, clever plots, and expressive voices had the audience in splits and awe. Judged on creativity and flair, our budding actors truly gave wings to fantasy. It wasn’t just a competition; it was a celebration of storytelling magic. Huge congratulations to our talented performers! Results First Amyra Trikha V B First Armaan Kamra V C Second Tiana Gupta V A Second Vashitv Bhatnagar V A Third Navyasha V B Third Saanvi Bansal V C Consolation Swojas Dey V B Consolation Shreyank Saran V B
‘SELL IT LIKE A PRO’ On 30 April 2025, Class III students shone brightly at the ‘Sell It like a Pro’ competition. The event showcased their incredible creativity and budding business acumen as they presented their innovative futuristic products. From eco-friendly solutions to helpful robots, the students demonstrated impressive persuasive and marketing skills. It was a truly insightful and fun day for all. Results First Asvitha Bhola III B Second Griva Bhatt III A Second Aaravi Sethi III B Third Aayaan Walia III C Consolation Virika Arya III A Consolation Oss Rana III B
Mini Melody: Little Voices, Big Expressions Children love to play, and poetry is all about playing with rhyme and words. The Intra-Class Poetry Recitation Competition for Nursery students was held on 1 and 2 May 2025. The young contestants enthusiastically showcased their confidence and recitation skills. Each child recited a rhyme using expressive voice modulation and creative props to enhance their performance. The event was a resounding success, filled with enthusiasm and joy. It was heartwarming to see the tiny tots perform with such zeal and creativity. Results English First Kiaansh Marwah Nursery B Second Ayansh Tiwari Nursery C Second Vidushi Arora Nursery B Third Aarav Juneja Nursery A Third Advik Raj Sachdeva Nursery A Hindi First Aaradhya Nursery A Second Aameen Nursery A Second Aarunya Priyam Nursery B Second Ananya Singh Nursery C Third Simarbir Singh Nursery A Third Abhinandan Kumar Nursery B Third Panthbir Singh Nursery C
Rhymes and poems open doors to creativity, enhance vocabulary, and foster early language skills. Mini Melody, an intra-class poetry recitation competition, was held for kindergarten students on 25 April 2025. The young participants took to the stage with their usual energy and enthusiasm, captivating the audience with their expressive and confident recitations. Through voice modulation, gestures, and vibrant performances, the children brought their chosen poems to life. The event was a joyful celebration of budding talent and an excellent opportunity for students to build confidence in a fun and engaging way. Results English First Samrath Singh Kapoor KG C Second Nitara Chawla KG A Second Kairvi Kaushik KG B Second Aarav Singhania KG C Third Sthiti Sharma KG C Third Mishika Garg KG C Hindi First Anika KG B Second Siya Arya KG C Second Ridaan Jain KG B Third Dhriti Bhatia KG C Third Kiaan Chaudhary KG A
On 30 April 2025, Breaking Barriers conducted a sensitization session at Adventures Overland, a leading travel company known for its immersive road trips across countries and cultures. The session aimed to foster awareness on unconscious bias, inclusive behaviour, and the value of diversity. The participants participated wholeheartedly, sharing personal stories and engaging in thoughtful discussions. Through interactive activities and real-life examples, the session created a safe space for dialogue and reflection. The session marked a significant step towards fostering a culture of respect and empathy, essential in various professional environments. Breaking Barriers remains committed to extending such efforts to more institutions, promoting acceptance and equality in every sphere of society.
Class IV students dazzled the audience on 23 April 2025, during Illumin8, an intra-class talent show celebrating performing arts. Each participant had the opportunity to shine in solo performances across dance (folk/western), singing (Indian/western), and instrumental categories. From rhythmic folk dances to soulful songs and melodious instrumental pieces, the event was a beautiful display of talent, confidence, and creativity. The students exhibited exceptional stage presence, emotional expression, and originality, leaving judges and peers thoroughly impressed. The competition not only nurtured their performance skills but also fostered self-expression and joy. Every performance was a celebration of passion and potential. Kudos to our shining stars of Class IV. Results First Sarthak Bhattacharya IV A Second Aahana Sharma IV B Second Dhun Chowdhary IV B Third Arunim Baraik IV C Third Sia Jyoti IV B Consolation Ananya Chaturvedi IV A
The Intra-Class Competition ‘Rethink, Reuse’ (Best out of Waste) for Class II was held on Friday, 25 April 2025. The event encouraged students to think creatively and promote environmental awareness by transforming waste materials into useful items. Using old newspapers, plastic bottles, cardboard, and more, students crafted impressive models like soft drink dispensers, pen stands, trash cans, organisers, piggy banks, and even tools to practise addition. The competition highlighted their imagination, and skills while reinforcing the value of recycling and reusing in everyday life. Results First Anaisha Verma II A Second Mehar Kaur II C Third Vashisth II C Third Bishmeet Singh II B
On 25 April 2025, our young culinary stars of Class I participated in the ‘Little Chefs’ (Flameless Cooking) Intra-Class Competition based on the exciting themes ‘A Sweet Delight’ and ‘Sandwich Surprise.’ Dressed in aprons and chef caps, students brought creativity to the table with dishes like Chocolate Ladoo, Brownie Bites, Bread Sushi Roll, Modak, Oreo Shots, Rainbow Custard Pudding, Rice Pepper Summer Rolls, Bread Doughnut, and Monster Sandwich. With a focus on hygiene, innovation, and presentation, the event was a flavourful celebration of imagination and confidence. Results First Aradhya Mittal I B Second Advika Singhal I B Second Taneira Chhabra I C Third Nirvaan Jain I A
On the occasion of International Dance Day, Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar, hosted a SPIC MACAY event celebrating Indian classical arts. The highlight was a captivating Odissi performance by Padma Shri Guru Geeta Mahalik, accompanied by renowned artists Sri Prasanta Behera, Sri Prasant Mangaraj, and Sri Nikhil Kumar Behera. The event began with a lamp- lighting and shloka, followed by mesmerizing performances and student interaction with the artists. The celebration fostered appreciation for India’s cultural heritage and left a lasting impact on all present.
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.