Celebration
From history to future visions — our students made Social Science Week 2025 unforgettable! Social Science Week 2025 concluded with a vibrant showcase of creativity, critical thinking, and civic awareness. From exploring India’s past to debating future policies, students connected history, geography, and civics with real-world issues — emerging as informed and responsible young citizens.
A Glorious Tribute to Sanskrit – Through Dance, Drama, and Music Sanskrit Diwas was marked with vibrant celebrations, showcasing the richness of India’s ancient language and culture. Dr.Shruti Arya, Sanskrit professor from Kirorimal College, Delhi University, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. The event featured a captivating saga of dance, drama, and music, beautifully blending tradition with artistic expression.
Hiroshima Day: Remember, Reflect, and Pledge for Peace
On Hiroshima Day, students of Grades VI to VIII reflected on the importance of peace through creative and meaningful activities. From a symbolic Peace Wall and a collaborative Peace Mural to sharing facts and taking a peace pledge, the day inspired empathy and remembrance.
School proudly hosted Tagfest 2025, its annual inter-school festival celebrating creativity in art, literature and technology. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of grades I to V across a variety of thoughtfully curated competitions.
Highlights included Clay Dazzle, Ek Nai Khoj, Numeric Nirvan, Science Speaks and The Superb Spellers, each designed to nurture imagination, collaboration and critical thinking. The school welcomed an esteemed panel of judges from the fields of art, journalism, education and culture who brought depth and encouragement to the event.
Tagfest 2025 offered a dynamic platform for young learners to shine, reinforcing the school’s commitment to holistic education and creative exploration.
The Language Week for classes III to IX was a vibrant celebration of language, creativity, and expression. Students enthusiastically participated in a wide array of activities designed to deepen their love for literature and storytelling.
Classes II-V brought poetry to life by converting a poem into karaoke, adding rhythm and melody to their recitation. Their dramatic monologues showcased expressive flair, while the interactive Story Detective activity kept young minds guessing and engaged as they unravelled clues to complete stories. Each activity encouraged imagination and built confidence through performance.
The middle school students participated in the collaborative Weaving a Story activity, where each section added a short passage daily. The completed narratives were presented at the Readout Booth, where students dramatized their stories through voice modulation. They also enjoyed an inspiring Meet the Author session with writer Rashi, who shared insights into her journey and answered students’ questions with warmth.
Students of Class IX participated in an intra-class debate on the motion, ‘English is more a skill than a subject’, articulating thoughtful arguments and counterpoints. They also engaged in a fast-paced word-building activity, enriching their vocabulary and collaborative skills.
With age-appropriate activities for each grade, the Language Week successfully nurtured storytelling, critical thinking, and confident communication, leaving every participant with a stronger love for literature and language.
The French students celebrated the National Day of France, better known as Bastille Day or le quatorze juillet, commemorating the Storming of the Bastille (culmination of a violent revolution in France) on 14 July 1789.
The event started with a group song by the school choir followed by a short play on The Puss in the Boots and storytelling based on the life of Louis Braille. The students further showcased their talents by presenting a mesmerizing group dance.
There was an exhibition of the posters and paintings made by the French students. A cooking workshop on French food was also conducted in the school.It was a great learning experience for all the students. Madame Marine Michel, Attaché for cooperation in French Language & Education from Embassy of France/ French Institute in India was the Chief Guest. She encouraged the students with her words of wisdom and appreciated their performance. She spoke about the importance of cultural exchange programs and gave information about various scholarships that are being offered by the French Embassy to the Indian students to study in France.
On the occasion of International Yoga Day 2025, a vibrant Yoga session was conducted to promote health, mindfulness, and unity. Participants came together to celebrate the spirit of wellness through guided asanas and breathing practices.
Polaroid 6.0 was a dynamic celebration of creativity, storytelling, and design, bringing together talented students from across schools to showcase their skills in photography, filmmaking, advertising, and branding. With events like Refraction, Phoenix, Panorama, Vinyl Vision, Retroscope, and Envision, participants explored powerful themes, reimagined iconic visuals, and pushed the boundaries of artistic expression. The festival fostered a spirit of collaboration, innovation, and thoughtful exploration, leaving behind lasting memories and a renewed passion for the visual arts.
The stage came alive with energy, passion, and rhythm as our talented students from Classes IV to VI mesmerized the audience with their soulful performances on day 1.
From graceful moves to heart-touching music, every beat and every step celebrated the true spirit of dance — freedom, expression, and joy.
A spectacular start to our International Dance Day celebrations, leaving everyone inspired and spellbound!
On Day 2 of our World Dance Day celebrations witnessed a spectacular fusion of music and dance, as students from Grades VII to XII lit up the stage with powerful, passion-filled performances!
From classical grace to contemporary energy, every act was a celebration of expression, creativity, and rhythm!
School Celebrates Earth Day 2025 with a Day of Sustainability and Action
It commemorated Earth Day 2025 with an engaging and informative series of activities aimed at promoting environmental awareness and sustainable practices.
The school’s Eco Clubs — Herbal Heritage, Green Brigade, and the Society for Global Sustainability — organized a memorable one-day celebration under the theme “I’m the Change I Want to See.”
The day began with a special assembly, where students shared their thoughts on environmental preservation, setting the tone for a day of reflection and action. Following the assembly, a plantation drive was held at the German Embassy and the French Institute in India (IFI), underscoring the importance of green spaces in combating climate change.
A session on conscious consumption sparked a lively discussion, followed by a Bingo challenge designed to encourage students to adopt eco-friendly habits in their everyday lives. The challenge helped raise awareness of how small changes can lead to significant environmental benefits.
One of the key highlights of the celebration was a workshop on textile waste, which walked students through the life cycle of a jacket, from manufacturing to its inevitable journey to a landfill. The Sign to Sustain signature campaign, organized by the Unwrap Sustainability ambassadors, invited everyone to pledge their commitment to making sustainable, mindful choices. The day concluded with an exciting turncoat debate on electric vehicles (EVs), where students debated the pros and cons of EVs in the context of sustainable transportation.
The Earth Day celebration reinforced the message that the journey to a sustainable world begins with individual choices and collective action.