Celebration
“A nation of colours, a symphony of cultures, and one indomitable spirit.”
The week-long Independence Day celebrations commenced on a soulful note, with students paying tribute to the spirit of freedom through music and dance. Melodious renditions and graceful performances beautifully brought alive the pride, courage, and patriotic spirit of our nation.
Day 2 of the celebrations celebrated the vibrant culture of Assam, highlighting its rich cultural heritage, timeless traditions, music, and distinctive spirit. The special tribute beautifully showcased the significant contribution of the North-East to the diverse cultural identity of India.
The celebrations on day 3 continued with an inspiring presentation on Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland, celebrating the spirit of freedom and unity through their vibrant traditions, music, and heritage. The performances highlighted the rich cultural diversity that strengthens and enriches the story of our nation.
The journey through the North-East continued with Manipur and Sikkim on day 4, celebrating their unique cultures, traditions, and artistic expressions. The presentations reflected the spirit of unity in diversity and showcased how each region contributes to the beautiful cultural tapestry of India.
Day 5 took the celebrations further into the North-East, with a vibrant tribute to Mizoram, Tripura, and Meghalaya. Through music, dance, and cultural expressions, students celebrated the rich heritage, traditions, and stories of these states, highlighting the beauty of India’s cultural diversity.
The Independence Week celebrations culminated in a heartfelt celebration of the vibrant India we are privileged to call home. This year’s celebrations also marked 150 glorious years of “Vande Mataram”, the song that has resonated with the soul of our nation and inspired generations with its message of patriotism.
and national pride.
The celebrations were a beautiful reflection of freedom, unity, diversity, and national pride, reminding us that although our cultures and traditions may be diverse, our spirit as one nation remains strong.
United in spirit, proud in heart, and unstoppable in hope.
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Sargam Society celebrated World Music Day through a two-day programme designed to encourage musical learning, peer mentoring and creative expression among students. The celebration provided students with an opportunity to learn, create and present their artistic talents across different forms of music and performing arts.
The first day was dedicated to a series of interactive workshops, where students of Classes X and XII took on the role of mentors and guided junior students from Classes VI–VIII. The workshops covered a diverse range of creative disciplines, including vocal music, folk and classical music, folk and classical dance, painting, instrumental music and theatre.
The senior students shared their knowledge and skills with the younger participants, creating an engaging environment of peer learning and collaboration. The workshops encouraged the junior students to explore different art forms while allowing the senior students to develop leadership, mentoring and communication skills.
On the second day, the students presented the skills and knowledge they had developed during the workshops in front of the Chief Guest, Mr Rohit Chawla, a renowned tabla percussionist. The presentations showcased the enthusiasm, creativity and confidence of the participating students across music, dance, painting and theatre.
The two-day celebration was a meaningful initiative by Sargam Society that brought students of different age groups together through the shared language of music and the performing arts. It encouraged peer learning, creativity, leadership and appreciation of diverse artistic traditions, making the World Music Day celebration a memorable and enriching experience for the school community.
A celebration of talent, creativity, innovation, and unforgettable memories!
School proudly hosted Tagfest 2026, 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. From inspiring performances to exciting activities, every moment of the TagFest reflected the passion, energy, and spirit of our amazing students.
Highlights included The Wonder Kit , Offline Odyssey, The Last Startup Standing , Drama Disconnected and Code Without A Cloud , 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 2026 offered a dynamic platform for young learners to shine, reinforcing the school’s commitment to holistic education and creative exploration.
Bhasha Summer Camp celebrated the richness of Sanskrit through engaging Abhinaya Prastuti and Sanskrit Vāchan Kaushal, encouraging students to express themselves with confidence and creativity. The immersive sessions nurtured linguistic proficiency, cultural appreciation, and a deeper connection with the timeless beauty of the language.
Language is more than words—it is a reflection of who we are. By speaking in their mother tongues, our students embraced the joy of expression and celebrated the richness of India’s cultural heritage.
Celebrating Hindi through creativity, rhythm, and the eternal wisdom of Sant Kabir.
Embracing Wellness: Happy International Yoga Day!
Good health and peace of mind are the foundations of great learning.
As we celebrated the spirit of International Yoga Day, our students and parents stepped onto their mats and into a journey of wellness. These glimpses from the 15-Day Yoga Challenge reflect dedication, positivity, and the joy of practising yoga together.
Polaroid 7.0, held on 14 May 2026, was a vibrant celebration of creativity, storytelling, and visual expression that brought together talented students from various schools across Delhi NCR. Based on the theme “Seven Distorted Perceptions and One Fragile Reality,” the event encouraged participants to challenge conventional viewpoints and explore deeper truths through media, photography, filmmaking, design, and performance. Featuring seven unique competitions — Inverso, Vestige, Sync, Eclipse, Perception, Renaissance, and Brandstorm — the fest provided young creators with a platform to showcase their imagination, technical skills, and artistic innovation. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation, inspiring performances, and remarkable creativity, making Polaroid 7.0 a grand success.
Abhivyakti 4.0 concluded as a spectacular theatre workshop, covering five powerful forms — Realistic (Mr. Avinash Singh), Physical (Mr. Sameer), Musical (Mr. Hurrmat Ale Khan), Nukkad (Mr. Daksh), and Proscenium (Mr. Gaurav) — each mentor bringing their unique expertise to the stage and leaving participants truly inspired.
A soulful tribute to Gurudev through poetry, music, and dance.
The celebration of Rabindra Jayanti came alive with soulful recitations, enchanting renditions from Geetanjali, and expressive enactments by the students.
Graceful dance performances added vibrance and emotion to the tribute, beautifully capturing the spirit of Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore.
Through poetry, music, and movement, students celebrated the timeless legacy of the Bard whose words continue to inspire generations.
Literary Fest 2026 was a vibrant celebration of literature, creativity, and culture, filled with engaging activities and inspiring interactions for students. The festival began with the inauguration of the Book Exhibition and an enriching panel discussion featuring Kalpana Patowary, whose soulful folk performances created the perfect atmosphere for the literary celebrations.
The campus came alive with colourful decorations and festive energy. Students enjoyed a variety of engaging activities, including magic shows, storytelling sessions, and exciting quizzes, making the day a joyful blend of learning and entertainment.
Next day focused on imagination and creativity through captivating storytelling sessions, thought-provoking movie screenings, and artistic activities. The campus buzzed with enthusiasm as students explored learning through stories, discussions, and creative expression.
A major highlight of the festival was the interactive session with acclaimed author Sutapa Basu on her book Lethal Secrets of Lothal. Her engaging discussion on history, mystery, and storytelling inspired students and encouraged them to explore literature with curiosity and excitement.
The literary celebrations continued with inspiring sessions by authors Ms. Monisha Gupta, Ms. Sutapa Basu. Their interactions fostered imagination, meaningful conversations, and a deeper appreciation for literature, making Lit Fest 2026 a memorable experience filled with creativity, learning, and inspiration.
The school celebrated Labour Day as Gratitude Day to honour the unwavering efforts of its support staff, including school workers, bus conductors, helpers, gardeners, and sweepers.
The programme featured heartfelt speeches and soulful songs by students, expressing sincere appreciation for their dedication and hard work. The highlight of the event was a thoughtful gesture by Class VIII students, who presented handmade cards and chocolates as tokens of gratitude.
The celebration spread joy and reinforced the importance of respect, empathy, and thankfulness towards every individual who contributes to the school community.
