An exciting Inter-Branch Maths Competition was conducted for Classes III, IV, and V. Teams named Aryabhatta, Ramanujan, and Tao celebrated the legacy of famous mathematicians in a fun-filled clash of wits.
Team Aryabhatta swept the event, taking First Prize in all three classes for the Kanpur Road Branch. Indira Nagar Branch and Gomti Nagar Branch secured the Second and Third position, respectively. Students mastered quick-fire questions under strict turn limits, while the interactive audience rounds kept everyone engaged. The event proved that maths can be both challenging and enjoyable.
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The school commenced its Awareness Week on Saturday, July 18, inspired by the vision and ideals of our revered Founders, Mr. B. S. Sood and Mrs. Krishna Sood. The week-long initiative continues the school’s commitment to sensitising young minds to issues of social relevance through meaningful learning experiences.
This year’s theme, “It is the Constitution That Unites Us All,” encourages students to explore the ideals that shape our nation and understand how the Constitution safeguards justice, equality, liberty and unity in a diverse society.
Students were introduced to the essence of democracy and its guiding principle—government of the people, by the people and for the people.
Bringing the theme to life, the students of Class V presented a thought-provoking poem that reflected the significance of constitutional values and inspired everyone to engage wholeheartedly in the activities planned for the week. Classrooms came alive with a variety of activities that helped students revisit and reinforce the concepts introduced during the assembly. From discussions and role plays to creative tasks, every class engaged with the theme in its own unique way.
The second day of Awareness Week focused on Types of Government, helping students understand the different systems through which countries are governed. The highlight of the assembly was an engaging and thought-provoking play presented by the young students, who creatively portrayed various forms of government. The learning continued in the classrooms through a range of engaging and age-appropriate activities.
On day 3, we focused on the three pillars of democracy—the Legislature, Executive and Judiciary, highlighting the roles of lawmakers, government authorities, judges and police in upholding law and justice. The interactive assembly introduced students to these pillars, while classroom activities, including a voting activity for Class II and discussions on equality and gender equality, reinforced the values of democracy and equal participation. The day emphasised equality as a value that unites the nation, ensuring equal rights and opportunities for all.
Day 4 of the week focused on the Three Pillars of Democracy and Types of Government. The assembly also highlighted the significance of July 20, 1947 when the Indian National Flag was adopted. Classes VII and VIII presented an engaging skit on the three pillars of democracy. In the classrooms, junior students drew the three pillars and the National Emblem, while senior students discussed the relevance of the three pillars in modern India and the role of the Media as the fourth pillar of democracy.
The fifth day focused on Citizenship: Rights and Duties. The assembly highlighted the rights and responsibilities of citizens, followed by an engaging quiz presented by Class XII and a meaningful song performed by Class IX. The classroom activities focused on rights, duties, and the importance of following rules. The students explored how following rules helps maintain discipline, fairness, and harmony. Overall, the day emphasised the
importance of being responsible and active citizens who understand their rights and fulfil their duties.
Day 6 of the Awareness Week focused on strengthening democracy by becoming better and more responsible citizens. The assembly highlighted democratic values and the role of citizens in sustaining democracy, followed by a quiz on various facets of the Constitution. Class activities included a Democracy Ladder, drawings on “A Better India Begins with Me”, constitutional and national symbols, and “हमारी व्यवस्था – आज और बेहतर कल”, highlighting the importance of respecting national symbols as a Fundamental Duty.
On the final day, an informative presentation on different forms of government was followed by a beautiful musical performance by Classes IX and X, bringing together the messages and lessons of the week. The programme concluded with a prayer. The entire week served as a tribute to the school’s revered founders and a reaffirmation of the students’ commitment to the values and spirit of the Constitution.
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The Inter House Carrom Competition was conducted with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship. Students displayed excellent focus, confidence, discipline, and team spirit throughout the competition. The event encouraged healthy competition and helped students improve their concentration, patience, and decision-making skills.
Under-14 Boys Category
1st Position – Mohammed Usman, Class 7, Joy House
2nd Position – Gaurav Kathayat, Class 6, Charity House
Under-14 Girls Category
1st Position – Aadya Singh, Class 7, Charity House
2nd Position – Aparna Pal, Class 8, Joy House
Under-17 Boys Category
1st Position – Sushobhit Yadav, Class 9, Joy House
2nd Position – Lakshya Singh Bisht, Class 9, Hope House
Congratulations to all the winners and participants for their excellent performance and enthusiastic participation in the competition.
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The Inter House Chess Competition was successfully conducted for the Under-14 and Under-19 Boys categories. All participants showed excellent concentration, discipline, confidence, and sportsmanship throughout the competition.
Under-14 Category
1st Position: Anant Kumar Pandey – Class 7 – Joy House
2nd Position: Laksh Singh – Class 7 – Hope House
Under-19 Boys Category
1st Position: Abbhiyuday Srivastava – Class 10 – Hope House
2nd Position: Aditya Singh – Class 10 – Peace House
Congratulations to all the winners and participants for their outstanding performance and competitive spirit. Keep making your houses proud and continue shining in every competition!
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The kids of class Nursery and Kindergarten-1 celebrated Summer Cool Day with great excitement!
With the arrival of summers, children were introduced to the changing seasons and the little joys that bring us relief—like ice creams and refreshing fruit juices. The highlights of the day were the delightful Ice Cream Lorry and the vibrant Fruit Juice Corner – “Fruity Sips, Juicy Lips”! The fun continued with an engaging ice cream-making activity, and the celebration ended on a super cool note with a joyful splash in the pool!
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“In the jungle’s vibrant and wild delight- lion’s roar, elephants dance tonight”, Tigers leap with a playful grin, monkeys swing their joy within. “Jungle mein mangal”; was the theme of the presentation.
Children showcased animal walk, food chain and fables from Aesop. The tribal dance enthralled the audience. The lively show culminated with the foot tapping song “jungle mein barsa pani”; Conveying the message to be kind to every kind. The parents were overwhelmed to see their child perform on stage and applauded them at every step.
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Students of classes IX and XI of Hospitality Management, visited Hotel Mercure (Accor Group) for an industrial trip. The students were warmly welcomed and introduced to the various hotel departments and their functioning by their respective Head of Departments.
The interactive session provided valuable insights to hospitality industry, and they got the requisite knowledge about the future opportunities in hotels. We extend our sincere gratitude to Hotel Mercure for this enriching learning experience.
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A day filled with colours, emotions and similes. Colours make everything beautiful .And this is what the children of Class I depicted through their class presentation. Every colour has a story and every colour is important was the highlight of the whole show culminating in how every colour unites to spread joy and happiness.
The finale song –‘हर रंग कुछ कहता है’ brought a beautiful end to the day’s programme.
Hakuna Matata- ‘No worries No Trouble’ is a very special phase which suits our little kids the most as they have their own colourful world without worries and troubles in it. The class presentation of Kindergarten was held on the theme ‘Cartoons’, for cartoons remind us to be happy no matter what, they tell us that imagination has no limits and every cartoon character
carries a message.
The event successfully combined entertainment with meaningful learning. It not only celebrated the world of cartoons but also delivered a powerful message about staying happy, confident and worry free. The children enjoyed performing on the stage with true spirit of Hakuna Matata.
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Ready to dream, Ready to soar,
Ready to fly high into the sky of possibilities.

The kids of class-I celebrated the day displaying their growth, learning, confidence and creativity. The strong values they have acquired. Gives them the strength to fly high with strong roots and developing wings. The little stars impressed the parents with their enthusiastic performance.
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Get ready to groove, its shape up day!
Triangles, Circles square- Everyone’s a star today.
The fancy dress show held was a real showstopper. The children were buzzing with excitement and did the best they could. Kudos to all the participants for making it a shapes-tactic day.
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Our talented Class IV children showcased their creativity and confidence through an inspiring presentation on ‘Life skills…..skills for life’; It was a thought-provoking presentation with an engaging podcast, a lively
dance performance, and a charming poem in action.
Parents highly appreciated both the meaningful theme and the hard work put in by the children.
To mark Nature Conservation Day on July 28, the significance of the occasion was shared during the school assembly, where students reflected on the importance of protecting and preserving our natural resources. Students engaged themselves in a creative activity in their classrooms, making useful items from waste and recyclable materials. The initiative promoted the spirit of “Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” reminding everyone that even small efforts can make a big difference.
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सभी धर्मों ,जातियों संस्कृति, वेशभूषा व खान-पान वाले लोगों को एकता के सूत्र में बाँधने वाली , देश-विदेश में रहने वाले भारतीयों को आपस में जोड़ने वाली, राष्ट्र के माथे की बिंदी …हमारी मातृ भाषा हिन्दी।
आज हिंदी दिवस के उपलक्ष्य में सभी को हिंदी दिवस की शुभकामनाएँ ।
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