Spring Dale College hosted the annual Krishna Sood Memorial Inter School Musical Theatre Competition on 17th November 2025, at Sant Gadge Auditorium. The event brought together the city’s elite schools to perform on the poignant theme, “Unheard Voices–Silenced Struggles”, highlighting women’s struggles for acceptance in all walks of society.

The Welcome speech was rendered by Mrs. Reeta Khanna, President and Director of Spring Dale Institution and introduction of judges by Director Mrs. Sangeeta Midha. The participating schools presented emotive stories, shedding light on the societal challenges faced by women. Renowned theatre personalities Dr. Navsharan Singh, Gaurav Srivastava and Ms. Vaishnavi Bhatia graced the occasion, adding to the event’s significance.

The competition served as a heartfelt tribute to the late Mrs. Krishna Sood, the founder mother of Spring Dale College, and a true champion of women’s empowerment.

Winner trophy bagged by Horner College as Rock n Roll and Runner-up being Pioneer Montessori School as Hip Hop.

An Inter branch quiz competition was organised on November 10, 2025 at the Gomti Nagar campus. The competition aimed to encourage quick thinking, improve general awareness and promote team work among students.

The three teams, Kalam, Raman and Sarabhai showed enthusiasm, confidence and healthy competitive spirit. The quiz consisted of various rounds testing different areas of knowledge. The rapid fire round created a lively atmosphere and kept the audience engaged. It was a successful and enriching event. The Directors and the Principal appreciated the efforts of the students and the organising team. The opportunity boosted confidence and fostered learning beyond textbooks.

To recognise the hard work and achievements of its young athletes an interactive session was organised for parents at the Spring Dale Sports
Academy.

The program began with a motivating speech by the director of Spring Dale Institution who praised the students for showing true sportsmanship, teamwork and dedication. She encouraged everyone to continue giving their best in every game and training session. Sports performance cards and the player of the month certificate appreciating the students’ consistent efforts and progress were also given. The event concluded with applause and joy as students celebrated their success. It was a proud moment reflecting the spirit and energy of the students and coaches.

A Career Fair was organized in Spring Dale College, Kanpur Road Branch on 25 October 2025 for students of Classes X to XII to help them explore various career options and make informed choices for the future. Parents were also invited to attend the event, allowing them to understand the wide range of opportunities available for their children.

Representatives from renowned universities like AIMS,AMITY,FLeMITS, SRM, BENETT etc. and professional fields such as engineering, medicine, law, management, and design interacted with students and parents, offering valuable guidance. The event proved to be an enriching experience, motivating students to plan their careers with clarity and confidence.

The Mass Media students of our Institution visited the Hindustan Times Press for an educational trip. The visit was organized to give students firsthand exposure to the printing and production process of newspapers.

Students observed the different stages involved in newspaper creation — from news selection, editing, and page designing to the final printing and distribution. The staff at Hindustan Times explained each step in detail, helping students understand how theory is applied in real media operations.

The visit proved to be an enriching and informative experience, strengthening the students’ practical understanding of print media and its role in mass communication.

Spring Dale Institution celebrated Felicitation Day on September 24, 2025 to commemorate the birth anniversary of Founder Father Sir B.S.Sood, honouring 180 students from all three branches for their outstanding academic achievements in Board and Home Examination for session 2024-25.

The event was graced by  honourable Vice Chancellor, Lucknow University Prof. Manuka Khanna, as Chief Guest. Director Spring Dale Institution Mrs.Reeta Khanna delivered the welcome address, congratulating the achievers and inspiring them to pursue excellence with determination.

The prestigious Bouri-Smriti Samiti Awards were presented to the Class X and XII toppers from each branch. Students who excelled in the board examinations were also honoured for their remarkable performance, while subject-wise toppers received special recognition for their outstanding scores. The day saw showering of scholarship, certificates and prizes to the deserving diligent achievers.

In her address, Prof. Manuka Khanna commended the institution for nurturing young talent and urged students to pursue knowledge with passion and perseverance. The ceremony concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Director Mrs. Sangeeta Middha, who expressed gratitude to the dignitaries, teachers, and parents for their support. The day stood as a testament to Spring Dale College’s commitment to academic excellence and its tradition of celebrating student success.

The school celebrated the Teachers’ Day 2025, marked with gratitude and respect towards the teachers who play a pivotal role in shaping the lives of students.

Meanwhile, at Kanpur Road branch, the celebration began with a Vandana Prayer Dance on the hymn “Guru Brahma Guru Vishnu”, expressing gratitude towards teachers. This was followed by a lively Teachers’ Day Quiz, where the primary students joyfully challenged their teachers’ knowledge in a fun-filled and interactive manner.  The celebration was a delightful blend of reverence, joy, and creativity, leaving both teachers and students with cherished memories of this special day.

To mark the birth anniversary of the legendary hockey wizard Major Dhyan Chand, marking it as the National Sports Day on August 29, the Kanpur Road Branch conducted a special assembly dedicated to his memory and contributions to Indian sports.

A mass drill was conducted with the secondary students symbolising unity, teamwork and spirit of sportsmanship. The programme inspired the students to develop a sense of respect for sports and to imbibe his values of dedication, teamwork, resilience and excellence in their own lives.

At the Gomti Nagar Branch, the programme began with a special assembly where the significance of the day was shared followed by a sports trivia quiz conducted by the school head boy and head girl.

Students and staff took the National Sports Day Pledge administered by the Sports Captain. There was a session on the importance of healthy lifestyle
choices followed by a day interspersed with interclass tug of war and kho-kho
competition in which the children participated enthusiastically in keeping with this year’s campaign theme “Ek Ghanta Khel Ke Maidaan Mein!!”, which
encourages everyone to devote at least one hour daily to physical activity.

The day was observed with sincerity and fun keeping alive the words of Sir Dhyan Chand that champions keep playing until they succeed.

At the Indira Nagar Branch, the day began with a special assembly where students highlighted the importance of sports in life. Well-crafted charts on the theme of health and fitness were displayed by the students. The Sports faculty, delivered an inspiring speech on physical fitness and motivated students to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Health tips were shared, and an exercise session was conducted during the assembly to encourage active participation. Students also played different sports, showcasing their enthusiasm and energy. A pledge was taken by the students to become physically and mentally strong and to follow the values of discipline, teamwork, and sportsmanship. The celebration not only paid homage to the hockey wizard Major Dhyan Chand but also reminded everyone of the importance of sports and fitness in daily life.