A Science Revision Quiz “BRAIN BOOST”* was successfully conducted for the students of Classes VI and VII at the Indira Nagar Branch on 21 August 2026.

The quiz was organized *house-wise to enhance the house spirit among students. It aimed to help students revise important topics of Physics, Chemistry and Biology for the upcoming Half-Yearly Examination in an engaging manner. To ensure maximum participation, different participants were taken for every round. Some questions were also kept for the audience to keep all students engaged throughout the event. Students participated with great enthusiasm, quick thinking, and teamwork.

HOPE HOUSE emerged as the Winner of the event.

The event was conducted smoothly and successfully achieved its objective of strengthening conceptual understanding while making revision fun. It proved to be a helpful tool for exam preparation.

🏆 Proud Moment! 🏆

Our football team proudly participated in the Toss Football Academy Tournament, held at Sahara City Homes, IIM Road, Sitapur, Lucknow, with a participation of 28 teams.

⚽ Won the 1st match against KVS, Sitapur Road
⚽ Won the 2nd match against Sultanpur team

The team reached the Final and secured 2nd Place after a strong final match against Hardoi stadium

👏 Congratulations👏

Spring Fest 2026, a vibrant and multifaceted inter-school competition, was organised in the loving memory of our esteemed founders Late Mr. B.S. Sood and Mrs. Krishna Sood. Spread over three exciting days—10, 11, 12 August 2026—the festival brought together schools from across the city in a spirited celebration of learning, language, mathematics, humour and performing arts.

The extravaganza provided young participants with a platform to showcase their knowledge, creativity, confidence and talent, while fostering healthy competition and camaraderie among the participating schools.

Day One – 10 August 2026 | Lexicon League & Math-E-Maze

The first day of Spring Fest 2026 was held at the Indira Nagar Campus . It was graced by the honourable Directors of the Institution, Principals of the three branches and other dignitaries.

The day one featured two intellectually stimulating competitions;
– Lexicon League for students of classes VI & VII
– Math-E-Maze for students of class IX and X

Bright young talent from City Montessori School Indira Nagar & Gomti Nagar, Gurukul Academy, Hoerner College, Jaipuria School and other prestigious institutions across the city participated in the event. The occasion was graced by esteemed President Awardee and National Award recipient, Mrs. Rewa Prasad.

Math-E-Maze – A Mathematics Quiz

Math-E-Maze, brought together young mathematical minds for an exciting quiz. The competition comprised a written preliminary round, followed by a stimulating on-stage round, where the finalists tackled a series of challenging questions being flashed on a large screen. The quiz tested not only mathematical knowledge but also speed, logical reasoning, accuracy and the ability to think under pressure.
The winning teams were:
– First : CMS Mahanagar
– Second :  Hoerner College
– Third : Gurukul Academy

Lexicon League – Spelling Championship

Lexicon League, witnessed enthusiastic participation from 9 schools. The competition tested the contestants’ vocabulary, spelling accuracy, presence of mind and command over the English language.

After a closely contested competition, the winning schools were:

– First : City Montessori School, Mahanagar
– Second : Seth M.R Jaipuria
– Third :  Scholar’s Home

Both competitions witnessed exceptional talent and rigorous intellectual engagement among the students.

 Day Two – 11 August 2026 |

Hasya Kavi Sammelan
A celebration of wit, humour, amidst the richness of Hindi poetry.

The second day of Spring Fest brought a completely different flavour to the festivities. The Indira Nagar Campus resonated with laughter, wit and youthful creativity during Hasya Kavi Sammelan, a poetry competition that saw participation from 10 schools.

The day followed the ceremonial sequence of welcoming the guests, the school prayer presented by the School Choir, and the lighting of the ceremonial lamp.

The auditorium soon came alive as students took the stage and presented their original and humorous poetry. Their witty observations, imaginative expressions and confident performances had the audience in splits. The event provided the young poets with a wonderful opportunity to express themselves while spreading joy and laughter.

The performances were adjudicated by eminent personalities Mr.  Chandrashekhar Verma and Mrs Neelam Rakesh, whose expertise and keen observation ensured a fair and encouraging evaluation of the young participants.

The day was a delightful reminder that learning can also be joyful, expressive and full of laughter.

 – First : Brightland Inter College
– Second :  Hoerner College
– Third: St Teresa School

The final day of Spring Fest 2026 moved from the world of words and numbers to the vibrant world of rhythm and performance with Taal Tarangini, the inter-school choreography competition. With participation from 8 schools, the event transformed the stage into a spectacular celebration of music, movement and imagination. The participating teams presented carefully choreographed performances, combining rhythm, expression, coordination, creativity and storytelling.

After a spirited and closely contested competition, the winning schools were:
– First : Brightland Inter College
– Second : Seth M.R Jaipuria
– Third :  Spring Dale College LDA Colony

The performances reflected the immense talent, dedication and teamwork of the participating students and was aptly judged by Ms. Vaishnavi Bhatia and Ms Amrita Singh and brought the three-day festival to a fittingly energetic conclusion.

Spring Fest Championship Trophy

A special highlight of Spring Fest 2026 was the institution of a new and much-coveted Spring Fest Championship Trophy.

The trophy was awarded on the basis of the cumulative scores secured by schools across all three days and all four major competitions—Lexicon League, Math- E-Maze, Hasya Kavi Sammelan and Taal Tarangini.

The introduction of the Championship Trophy added a new dimension to the festival, rewarding not merely excellence in one particular discipline but consistency, versatility and overall performance across the diverse events.

The inaugural Spring Fest Championship Trophy was proudly won by:

 Brightland Inter College

Spring Fest 2026 was much more than a series of competitions. It was a celebration of the philosophy of “Vibrant Hues of Learning”, providing students with opportunities to learn, compete, create, perform and connect beyond the boundaries of their classrooms.

The three-day celebration paid a fitting tribute to the enduring vision and legacy of our beloved founders, Sir B.S. Sood and Ma’am Krishna Sood, whose commitment to meaningful and holistic education continues to inspire generations. With enthusiastic participation, spirited competition and memorable performances, Spring Fest 2026 concluded on a triumphant note, leaving behind not only winners and trophies, but also memories of friendship, learning and joyful participation.

The CISCE Zonal Volleyball Tournament 2026, hosted by Sarvangin Vikas Public School in Lucknow Cantonment, concluded with an exhilarating display of sportsmanship, teamwork, and athletic excellence. In the fiercely contested Under-17 Girls category, the powerhouse team from our Indira Nagar Branch delivered a stellar performance to emerge as the undisputed tournament champions, proudly securing the gold medal. The team demonstrated flawless coordination, powerful serves, and exceptional defensive grit throughout the matches, completely dominating the court.

The victorious roster featured a brilliant collective effort from a talented lineup of students, including AadiShri Vishwakarma of IX-A, who was rightfully honored with the prestigious Best Player Award for her outstanding leadership and match-winning plays. She was phenomenally supported by her teammates: Shavi Singh of IX-A, Vaibhavi & Agrima Chaudhari of IX-B, Alia Parveen & Anukriti Pande of IX-C, Amrita Patel & Aaradhya Verma of IX-D, and Gunjan of VII-A, . This memorable victory marks a significant milestone for Spring Dale, Indiranagar, earning immense pride for the coaches, staff, and entire school community.

The school commences Awareness Week with a renewed focus on the Constitution. The morning air at the school hummed with a distinct sense of purpose, as the school rolled out its annual Awareness Week.

Grounded in the conviction that “It is the Constitution that Unites Us All,” the school chose to revisit last year’s theme, acknowledging that a single week wasn’t enough to fully unpack the beautiful complexities of our foundational document.

The initiative kicked off with a vibrant morning assembly, where the young change-makers of Classes IV and V stole the spotlight. Through a beautifully crafted skit, they brought heavy civic concepts like rights, freedom, and equality to life with impressive clarity and charm. Following the performance, the learning shifted into the classrooms.

From the tiny tots in Nursery to the senior batches of Class XII, every room engaged in an interactive recap session on democracy. By bridging the gap between past lessons and deeper understanding right from day one, Spring Dale College successfully reignited a shared sense of national unity and democratic responsibility.

Day to Day activities of the entire week can be read under the respective Branch’s Events and Happenings page.

We believe that every child is unique, capable, and deserving of care, respect, and opportunities to grow. With this vision, the school proudly introduces KOSHISH – Kindness Oriented School for Holistic Inclusion & Sensitive Hand-Holding, a dedicated Centre for Special Education and Therapy.

KOSHISH has been established to provide a nurturing, inclusive, and supportive environment for children with diverse learning and developmental needs. The centre aims to empower every child through individualized attention, compassionate guidance, and specialized therapeutic support.

We focus on:

– Holistic development of children
– Inclusive education and emotional well-being
– Early intervention and therapeutic assistance
– Building confidence, communication, and life skills
– Sensitizing society towards acceptance and inclusion.

The centre offers support through trained special educators and therapy professionals who work closely with students and parents to ensure meaningful progress and growth.

At KOSHISH, we strive to create a space where kindness leads learning, differences are joyfully celebrated, and every child receives the handholding they need to shine with confidence and dignity.

The Key Architect of NCF Prof Anita Rampal, addressed teachers at our Institution.

We were honoured to attend a faculty development session on ‘Assessment- What are we really testing?’.

The lecture revolved around the interactions of making assessments meaningful without giving importance to marks, recognise student’s understanding, creativity and problem solving abilities.

She stressed on the grading system to be used as a teaching learning process, to help every child grow. The session explored ways to make assessments interesting and student centric.

The members of the Institution came along for the garlanding the Memorial and offering a tribute to the Founding Mother, Mrs. Krishna Sood on her death anniversary.

Celebrating Legacy and Sportsmanship

In a heartfelt tribute to the visionary founder father Sir B.S. Sood, the institution brought together young athletes from across the city for the B.S. Sood Inter-School Basketball, Volleyball and Table Tennis Tournament—a six-day sporting celebration marked by energy, discipline and companionship. The basketball and volleyball tournaments, initiated in 2002, have grown into prestigious annual events, while table tennis continues as a cherished legacy carried forward through decades.

The event was organized jointly by all three branches of the institution, the tournament aimed not just at winning the competition but at nurturing the spirit of teamwork and resilience among students.

The Kanpur Road branch hosted the volleyball tournament, which began on April 24 with a solemn garlanding ceremony in honour of the founder. The occasion was graced by Directors Mrs. Reeta Khanna and Mrs. Sangeeta Middha, whose warm welcome set an inspiring tone for the event. The school Principal addressed the participants and coaches, encouraging them to uphold the values of fair play and discipline. The Headmistress outlined the rules, and the event officially commenced with a sports oath, binding all players in the true spirit of the game.

A total of 10 teams from the city participated, showcasing their talent, teamwork and sportsmanship. The semi-final and final volleyball matches held on April 25, as teams competed with passion and determination. Modern Academy, Gomti nagar crowned as champions by defeating Lucknow Public School, Kanpur road by 21-18 scores. Beyond victories and defeats, what stood out was the unity, respect and sportsmanship displayed by the young players—echoing the ideals of Sir B.S. Sood.

The tournament concluded with the distribution of trophies, medals and certificates of appreciation by our esteemed directors. Winners- Modern Academy, runner-up- LPS, Kanpur road and including the team coaches and the Man of the Match- Abhishek Dwivedi (Modern Academy), were honored, leaving behind not just memories of competition, but enduring the legacy of shared joy and perseverance.