Atharv Jain secured 32nd rank Globally in ICode Hackathon
Atharv Jain of Class VI participated in ICode Hackathon and cleared levels to reach Global finals and has secured 32nd rank globally ( In Block Coding)
A Triumph on the International Stage
Our talented team of dancers made us proud at the Indian International Groove Fest (IIGF) held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on 18 and 19 November 2024. The dance event, organized by Team Pandanyaas and judged by luminaries such as Sudha Chandran and Devesh Mirchandani, Vrushali Chavan, Mannan Sachdev and Sajna Nazam, saw participation from 130 teams across categories like classical, semi-classical, folk, and freestyle.
Our 15 talented students from Classes VI to IX, accompanied by their mentor, Ms. Malovika Saha, showcased incredible talent and dedication. Aarvi Gupta of Class IX won the 3rd prize in Classical Solo, while Ms. Malovika was awarded a Consolation Award in the Superwoman category. The team bagged a Consolation Prize for their group dance performance, and their efforts were further recognized with the Excellence in Dance Education Award and the Choreographer Award. This international achievement highlights the passion, hard work, and creativity of our dancers. Bravo to the entire team!
Niyamat Kochhar selected for the prestigious Youth Advisory Board at the WiSci Camp South Asia
Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar has initiated its own wing and is proud that Niyamat Kochhar of Class XII was selected for the prestigious Youth Advisory Board at the WiSci Camp South Asia (the only Indian girl there) and delivered a keynote address to 100 girls from South Asia and the USA. She also interacted with female mentors from Google, United Airlines, NASA, and other esteemed organizations, visited notable sites like KSUM, and gained insights from a solar-powered boat excursion. Highlight moments included meeting the US Consul General of Chennai and presenting her STEAM project, ‘Menstra,’ which converts biodegradable pads into biogas for sustainable electricity.
Invited recently to the “Let the Stars Align” event by the US Embassy In Delhi, Niyamat celebrated US-India space collaboration. She engaged with the US ambassador and the Deputy Chief of Mission, presenting her project, Menstra, aimed at empowering women and promoting environmental sustainability. Girl Up at Tagore International School stands as a testament to the school’s commitment to inculcating leadership, advocating equality and promoting sustainability.
Celebrating Innovation: A Triumph at Shanghai’s Global Sci-Tech Arena!
From 01 to 6 August, 2024, the Shanghai International Youth Science and Technology Innovation Camp 2024 proved to be a groundbreaking experience for our students Aditya Choithani (Class X) and PB Srikrithi (Class XII) Our school’s project, EchoGrocer—an innovative shopping model empowering visually impaired individuals—stood out among 72 exhibits from 63 schools across Asia and Europe. Competing against the best and the sole entry from India ; our project clinched the first prize!
The event, themed “Science, Innovation, Dream,” was a dazzling showcase of creativity and collaboration. Highlights included the Youth Sci-Tech Innovation Achievements Exhibition, where our project received widespread applause, and the “Science & Technology Stars of Tomorrow” Tournament, challenging students to create engineering marvels.
Adding to the excitement, our student Srikrithi captivated the audience at the Closing Ceremony with a soulful rendition of “Arziyan,” blending Indian culture into the global mix. This international gathering wasn’t just about competition; it was about building bridges, exchanging ideas, and forging friendships that transcend borders. The 2024 Shanghai Camp was a celebration of innovation, diversity, and helped participants to better understand the world we live in and the challenges in the field of science.
Vedansh Khetarpal and Samaiyraa Singh were top performers in the essay writing competition organised by GEMA
Vedansh Khetarpal of Class IV and Samaiyraa Singh of Class VI participated in the International essay writing competition organised by GEMA. They have been awarded a medal and certificate of appreciation for being one of the top performers in the Sub Junior and Junior Category respectively. The topic for the Sub Junior category was “If I Could Invent Anything, I Would Create..”and for the Junior category was “The Influence of Social Media on Teenagers”.
TIS Student Secures Second Position in Chinese Proficiency Competition
The 17th Chinese Proficiency Competition was held on 15 June 2024 at the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi. Organized by the Chinese Embassy, the event aimed to foster stronger relations between China and India and to promote the Chinese language. Thirteen participants from universities and secondary schools across India took part, with six participants from secondary schools. Our student Wangmo Tamang of Class XC won the second position in this challenging event.
The competition had two main rounds: a speech round and a talent show. Participants initially submitted talent videos online, followed by an online preliminary round where they recited poems. The final round included a speech and talent show segments. Each participant received a gift and a certificate in recognition of their efforts.
The judges commended the participants for the quality of their performances. The event highlighted our students’ proficiency in the Chinese language as well as for their talent and confidence.
TIS VV Student Selected for 2024 WiSci South Asia Girls STEAM Camp
Niyamat Kochhar from TIS VV has been chosen as a member of the prestigious Youth Advisory Board for the 2024 Women in Science (WiSci) South Asia Girls STEAM Camp. This honor is reserved for a distinguished group of ten girls selected from around the world. As the representative of India, Niyamat is the sole Indian youth speaker, addressing hundreds of girls and uniquely contributing by teaching yoga.
This all-expense-paid opportunity, supported by the United Nations Foundation and Girl Up, highlights the privilege of being among the select few who can inspire and empower young women in STEAM disciplines across India, Bangladesh, the Maldives, Sri Lanka, and the United States. The WiSci Camp, founded in 2015, is an intensive summer program that exposes teenage girls to the STEAM disciplines and career possibilities, builds leadership capabilities, and enhances cross-cultural awareness.
Hosted in Kochi, India, from June 1 to 9, 2024, the camp brings together up to 100 girls aged 15-17 from various regions. Following the camp, Niyamat will advocate for global gender justice and promote the involvement of girls in STEAM fields, continuing to make a significant impact on her peers and the broader community.
Ecotwill: Representing Sustainability on the Global Stage
Four students, Taran Saxena, Rhea Sehgal, Ridhika Tokas and Divyaansh Sinha, alongside mentor Ms. Manpreet Kaur, showcased Ecotwill at the JA Asia Pacific Company Of The Year Competition in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from March 11 to 15, 2024. Their sustainable venture, crafting bags from upcycled plastic wrappers, impressed judges and competitors alike from 12 countries and 21 teams. Ecotwill’s innovative approach garnered attention, selling out on the first day. Originating from a student brainstorming session, Ecotwill debuted at tGELF’s Harmony – Company Of The Year Competition in July 2023, securing third place nationally and advancing to the international stage. This journey not only enriched the students’ learning but also highlighted our school’s dedication to sustainability and creativity.
