The ‘Dough-tastic’ Intra-Class Competition for Nursery students, held on 30 October 2025, was a vibrant display of creativity and learning. The young participants eagerly rolled their playdough, shaping it into colourful fruits and vegetables, each piece a testament to their imagination and skill. The fun-filled competition helped boost their creativity, dexterity, and hand-eye coordination. Watching the little ones immersed in their creations was a true joy, making the event a delightful experience for all. Results Position Name Class FIRST KIANSH SINGHANIA NURSERY A FIRST SAMANVI ARORA NURSERY B SECOND ANAYRA DANG NURSERY A SECOND SAMAYRA KAUR NURSERY C THIRD REYAANSH BABBAR NURSERY B THIRD NYRA KAPAHI NURSERY A

The Intra-Class Competition Brand Blitz (Ad making) for Class II was held on Thursday, 30 October 2025, featuring six participants from each section. Students showcased their creativity by advertising unique products such as a cough syrup, a magic talking book, a magic pillow, a super energy drink, an air pollution kit, a magic pencil, etc. With imaginative costumes, lively props, and catchy jingles in both English and Hindi, they turned the stage into a vibrant display of talent. The performances brimmed with humour and confidence, leaving the audience entertained and thoroughly impressed by the young advertisers’ ingenuity and charm. Results   Position Name Class First Prisha Chawla II B Second Anaisha Verma II A Third Mishika Gupta II C Consolation Navish Kumar II A Consolation Gautam Krishna M II B

The month of October brought an exciting blend of science and wonder to our classrooms as students of Class IV participated in the Intra Class Competition titled ‘Abracadabra: Magic Through Science’ on 29 October 2025. Students showcased a wide range of science demonstrations—from floating objects and colour-changing potions to volcanic eruptions and magnet-powered wonders. Each experiment was presented with confidence and scientific reasoning, helping children understand how science is hidden in the world around us. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all participants for making the event a huge success and turning science into an exciting adventure. Results   Position Name Class First Sheersh Agrawal IV C Second Japseerat Kaur Chawla IV C Second Aryaveer Singh IV A Third Nairiti Mittal IV C Third Sia Jyoti IV B Consolation Dhara Naina Singh IV B

Students of Class I enthusiastically participated in the Intra-class Character Portrayal Competition – ‘Heroes in Action’ held on 29 October 2025. The young performers brought to life two inspiring themes — ‘Everyday Heroes’ and ‘Heroes of the Game.’ Dressed as teachers, electricians, gardeners, and sports icons like Virat Kohli, Sania Mirza, and Mary Kom, the children showcased confidence and creativity. With the help of interesting props such as tool-kits, rackets, footballs, chalk, and blackboards, they depicted their chosen heroes with zeal. The event celebrated courage, dedication, and everyday acts of heroism. Results Position Name Class First Rishant Das I B Second Taneira Chhabra I C Third Yuvaan Gupta I A Consolation Samisha Bose I C

On Friday, 21 July 2025, students from Classes IX to XII came together for the Inter-House Competition Beyond the Past for the academic session of 2025–26, an event that challenged them to mix historical insight with modern-day innovation. Each house was assigned a significant war era and had to design a product, app, or service that could have helped people during that time, if today’s technology had existed back then. With just 4–5 minutes to pitch their ideas, the participants impressed the audience and judges alike with their confidence, creativity, and clever use of props, presentations, and pitches.  Results First Position: Shakti House Second Position: Pragati House Tvisha Mehta XII-C Sanika Prabhu IX-A Mays Yousuf XII-D Aarna Sapra X-C

On April 30, 2025, students of Classes IX–XII participated in the Inter-House TEDx Competition for the 2024–25 session. Given their topics just a period before, participants demonstrated remarkable composure and eloquence as they spoke on themes of resilience, ambition, and change, inspiring the audience with their powerful performances. Results First Position: Shakti House Second Position: Pragati House Tvisha Mehta XII A Anika Chauhan XII A Yashaswi XI B Ivaan Chaudhary IX C

The school organised a hands-on PBL session for Class VIII on 14 October 2025,where students designed and created functional shoes using newspapers. Integrating concepts from mathematics, science, and social science, they explored aspects like cushioning, grip, and terrain suitability. The project fostered practical application of knowledge, encouraged original thinking, and enhanced collaboration. Students crafted innovative, adaptable footwear by addressing real-world challenges in design and utility. The activity not only promoted creativity but also strengthened teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills through an interdisciplinary, engaging approach.

A Project-Based Learning session was organised for students of Class VI on 13 October 2025 on the topic Exploring How Light Reacts with Everyday Materials. Students participated in engaging experiments using mirrors, transparent sheets, and opaque objects to observe how light behaves with different materials. They explored the concepts of reflection and identified transparent, translucent, and opaque substances. The activity encouraged inquiry, observation, and analysis, helping learners connect scientific principles to everyday life and deepening their understanding of how light interacts with various surfaces.

On 15 May 2025, the junior Inter-House Competition Extempore put participants’ quick thinking and speaking skills to the test. With just one minute to prepare and two minutes to speak, participants delivered compelling and spontaneous speeches on a variety of topics. From descriptive scenarios to sharp arguments, each speaker showcased confidence, clarity, and quick thinking. The competition celebrated the power of speech and the art of expressing ideas under pressure. As the event concluded, it was clear that Extempore showcased not only the participants’ ability to think fast but the courage to speak up. Results First Position: Shanti House Second Position: Pragati House Raisa Kaur VIII-B Aditi Ranjan VIII-C Advitya Rampal VI-C Agamjot Kaur VIII-A

An Inter-House Competition, Green Scene, was conducted for classes VI–VIII on Wednesday, 30 July 2025. In this creative and socially conscious event, each house produced an original movie trailer in English, centered around a mental health theme assigned to them. The trailers, ranging from 1.5 to 2 minutes, were judged on creativity, message impact, visual presentation, and technical execution. Participants were required to use original or royalty-free content, and showcase a credit slide acknowledging their team and roles. Results First Position: Shakti House Second Position: Shanti House Samaiyraa Singh VII-A Raisa Kaur VIII-B Syed Amaan VIII-A Priya Singh VIII-C Mehar Sasspal VIII-A Asad Ameen VIII-C Mehrjot Singh VIII-C Aanya VI-C