Tagore International School celebrated Rabindra Jayanti on 7 May 2026 through a series of engaging activities across Classes I–XII. Students explored the life, philosophy, and literary contributions of Rabindranath Tagore through storytelling, quizzes, creative writing, poetry, music, art, and discussions. Young learners enjoyed activities inspired by Kabuliwala, Paper Boats, and Ekla Chalo Re, while senior students reflected on Tagore’s timeless ideas through discussions, visual interpretations, and calligraphy presentations. The celebrations beautifully highlighted Tagore’s enduring message of creativity, empathy, peace, and harmony with nature, inspiring students to connect deeply with literature, art, and cultural heritage. 

Tagore International School proudly hosted Ordin@trix 26.0, an Inter-School Technology Fest organised by the Pyrotech Club on 12 May 2026. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from 30 renowned schools, bringing together young innovators, coders, designers, and problem-solvers on one vibrant platform. Featuring 10 dynamic events in coding, robotics, gaming, app development, and digital creativity, the fest celebrated innovation, collaboration, and 21st-century skills. The campus buzzed with excitement as students showcased exceptional talent, teamwork, and originality. Amity International School Sector 46, Gurgaon emerged as the Overall Winner for their outstanding performance across multiple events, making the event a truly inspiring celebration of technology and creativity.

The school organised Book Week 2026 from 4 May 2026 to 9 May 2026 for Classes I–XII with spirited participation from students. The celebrations commenced with Character Portrayal Day and a lively Character Parade. Students engaged in activities such as Elmer’s Colour Patch, Flip the Twist, Life and Times… A Montage, My Comic Strip, Haiku poetry, book vlogging and literary discussions. Storytelling sessions, a puppet show for Classes VI & VII and an engaging Book Fair added to the experience. The week successfully nurtured imagination, expression and reading habits among learners.

PRISMATIC 2026, the annual inclusivity event of Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar was successfully held on 23–24 April under the aegis of the Department of Education in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Delhi South West, District 3011. The two-day event brought together over 175 students from more than 40 schools across Delhi NCR, celebrating diversity, creativity, and equal opportunity.Day 1 was graced by Guest of Honour, Pratishtha Deveshwar, a globally recognised disability rights advocate, and featured a range of interactive workshops, including decoupage, clay modelling, mime, nukkad natak, and dance. Special sessions were conducted by Dr. Geet Oberoi, Founder, Orkids Foundation, while Ms. Soojata led an engaging Vision Board workshop for teachers.Day 2 welcomed Chief Guest Dr. C. S. Verma, Deputy Director of Education-Zone 20 along with distinguished Rotary dignitaries such as Rtn. Ajeet Jalan (DGE) and Rtn. J. M. Singh (President, Rotary Club of Delhi South West, District 3011. Inclusive sports, cultural performances, and a vibrant exhibition of student artwork marked the grand finale, reinforcing the spirit of inclusivity and empowerment.

Tagore International School hosted a SPIC MACAY programme that highlighted the significance of performing arts in enriching life and preserving cultural heritageon 29 April 2026. The Odissi performance by Kavita Dwibedi offered students adeeply immersive artistic experience. The session encouraged reflection, appreciation, and a deeper connection with India’s traditions, reinforcing how art fosters sensitivity, discipline, and cultural awareness among young minds.

The Nursery and KG Prize Distribution Ceremony was held on Tuesday, 10 March 2026, with great enthusiasm. The event commenced with a graceful Ganesh Vandana performed by the KG students, setting a vibrant tone for the programme. The highlight of the ceremony was the felicitation of young achievers for their commendable performances in various intra-class competitions held throughout the year. The programme concluded with a lively and foot-tapping dance by the Nursery students, leaving the audience delighted. Click here for more pics

EXPRESSIONS 2026 was celebrated on 6 March 2026 with great enthusiasm. Invoking the blessings of Lord Ganesh, the Nursery programme began with a beautiful dance recital. This was followed by the colourful play ‘The Missing Rainbow’, presented through enactment along with action songs and dance. The play highlighted the value of teamwork. The segment concluded with a lively finale dance, filling the stage with excitement. The KG programme opened with a Show and Tell presentation, ‘A Year in KG’, where students confidently shared their KG experiences. A graceful dance rendition of Saraswati Vandana came next. The highlight of the segment was the play ‘The Rainbow Fish’, presented through acting, songs, and dance, conveying the value of sharing and the message, ‘I am the change that I wish to see’. The celebration ended with an energetic finale dance. The event was a joyful celebration of talent and teamwork, leaving parents and teachers proud of the young performers.  Click here for more pics

The Junior Prize Distribution Ceremony for Classes I to V was held with great enthusiasm on 26 February 2026 in the school auditorium. The event aimed to recognise and celebrate the hard work, talent, and achievements of our young learners in academics, sports, and co-curricular activities. The programme began with a warm welcome address by our Junior Headmistress, Ms. Heena Sehgal. Prizes were awarded to students for excellence in academics, full attendance, good conduct, art, music, sports, and various competitions conducted throughout the year. The proud smiles on the faces of the students reflected the spirit of encouragement and motivation that the ceremony intended to promote. The school principal, Ms. Jyotika Jakhar, congratulated the achievers and motivated all students to continue striving for excellence with dedication and confidence. The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks, leaving everyone inspired and encouraged to aim higher in the coming academic year. Click here for more pics

With the sun shining brightly, symbolising the arrival of spring, 19 February 2026 marked the grand culmination of the Annual Production Sanchayan 2025–26. Students of classes I and II poured their hearts into memorable performances. Class I took the audience on a delightful jungle safari through Gajju in the Savannah, highlighting how embracing unique strengths helps overcome challenges. Class II presented Small Changes Bring Big Difference, set in the humorous Kingdom of Blame-a-Lot, where a young girl, Amelia, inspired responsibility and teamwork. The motivating message and vibrant performances by singers, dancers, speakers, and actors left the audience truly mesmerised. Click here for more pics

The school hosted its Senior School Prize Distribution Ceremony, celebrating a year of academic excellence, co-curricular accomplishments, and meaningful social engagement. The Annual School Report highlighted key milestones and achievements across diverse domains. Students were honoured for their national and international successes, reflecting the school’s commitment to innovation and global citizenship. Chief Guest Shri Rajneesh Gupta, IPS, inspired students with his address on discipline, responsibility, and digital awareness. Cultural performances enriched the ceremony, which concluded with the presentation of special awards and house honours, leaving the gathering inspired by the Tagorean spirit of excellence. Click here for more pics