Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar, in collaboration with Young Authors Launchpad, hosted LitFest 2026 on 7 August, celebrating the art of writing and storytelling. Led by Vrinda Dhasmana, President, and Viniti Sabharwal, Vice President, the event featured an engaging panel with Nyaya Sharma, Parthivi Bhatia and Sanika Prabhu. The discussion explored creative blocks, sustaining motivation, developing a distinctive voice and the realities of a writer’s journey, inspiring students to embrace writing with confidence.#LitFest2026 #YoungAuthorsLaunchpad #WordsThatMatter #WriteCreateInspire

The Student Councils of Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar and East of Kailash, came together for an enriching Leadership Camp organised in collaboration with Victory Adventures. The camp combined adventure with meaningful learning through activities such as archery, ziplining, rope courses and bungee jumping, fostering courage, communication, teamwork and trust. A leadership session by Mr. Rohit focused on Emotional Intelligence, encouraging students to develop empathy, self-awareness and stronger interpersonal skills. The day concluded with a lively music, dance and laughter, complemented by delicious food and snacks. It was a memorable experience of growth, camaraderie and leadership.

Students of Team Awaam proudly represented Tagore International School at the nationalprogramme organised by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on the occasion of World No Tobacco Day 2026 at Kartavya Bhawan. Through a powerful anti-tobacco performance, students highlighted the harmful effects of nicotine addiction and promoted healthy choices among youth. The presentation received enthusiastic appreciation from the audience, with Union Health Secretary Punya Salila Srivastava particularly commending the students for their confidence, creativity, and commitment to spreading awareness on this important public health issue.

Students of the ‘Breaking Barriers’ team from Class XI Humanities conducted a gender sensitisation session on 17 April 2026 at Sanskriti School. The interactive session introduced key concepts of gender, sex, and sexuality, fostering awareness about the LGBTQ+ community. Through activities and discussions, participants reflected on inclusivity and societal norms. The session created a safe space for dialogue, encouraging empathy, respect, and informed understanding.

The school proudly participated in the ‘Be My Buddy’ campaign at Tamana School on the occasion of Autism Awareness Day 2026. The initiative aimed to promote awareness, acceptance, and inclusion of individuals with autism. The event commenced with a welcome address, followed by engaging interactive sessions, group activities, and creative workshops.Students gained insight into the challenges faced by individuals on the autism spectrum. A pledge to foster kindness and inclusivity, along with meaningful cultural performances, made the experience enriching and impactful.

Under Breaking Barriers – A Human Rights Initiative, students from our school participated in the Delhi Queer Pride Parade on 8 February 2026 along the Barakhamba–Tolstoy Marg stretch. The experience was a powerful expression of solidarity with the LGBTQIA+ community. Through preparatory sessions, students created handmade flags and posters, gaining deeper insights into acceptance, dignity, and allyship. Marching with pride and sensitivity, they emerged as young advocates for equality, reinforcing the school’s commitment to inclusion, empathy, and social responsibility. The event was also highlighted in ‘The Hindustan Times’.

Under Breaking Barriers – A Human Rights Initiative, the school organised a vocational skill development session in collaboration with SHIVR NGO, aimed at empowering marginalised communities through sustainable livelihoods. Led by the founders of SHIVR NGO, the session focused on crochet and handcrafted product development, blending creativity with market-ready skills. Participants explored making utility bags, pouches, accessories, and lifestyle products. The initiative highlighted self-reliance, dignity, and economic independence, leading to the launch of Project Tashan Toli. Weekly sessions at Naz Foundation and a joint exhibition will ensure long-term impact.

On 11 December 2025, students of Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar visited the Naz Foundation as part of the Breaking Barriers programme. They engaged in warm, insightful conversations with members of the LGBTQIA+ community, gaining a deeper understanding of their experiences and challenges. A touching moment was the shawl distribution, where students presented soft shawls collected through their drive, symbolising care and solidarity. The visit inspired empathy, respect, and a strengthened commitment to inclusivity and equity.students’ engagement. The school extends heartfelt gratitude to the artist and her team for an unforgettable celebration of India’s classical heritage.

The school had the honour of hosting an inspiring SPIC MACAY programme featuring the internationally acclaimed Mohiniyattam exponent, Vidushi Vijayalakshmi ji on 12 December 2025. Her performance, enriched by exquisite abhinaya and artistic finesse, offered students a profound cultural experience. Accompanied by distinguished musicians, she illuminated the stage with grace and mastery. The ceremonial lamp-lighting and interactive Q&A further deepened students’ engagement. The school extends heartfelt gratitude to the artist and her team for an unforgettable celebration of India’s classical heritage.

Students of Class V experienced an unforgettable adventure at Dudhwa National Park from 02 to 05 December 2025, where they were sensitised to the beauty and fragility of the jungle ecosystem. The camp offered thrilling dares and real wilderness challenges as they weathered the woods and orientated through the wild using detailed route maps. Captivating legends of the region and powerful stories of survival instinct added depth to their learning. Staying in tents, enjoying a warm campfire, and visiting a tribal village near the Indo-Nepal border enriched their understanding of local culture. A unique congregation of rare and near-extinct species of flora and fauna, an exciting jeep safari, and the joy of spotting animals in their natural habitat made the experience indelible. Delectable camp food and shared responsibilities strengthened teamwork and independence. It was indeed a trio of a lifetime!