The Class IV Intra-Class ‘Adz Berry’ Competition brought an extraordinary burst of creativity and cultural pride to the school on 21 July 2026. Challenged with producing engaging two-minute tourism advertisements, our young marketing prodigies took on the roles of state ambassadors. Each participant masterfully showcased an Indian state’s prime tourist attractions, hidden gems, mouthwatering local cuisines, and ideal accommodation options. The students performed with remarkable confidence and flair, seamlessly integrating vibrant traditional costumes, ingenious props, and perfectly timed humour into their pitches. The live audience was completely captivated, enthusiastically learning about the vast geographical and cultural diversity of India. Results POSITION Name Class First Shaurya Sharma IV A Second Asvitha Bhola IV B Third Atharv Gautam IV A Consolation Punav Chopra IV C
Class I students participated enthusiastically in Poetic Expressions, the English Poem Recitation Competition, held on 21 July 2026. The competition featured the themes Nature’s Changing Canvas (Seasons) and Fantasy Fiesta (Fun and Fantasy). Students confidently recited poems such as The Wheel of Seasons, My Magic World, Rainy Day, Daffodils, Dragons Under My Bed, and Nature’s Changing Carousel. Many enhanced their performances with creative props, making their presentations more expressive and engaging. The event nurtured confidence, clear pronunciation, creativity, and stage presence while celebrating the joy and beauty of poetry. Results POSITION Name Class First Anaisha Juneja I C Second Samrath Singh Kapoor I A Second Kiara Brienne Rohith I A Third Vivaan Agrahari I B
Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar is delighted to share Sujho, a free AI teaching assistant on WhatsApp, developed in collaboration with our alumnus Rahul Dhand (Batch of 2020). Designed to empower educators and simplify classroom planning, Sujho enables teachers to create NCERT-based lesson plans, unit plans, worksheets, assessments, quizzes, notes, and question banks aligned with CBSE and NEP 2020 for Classes VI–XII. Supporting multiple Indian languages, this innovative platform makes quality teaching resources more accessible, helping educators save time while enhancing the learning experience for students across diverse classrooms.#TagoreInternationalSchool #Sujho #AIInEducation #TeacherEmpowerment #ProudAlumni
The school welcomed Virsa – Routes 2 Roots, a renowned non-profit organisation committed to preserving and promoting India’s artistic heritage, for an enriching Odissi dance workshop. The session was conducted by Ms Sharon Lowen, an internationally acclaimed Odissi exponent, choreographer, scholar, and one of the foremost disciples of Padma Vibhushan Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra. Through expert demonstrations and interactive learning, students experienced the elegance, discipline, and cultural richness of one of India’s oldest classical dance traditions.#VirsaRoutes2Roots #OdissiWorkshop #IndianClassicalDance #ArtsEducation#CulturalHeritage #LearningBeyondClassrooms #TagoreInternationalSchool#HolisticLearning
On 20 July 2026, the school organised a Project-Based Learning (PBL) session titled Beyond Earth: Reimagining STEM Through Time, Stars & Creativity for Class VIII, led by resource person Mr. Abhinav Singhal. Integrating Mathematics, Science, and Social Science. The session enabled students to explore space through a star-gazing application, observe planetary movements, and understand Earth’s life-supporting systems. The highlight was a creative challenge where students designed their own planets, considering habitats, gases, living organisms, landmarks, orbital positions, and flags. The activity strengthened critical thinking, innovation, problem-solving, and the application of interdisciplinary concepts.
A group of our students had the wonderful opportunity to attend the book launch of The Tides of Time, the latest book by renowned author Mrs. Sudha Murty on 25June 2026. The event was attended by Anika Sharma, Abira Rastogi, Amaraya Rastogi, Kavish Mangal, and Kashvi Mangal. During the launch, the students heard Mrs. Sudha Murty speak about The Tides of Time, her passion for history, and her journey as an author. She highlighted how careful research and fact- checking are essential to ensuring authenticity in storytelling, leaving the young audience inspired by the writing process. The enriching experience encouraged our young readers to explore books with greater curiosity and reinforced the value of reading as a lifelong habit.
Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar hosted NINAAD 8.0, the annual cultural fundraiser organised by the student-led initiative Flawless Flaws in collaboration with Team Awaam, celebrating resilience, inclusion, and hope. The event was graced by Mr. Mukul Verma, Director, Acid Survivors and Women Welfare Foundation India; Ms. Shaheen Malik, Founder, Brave Souls Foundation and acid attack survivor; and Rtn. Sudip De. Through inspiring performances, student-run stalls, and powerful narratives, the event raised funds for the surgeries, rehabilitation, and post-treatment care of acid attack survivors while reinforcing the school’s commitment to empathy-driven social change.
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.
Tagore International School hosted a meaningful virtual exchange with a student delegation from Uzbekistan on 26 May 2026 via Google Meet. The interaction centred on global sustainability, youth leadership, and student-led social initiatives. Students of TISVV presented their ‘We Care’ programmes, while the Uzbekistani delegation shared their school’s implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The engaging cross-cultural dialogue highlighted the importance of international collaboration in fostering empathy, inclusivity, environmental awareness, and global citizenship among young learners.
The school proudly hosted a distinguished delegation from Artek International Children’s Centre on 19 May 2026. The visit celebrated cultural exchange, educational collaboration, and global friendship. Students warmly welcomed the guests, with the Robotics Club’s in-house robot NEXORA presenting garlands in a unique blend of tradition and technology. Enthralling performances, interactive discussions, Russian dance sessions, and engaging cultural games created a vibrant atmosphere of learning and connection. The enriching interaction strengthened bonds of friendship and fostered a deeper appreciation for cultural diversity among students.#TagoreInternationalSchool #GlobalLearning #CulturalExchange #IndiaRussiaFriendship#InnovationInEducation