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
Magic, laughter, and a dash of mischief filled the air as our young stars of Class V brought fairy tales to life with a twist on 12 May 2026. From Cinderella teaming up with Birbal, to Rapunzel going on wild adventures with the Queen of Jhansi, every performance was a rollercoaster of fun and imagination. Sparkling costumes, exceptional props, clever plots, and expressive voices had the audience in splits and awe. Judged on creativity and flair, our budding actors truly gave wings to fantasy. It wasn’t just a competition, it was a celebration of storytelling magic. Huge congratulations to our talented performers. Results POSITION Name Class I Riddhi Bhatia V A Nayna Suneja V C II Ananya Chaturvedi V A Sartaj Arora V C Swara Bakshi V B Sia Jyoti V B III Aryaveer Singh V A Ekaansh Kumar V A Consolation Abira Rastogi V A Amaraya Rastogi V A
The school organized an engaging Mock Lok Sabha Debate that provided students with a dynamic platform to explore parliamentary procedures, political discourse, and public speaking. The event began with the Stakeholders Round, where participants, dressed in traditional Indian attire, confidently presented arguments, debated amendments, and voted on key issues. The session later progressed to the AIPPM (All India Political Parties Meet), where delegates represented political parties and debated contemporary issues, including the recent West Bengal elections. The exciting crisis rounds tested participants’ spontaneity, analytical thinking, and leadership skills under pressure. The event proved to be an enriching experience, fostering political awareness, collaboration, confidence, and critical thinking among students.
The Intra-Class ‘Recite and Shine’ (Poem Recitation) Competition for Class II was held on Monday, 20 April 2026. After a competitive preliminary round, six talented orators from each section were selected to perform. The participants showcased impressive speaking skills through patriotic poems celebrating India’s national symbols, scenic beauty, and cultural diversity. It was heartening to witness the young speakers use vibrant expressions, voice modulation, and creative actions. The judges were truly amazed by the budding talent, making the task of selecting winners a delightfully difficult challenge. Results POSITION Name Class 1st Rishant Das II B 2nd Samisha Bose II C 3rd Saisha Bose II A
On 6 March 2026, Tagore International School hosted PlayNomics – Win-Win, an interactive workshop conducted by Mr. Ganguly from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Through an international trade simulation, students represented different countries and negotiated resources, technology, and trade strategies. The workshop provided valuable insights into global economics, resource inequality, and cooperation while strengthening communication, negotiation, and decision-making skills through experiential learning.