Interactive Class Assembly on SDG 14 – Life Below Water

The students of Class VA presented an engaging and thought-provoking interactive class assembly centred around Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 14 – Life Below Water, themed "Say No to Plastic." The assembly aimed to spread awareness about protecting marine ecosystems and promoting responsible environmental practices.

The programme commenced with the Morning Prayer, setting a positive tone for the day. This was followed by a vibrant dance performance based on the theme "Say No to Plastic," which delivered a powerful message about reducing plastic pollution and protecting aquatic life.

The highlight of the assembly was an interactive role play in which students represented India, Thailand, Indonesia, and Australia. Through the roles of tourists, environmentalists, and local citizens, they highlighted the harmful effects of increasing tourism on marine ecosystems, including plastic waste and damage to coral reefs. The performance also encouraged everyone to adopt sustainable practices to conserve our oceans.

The students then presented a soulful song on protecting marine life, reinforcing the importance of protecting marine biodiversity.

The assembly also marked the celebration of World Elephant Day. An awareness video was screened, following which students wearing elephant masks took a pledge to protect elephants and conserve their natural habitats.

The programme concluded with an inspiring Teacher Talk on "Being a Good Listener," emphasizing the importance of attentive listening as an essential life skill. The assembly ended with the National Anthem.

The assembly beautifully integrated environmental awareness, creativity, and values, inspiring everyone to contribute towards a cleaner planet and a sustainable future.

UKG-B   Interactive Assembly

A lively and  interactive assembly on the theme “Love for our country” was conducted by the students of UKG-Bluebell on 23^rdJuly  2026. . The stage was graced by the presence of Hon. Principal Mam and Coordinator Mam. The program began with a warm welcome, followed by the thought of the Day and a short news update.

The students were beautifully dressed as India's real heroes, including soldiers, farmers, doctors, teachers, police officers, and scientists, showcasing their valuable contributions to the nation.

The student presented a foot tapping patriotic dance on the song that ended with the slogan, "Jai Hind!"The assembly also included an interactive quiz related to the theme.

The assembly concluded with words of appreciation from the Coordinator mam who praised the students and teachers for their confident presentations, creativity, and the important message they conveyed.

The assembly aimed to encourage patriotism and love for the country. It was a memorable and inspiring presentation by the students of UKG Bluebell.

Investiture Ceremony 2026–27

The Investiture Ceremony for the academic session 2026–27 was conducted with great pride, dignity, and enthusiasm at Arwachin International School, Dilshad Garden on 22^nd July 2026. The ceremony marked the formal induction of the newly elected Students Council, symbolising the school's commitment to nurture leadership, responsibility, and service among its students.

The programme commenced with the auspicious lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Principal, invoking the blessings of knowledge and wisdom. The newly elected members of the Student Council, including the Head Boy, Head Girl, House Captains, Vice House Captains, Sports Captains, Cultural Secretary, Discipline Secretary, and other office bearers, were formally invested with badges and sashes, signifying the trust and confidence reposed in them by the school..

A solemn Oath-Taking Ceremony followed, where the student leaders pledged to uphold the values and ethos of the school, perform their responsibilities with honesty and commitment, and lead by example. The newly elected Head Boy, Head Girl and Sports Captain addressed the gathering and expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the school management, teachers, and fellow students for placing their faith in them. They assured everyone of their commitment to working diligently, promoting teamwork, and inspiring their peers to achieve excellence in every sphere.

The ceremony concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks by the Principal. The Investiture Ceremony was a memorable occasion that celebrated leadership, responsibility, and the spirit of service. It inspired the newly elected Students Council to embark on their journey with confidence and dedication while motivating all students to strive for excellence and contribute positively to the school community. The list of the Students Council is as follows:

 Awareness Programme on Child Safety under POCSO

A POCSO (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences) awareness session was conducted at Arwachin International School on 17 July 2026 for the students of Classes VI to VIII. During the session, the teacher showed an educational video explaining the concepts of good touch and bad touch in a simple and age-appropriate manner.

After the video, the teacher discussed the importance of understanding personal safety, respecting personal boundaries, and recognizing inappropriate behaviour. Students were encouraged to speak to their parents, teachers, or any trusted adult if they ever felt uncomfortable or unsafe. The teacher also emphasized that every child has the right to feel safe and protected.

The session was informative and helped students become more aware of their rights and the importance of reporting any inappropriate behaviour without fear. It was a meaningful initiative that promoted awareness about child safety and well-being among the students.

   A JOURNEY OF LEARNING AND JOY: AIS ATTENDS HT LITFEST PREVIEW           

Students of Arwachin International School recently embarked on a highly enriching and vibrant literary journey by participating in the prestigious HT LitFest Preview 2026 on 15 July 2026. Organised by the Hindustan Times, the grand event was hosted beautifully at Bal Bhavan Public School, Mayur Vihar, Phase-II. The young and enthusiastic minds from Arwachin were carefully escorted by their English teacher, Mrs. Prabhjyot Kaur, ensuring a safe, organised, and deeply educational excursion for everyone involved.

The meticulously planned festival offered tailor-made creative experiences designed to cater to different age groups and intellectual interests. The middle school students, spanning from Classes 6 to 8, became part of an incredibly immersive and captivating storytelling session. This wonderful session was conducted by Ms. Simi Shrivastava, a renowned master storyteller who used her exceptional dramatic skills, animated expressions, and powerful narratives to completely spark the children's imaginations and leave them absolutely spellbound.

Simultaneously, a select group of five senior students from Classes 9 to 12 were given the unique privilege of attending a high-level author interaction session with the distinguished writer, Ms. Mariyam Fatema. This intimate dialogue allowed the senior students to delve deep into the complex nuances of professional writing, character development, and the creative processes that drive contemporary literature, proving to be an immense source of inspiration for aspiring young writers.

Towards the close of the day, the workshop reached its grand finale with a dynamic 'Rhythmshala' session conducted by the talented Mr. Ankur Sharan. This high-energy musical jam session proved to be absolutely rejuvenating, filling the hall with vibrant rhythm and instantly relieving the students of all their academic stress and exhaustion. Ultimately, the entire event served as a monumental platform for great learning, broadening the creative horizons of all participating Arwachinians.

ZONAL GROUP FOLK DANCE COMPETITION                                  

The Zonal Group Folk Dance Competition was held on 10 July 2026 at Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Dilshad Garden. Students of Arwachin International School participated with great enthusiasm and showcased their talent through colourful folk dance performances.

The girls' team presented a graceful Uttarakhandi folk dance, while the boys' team performed an energetic Gujarati folk dance. Both performances were highly appreciated by the judges for their coordination, expression, and stage presence.

Both the girls' and boys' teams secured Third Position in their respective categories. The school congratulates all the participants and their mentors on this wonderful achievement and wishes them continued success.

                                                         Career Counselling Workshop

A Career Counseling Workshop was conducted for the students of Classes XI and XII on 10th July 2026. The session was conducted by Mr. Vineet Vaidya, a career counselor with over 15 years of experience in education, who has worked with Career Launcher, Pearson VUE, and Pratham.

Mr. Vaidya guided students on choosing the right career based on their interests, aptitude, and future opportunities. The interactive session encouraged students to ask questions and gain clarity about higher education and career planning. The workshop was highly informative and beneficial for all participants.

French Assembly Report

French Assembly was conducted on 9^th July, 2026 with enthusiastic participation from students of Classes III to V on the topic “The Bastille Day”. The assembly began with the Thought of the Day presented in French and English, followed by an engaging French conversation based on a restaurant scenario, showcasing students’ speaking skills and confidence. Students of Class III delighted the audience with a lively French song. The assembly concluded with an informative video highlighting how people celebrate Bastille Day and interesting facts on this day, helping students connect language learning with culture and global awareness. The presentation was informative, interactive, and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.

At the end of the assembly, teacher's talk was conducted on Zoonoses day by Mrs. Deepshikha Ghosh and on Jagannath Rath Yatra by Mrs. Sheetal Yadav. The session was interactive, with children actively participating, answering questions confidently, and demonstrating a good understanding of both topics.

Van Mahotsav Celebration (Primary classes)

Arwachin International School celebrated Van Mahotsav on 7th July 2026 with a series of engaging activities for Classes III to V, promoting environmental awareness and conservation.

Class III students installed the bird feeders they had prepared during the summer holidays and filled them with grains and water to support local birds. Class IV students participated in 'Hug a Tree – Promise to Protect Nature',  by tying eco-friendly threads around trees, hugging them, and taking a pledge to protect the environment. Class V students expressed their creativity through a Poster Making Activity on themes such as 'Save Trees, Save Life', 'Trees – Nature's Greatest Gift', and 'Environmental Heroes', highlighting the importance of trees and environmental conservation. The celebration witnessed enthusiastic participation and successfully inspired students to adopt eco-friendly practices and become responsible guardians of nature.

INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY ON VAN MAHOTSAV 

                                                                               CLASS VII D

An interactive assembly on the theme Van Mahotsav was conducted by Class VII D on 4 July 2026. The programme began with an informative speech highlighting the importance of trees and environmental conservation. It was followed by a thought-provoking Nukkad Natak to spread awareness about protecting nature. A meaningful poem and energetic slogans inspired everyone to contribute towards a greener environment followed by a colourful dance performance based on the theme ‘Nature’. The programme was well-organised, informative, and engaging. The efforts of the students were highly appreciated by the Principal, Mrs Ruchira Bhatnagar, who praised their confidence, creativity and teamwork.

Proud Moment for Arwachin International School!

Our hearts are filled with pride as the Delhi Team emerged as the Overall Champion at the National Tug of War Championship, held from 25 June to 1 July 2026 in Kulgam, Jammu & Kashmir.

 Under-17 – Gold

 Under-19 – Gold

Senior Men – Gold

A special congratulations to Arnav R. Nair (Class X-C) of Arwachin International School for winning the Gold Medal as a member of the Delhi Under-17 Team.

This outstanding achievement reflects the spirit of dedication, discipline, and excellence nurtured at Arwachin International School.

Congratulations to all the players, coaches, and supporters for bringing glory to Delhi and making the Arwachin family proud!