Report on the Inter-House Social Science Competitions (Classes VI–VIII)                                                                                                               

The Social Science Departmentorganized an Inter-House Competitions for Classes VI, VII, and VIII on 31st October, 2025

Class VI – “Crafts of the Indus–Saraswati Civilization”

Students of Class VI recreated the legacy of the Indus–Saraswati Civilization by crafting tools and jewellery using art dry clay. Each team, representing their respective Houses, designed exhibits inspired by the creativity and craftsmanship of one of the world’s oldest cultures.

Result of the Competition:

Class VII – “Trash to Treasure”

The Class VII competition focused on sustainability and innovation. Participants transformed waste and recycled materials into useful or decorative products, demonstrating how creativity can be harnessed to promote environmental awareness.

Result of the Competition:        

Class VIII – “Art of Awareness”

Students of Class VIII showcased their understanding of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through an artistic display titled “Art of Awareness.” Each team created a visual representation of all 17 SDGs on a cartridge sheet using sustainable art techniques.

Result of the Competition:

The Inter-House Social Science Competitions for Classes VI–VIII provided an enriching platform for students to express their creativity, fostered teamwork, critical thinking, and a deeper appreciation of the interconnectedness between history, environment, and society.

KARATE BELT EXAMINATION

Karate Belt examination was held at Arwachin International School on 31 October, 2025.The programme was organised by National Karate Federation of India under the supervision of Sensei Jitesh.  Thirty eight students from classes 3 to 6 participated in Yellow Belt, Orange belt, Green Belt and Purple Belt examination. Students from different schools also participated in the programme. Sensei Jitesh taught Kihon Kumite skills to participants and explained that how these skills can be helpful to improve basic and excel in Individual Kumite skills.

The result of the examination is as follows;-

SAY NO TO TOBACCO & SAY NO TO DRUGS

On the occasion of National Unity Day, 31st October 2025, NCC cadets of Arwachin International School took part in an inspiring awareness rally carrying the strong message —

“Say No to Tobacco, Say No to Drugs.”

The rally was dedicated to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel — the Iron Man of India, reminding everyone of his vision for a strong, united, and healthy nation.

Let’s walk together towards a drug-free and disciplined India!

Dyslexia Awareness Month Report

Arwachin International School observed Dyslexia Awareness Month in October to foster understanding, empathy, and inclusion for individuals with dyslexia and other learning differences. October is globally recognized as Dyslexia Awareness Month — a time dedicated to changing perceptions, eliminating stigma, and celebrating the unique strengths of dyslexic thinkers.

To mark this initiative, a series of engaging activities were organized throughout the month to sensitize students and the school community:

• Awareness Post: On 8th October, an awareness post highlighting key facts about dyslexia was shared on the school’s social media platforms and website to spread awareness among parents, students, and the wider community.
• Bookmark Making Activity: Students with special needs participated in a bookmark-making activity, creatively expressing their understanding of dyslexia through art and design.
• Awareness Presentation and Quiz: An inclusive group session was conducted where students learned about what dyslexia is, the challenges faced by individuals with it, and how peers can provide support. The session included the screening of the short movie “Purple Flame”, followed by an interactive quiz to reinforce learning.
• Inclusive Playground Activities: Various inclusive games such as Find Your Buddy (matching word halves), Passing the Ball with name-calling, and Friendly Races were conducted. These activities aimed to promote peer bonding, teamwork, coordination, attention, and reading skills while emphasizing the spirit of inclusion and cooperation.

The initiative provided students with an opportunity to understand and appreciate diverse learning needs, fostering an environment of empathy, acceptance, and inclusion.

YOUTH CHAMPIONS/PEER COUNSELLORS TRAINING PROGRAMME

To strengthen the mental health support system within the school and promote peer-led well-being initiatives, a Youth Champions / Peer Counsellors Training Programme was conducted by Arwachin International School, in collaboration with the Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences (IHBAS). The programme aimed to build a team of responsible and empathetic student leaders from classes IX to XII who could act as the first line of support for their peers, promoting emotional resilience and positive mental health.

During the training programme, resource persons from IHBAS engaged students in interactive modules covering topics such as understanding emotions, stress management, empathy building, communication skills, active listening, handling peer pressure, and referral mechanisms. The sessions emphasized the importance of confidentiality, non-judgmental attitude, and timely reporting to responsible adults when needed.

The selected students, now designated as Youth Champions / Peer Counsellors, will work under the guidance of the School Counsellor, Mrs. Aafreen Sarfaraz to promote awareness about mental health through classroom discussions, campaigns, and peer-to-peer interactions. They will also assist in organizing well-being activities and provide a compassionate ear to the students in distress.

A total of 30 students from Classes IX–XII participated in the training. The initiative empowered them with vital life skills, fostering leadership and sensitivity towards emotional well-being within the school community.

The programme reflected the ongoing commitment of the school to nurture a safe, inclusive, and mentally healthy environment for all learners.

INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY OF CLASS III A

An interactive assembly on the occasion of World Animal Welfare Day was organized on 29th October 2025 to spread awareness about the importance of protecting animals and showing compassion towards them. The assembly aimed to inspire students to understand that animals too have feelings and deserve love and care.

The assembly began with a thought of the day and a teacher talk about the significance of  World Animal Welfare Day. Students highlighted how animals play a vital role in maintaining ecological balance and why their protection is necessary for the survival of our planet.

The highlight of the assembly was an engaging nukkad natak titled “Save Animals, Save Life.” Through their powerful acting and dialogues, the students showcased how human greed and cruelty are harming animals and emphasized the urgent need to protect them. The play left a deep impression on everyone present.

Next, a group of students recited a Hindi poem titled “Pashuon ko Bachao” that beautifully expressed the emotions and pain of innocent animals and urged everyone to treat them with kindness.

The assembly concluded with a dance performance on the theme “Save Animals.” The energetic and expressive movements of the students depicted harmony between humans and animals and conveyed a strong message of coexistence.

Our Principal appreciated the efforts of the students and teacher for putting together such an informative and touching assembly. It successfully reminded everyone that protecting animals is our moral duty and an essential step towards a better, balanced world.

Educational trip - Bharat Darshan Park

Our school organized an educational trip to Bharat Darshan Park, Punjabi Bagh for the students of class 9 to 12. The main objective of this visit is to provide students an opportunity to explore and discover India's cultural heritage, architectural diversity and environmental creativity in an enjoyable and informative way.

The park spread over several acres, beautifully displays 21 iconic monuments of India such as The Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar, Charminar, Gateway of India, Sun Temple of Konark, Hampi's Stone Chariot, Victoria Memorial, Mysore Palace and Mahabat Palace -- all recreated using waste and scrap materials like old iron rods, automobile parts and metal sheets. The idea behind the park -- "Waste to Wonder" promotes enviornmental awareness and teaches the importance of creative reuse and recycling.

One of the most interesting feature of the park was that each monument had a detailed history board placed infront of it. These boards contained the important information about the monuments' origin, location, architectural values and cultural significance. Students gained valuable historical knowledge about the different regions of India.

In conclusion the trip was not only fun but also highly inspiring. It provided students with practical learning about India’s rich heritage, architecture and environmental sustainability. The trip left a long lasting impression on everyone’s mind as art, history and environmental consciousness were blended together in a creative way. It was indeed a truly enriching experience.

Foundation Wing

                                  Diwali Special Assembly             

           On17^th October 2025, the Foundation Wing of our school conducted a Special Assembly on Diwali with enthusiasm and festive spirit. The celebration                 began with a beautiful bhajan that created a divine atmosphere, followed by vibrant dance and drama performances depicting the story of Diwali. The              children also presented a meaningful skit on ‘Green and Clean Diwali’, spreading the message of celebrating the festival in an eco-friendly manner.        The    efforts and performances of the students were highly appreciated by our Director Mrs. Ayushi Sharma, Principal Mrs. Ruchira Bhatnagar and                              Coordinator Ms. Natasha Sharma.

           The celebration concluded with cheerful Diwali wishes to everyone, spreading joy and positivity all around with great enthusiasm and devotion.  The                   program aimed to highlight the significance of the festival and the victory of good over evil.

Japanese Language Cultural Event at Arwachin

Arwachin International School organized a magnificent Japanese language cultural event, “Bunka Taiken 2025!”  on 16th October, 2025 to celebrate the rich cultural ties between India and Japan. The event was graced by the distinguished presence of Mr. Koji Sato, Director General from the Japan Foundation (JFND), who honoured the occasion as the Chief Guest.

The programme commenced with a warm welcome address, followed by inspiring Words of Wisdom shared by Mr. Ashok Kumar Chawla, Senior Fellow for India-Japan Security Studies, the Delhi Police Group (DPG),  who emphasized the importance of cross-cultural understanding and global harmony.

The event featured captivating cultural performances and engaging hands-on activities such as, Kamishibai, Karuta, Furoshiki, Origami, Haiku and Ohashi Asobi along with the Gundoku Contest, through which  the students showcased their linguistic proficiency and deep appreciation for Japanese traditions.

The school management, including the Chairman Mr. Arun Sharma, Director Mrs. Ayushi Sharma and Principal Mrs. Ruchira Bhatnagar graced the occasion with their esteemed presence and extended their heartfelt appreciation to the participants.

The programme concluded on a patriotic note with the rendition of the National Anthems of Japan and India, symbolizing the enduring friendship and mutual respect shared between the two nations

Educational trip  to National Science Centre, Delhi

Students of Classes III to V visited the National Science Centre, Delhi on 16th October 2025. The trip was organized to give students a practical learning experience and to make science fun and interesting.

The children explored various galleries showcasing topics such as Human Biology, Space Technology, Energy, Water Conservation, and Robotics. They were amazed by the interactive exhibits and hands-on experiments. The visit also included an exciting 3D science show, which made the concepts come alive.

The trip helped students learn new facts, develop curiosity, and understand the importance of science in everyday life. It was an enjoyable and enriching experience for all.

INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY ON NATURAL DISASTERS

                                                                    CLASS IX- B                                                                             

The enthusiastic students of class IX B conducted their Interactive Assembly on 15^th October 2025 on the theme ‘NATURAL DISASTERS’ which was a complete blend of creative and educational activities thoroughly enjoyed by the audience. The session commenced with a Nukkad Natak enlightening the students about various natural disasters, skit that humorously, yet thoughtfully, depicted the precautionary measures to be taken at times of earthquake, drought, thunderstorm and lightning. With the help of poem recitation followed by dance performance, the student showcased the need to create awareness and vigilance about the mitigation strategies to be adopted in case of emergency.

The assembly continued with the observance of Vigilance Awareness Week, during which the school staff, students, teachers, and administration collectively took the Integrity Pledge.

The assembly concluded with an address by the Principal, Mrs. Ruchira Bhatnagar   who appreciated the efforts of the students and encouraged everyone for becoming a vigilant citizen of the country. Overall, the assembly was very informative and inspiring.

Arwachin Shines at Delhi State Tug of War Championship

The Tug of War teams of Arwachin International School brought laurels to the school with their exceptional performance at the Delhi State Tug of War Championship, held from 13th to 15th October 2025 at Laxmibai College, Delhi University, Ashok Vihar.

Our talented players displayed remarkable strength, teamwork, and determination throughout the tournament and achieved outstanding results:

Under-13 Boys – Gold Medal & Trophy

 Under-15 Boys – Silver Medal & Trophy

 Under-17 Girls – Bronze Medal

 Under-15 Girls – Secured 4th Position

The school congratulates all the players for their dedication, discipline, and sportsmanship. Their success reflects the true spirit of teamwork and perseverance.

Special appreciation to the coaches and mentors for their consistent guidance and motivation that helped the teams reach new heights.

Arwachin International School continues to inspire excellence both in academics and sports, making us all proud once again!

Jai Hind!

INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY VI A

THEME: AIR AND NOISE POLLUTION

Class VI A presented an engaging interactive assembly on 14.10.2025, focusing on air and noise pollution in the context of Diwali. The students showcased an informative PowerPoint presentation, complemented by a prayer and dance performance. They also curated a 'Happiness Box' filled with gently used items for donation. Ms. Monica Swaran delivered a thought-provoking teacher talk on eco-friendly Diwali celebrations. The academic Coordinator, Mrs. Grover, and the  Principal, Mrs. Ruchira Bhatnagar applauded the efforts of the class and their mentor teacher.

SCHOOL WELLBEING PROGRAMME

Arwachin International School recognizes the fact that children may not always express their feelings verbally. Subtle changes in behavior, such as sudden quietness, resistance to school, or frequent complaints of physical discomfort, can indicate emotional or psychological stress. To address these concerns, the school organized a School Wellbeing Programme aimed at educating parents on identifying and understanding these early signals.

The programme was conducted for the parents of students from Classes III to VIII in collaboration with Limbiq Healthcare – Center for Child Development, an organization specializing in child mental health and development. The Objectives of the Programme were to sensitize parents about the emotional and psychological wellbeing of children, to guide parents in recognizing subtle signs of stress, anxiety, or emotional distress in their children, to provide strategies for effective communication and support at home and, to foster collaboration between parents and the school in promoting overall child wellbeing.

The session was attended by a large number of parents, demonstrating strong engagement and interest. Case-based scenarios were shared to help parents relate theoretical knowledge to real-life situations. The parents actively participated in discussions, sharing concerns and asking questions. They gained a clearer understanding of the importance of emotional wellbeing and the subtle signs of distress in children. Strategies for fostering positive communication between parents and children were shared and well-received. The session strengthened the partnership between the school and parents in supporting children’s holistic development.

The School Wellbeing Programme successfully created awareness among parents about recognizing and addressing children’s emotional and psychological needs. The collaboration with Limbiq Healthcare provided expert guidance, making the session both informative and practical. The school looks forward to continuing such initiatives to ensure the overall wellbeing of students and to equip parents with the knowledge to support their children effectively.

 Visit to Old Age Home

“The greatest gift you can give someone is your time because when you give your time because what time you are giving a portion of a lie that you will never get back.”

 The students of Interact Club accompanied by their respected Principal Mrs. Ruchira Bhatnagar along with their teacher Mrs. Manisha Sen, visited Aashirvaad Old Age Home, Karkadooma on 13^th October .The students interacted warmly with the elderly residents and listened to their life stories. Together, they sang cheerful songs that filled the atmosphere with joy. The students also distributed  some essential items with all their love and gratitude. The visit brought smiles to the faces of the elderly and left the students deeply moved.

INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY OF CLASS III B

To celebrate the festival of lights, the students of Class III B presented a vibrant and heartwarming interactive assembly on 13^th October,2025 on the occasion of Diwali – showcasing the victory of light over darkness.

The event began with a drama titled “The Battle of Light and Darkness”, highlighting how kindness and positivity can overcome negativity, teaching the audience the importance of compassion and teamwork.

It was followed by a poetry recitation “Lights of Diwali”, expressing the joy and warmth of the festival through heartfelt verses.

A soulful bhajan – “Duniya Chale Na Shri Ram Ke Bina”, added a spiritual touch, reminding everyone of Lord Rama’s teachings.

The students also pledged to celebrate a green and safe Diwali, promoting eco-friendliness and responsibility.

The event concluded with encouraging words from the principal, Mrs. Bhatnagar, and the Primary Wing Coordinator, Mrs. Surya Laxmi, who appreciated the efforts of the students and wished everyone a Happy Diwali.

Overall, the assembly was a harmonious blend of celebration and values, and left the audience inspired to celebrate Diwali with joy, love, and awarenes

KALA SANGAM  3.0 (AN INTER SCHOOL COMPETITION)

Kala Sangam 3.0, an inter-school competition, was held at Indraprastha Engineering College, Sahibabad Industrial Area, Site-4, on October 11, 2025. The event witnessed the participation of over 200 students from 30 school across Delhi-NCR, who showcased their talents in singing, dancing, instrumental music, and theatre. Our school students also participated in the singing, dancing and instrumental music competition and secured the third position in group singing band competition, winning certificates, a memento, and a cash prize. The winning students were:

1. Tanvi Manglani (10 A)

2. Navya Bhatia (10 A)

3. Shaurya Singh (10 B)

4. Ansh Bansal (10 B)

5. Iqra Karim (10 C)

6. Vatsalya Varshney (9 C)

The event concluded with Deans Prof. Amit Jain and Dr. Meenakshi Sharma appreciating the efforts of the participating schools and prasing the initiative for fostering creativity and leadership skills among students, contributing to their overall development.

Class 2-C   Interactive Assembly

The students of Class 2C presented an informative and engaging interactive assembly on the topic ‘What is the Constitution?’ The assembly aimed to make the children aware of the importance of the Indian Constitution and the rights and duties it ensures for all citizens.

The programme began with an inspiring thought of the day, followed by news headlines covering national, international, and sports updates. A beautiful Hindi poem was also recited related to the theme, expressing pride, unity, and respect for our nation.

The students enacted a short and meaningful skit showing why we need a Constitution, emphasizing the values of rules, discipline, and equality in society. This was followed by a colourful dance performance symbolizing the fundamental rights such as freedom, equality, and education.

The teacher’s talk made the concept clearer through simple explanations and a fun quiz, which kept the students actively involved. The assembly concluded with motivational words by the Coordinator Ms. Natasha Sharma, who praised the efforts of the students and teachers and encouraged everyone to follow the principles of the Constitution in daily life.

The assembly was a wonderful blend of knowledge, creativity, and patriotism

French Scholar’s Day

A French Scholar’s Day was organized by Prayatna Education Society on 8th October 2025 at the India Islamic Centre, Lodhi Road. Four students from our school – Yuvaan Goyal (5C), Anirudh (6A), Shravya (7A) and Ibaadur (8C) participated in the event and had the wonderful opportunity to interact with the writer of our French textbook “Mon Passeprt”, Dr. Preeti Bhutani - one of the most renowned French authors.

The students were also awarded for their achievements. Exciting fun games became the highlight of the day. They even received autographs from Dr. Bhutani, making it a truly memorable and delightful experience for all.

Inter-House Kho-Kho Competition at Arwachin International School

The Inter-House Kho-Kho Competition was held on 8th October 2025 at Arwachin International School with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship. The event witnessed active participation from all four houses — Bose, Tilak, Tagore, and Shastri.

The competition was inaugurated by our respected Principal, Mrs. Ruchina Bhatnagar, who motivated the students to play with passion, teamwork, and discipline.

The matches were filled with excitement and energy as each house displayed exceptional agility and coordination.

Match 1: Shastri House vs Bose House — Winner: Bose House

Match 2: Tilak House vs Tagore House — Winner: Tilak House

Third Place Match: Shastri House vs Tagore House — Winner: Shastri House (Third Place)

Final Match: Tilak House vs Bose House — Winner:  Tilak House (Champion)

Heartiest congratulations to Tilak House for securing the First Position, Bose House for being the Runners-Up, and Shastri House for achieving Third Place.

The event concluded with applause and appreciation for all participants who showcased the true spirit of sports.

Inter-House Music Competition

As it is rightly said, "Music is a simple law which gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to imagination, and charm to everything."

In the spirit of this thought, Arwachin International School, Dilshad Garden, organized an Inter-House Music Competition on 8th October 2025 to provide a platform for young learners to showcase their musical talent.

The competition featured enthusiastic participation from students of Classes III, IV, and V and was conducted in two rounds — Duet and Group. A beautiful blend of Indian and instrumental music filled the auditorium, creating a soulful ambience. Participants captivated the audience with their melodious performances, demonstrating excellent coordination and instrumental skills.

The event was judged by Mrs. Arti Tyagi and Mrs. Lochan Choudhary, who appreciated the efforts and talent of each participant and the teachers who prepared them.

The results were as follows:

Duet Category

• I Position: Darshik & Vanisha – Bose House
• II Position: Harini & Sharanya – Shastri House
• III Position: Reyansh & Manvik – Tilak House

Group Category

• I Position: Tagore House
• II Position: Tilak House
• III Position: Shastri House & Bose House

The event was graced by our respected Principal, Mrs. Bhatnagar, who was thoroughly impressed by the students’ preparation and stage presence. The audience was addressed by the coordinator, Mrs Laxmi, who appreciated the hard work and dedication of the participants.

                                              Proud Moment for Arwachin

We are immensely proud to announce that our alumnus Srishti Sharma (Class XII, 2024-25) has been selected by the Tug of War Federation of India to represent our nation in the Under-23 International Tug of War Championship to be held in Malaysia.

This remarkable achievement is a testament to her dedication, discipline, and determination, supported by the constant guidance and encouragement from Arwachin International School.

We extend our heartiest congratulations to Srishti and wish her the very best as she represents India and the Arwachin family on the global stage

INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY

ON

WORLD MENTAL HEALTH  DAY

CLASS IX- A

The enthusiastic students of class IX A conducted their Interactive Assembly on 6^th October 2025 on the theme ‘World Mental Health Day’ which was a complete blend of creative and educational activities thoroughly enjoyed by all. The session commenced with a skit that humorously, yet thoughtfully, depicted common struggles related to mental and wellness faced by the students and the importance of seeking help at such times. With the help of a dance performance and poem recitation, the skit symbolized the positive aspect of developing hobbies that reduce one’s anxiety and stress to a great extent.

A short quiz followed skit testing students’ knowledge and awareness about mental health facts. The school counselor, Mrs. Aafreen Sarfaraz emphasized on the steps that should be taken to improving mental health and identifying academic, social and personal factors that can impact one’s mental well being.

The assembly concluded with an address by the Principal, Mrs. Ruchira Bhatnagar   who appreciated the efforts of the students and encouraged everyone for  becoming a Mental Health Ally so that students may remain stress free and keep themselves balanced. Overall, the assembly was very informative, and inspiring.

INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY OF CLASS III C

Students of Class 3C presented a vibrant and meaningful assembly to celebrate two important occasions — Gandhi Jayanti and Valmiki Jayanti. The assembly aimed to honour the teachings and contributions of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation and Maharishi Valmiki, the great sage and author of the Ramayana .The assembly began with a  brief introduction by the students, highlighting the significance of both Gandhi Jayanti and Valmiki Jayanti.

A short video presentation on Valmiki Jayanti was shown to educate students about Maharishi Valmiki’s life, his transformation from a highway robber to a sage, and his contribution to Indian literature.

The students also presented a heartfelt skit showcasing Mahatma Gandhi’s vision of a clean and self-reliant India, which laid the foundation for today’s Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. They performed beautiful dance performances and took the cleanliness pledge to pay tribute to Gandhi ji.

 The assembly concluded with a speech by Mrs. Laxmi, the Coordinator of Preparatory Wing. Overall, the assembly was both educational and engaging, leaving the audience with a deeper appreciation for two of India's most respected historical figures.

ARWACHIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, DILSHAD GARDEN

The interactive assembly on Gandhi Jayanti was conducted  by the students of class VI B on 4^th October  2025.The program aimed to pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation, and to remind students of his timeless values of truth, non-violence, and simplicity

The assembly began with the morning prayer. It featured a soulful instrumental music performance by the students, a touching poem dedicated to Gandhiji was recited, capturing the essence of his principles and contributions to India’s freedom struggle. This was followed by a powerful street play that showcased Gandhiji’s ideas on social change and their relevance in today’s world. The cultural spirit of the day was further uplifted by a graceful dance performance, which depicted themes of unity, peace, and harmony.The interactive quiz round kept the audience engaged, as students enthusiastically participated in answering questions related to Mahatma Gandhi’s life A special teacher talk  by Mrs. Nitya Sharma inspired the students to emulate the ideals of Gandhiji in their everyday lives.

The Principal, Mrs Bhatnagar appreciated the efforts of all the participants for such a meaningful and well coordinated assembly. She especially commended the students for their teamwork and encouraged everyone to keep striving for the excellence while upholding the values of Mahatma Gandhi. 

Guru Vandan, Chhatra Abhinandan  

A felicitation programme titled “Guru Vandan Chhatra Abhinandan” was organized by Bharat Vikas Parishad to honour the dedicated teachers and meritorious students ofArwachin International School. The event was held in the school auditorium of Kalka Public Schoolon on  4 October 2025 amidst great enthusiasm and respect.

The programme began with the traditional lighting of the lamp and cultural programmes. Representatives of Bharat Vikas Parishad highlighted the significance of the Guru–Shishya tradition, emphasizing the vital role teachers plays in shaping the nation’s future.

Mrs Poonam Verma, Mrs Shuchi Kaushik ,and  Mrs Preeti Malhotra  were felicitated for their sincere service, Sparsh Jain(6B), Ibaadur Rahmaan (7C), Arnav Jain (8B), Anshul Sharma(9A), Sanyam Arora (10 A)  were honoured  for their academic excellence and good conduct in the session 2024-25. The event reflected deep gratitude and strengthened the bond between teachers and students.

The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks and the National Anthem, leaving everyone inspired to uphold the values of respect, learning, and dedication.