ZONAL TABLE TENNIS COMPETITION  2025-2026

The Handball team  of Arwachin International School  participated in the Zonal Senior, Juniors and Sub-juniors Table Tennis Championship which  was held  at Greenway Morden Public school from 29^nd  to 31st^th July. 2025. The Senior Boys & Girls secured 2^nd

Position,Junior Girls 2^nd position, and Sub-Junior girls secured the 1st  position in the championship. The list of participants is given below.- 

SENIOR GIRLS

SENIOR BOYS

JUNIOR GIRLS

SUB JUNIOR GIRLS

COLOUR AND CLAY ACTIVITY                        

A creative clay modelling activity titled “Colour and Clay” was conducted for Class 1 and Class 2 students during the zero period on 31st July 2025. The aim was to enhance creativity, fine motor skills, and theme-based learning.

Class 1 students worked on the theme “Land Animals”, making models of lions, elephants, rabbits, and deer using colourful clay, feathers, googly eyes, and ice-cream sticks.

Class 2 students created models based on the theme “Underwater Sea Life”, including fish, turtles, octopuses, and starfish. The students showed great imagination and enthusiasm in representing the marine creatures.

The activity was joyful and engaging, helping students to learn through hands-on experience. It also encouraged them to observe, imagine, and express ideas creatively.

Tiger Mask Making activity

The students of Science and Eco club of classes 3 to 5 participated in Tiger Mask Making activity on 30^th July 2025. This was organized on the occasion of International Tiger Day, celebrated globally on 29th July.

The event began with a brief talk on the significance of tigers in maintaining ecological balance, their declining population due to habitat loss and poaching, and the global efforts being made to protect them.

Following this, participants designed and created their own tiger masks. Children and participants enthusiastically took part in the activity, showing great creativity and imagination. Each mask was uniquely decorated, symbolizing the spirit and strength of the tiger. The event created an interactive platform where learning met fun, encouraging participants to engage with wildlife conservation in a hands-on activity.

Visit to Vikas Publishing House by Class VI

As part of an educational initiative to enhance students’ understanding of the

 publishing process, all sections of Class VI visited Vikas Publishing House on different dates in the month of July 2025. The visits were scheduled as follows –

Class 6A – 18 July 2025, Class 6B – 21 July 2025, Class 6C – 28 July 2025 and

 Class 6D – 30 July 2025.

The visit began with an engaging PowerPoint presentation (PPT) that explained the various stages involved in the creation of a book—from manuscript editing to design and printing. The visual format of the presentation helped students easily

grasp the complexities of bookmaking.

Following the presentation, the students were taken on a guided tour of the

 publishing facility. They witnessed firsthand how different machines are used to print, bind, and finish books. This practical exposure gave students valuable insight into the mechanical and technical aspects of publishing.

A fun and educational quiz was conducted at the end of each visit, based on

what the students had learned. Participants enthusiastically took part, and

prizes were awarded to the winners, making the event even more enjoyable.

Overall, the visits were highly informative and engaging. The students returned

with a deeper appreciation for the books they use every day and a better

 understanding of the teamwork and technology involved in the publishing world.

Investiture Ceremony 2025-26

The Investiture Ceremony of Arwachin international School was held with great zeal and enthusiasm on 29 July 2025 in the school auditorium. The event marked the formal installation of the newly elected student council and was a celebration of leadership, responsibility, and the spirit of service.

The ceremony commenced with the traditional lighting of the lamp by the Principal symbolizing the dispelling of darkness and the onset of a bright new journey for the young leaders. A vibrant motivational dance performance followed, which set an energetic tone for the event. The dance depicted themes of determination, teamwork, and rising against all odds—perfectly capturing the essence of student leadership. To instill further inspiration, a melodious motivational group song was presented by the school choir. The soulful performance conveyed messages of hope, courage, and unity, filling the atmosphere with positivity and pride. Adding to the musical spirit of the day, a mesmerizing instrumental music performance by the students showcased their talent and added an elegant charm to the event.

The most awaited segment of the ceremony was the Badge-Giving Ceremony. The Principal conferred badges and sashes to the Head Boy, Head Girl, House Captains, Cultural Secretaries, Sports Captains, and other council members. The newly elected leaders took an oath to serve the school community with integrity, honesty, and dedication. The Head Boy, Head Girl and Sports Captains addressed the gathering and vowed to uphold the spirit of true leadership.

In her address, the Principal congratulated the council members and emphasized the importance of leadership and responsibility. She encouraged them to lead by example and to remain humble, committed, and disciplined. The ceremony concluded with the National Anthem

The Investiture Ceremony was not just a formal occasion, but a powerful reminder of the values that shape young minds into tomorrow’s leaders.

The newly elected student council members are:

Interactive Assembly Report

“Meri Mati Mera Desh”

On 28 July 2025, class VII B hosted an interactive assembly with the theme "Meri Mati Mera Desh ", celebrating India's diversity and patriotism. The event featured a sequence of captivating programs that showcased the talent of our students.

The assembly began with a high-energy dance performance by the boys, set to the song “Hum India Wale". Their synchronized moves and enthusiasm got the audience cheering and clapping along. The performance was a perfect blend of energy and patriotism, setting the tone for the rest of the event.

Next, a student recited a poem on Sikkim culture, highlighting the state's rich heritage and traditions. The poem was a beautiful tribute to the diversity of our country, and the student's delivery was impressive. It was aligned with ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat ‘initiative.

The girls then took center stage with a stunning dance performance on a patriotic song. Their movements were graceful, and their passion for the country was palpable. The audience was mesmerized by their performance, and the energy in the room was electric.

The final performance was a poem filled with patriotism, recited by a group of students with great conviction and emotion. The poem's powerful words and the students’ delivery left the audience inspired and motivated.

The assembly ended with an interesting and knowledge providing quiz.

The interactive assembly was an engaging and inspiring event that celebrated the diversity and patriotism of our nation. The students' performances were impressive, and the event was a great way to promote cultural awareness and national pride.

Annual Exhibition

The Annual Exhibition at Arwachin International School was held on 26 July 2025 with great enthusiasm and creativity, showcasing the intellectual and artistic talents of students from Pre-Primary to Class XII.The exhibition served as a platform for experiential learning, innovation, and collaboration.

Subject-wise Teaching-Learning Materials were displayed, offering insights into various concepts from subjects such as Science, Mathematics, Social Science, Languages, and Computer Science. Each exhibit reflected the hard work, creativity, and understanding of the students.

Students worked in close collaboration with their teachers to prepare and present their projects. Volunteers from different classes confidently explained their exhibits, demonstrating clarity of thought, subject knowledge, and communication skills. Their ability to articulate complex ideas in simple terms impressed both visitors and educators alike.

A special highlight this year was the Eco Bricks Stall, a new initiative introduced by Arwachin in collaboration with IPCA. This stall promoted the idea of eco-consciousness and creatively showcased how waste plastic can be repurposed into useful items. The eco-friendly message struck a chord with visitors, especially parents, who were intrigued to see the innovative products made from waste plastic.

The exhibition not only celebrated academic and environmental awareness but also encouraged responsible citizenship and teamwork. It was heartening to see students across all grades take pride in their work, supporting Arwachin’s mission of nurturing creative, conscious, and confident learners.

The chairperson, Mr. Sharma, the directors, Mrs. and Mr. Sharma and the principal, Mrs. Bhatnagar graced the event and wholeheartedly applauded the collaborative efforts.

REPORT ON WORLD ZOONOSIS DAY CELEBRATION

World Zoonoses Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm by the little learners of the Pre-Primary to spread awareness about diseases that spread from animals to humans.

The day began with a short and friendly talk by teachers, explaining the meaning of zoonotic diseases in a very simple way. Children were told that animals can sometimes carry germs, so we should always keep ourselves clean and stay away from sick animals. To make the concept more interesting, the following activities were conducted-

🐾Zoonoses Awareness Video– The Children watched a meaningful video and learned about zoonoses .

🎶 Zoonoses Awareness Song – "A simple and catchy Zoonoses Awareness Song was played, and children danced together to learn about cleanliness and safety around animals.

🧼 Hand washing Demonstration – Teachers showed the correct way to wash hands after playing or touching pets. After that children did the same.

The celebration successfully combined education with fun, leaving the young learners more informed, compassionate and inspired to treat animals with love and care.

                         Zonal Solo Classical Dance Competition

The Zonal Solo Classical Dance Competition was held on 23rd July 2025 at Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya, Nand Nagri. The event saw enthusiastic participation from various schools, with students presenting captivating classical dance performances.

Our talented students brought laurels to the school. In the junior category, Reyansh Roy of class 6-C secured the 2nd position and in senior category, Arnav Jain of class 12-C achieved the 3rd position. Their graceful and expressive performances were highly appreciated by the judges.

The competition provided a wonderful platform for young dancers to showcase their skills and passion for classical Dance.

The Lingua Fest 2025 – An Inter-School Language and Cultural Event

The Lingua Fest 2025, an inter-school language and cultural event, was organized and hosted by K.R. Mangalam World School, Greater Kailash II, New Delhi, on 25th July 2025. The event featured various cultural competitions in Sanskrit along with several foreign languages.

The students of Japanese, French, and Sanskrit from our school participated with great enthusiasm and brought laurels to the institution once again. The winners in different categories are as follows:

Heartiest Congratulations to the Winners!

ZONAL NETBALL COMPETITION  2025-2026

The Netball team  of Arwachin International School  participated in the Zonal Senior, Juniors and Sub-juniors Netball Championship which  was held  at Greenway Morden Public school from 22^nd  to 24^th July. 2025. The  Senior ,Junior and Sub-Junior girls and Boys secured the 1st  position in the championship. The list of participants is given below.- 

SENIOR GIRLS

JUNIOR GIRLS

                                                 SUB-JUNIOR GIRLS

SENIOR BOYS

                                                              JUNIOR BOYS

                                                           SUB-JUNIOR BOYS

Interactive Assembly of Class VII C

The students of Class VII C conducted a meaningful and patriotic interactive assembly on the theme “Kargil Vijay Diwas”, commemorating the valiant efforts and sacrifices of Indian soldiers during the Kargil War of 1999. The assembly aimed to instil a sense of national pride and gratitude among students while highlighting the importance of this historic victory, celebrated every year on 26th July.

The program began with a brief introduction on the significance of Kargil Vijay Diwas, setting the tone for the presentations that followed. A powerful Nukkad Natak was performed by the students, showcasing the bravery of Indian soldiers and the emotional strength of their families. The act, filled with moving dialogues and strong expressions, effectively conveyed the hardships and heroism associated with the war.

This was followed by a vibrant dance medley. The energetic choreography and heartfelt expressions captured the spirit of patriotism and left the audience deeply moved. To further enhance the atmosphere, the school’s young musicians presented a soulful instrumental performance of patriotic tunes, creating a reflective and respectful mood throughout the audience.

The assembly concluded with a message from the Coordinator who appreciated the students, making it a memorable and inspiring tribute to the heroes of Kargil.

REPORT ON WORLD ZOONOSIS DAY CELEBRATION

World Zoonosis Day was celebrated in Classes 1 and 2 with great enthusiasm and awareness on the importance of preventing zoonotic diseases – diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. The day aimed to instill a sense of responsibility and compassion towards animals among young students.

To begin with, teachers presented an engaging and informative video in the classrooms. The video helped students understand what zoonotic diseases are and how simple actions like maintaining hygiene, vaccinating pets, and treating animals with care can help prevent them. The video was age-appropriate, and the students showed keen interest in the topic.

Following the video, an interactive discussion was held in each class. Teachers encouraged students to share their thoughts and experiences related to pets and animals. Many students enthusiastically spoke about their pet dogs, cats, and birds, showing a growing awareness of the importance of caring for animals responsibly.

To conclude the day with a joyful learning experience, the students participated in a lively dance activity on the song "I Am a Pet Hero." The upbeat song and fun choreography reinforced the theme of animal care and responsibility. The children thoroughly enjoyed the dance and proudly called themselves “Pet Heroes.”

The celebration successfully combined education with fun, leaving the young learners more informed, compassionate, and inspired to treat animals with love and care.

Gratitude through Art

As part of the Art Integration, a creative session was conducted for Class VIII C under the guidance of Mrs. Grover. The session was thoughtfully linked with a chapter from the students’ English textbook, allowing them to blend literary understanding with artistic expression.

Students designed "Thank You" cards to express their heartfelt gratitude to their teachers.

The session successfully combined language learning with creativity.

SAMARTHYAM 1.0 – 18^th July 2025

We are delighted to share that the talented students of Arwachin International School delivered an outstanding performance at SAMARTHYAM 1.0, an inter-school competition hosted by Samarth School, Wazirabad on 18th July 2025.

The event brought together some of the brightest young minds from across schools, offering a platform to showcase skills in art, mathematics, innovation, and environmental creativity. Through passion, preparation, and performance, Arwachinians left a lasting mark in multiple categories — bringing home top honors and glowing recognition.

1st Position:

2nd Position:

3rd Position:

Their involvement exemplified the spirit of learning and innovation that Arwachin International School stands for.Special thanks to Samarth School, Wazirabad for organizing such a well-structured and enriching event that brought young learners together in the spirit of creativity and competition.

At Arwachin International School, we celebrate not just victories, but the journey of effort, learning, and growth. The stellar performance at SAMARTHYAM 1.0 is a reflection of our students' potential and the school's commitment to holistic education.

We look forward to participating in more such enriching opportunities and continuing to make our mark on every platform.

Congratulations to all our shining stars!

CLASS 1 A INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY

The students of Class 1A conducted an Interactive Assembly on the topic – 'Be Kindly to Animals' on July 17, 2025.The assembly began with a thought-provoking introduction, followed by the News and a vibrant dance drama that beautifully showcased how rudely animals are being treated. Dressed as animals the children performed with great enthusiasm, spreading the message of protecting animals through expressive movements. Students came forward to speak a few lines highlighting the request of animals to protect them. Their confident voices and clear message left a lasting impression on everyone. The assembly concluded with a pledge to take care of animals and to be kind to them. At the end, our respected Principal, Mrs. Bhatnagar and our coordinator, Ms. Natasha Sharma addressed the students. They praised all the participants and concluded the assembly with the National Anthem. The event was joyful, educational, and helped the students to understand the importance of taking care of animals.

Celebration of National France Day

The students of classes VI to VIII celebrated National France Day (Bastille Day) on 14 July with great enthusiasm. The event aimed to introduce students to French culture and history. Creative activities such as bookmark making, handkerchief painting and poster making were organized. Students beautifully designed bookmarks with French symbols and phrases, while posters highlighted iconic elements like The Eiffel Tower, French cuisine and the spirit of liberty. The event fostered interest in French language and culture. It was an enjoyable and educational experience that encouraged artistic expression and cultural awareness among students.

INTERACTIVE ASSEMBLY

The students of Class 1B conducted an Interactive Assembly on the topic – “Importance of Trees” on July 9, 2025.

The assembly began with a thought-provoking introduction, followed by the News and a vibrant dance drama that beautifully showcased how trees support life on Earth — by giving us oxygen, fruits, shade, and shelter.

Dressed as trees, the children performed with great enthusiasm, spreading the message of protecting nature through expressive movements.

 Students came forward to speak short lines highlighting the many uses of trees and why we must plant and protect them. Their confident voices and clear message left a lasting impression on everyone.

The assembly concluded with a pledge to care for the environment and plant more trees for a greener tomorrow.

At the end, our respected Principal, Mrs. Bhatnagar, addressed the students. She praised all the participants and concluded the assembly with the National Anthem.

The event was joyful, educational, and helped the students to understand the importance of caring for our environment.

Proud Moment for Arwachin International School! 🎖

Lt. Dinesh Chand Papnay, Associate NCC Officer of our school (Unit: 5DBN), has successfully completed the One-Month Refresher Course at Officers Training Academy (OTA), Kamptee, Nagpur, from 8th June to 9th July 2025.
He excelled in Physical Training, Firing, Map Reading, and cleared the FCBC (Field Craft & Battle Craft) Test, earning excellent grades and showcasing exemplary dedication and skill.
His outstanding performance is a true inspiration for all our cadets and reflects his unwavering commitment to the values of NCC and nation-building.
We congratulate him and wish him greater heights ahead!

Arwachin International School Honoured with the Prestigious SDGs School Award

Arwachin International School is proud to announce that it has been honoured with the SDGs School Award by the Centre for Educational Development (CED) in collaboration with the Building Our Future (BOF) initiative and NITI Aayog.

This prestigious award recognises the school’s consistent commitment towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through its eco-conscious initiatives, inclusive practices, community outreach programmes, and innovative teaching-learning approaches that promote sustainability and responsible citizenship.

The award is a testimony to the school’s belief in nurturing students who are not only academically sound but also socially and environmentally responsible. Arwachin International School integrates SDG values across its curriculum and activities, encouraging students to become active participants in building a better future.

The school management extends its heartfelt gratitude to the CED, BOF, and NITI Aayog for this recognition. The achievement further strengthens the school’s resolve to work towards creating a more sustainable, inclusive, and equitable world.

Report on Environmental Education and Conservation of Natural Resources

A workshop on “Environmental Education and Conservation of Natural Resources” was held at Little Flowers Senior Secondary School, Shahdara on 5 July,2025. The session was attended by educators with an aim to enhance understanding and awareness about environmental issues and sustainable resource management.

The resource person for the workshop was Dr. Monica Koul, a distinguished academic and environmentalist. She began the session by introducing the concept of natural resources, classifying them into renewable and non-renewable types. Dr. Koul elaborated on the significance of these resources in sustaining life and supporting development, while also highlighting the consequences of their overexploitation.

The workshop further addressed the importance of environmental education in shaping responsible citizens. Dr. Koul discussed few methods to create awareness among students, such as conducting poster and slogan-making competitions, engaging in cleanliness drives and plantation programs and incorporating environmental topics into the school curriculum.

In conclusion, the workshop was a successful initiative that emphasized the need for environmental responsibility and equipped participants with the knowledge and tools to contribute positively to conservation efforts.

Van Mahotsav Celebration

The students of Class XI A organized an interactive assembly to celebrate Van Mahotsav, the annual tree-planting festival in India that highlights the importance of forests and environmental conservation on 4^th July 2025. The event was held with great enthusiasm and conveyed a strong message about protecting nature and fostering a greener future.

The programme began with a short talk on Forest Therapy delivered by the students. The audience was introduced to the concept of "Shinrin-yoku" or "forest bathing," a practice gaining popularity worldwide for its health benefits.

Following this was a thought-provoking skit performed by the students, which highlighted the importance of tree plantation. Through their creative portrayal, the students showcased the consequences of deforestation and how planting trees can mitigate environmental issues. The skit ended on a hopeful note, urging everyone to take active steps toward greening their surroundings.

An interactive session by the Class Teacher Mr. Tripti added further depth to the assembly. She highlighted the contribution of Jadav Payeng, famously known as the Forest Man of India, who single-handedly planted an entire forest over several decades. The talk also touched upon the implications of climate change, emphasizing how rising temperatures, extreme weather, and shrinking green cover threaten our future.

The assembly concluded with an address by the Principal, who appreciated the efforts of the students in organizing such an insightful programme. She emphasized the ongoing relevance of Van Mahotsav and encouraged everyone to plant at least one tree and nurture it as a step toward environmental responsibility.

Overall, the Van Mahotsav assembly was both educational and inspiring, leaving the audience with a renewed sense of commitment towards nature conservation and the environment.

Vanmahotsav Celebration

At Arwachin International School, we believe that nurturing a love for nature is just as important as academic learning. This year, from 1st to 4th July, we celebrated Vanmahotsav Week with great enthusiasm and a deep sense of purpose. The week was dedicated to helping our students connect with the environment and explore ways to care for our planet in meaningful, hands-on ways.

Our young eco-warriors from Classes III to V took part in a variety of fun, thoughtful activities that not only sparked their creativity but also planted the seeds of environmental responsibility.

Class III A – Plantation Drive

The week kicked off with Class III A leading a beautiful Plantation Drive. Each child brought a potted sapling from home, lovingly labelled with their name, and added it to a growing green patch on campus.

Class III B – Seed Belt Creation

Next came Class III B, who got their hands dirty in the best way during the Seed Belt Creation activity. Children brought a colorful mix of seeds—marigold, mustard, fenugreek, and coriander—from home. Together, they sowed them along a patch of the playground, creating a budding “seed belt” that promises to bloom into a vibrant, biodiverse space.

Class III C – Grow Your Own Microgreens

The students explored the magic of growing their own food with the Grow Your Own Microgreens activity. Working in small groups, students used trays, seeds, and basic materials to start their mini gardens. Watching those tiny green shoots sprout was more than just exciting—it taught them about healthy eating and the power of sustainable living.

Class IV – Poster Making: “Save the Plants”

The students expressed their love for trees through art. Armed with colours, ideas, and passion, the students created impactful posters and slogans around the theme “Save the Plants.” Their work reflected a deep understanding of how vital trees are to our planet—and the creativity to inspire others to care, too.

Class V – Composting Activity

Finally, Class V took on the challenge of composting. They brought kitchen waste like fruit peels and tea leaves from home and learned how to turn it into nutrient-rich compost. This hands-on experience was a powerful reminder that recycling begins right at home—and even waste can give back to the Earth.

Throughout the week, it was truly inspiring to see the enthusiasm, curiosity, and care each student brought to these activities. The support of our parents played a key role in making this initiative such a resounding success—thank you for standing with us in growing a greener future.

Together, let’s keep encouraging our children to love, protect, and live in harmony with nature. After all, they are the stewards of tomorrow’s world.

Van Mahotsav Celebration – 3rd July

Van Mahotsav was celebrated on 3rd July with great zeal and commitment toward environmental protection. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across Classes VI to VIII. The celebration aimed to raise awareness about the importance of trees, sustainability, and eco-friendly living.

Various engaging and educational activities were conducted class-wise:

Class VI students participated in a Slogan Writing Competition, where they penned catchy and meaningful slogans.The activity encouraged them to think creatively about environmental conservation. Class VII was involved in Nature Craft and Eco-Friendly activities, using recycled and natural materials such as dry leaves, twigs, coconut shells, and newspapers. Class VIII students combined art and awareness by creating Nature Craft Projects accompanied by thoughtful environmental quotations. A special sapling plantation drive was also held to encourage green living and environmental stewardship. All activities were conducted in a disciplined and enthusiastic manner. Students followed the guidelines sincerely, and outstanding efforts were recognized and appreciated by the teachers. The event not only showcased the students' creativity and awareness but also reinforced the importance of collective efforts in preserving the environment.

The Van Mahotsav celebration was a resounding success. It served as a meaningful platform to inspire young minds to become proactive stewards of nature.

Van Mahotsav

At Arwachin International School, we make every effort possible to protect and nurture Mother Earth. Keeping this in mind, on 3rd July 2025, Class 1 and 2 students celebrated Van Mahotsav in our school with great enthusiasm.

They learned about the importance of trees in our lives and how they help us to stay healthy and protect the environment.

Class 1 students created a big tree by pasting fallen leaves.

Class 2 students brought different materials we get from plants, like fruits, seeds, and spices, and pasted them on tree cut-outs in groups.

The activities were enjoyable and helped the children understand the need to care for trees and nature. The day was filled with learning, creativity and fun.

Introduction to Vedic Mathematics

A Vedic Mathematics workshop was held on 2 July 2025 for the students from class VI to VIII. The workshop was conducted by Mr. Shobhit Gupta.The workshop covered topics such as history of Vedic Maths, basic sutras and multiplication /division techniques with base 10, 100.Alternative approach to calculations left students appreciative of Vedic Maths efficiency and technique of problem solving. Hands-on practice during the session enhanced and promoted creative thinking. This event provided a rich experience, fostering innovative thought and stimulating fresh perspective.