






On 22nd April 2026, Class II B presented a vibrant Earth Day assembly themed “Our Power, Our Planet,” highlighting the importance of environmental care. The programme featured a creative skit with characters like Earth, Sun, Tree, River, and the Plastic Monster, along with songs and dances that emphasized reducing plastic, saving water, and planting trees. Students also spoke on water conservation under the Jal Shakti Abhiyan, leaving the audience inspired to protect the planet responsibly.










On 13th April 2026, Class VC celebrated B. R. Ambedkar Jayanti and Poila Boishakh with a vibrant special assembly. Students paid tribute to Ambedkar’s vision of equality and justice, followed by colourful performances showcasing Poila Boishakh, Bihu, and Baisakhi. Their confident songs and dances reflected rich cultural diversity and festive cheer. The programme concluded with meaningful New Year resolutions on discipline, kindness, and responsibility.







On 13th March 2026, Upper KG students presented a delightful special assembly titled “Colour Me Happy,” celebrating the joy and positivity that colours bring to life. Through a skit, colours introduced themselves with the emotions they represent, teaching that life becomes brighter when filled with love, peace, and kindness. The programme featured a Bengali recitation, lively song, and creative portrayals of nature like flowers, butterflies, and rainbows. It concluded with a joyful dance ending in a rainbow pose, spreading the message that “Life is Beautiful with Colours.”


Mantra Patel of Class VA did the school prud by battling as one of the National winners to make it to the Grand Finale which was held on 31st January 2026, at Pune. He won the "Jury Choice Award in the Final round. He received a certificate and a cheque worth Rs. 5000.


At Felicity hosted by Mahadevi Birla World Academy, Birla High School secured 1st place in the Treasure Hunt and proudly achieved 2nd place in the Radio Play competition. These accomplishments highlighted the students’ teamwork, creativity, and competitive spirit.







Class III–B presented a vibrant Special Assembly on Republic Day with the theme “Mein Bharat Hoon,” highlighting the importance of the Constitution and responsible citizenship. Students spoke about Fundamental Rights and Duties, sang a patriotic bilingual song, and performed a graceful dance on “Amra Sobai Raja” symbolizing equality and unity. A Hindi poem recitation and a solemn pledge further deepened the message of discipline, responsibility, and national pride. The programme concluded with the National Anthem, leaving the audience inspired and proud to be Indians.