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The Lower KG boys became Water Guardians, engaging in hands‑on activities that highlighted the importance of saving and protecting water. They explored rainwater collection (“Catch the Rain, Save the Gain!”), cleaned a model pond (“Clean Water, Happy Life!”), and practised mindful usage through activities like “Take What You Need” and “Tap Off, Water Saved.” They also reused leftover water (“Every Drop Deserves a Second Chance!”), learning responsibility, problem‑solving, and environmental care. The week concluded with the powerful message that every drop counts, and small, thoughtful actions can make a big difference in conserving water.




The students of Class 1 B presented a special assembly titled ‘Small Acts, Big Hearts,’ which explored core values through a creative treasure hunt theme. The program opened with a song on kindness and good habits, followed by a skit where student guides and explorers discovered that true treasure lies in moral character rather than material wealth. Through sequential dramatic scenes, the assembly highlighted key virtues, including offering first-aid assistance to an injured friend, sharing food, picking up plastic waste from the floor, and helping elders carry heavy bags. The event concluded with a lively dance performance, a collective pledge to be kind and helpful, and expressions of gratitude to teachers.
This assembly aligns closely with NEP 2020 by using art-integrated, experiential learning to foster socio-emotional development and moral grounding. The practical scenarios demonstrated core life skills such as empathy, prosocial sharing, environmental stewardship, and respect for elders. Additionally, the performance supported Sustainable Development Goals, specifically SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) through physical care, SDG 4 (Quality Education) via holistic early learning, and SDG 11 & 12 (Sustainable Communities and Responsible Consumption) through community cleanliness and responsible waste management.







Class 3C – Special Assembly “A Tribute to the Nation”
On 14th August 2026, Class 3C presented a vibrant assembly celebrating India’s history, freedom struggle, and patriotic spirit through song, dance, and skit. Students honored icons like Mangal Pandey, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Mahatma Gandhi, and Pandit Nehru, while also paying tribute to the armed forces. The programme concluded with the National Anthem, leaving the audience inspired with pride, unity, and gratitude for the nation.















On 12 August 2026, the Inter House Quiz Competition was held in two sessions at the Vidya Mandir Auditorium, with all six houses competing in a thrilling battle of knowledge.
Ashok House emerged victorious in both the Middle and Senior School categories, while Kaerav Shah (VII-E) and Shashwat Agarwal (X-C) were named Best Quizzers.
Hosted by renowned quizmaster Mr. Aditya Poddar, the event was an enriching and intellectually stimulating experience for all participants.






















The 16th Edition of QUAESTIO was held on 7th August, 2026. Out of 17 schools who competed in the prelims only 8 schools qualified for the final round. The winners were Modern High School followed by Garden High School in the 2nd position and the third position was bagged by South Point School. The host team stood fifth in the competition.