Explore our curated collection of memorable moments that capture the vibrant events and enriching experiences of our school community. This gallery reflects the enthusiasm, teamwork, and spirit of our students and staff, highlighting the values that make our school a place of learning, growth, and inspiration.
Experiential learning this month brought students closer to real-world experiences through carefully planned educational visits and enrichment programmes. This hands-on approach fostered active participation, strengthened critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and deepened understanding by connecting meaningful experiences with reflection and classroom learning.
Acknowledging achievements plays a vital role in fostering a positive and motivating school environment. Celebrating the successes of both students enhances morale and promotes a culture of excellence, inspiration, and continuous growth within the school community
Creative Musings provides a space for students to share their imagination through poetry, stories, and reflections. It fosters creativity, nurtures emerging voices, and celebrates the beauty of expression through words and artistic thinking.
Wounds and bandages
all because of the war.
Hearts made up of cold, hard tar.
Empathy Padding away—
like a dying star
suggests the end isn’t so far.
Not too many resources in need,
but it’s humanity that has fled
Across all boundaries and all seas.
Interpolar military conflict
where even blood runs thick....
Bhumika Chandrasekar,
Grade - 12S3
When the world seems to be in undefined chaos, a silent yet dangerous crisis is quietly unfolding in our skies. Many of us fail to notice it; shifting weather patterns are posing a serious threat to the environment and all forms of life.
What we are witnessing is far from “normal.” We are experiencing two extremes at once—intense heatwaves and unseasonal rainfall. While rainfall in summer may sound pleasing, it actually isn’t. Seasons are meant to follow a stable cycle....
ANANYA SRIVASTAV
Grade 12S3
We are delighted to present our “Art of the Month” feature, highlighting a carefully selected artwork that celebrates creativity and artistic expression across a range of mediums, including painting, printmaking, ceramics, carpentry, and textiles. We invite our readers to explore the artwork and appreciate its distinctive themes, craftsmanship, and visual impact.
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When the world seems to be in undefined chaos, a silent yet dangerous crisis is quietly unfolding in our skies. Many of us fail to notice it; shifting weather patterns are posing a serious threat to the environment and all forms of life.
What we are witnessing is far from “normal.” We are experiencing two extremes at once—intense heatwaves and unseasonal rainfall. While rainfall in summer may sound pleasing, it actually isn’t. Seasons are meant to follow a stable cycle. This rainfall is mainly due to western disturbances and changing climate patterns. It increases humidity, causes crop damage, leads to waterlogging and traffic issues, and disrupts nature’s balance.
Heatwaves, on the other hand, are driven by rising global temperatures, human activities, and deforestation. It impacts agriculture, water resources, and electricity demand, and lead to health risks such as dehydration, heatstroke, and fatigue.
Though opposed in nature, they are connected. Excessive heat builds up in the atmosphere, leading to storms and rain. Despite bringing temporary relief, the heat soon returns stronger—creating instability.
This isn’t just a change in weather, but a warning for a future we aren’t prepared for.
ANANYA SRIVASTAV
Grade 11S3
Wounds and bandages
all because of the war.
Hearts made up of cold, hard tar.
Empathy Padding away—
like a dying star
suggests the end isn’t so far.
Not too many resources in need,
but it’s humanity that has fled
Across all boundaries and all seas.
Interpolar military conflict
where even blood runs thick.
Are people just figures to flick
as politicians’ watches tick?
Mothers dead; fathers gone
bleeding out life—
on the battleground.
Bandages to the wounds
won’t heal the cause.
It is peace we need,
not patched-up wars.
Bhumika Chandrasekar
Grade 12S3
