Co-Curricular Activities

 

Birthday Card Making Activity 

Class - 1 to 5
Date - 4th April 2026
The Birthday Card Making Activity for students of Classes 1 to 5 was successfully conducted on Saturday, 4 th April. The activity aimed to encourage creativity, imagination, and artistic expression among young learners. Students enthusiastically participated and showcased their talents by designing beautiful and colourful birthday cards using a variety of materials. From vibrant drawings to thoughtful messages, each card reflected the students’ creativity and effort. It was a joyful and engaging experience for all, making the “No Books Day” both fun and meaningful. Overall, the activity was a great success and was thoroughly enjoyed by the students.
 





Report on Show and Tell Competition (English) 
Date: 1st November 2025
Classes: I & II
Venue: Classrooms
A Show and Tell Competition was organized for Classes I and II on 1st November 2025 during the 6th and 7th periods. The main objective of the activity was to help young learners develop confidence, improve their speaking skills, and express their thoughts creatively. Students enthusiastically participated in the competition by bringing different props related to their topics. Each child spoke a few lines confidently, showcasing their creativity and communication skills. The props added visual interest and helped them express their ideas more effectively. The classrooms were filled with excitement and encouragement as students shared their favourite toys, objects, and ideas with their peers. The activity not only enhanced their vocabulary and pronunciation but also boosted their stage confidence. Overall, the Show and Tell Competition was a fun-filled and educational experience that encouraged students to speak confidently and express themselves freely.
 





Inter-House Six Word Story Challenge 
The Inter-House Six Word Story Challenge was held with great enthusiasm, giving students a chance to showcase their creativity and storytelling skills in just six words. Each participant was given 15 minutes to write their story on a theme revealed on the spot, followed by one minute to describe their creation. Students from all houses participated actively, weaving emotions, imagination, and meaning into just six words. The event highlighted the power of brevity and creativity in writing, making it an engaging and thought-provoking experience for everyone.

Results:

Ist Sekhon House
2nd Sukhoi House
3rd Cheeteh House

Individual results:

1st Vihaan Gupta 10 A
2nd Palakshi Panwar 12 B
3rd Veronica Sharma 12 A
 




REPORT ON INTER-CLASS ACTIVITY: “VOICE OF THE NATION” – IMPERSONATION COMPETITION 

Occasion: Rashtriya Ekta Diwas / National Unity Day
Classes: VI – VIII
Date: 3rd & 4th November 2025
To mark Rashtriya Ekta Diwas and honour the legacy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, an Inter-Class Impersonation Competition titled “Voice of the Nation” was organised for Classes VI to VIII. The activity aimed to celebrate the spirit of national unity and recognise the contributions of global leaders who worked for peace, equality, and human welfare. The competition was conducted as follows: Class VIII on 3rd November 2025 Class VII & Class VI on 4th November 2025 Students enthusiastically impersonated eminent personalities such as Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Mahatma Gandhi, Mother Teresa, Malala Yousafzai, Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King Jr., and Kailash Satyarthi. Each participant delivered a one-minute monologue highlighting messages of unity, humanity, and peace. The performances were marked by confident narration, expressive dialogues, appropriate gestures, and creative use of props, reflecting the hard work put in by both students and teachers. The main judge for the competition, Ms Kusum Rakwal, appreciated the efforts of all participants and applauded their enthusiasm. She also provided valuable guidance, pointing out areas of improvement such as avoiding overuse of “I” in impersonation, maintaining proper posture, and working on voice modulation and expressions. Her constructive feedback motivated the students and helped them understand how they could refine their performance further. The event proved to be an enriching learning experience, enhancing students’ communication skills, stage presence, confidence, and understanding of great world leaders. The competition truly resonated with the essence of “Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat”, inspiring students to uphold unity and peace.
 




Inter House Rangoli Making Competition 
Inter House Rangoli Making Competition was held on 18 October 2025 for Classes 9 to 12 on the theme “Healthy Plate.” Five participants from each house created colourful rangolis highlighting the importance of healthy eating. Students displayed great creativity and teamwork, and their designs beautifully conveyed the message of balanced nutrition. The event was vibrant and successfully promoted awareness about healthy living.

Results:

�� 1st Position: Cheetah House
�� 2nd Position: Sekhon House
�� 3rd Position: Sukhoi House
 




SATURDAY ACTIVITY 
On the occasion of National Space Day, a creative activity was conducted to celebrate the historic success of Chandrayaan-3 and India’s achievement in space exploration.

Theme: “My Rocket to Space”

Students prepared 3D paper rockets (using origami/chart paper) and placed them on poster backgrounds depicting space elements like the moon, stars, and planets. They also highlighted facts and slogans about ISRO and Chandrayaan-3 in their work. The activity witnessed active participation from students and successfully combined creativity, scientific awareness, and patriotic spirit.
 




RAKSHABANDHAN ACTIVITY 
On the eve of Raksha bandhan, a vibrant M-Seal Decorative Art Activity was conducted on Tuesday, 5th August 2025, during the 2nd and 3rdperiods for students of Classes VI to VIII. Students enthusiastically participated by decorating plates, vases, and bottles using M-seal and acrylic paints. Their creativity and imagination were beautifully reflected in the intricate designs and colourful patterns they crafted. The activity not only enhanced their artistic skills but also helped them connect with the spirit of the festival. It was heartening to witness their joy and active involvement, making the celebration both meaningful and memorable.
 





INTER HOUSE SOLO SINGING COMPETITION 
The Inter House Solo Singing Competition was successfully conducted on 2nd August 2025 with the theme “Patriotic.” The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across all houses, who showcased their talent through soul-stirring patriotic songs. The performances were not only melodious but also stirred a sense of national pride and unity among the audience. The event was well-organized, and the vibrant tricolor -themed backdrop added to the spirit of patriotism. Overall, it was a memorable and inspiring musical event that reflected the passion and dedication of our young performers.
 


 

EXTEMPORE COMPETITION  
On July 19, 2025, an extempore competition was held for students of classes 9 and 10 on the topic "Role of Social Media in Shaping Public Opinion". The event was judged by esteemed judges Ms. Meenakshi Raina, Ms. Kiran Choudhary, and Mr. Sanjay Sharma. Students participated with great enthusiasm, presenting well-researched and confident arguments.
 


 

A special activity titled  “Skills, Service & Strategy – Building Future  
Leaders” was conducted on Saturday, 19th July 2025 in the respective Classrooms of Classes 6 to 8.Students actively participated and expressed their thoughts throughcreative art and craft, preparing their Young Leader Manifestos. Each Student pledged one skill to learn, one act of kindness to perform, and one wise decision to take. The activity was conducted smoothly and provided students with and values
 


 

Reel-Making Activity  
A Reel-Making Activity on the theme “AI for a Better Tomorrow”* was held on 19th July 2025 during the 7th and 8th periods. Students created 60-second reels showcasing how AI can bring positive change in fields like healthcare, education, and the environment. The activity encouraged originality, creativity, and innovation. Participants used props, visuals, and music to enhance their message. The event saw enthusiastic participation and highlighted the power of AI in shaping a better future.
 


 

POSH AND POCSO WORKSHOPS 
The school conducted a series of workshops on POSH and POCSO, led by resource person Mrs. Shalu Sharma, a POSH & POCSO consultant and legal advisor.On May 15, 2025, students from classes 3 to 12 participated in a POCSO workshop in two shifts.Additionally, teachers attended workshops on POSH on July 14, 2025, and POCSO workshop on July 15, 2025. These sessions aimed to promote awareness and create a safe environment for students and staff.The session concluded with an open dialogue, promoting mutual respect and a harassment-free work environment.