NEWS & EVENTS

29Oct

DESIGN AS A WAY OF THINKING - Workshop for Students (XII)

Queen’s Valley School held an interactive workshop on design for class 12 students on 29th October, 2025, organized by Mr. Satyavijay Singh. The session highlighted the importance of solving real-world problems through creativity and innovation and provided insights into the essence of design and its everyday relevance.

Mr. Singh explained that design is more than decoration; it’s about identifying real problems and creating effective, user-friendly solutions. He stressed that designers need to observe carefully, understand user needs, and creatively balance functionality with aesthetics. “Without design, you cannot think,” he said, linking design to creative thought and visual communication.

He noted that everything we wear or use results from design, shaping our lives. Answering a query on freelancing in graphic design, he emphasized the importance of content quality and showcasing skills effectively.

Using simple examples, Mr. Singh showed how small ideas can inspire innovation, like making a Dip tea cup more user-friendly. He encouraged students to face challenges with curiosity and empathy, fostering continuous improvement and innovation.

The workshop included a hands-on activity where students formed groups to trace outlines on A3 sheets and create charcoal patterns symbolizing themes like freedom and liberation from negative energy—promoting teamwork, creativity, and expression.

Overall, the workshop inspired students to see design not just as visual art but as a way of thinking, combining observation, creativity, and innovation to improve life’s meaning and function.

- Aanya Kashyap, XII B

Jasnoor Kaur, XII B

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DESIGN AS A WAY OF THINKING - Workshop for Students (XII)

17Oct

Mythological Tales- Story Telling Competition-Pre-Primary

A vibrant Mythological Tales Storytelling Competition was conducted for students for Pre Primary on 17th October 2025. Where students brought ancient mythological characters to life. The event witnessed a burst of enthusiasm as children transformed into their favorite characters like Krishna, Hanuman, Rama, and Ravana, showcasing their passion and knowledge of mythological characters. The young participants showcased their creativity, confidence, and storytelling skills which enhanced their confidence.

Name	Class	Position
Vamika	Pre Primary Jasmine	I Position
Vedhika Rawat	Pre Primary Elina	II Position
Vartika Ranga	Pre Primary Elina	II Position
Inaaya Alam	Pre Primary Alice	III Position
Shivannya Joshi	Pre Primary Tinkerbell	III Position

#girls school admission Dwarka Sector 9

Mythological Tales- Story Telling Competition-Pre-Primary

17Oct

Bal Ramayan Presentation by Class VI

The students of Class VI presented a well-coordinated and devotional enactment of the Bal Ramayan in the Cultural Hall from 15^th-17^th October. The programme sought to highlight the timeless values embodied in the life of Lord Ram through a series of significant episodes. The assembly presented key episodes from the Ramayana: the joyous Ram Vivah portraying the grandeur of Mithila and Ayodhya; the poignant Ram Vanvas depicting exile, sacrifice, and family bonds; the intense Sita Haran showing courage and deceit; the spirited Sundarkand with Hanuman’s leap to Lanka, meeting Sita, and the burning of Lanka; and the triumphant Ravan Vadh celebrating Lord Ram’s victory of righteousness over evil. The Bal Ramayan presentation by Class VI was a memorable and enriching experience for all present. It successfully combined cultural learning with moral instruction, leaving the audience inspired to uphold the values of integrity, compassion, and service in their own lives.

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17Oct

CINE CRAFT - MOVIE MAKING(IX)

“Innovation fuels creativity and inspires a sustainable future.”

On 17 October 2025, Queens Valley School hosted a Movie Making Competition for the students of Class IX, based on the theme “Innovation for People and Planet”inspired by SDG 9. Students created short films on Canva illustrating the connection between innovation and sustainable living, using creative visuals, slogans, and music. The judges praised the entries for their creativity, technical skills, message clarity, and storytelling.
Beyond the competition, the event served as a valuable learning experience, nurturing essential values such as creative and ethical media expression, environmental responsibility, focus and visual storytelling. Through this enriching experience, students not only honed their digital creativity but also deepened their understanding of how innovation can drive meaningful change for a more sustainable future.

- Srijan G. Kaundal (IX F)

winners are:

Name of the Student	Class-Section	Position
Aayushi Kashyap	IX-E	First
Srijan G. Kaundal	IX-F	Second
Saachi Kalra	IX-E	Third

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15Oct

FESTIVAL HUES –Rangoli Making (XI & XII)

Rangoli — where colours speak the language of our heritage and hearts unite in creativity.

An Inter-House Rangoli Making Competition was organized by Queen’s Valley School on 15th October 2025 for students of Classes XI and XII to celebrate the festival of Diwali. The event aimed to promote creativity, teamwork, and cultural appreciation among students while encouraging the use of eco-friendly materials.
The theme of the competition, “Diwali – The Festival of Lights,” inspired participants to create artistic designs symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness. Students used natural and sustainable materials such as coloured powders, flower petals, diyas, and mirrors to create intricate and vibrant patterns. Each house displayed exceptional talent and originality in their designs, reflecting the beauty and diversity of Indian art forms.
The entries were judged on creativity, relevance to theme, design intricacy, neatness, and overall presentation. All participants demonstrated great enthusiasm, artistic skill, and team spirit throughout the event. The judges commended the students for their innovation and thoughtful interpretation of the theme.
The competition infused the school campus with a festive atmosphere, spreading joy and the true spirit of Diwali. It provided students with an opportunity to explore traditional art while embracing sustainable practices. The event successfully upheld the school’s commitment to nurturing creativity and cultural awareness among its students.
Winners:

Courage House


NAME	CLASS & SECTION
Aeshita	XII D
Jeegisha Kaushik	XII D
Jhanvi Joshi	XII D
Syeda Ifrah	XII D
Shivani Yadav	XII D
Yashika	XII D
Chitranshi Kaintura	XI D
Shreshtha Dandrival	XI D

Integrity House

NAME	CLASS & SECTION
Avni Gupta	XI B
Avni Sharma	XI B
Jigisha	XI B
Kritika Gupta	XI B
Aritrika Kundu	XI D

Peace House

NAME	CLASS & SECTION
Chhavi Kaushik	XI B
Tanishi Singh	XI B
Kartika Goel	XI C
Palak Raghav	XI C
Simran Bajaj	XI C

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FESTIVAL HUES - Rangoli Making (XI & XII)

10Oct

PRAKRATI KA SHINGAAR - VIVIDH VESHBHUSHA (III)

In order to celebrate the beauty of nature and encourage young learners to appreciate the environment, the school organized a vibrant ‘Prakriti ka Shringaar – Vividh Veshbhoosha’ competition on October 10, 2025. The event welcomed enthusiastic participation from students of Class III.
The young participants came dressed as flowers, trees, rivers, animals, and seasons, beautifully showcasing the rich elements of nature. Judges evaluated them on costumes, expressions, confidence, and overall presentation. The lively atmosphere reflected the children’s creativity and love for nature.
The competition provided students with a platform for self-expression, building their confidence, stage presence, and public speaking skills. It also helped nurture values of care, respect, and responsibility towards the environment.
The event was a joyful and colorful celebration, leaving both the audience and participants inspired to protect and cherish nature.

The Winners:

Name	Class & Section	Position	House
Vidisha	III Nightingale	I Position	Truth
Ariana Sharma	III Canary	II Position	Truth
Daxita Rajput	III Dove	III Position	Courage
Suhasini Bhatt	III Canary	III Position	Courage

#girls school with extracurriculars Dwarka

PRAKRATI KA SHINGAAR - VIVIDH VESHBHUSHA (III)

09Oct

SPECIAL ASSEMBLY - Mental Health among Teenagers (XI A and XI E)

On 09 October 2025, Classes XI A and XI E conducted a thought-provoking special assembly on the crucial topic "Mental Health Challenges Among Teenagers." The presentation aimed to raise awareness about the importance of mental well-being, highlighting the significance of acknowledging and addressing mental health issues prevalent among teens.

Through a combination of skits, discussions, poem, dance and presentations, the students conveyed the message that mental health matters and that it's important prioritize self-care and seek help when needed.thassembly highlighted common challenges faced by teenagers, such as, anxiety, FOMO (Fear of missing out) , depression, substance abuse and parental pressure while emphasizing the importance of understanding, kindness, and support.

The assembly concluded with an inspiring motivational song, followed by a short address by the Principal. Overall, the programme was a resounding success, leaving both teachers, students and parents reflecting on seeking guidance, self- reflection, and self-discipline.

- Saakhi, XI E

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SPECIAL ASSEMBLY - Mental Health among Teenagers (XI A and XI E)

06Oct

NUMBER LEGENDS – Cosplay as Mathematicians (V)

Without mathematics, there’s nothing you can do.
Everything around you is mathematics.
– Shakuntala Devi

Queen’s Valley School conducted a ‘ NUMBER LEGENDS - Cosplay of Mathematicians’ for Class V on 06.10.2025 in the Cultural Hall, where students enthusiastically portrayed eminent mathematicians from different eras. Dressed in creative costumes and using well-prepared props, the participants brought alive the personalities of great minds like Aryabhata, Ramanujan, and Pythagoras, while presenting their remarkable discoveries and contributions to the field of mathematics.
The activity not only enhanced students’ knowledge but also boosted their confidence, expression, and stage presence. The effort and creativity of each participant were highly appreciated by the judges, who praised their ability to combine learning with performance. The event ended on an encouraging note, inspiring students to view mathematics with curiosity and to value the legacy of great mathematicians.

The winners:

Name	Class and Section	Position	House
Akriti Sehrawat	V E	I Position	Courage
Aavya Dholiyan	V D	II Position	Courage
Zobia	V D	II Position	Peace
Ira Khanna	V C	III Position	Peace
Yoshika	V C	III Position	Integrity

#girls school near Sector 10 metro Dwarka

NUMBER LEGENDS - Cosplay as Mathematicians (V)