Queen’s Valley School celebrated its Annual Investiture Ceremony on 28th August, 2025 with great pride and enthusiasm. The solemn occasion marked the formal induction of the newly elected Student Council 2025-26, entrusted with leadership responsibilities after a rigorous selection process of written test, group discussion, personal interview and democratic voting

The ceremony was graced by the Principal, Ms. Ambika Roshan, whose inspiring address highlighted the true essence of leadership - commitment, integrity and service. She encouraged the young leaders to shoulder their responsibilities with dedication and to uphold the values of Queen’s Valley School.

The event witnessed the badge-pinning ceremony followed by the oath-taking, where the council members and prefects pledged to perform their duties with sincerity and uphold the school motto, ‘Have Dreams, Have Faith, Have Hope!’

The newly appointed Head Girl, Muskan, expressed gratitude on behalf of the council and assured the gathering that they would strive to lead with empathy, determination and honesty.

The ceremony concluded on a note of optimism, instilling in the students a spirit of unity and purpose as the school embarks on another promising academic year under its capable young leaders.

SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL (2025-26)

PREFECTS 2025-26

A flag is not just a piece of cloth; it is the soul of a nation.

The Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, initiated by Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi, inspires citizens to bring the Tricolour home, making it both a personal symbol of pride and a collective commitment to nation-building.
Queens' Valley School observed this campaign from 2nd to 15th August 2025 with full enthusiasm and love for the country. Students carried the Tiranga, decorated classrooms, and participated in various group activities, collectively turning the classrooms and corridors into a vibrant sea of saffron, white, and green. The campaign not only strengthened the bond of students with the National Flag but also left them with a renewed sense of unity, pride, and responsibility towards the nation.
The spirit of patriotism further heightened on 14th August, when the school celebrated Independence Day with grandeur. The managing committee was warmly welcomed, and the National Flag was unfurled with due honour, followed by the singing of the National Anthem. Students presented captivating performances in dance, music, and gymnastics, each reflecting the joy of freedom. A special drama staged by the students portrayed the sacrifices of great freedom fighters and their role in nation-building, leaving the audience deeply moved. The day concluded on a high note, reminding everyone of the precious legacy of independence and the duty to uphold it.

 In nature, nothing is wasted. Everything is recycled.
                                                                                                          – David Suzuki

The “TRASH TO TREND – Best out of Waste Fashion Walk” was held at Queen’s Valley School on 12th August 2005 with the aim of promoting creativity, environmental awareness, and sustainable practices among students. The event saw enthusiastic participation from Class 3 students, who showcased their innovative outfits made entirely from recyclable and waste materials such as newspapers, old CDs, cardboard, Paper cups, jute bags, and fabric scraps. Each participant confidently walked the ramp, displaying their unique designs and explaining the concept behind their attire. The competition highlighted the importance of recycling and reusing waste materials in a creative and fashionable way. The young designers impressed the judges with their originality, presentation skills and awareness of environmental issues. Parents’ commitment and inventive spirit made ‘Trash to Trend’ shine brighter than ever.
The event concluded with the announcement of winners and appreciation for their exceptional creativity and encouraging them to continue contributing towards a cleaner and greener planet. The competition successfully combined fun, fashion and a valuable environmental message, making it a memorable day for students and teachers alike.

The Winners:

The Green AD Project Competition was held for Class IX to highlight the importance of preserving resources and promoting sustainability. The project emphasized that even smaller steps taken today can collectively lead to huge leaps toward a sustainable future.
The participants illustrated great agendas for an eco-friendly environment on 11th August, 2025 through teamwork and amusing creativity under SDG 15 (Life on Land). Partakers performed with ardor and utmost confidence and each of the teams were successful in conveying a unique and crucial message. The demonstration by each team with display of the small initiatives that people could take for a better sustainable life, were beautifully detailed. Every exposition by participants enabled the spectators to have a vivid perspective in light of the day and guided them in the right direction. Both the audience and participants were delighted by the encouraging event.

Second position- IX-E: Power Patrollers

Third position- IX-F: Eco-Friendly Minions

Appreciation - IX-A: Voices for the Voiceless

On 2nd August 2025, Queen’s Valley School conducted a vibrant and purposeful Student Council Leadership Camp for the Student Council Members of Classes XI and XII. Centred around the theme “Lead with Purpose, Serve with Pride,” the day-long event was thoughtfully curated to empower students with practical leadership experience.

The camp commenced with a motivating address by Principal Ms. Ambika Roshan, who inspired students to lead with responsibility, empathy, and vision. Her words set the tone for the day, encouraging the council members to serve as role models in both thought and action. The camp featured a series of engaging collaborative challenges such as the ‘Paper Bridge Challenge’, ‘Balloon Tower’, ‘Pass the Message – With a Twis’t, and ‘Tower of Values’. Each activity encouraged communication, critical thinking, value-based decision-making, and teamwork. A rejuvenating session on yoga and mindfulness added balance to the day, reinforcing the importance of inner calm in leadership.

Students explored real-life school leadership scenarios through role plays, designed and presented a monthly inter-house event calendar, and participated in a blindfold obstacle course to build trust and coordination. The day concluded with the Leadership Tree of Learning, where participants shared key reflections and personal takeaways.

The camp proved to be a meaningful step in shaping confident, future-ready leaders, echoing Queen’s Valley School’s unwavering commitment to character-building and student empowerment.