On 28 March, Class 10 students attended Vigyan Parv at the National Science Centre, where they explored interactive exhibits that sparked curiosity and strengthened their understanding of scientific concepts. The venue featured vibrant stalls showcasing innovations in robotics, artificial intelligence, and futuristic technologies. Hands-on demonstrations allowed students to engage directly with models, encouraging creativity and critical thinking.

A key highlight was an inspiring keynote address by eminent scientists, who stressed the importance of continuous learning and real-world application of knowledge. Students were motivated to look beyond textbooks and explore science in practical contexts.

The visit also included a guided tour of the museum galleries, covering ancient civilizations, optical illusions, and human biology. Each section offered engaging insights into scientific principles and discoveries.

Overall, the experience was both educational and enriching, leaving students inspired and eager to explore science with greater enthusiasm and confidence.

On 28 March, Class 10 students attended Vigyan Parv at the National Science Centre, where they explored interactive exhibits that sparked curiosity and strengthened their understanding of scientific concepts. The venue featured vibrant stalls showcasing innovations in robotics, artificial intelligence, and futuristic technologies. Hands-on demonstrations allowed students to engage directly with models, encouraging creativity and critical thinking.

A key highlight was an inspiring keynote address by eminent scientists, who stressed the importance of continuous learning and real-world application of knowledge. Students were motivated to look beyond textbooks and explore science in practical contexts.

The visit also included a guided tour of the museum galleries, covering ancient civilizations, optical illusions, and human biology. Each section offered engaging insights into scientific principles and discoveries.

Overall, the experience was both educational and enriching, leaving students inspired and eager to explore science with greater enthusiasm and confidence.

An educational visit to Pearl academy was organised for the students of class XII on 25th March, 2026 which provided them with exposure towards different fields like fashion, design, and media. The visit's goal was to broaden the student's perspective on creative fields that emerged beyond the traditional academic paths. Upon the arrival, the students were given a warm welcome by the faculty and then they were taken on a guided tour of the campus. The students witnessed all the modern classrooms, studios, and many exhibition areas filled with different kinds of designs which was followed by workshops by the faculty members for all students which included interior designing, fashion styling, communication skills and many more which helped them gain hands-on experience of creative activities. Overall, the visit help the students to broaden their perspectives about their future enabling them to have clarity in their choice of career and encouraging them to explore innovative courses.

-Yogita Meena, XII D

The Nursery Orientation Program for the academic session 2026–27 was successfully conducted on 24th March 2026 at the school. Parents attended the session with great enthusiasm.
The program commenced with a Ganesh Vandana performed by Pre-Primary students, followed by a welcome song by the choir, creating a warm and auspicious beginning. The Foundational Stage students also showcased concept-based learning activities followed during the academic session, giving parents a better understanding of classroom practices.
The Principal addressed the gathering, emphasizing the importance of parent-school collaboration, while the Headmistress briefed parents about school rules, policies, pedagogical approach, and various academic and co-curricular activities.
Parents appreciated the informative session and felt confident and happy about their child’s journey ahead.

The school celebrated Graduation Day with great joy and enthusiasm ON 18th and 19th March 2026. It was a special occasion where Class 1 students bid a heartfelt farewell to their seniors in Class 2, marking the completion of their foundational stage.
The program featured cheerful performances and warm wishes from Class 1 students. Class 2 students shared their memorable experiences, reflecting on their learning and joyful journey at school.
Dressed in black graduation gowns, the young graduates looked confident and proud. The graduation certificates were presented by our respected Principal, Ms. Ambika Roshan, making the moment even more special.
Parents were delighted to witness this milestone and thoroughly enjoyed the
program. The event concluded on a happy and emotional note, leaving everyone with cherished memories.

The preschool students presented their annual show on the theme “Kingdom of Colors” on 12th March 2026. The event began with a serene Saraswati Vandana, followed by a cheerful Welcome Choir.
The presentation beautifully showcased different colors—green, blue, red, and yellow—through vibrant performances and stunning décor, bringing the “Kingdom of Colors” to life.

Parents were truly mesmerized and even teary-eyed as they watched their little ones perform on stage for the very first time. They thoroughly enjoyed the heartfelt and colorful performances.
Overall, it was a joyful and memorable experience for everyone.

The pre-primary students presented a wonderful program on the theme “Sharing is Caring”on 10th March 2026. The event began with a graceful Ganesh Vandana followed by a warm Welcome Choir.
Students performed an engaging act based on animals, especially a playful monkey, conveying the message of caring and sharing. The lively dance and melodious choir added charm to the presentation.

Parents thoroughly enjoyed the performance of the little queens and were mesmerized watching them perform with confidence and joy. Overall, it was a well-executed and heartwarming presentation.