As a part of the Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat (EBSB) initiative, Queen’s Valley School organized a Quiz Competition on October 30th, 2025, for the students of Class V. The theme of the quiz was “General Knowledge about the facts of Sikkim as a state.” The competition was conducted under the Heritage and Culture Club. The event aimed to promote awareness about India’s rich cultural heritage and diversity, with a special focus on the beautiful state of Sikkim. The purpose of organizing this competition was to encourage students to explore and appreciate the unique traditions, customs, and lifestyle of different states of India, thereby strengthening the spirit of unity in diversity. The learning objectives included developing curiosity, enhancing general knowledge, fostering teamwork, confidence, and quick thinking among students. Through the quiz, participants gained valuable insights into Sikkim’s geography, culture, festivals, and biodiversity, and it also enhanced their knowledge about the political and geographical facts of the state. Overall, the competition was a great success as it not only enriched students’ understanding of India’s vast diversity but also inspired them to take pride in the nation’s cultural unity and shared heritage.

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An Inter-House Quiz Competition titled “Know Your Roots” was held for Classes I & II on 29th October to enhance students’ awareness about India’s heritage and culture. The quiz featured rounds on National Symbols, Leaders, Famous Monuments, and Traditional Dance Forms. Students participated with great enthusiasm and confidence, showcasing excellent teamwork and knowledge. The event concluded with the announcement of the winning house and words of appreciation from teachers for the participants’ efforts and team spirit.

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Class- I

Class- II

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"Children are naturally creative. It is our job to give them the freedom, materials,
and space to let their creativity blossom to its fullest."— Jean Van’t Hul

Queen's Valley School, organized an engaging, poster-making inter-class competition titled ART-A-TACK-Poster Making on 28th October 2025, for the students of Class VI. The event aimed to foster creativity and visual expression among young learners. Students participated with great enthusiasm, employing colours of their own preference to creatively translate their ideas into visual form. Each poster was crafted either in their personal art files or on A-3 sized sheets, allowing flexibility and  comfort in presentation. The activity not only encouraged artistic skills but also built confidence and joy through imaginative exploration.

Evaluation was conducted based on five principal criteria: Effective use of materials, Originality and Creative expression, Thematic relevance, Conceptual depth and Distinctiveness, overall visual impact Presentation. The panel of judges appreciated the students’ insightful interpretations, artistic finesse, and the significance conveyed through their work.

The competition served as a valuable platform for young learners to cultivate their artistic talents, enhance visual communication skills, and foster creative thinking. It also encouraged self-expression and confidence, contributing to the holistic development of students beyond the academic curriculum.

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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. 

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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“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)

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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:

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Integrity House

Peace House

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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:

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Music is the universal language of mankind.
―Henry Wadsworth

Music serves as a vital component in preserving cultural heritage for future generations. Moreover, we can celebrate the beauty and complexity of our divine culture. By embracing music, Queen’s Valley School organised an inspiring inter-class solo Singing competition on October 09, 2025, aligned with SDG #16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institution ). The event welcomed participation from students of Class IV.

The students worked hard and showcased their talent in a lively final round. Judges evaluated them on costumes, song selection, melody, confidence, and overall presentation. The event also nurtured 21st-century skills like Innovative, communication, cross - cultural skills and self-management & leadership.

The event gave students a platform for self-expression and boosted their confidence, leaving them with pride, joy, and a deeper love for singing.

The winners:

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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.

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