The school celebrated its 21st Annual Academic Prize-Giving Ceremony, presided over by our Executive Principal, Ma’am Rosa, who graciously honoured the occasion with her presence. Students were recognised for their exceptional accomplishments in both Academics and Co-Curricular pursuits and the School Report for the 2024–25 session was presented by the student representatives.
The ceremony concluded with a vibrant cultural showcase featuring orchestral music, soulful songs and spirited performances of Bhangra and Giddha, adding a festive flourish to an inspiring evening.

The school hosted its highly anticipated House Nights for the 2025–26 session on 28th and 29th October. Students from Tolstoy, Tagore and Teresa Houses came together to present an impressive display of talent, creativity and teamwork.
The evenings unfolded with captivating theatre, insightful English, Hindi and Punjabi productions and dynamic dance performances from India and across the world. Rich musical offerings, ranging from harmonious choir pieces to graceful orchestral arrangements added depth and elegance to the celebrations.
The event concluded to resounding applause, celebrating the dedication, passion and collective spirit of every participant.
~ Krisha Ahluwalia (XI DKB)

Our students had the privilege of attending two MUNs: WELMUN at Welham Boys’ School, Dehradun (30th July–1st August) and the Oxford MUN and Harvard Sustainability Impact Summit at Flame University, Pune (3rd–6th August). These conferences provided them with the opportunity to engage in debates, diplomacy and cultural exchange. At WELMUN, our delegates developed their public speaking, research and leadership skills. At Oxford MUN, they participated in committee sessions, power talks, cultural evenings and the Mega Mind Power Drill. These experiences broadened the students’ global outlook and inspired them to make a positive impact on the world.

Our school hosted its very first Scouts and Guides Camp for students from Class 5 to 12-a thrilling three-day journey of learning, adventure and growth. From flag-unfurling to first aid training, help and rescue in disaster management and lessons on Scouts and Guides, every moment was full of energy and purpose. The camp nurtured teamwork, leadership and problem-solving while instilling service, confidence and responsibility. It was truly an unforgettable experience that shaped us into stronger and more compassionate individuals.
~ Siya Singla (VIII SYN)

The VHS MUN, held at Vivek High School, Chandigarh from April 10–15, was a transformative four-day event that empowered students to engage with real-world issues and sharpen their communication, leadership, and diplomatic skills. A standout moment was an inspiring address by Colonel Sandeep Singh Sahi on global affairs. We’re proud to share that Rahini Kalra, Ranjot Singh Billing, and Otto Leonardo Jendrek earned Verbal Mention Awards for their outstanding contributions. Events like this show that education is about more than textbooks—it shapes character and broadens horizons.
~ Ekasnoor Kaur (XII SKM) and Rahini Kalra (IX SM)

“Some experiences don’t just teach you—they transform you.”

Attending EHMUN’25 from 27th to 30th April was one such experience—exciting, enriching, and unforgettable. As a national-level MUN, it brought together students from across the country to debate, bond, and grow.
The warm hospitality and vibrant ambience made us feel at home. A highlight was the surprise night crisis, testing our quick thinking and teamwork under pressure.
A proud moment came when Ridhiman Mehta (Class XII) won Best Parliamentarian in the Lok Sabha, standing out among 55 participants.
Beyond MUN skills, we walked away with confidence, exposure, and friendships to cherish.
~ Ridhiman Mehta (XII MIK) and Ribhav Gupta (X HJK)

The three-day Inter-House Cultural Extravaganza from 17th to 19th May 2025 was a vibrant celebration.
The event served as a platform for students to exhibit their talents and skills through traditional and western dance performances, along with presentations of classic fairy tale dramas Alice in Wonderland, Winnie the Pooh, and Peter Pan. Equally outstanding were the Punjabi drama and Hindi drama, which shed light on important contemporary challenges.