Inter-House Culinary Competition – Cooking Without Fire
“Healthy eating is not a diet; it is a celebration of life through wholesome choices.”
The Inter-House Culinary Competition for Class V was organised on 15th August 2026 with the theme “Healthy No-Fire Cooking.” The event offered young participants a wonderful opportunity to unleash their culinary creativity and demonstrate their understanding of healthy nutrition, food presentation, hygiene, and mindful food choices.
Representing their respective houses, the young chefs prepared a variety of creative and nutritious dishes without the use of fire. They displayed great enthusiasm and imagination while ensuring proper hygiene, food safety, organised workspaces, and responsible management of food waste.
The competition proved to be an engaging and enriching experience, combining creativity, healthy eating, learning, and a spirit of healthy competition. It encouraged students to appreciate nutritious food and develop valuable life skills such as planning, confidence, presentation, and independent decision-making.
Ankita Tarun Chawla of V B Subhash House, Vansh Vicky Shah of V C Tagore House and Kiyaan Jayesh Kheni of V D Shivaji House bagged 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions respectively.
The Chairman, Shri Kailashji Jain applauded all the young participants for their enthusiasm, creativity, confidence, and wholehearted participation, which made the event truly enjoyable and memorable.
Inter-House Board Decoration Competition – WING 3 | Classes V–VIII | July
“Creativity is intelligence having fun.” – Albert Einstein
The Inter-House Board Decoration Competition for WING 3 (Classes V–VIII) was conducted for the month of July, providing students with an engaging platform to showcase their creativity, teamwork, research skills, and awareness of important health and environmental themes.
Class VIII focused on World Doctors Day, with informative displays on “Medical Legends: Breakthroughs That Saved Millions of Lives,” different types of doctors and their specializations, alternative medicine around the world, and the significant role of vaccines in preventing the spread of diseases.
Class VII highlighted “Sugar Awareness for a Healthier World.” The boards creatively presented information on hidden sugar in everyday foods, the effects of excess sugar on the human body, health risks associated with excessive sugar consumption, and healthier alternatives to sugar, encouraging mindful eating habits.
Class V & VI showcased “Nature’s Cycle: Seasons and Sustainable Food Choices,” featuring seasonal foods and their benefits, including summer foods for energy and hydration, monsoon foods for health and immunity, winter foods for warmth and strength, and autumn harvests and seasonal delights.
The students displayed remarkable creativity, originality, teamwork, and attention to detail, transforming the school corridors into vibrant and informative learning spaces.
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House Board Results
| Position | Class – VIII | Class – VII | Class – V & VI |
| 🥇 First | Subhash House | Subhash House | Subhash House |
| 🥈 Second | Ashoka House | Tagore House | Ashoka House |
| 🥉 Third | Shivaji House | Shivaji House | Shivaji House |
💡 House Bulletin Board (Std – VIII)
🎨 Theme: Medical Legends: Breakthroughs That Saved Millions of Lives
💡 House Bulletin Board (Std – VII)
🎨 Theme: Sugar Awareness for a Healthier World
💡 House Bulletin Board (Std – V & VI)
🎨 Theme: Nature’s Cycle: Seasons and Sustainable Food Choices
The school congratulates the winning house and appreciates all the participating houses for their enthusiastic efforts and creative presentations. The competition successfully blended learning with creativity, fostering healthy competition while encouraging students to become informed, responsible, and conscious individuals.
Inter-House Culinary Competition – Cooking Without Fire
“Healthy eating is not a diet; it is a celebration of life through wholesome choices.”
The Inter-House Culinary Competition for Classes VI–VIII was held on 8th August 2026, in alignment with the objectives of NEP 2020 and the Skill India Mission. Based on the theme “Healthy No-Fire Cooking,” the competition provided students an exciting platform to showcase their culinary creativity, nutritional awareness, presentation skills, and entrepreneurial spirit.
Representing their respective houses, the young chefs individually prepared innovative dishes from the categories of salads, sandwiches, and canapés, using fresh and nutritious ingredients without fire. The participants demonstrated impressive creativity while maintaining high standards of hygiene, food safety, workplace organisation, and sustainable waste management.
The event was a delightful blend of learning, creativity, healthy eating, and healthy competition, encouraging students to explore the joy of preparing nutritious food while developing valuable life skills.
The school applauds all the young chefs for their enthusiastic participation, creativity, and confidence.
📢 Results 📢
No. | Name of the Students | Class | House | Rank |
1. | Manasvini Akshay Gaywala | VI – E | Ashoka | 1st |
2. | Dhyani Nishil Shah | VI – B | Ashoka | 2nd |
3. | Prisha Vipin Jain | VI – E | Subhash | 3rd |
📢 Results 📢
No. | Name of the Students | Class | House | Rank |
1. | Kyara Ronak Mehta | VII – H | Ashoka | 1st |
2. | Deshna Dipesh Jain | VII – G | Subhash | 2nd |
3. | Kashish Lokesh Choudhary | VII – C | Shivaji | 3rd |
📢 Results 📢
No. | Name of the Students | Class | House | Rank |
1. | Aadhya Arun Jhanwar | VIII – B | Ashoka | 1st |
2. | Akshat Kanodia | VIII – I | Subhash | 2nd |
3. | Aadyasha Satyajit Patel | VIII – B | Shivaji | 3rd |
Young Visionary Summit 2026 – A Celebration of Innovation and Leadership
“The future belongs to those who believe in the power of their ideas and have the courage to turn them into reality.”
The Young Visionary Summit 2026, held on 7th and 8th August at The Millennium School, Surat, brought together students from nine schools for two days of innovation, collaboration, critical thinking and leadership. Based on the theme “Youth and Empowerment: Crafting the Future,” the summit encouraged young minds to envision solutions for a more inclusive, compassionate and progressive society.
The summit featured engaging challenges, workshops, panel discussions and interactive activities designed to nurture creativity and problem-solving skills. On Day 1, “The Blind Spot” challenged students to identify overlooked real-world problems and develop innovative solutions through research and strategic thinking. Day 2, “One Innovative Idea Can Change Everything,” encouraged participants to transform ideas into practical solutions and showcase their ripple effect from the family to society, nation, and the world.
We are proud to share that S.D. Jain Modern School, Surat emerged with outstanding results. Team A (Classes VI–VIII) secured the 2nd Position, while Team B (Classes IX–XII) bagged the 1st Position, bringing great pride to the school.
The Principal, Headmaster and Headmistress congratulated the students and teachers on this remarkable feat and appreciated their creativity, teamwork, confidence and dedication. The summit proved to be an enriching experience, empowering students to think boldly, innovate purposefully, and take their first steps towards becoming the change makers of tomorrow.
Interhouse Spell Bee Competition
“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.” – Robert Collier
The Interhouse Spell Bee Competition for Classes VII and VIII was held on 3 August 2026 with immense enthusiasm and spirited participation. Following the auditions, two students each from Class VII and Class VIII were selected to represent their respective houses.
Students from all the four houses engaged in a cut-throat competition, displaying exceptional vocabulary, spelling proficiency, confidence, and quick thinking through a series of challenging rounds like Spell it Right, Jumbled Letters Rounds, Visual Vocabulary, Silent Letter Round and Rapid Fire. The event provided an excellent platform to sharpen language skills and nurture a spirit of healthy competition.
Shivaji House bagged 1st position followed by Ashoka House, Tagore House and Subhash House respectively.
The programme concluded with the prize distribution ceremony in the esteemed presence of the Principal and the Headmistress. They congratulated the winners, commended the determination and sportsmanship displayed by all the participants, and encouraged every student to continue enriching their vocabulary and communication skills. The competition concluded on an inspiring note, leaving the participants motivated to pursue excellence and embrace learning with confidence.
🥇 1st Position – Shivaji House
👥 Participants: Advait Kumar Verma (VII-D), Vardhman Amit Lalani (VII-B), Divyam Gaurav Nandwani (VIII-C), Preeyesh Priyadarshi (VIII-B).
🥈 2nd Position – Ashoka House
👥 Participants: Aayan Ankur Tejani (VII-C), Nishka Sumit Chawla (VII-B), Chris Mathew (VIII-E), Krish Priyank Patel (VIII-G).
🥉 3rd Position – Tagore House
👥 Participants: Rajveer Mandot (VII-B), Grisha Shah (VII-B), Shakshi Rathi (VIII-H), Amayrra singh (VIII-B).
➡ 4th Position –Subhash House ⬅
👥 Participants: Mohit MiteshkumarTrivedi (VII-D), Rajvi Goenka (VII-I), Meera Jasoliya (VIII-H), Svara Kalpesh Shah (VIII-F).
Interhouse Spell Bee Competition
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” – Dr. Seuss
The Interhouse Spell Bee Competition for Classes V and VI was held on 3rd August 2026 with great enthusiasm. After auditions, two students each from Class V and Class VI were selected to represent their respective houses.
Students from Ashoka House, Shivaji House, Subhash House, and Tagore House competed with confidence, showcasing their spelling skills, vocabulary, and presence of mind through various rounds like Spell it Right, Jumbled Letters Rounds, Visual Vocabulary, Silent Letter Round and Rapid Fire. The competition aimed to enhance language skills and promote a healthy competitive spirit.
Subhash House bagged 1st position followed by Tagore House, Ashoka House and Shivaji House respectively.
The programme concluded with the prize distribution ceremony in the presence of the Principal and the Headmistress. They congratulated the winners, appreciated all the participants, and encouraged the students to continue striving for excellence. The event ended on a motivating and inspiring note.
Every Drop Counts: Young Artists Paint a Sustainable Future
“Water is life’s most precious gift. Saving every drop today ensures a brighter tomorrow.”
To foster creativity and spread awareness about environmental conservation, our school organized a State Level Drawing Competition on the theme “Save Water (जल संरक्षण)” on 20 July 2026 in collaboration with Gujarat Prantiya Marwari Yuva Manch.
55 students from Classes VI to VIII enthusiastically participated and showcased their artistic talent through thoughtful illustrations emphasizing water conservation, rainwater harvesting, and the responsible use of this precious natural resource. Each artwork beautifully reflected the message that every drop of water is valuable.
The competition witnessed remarkable creativity and enthusiasm, inspiring students to become responsible citizens and environmental stewards. Three best entries were selected by the judges and forwarded for the next level of the competition as per the prescribed guidelines.
The school congratulates all the participants for their sincere efforts and applauds the winners for their outstanding performances. Such initiatives not only nurture artistic expression but also instill values of environmental responsibility and sustainable living.
School Level Winners:
Swara Vikasbhai Patel of VIII – C, Manya Hetalkumar Shah of VIII – D and Palak Patel of VIII – F bagged 1st three positions respectively. Their entries have been sent for the next level.
The Blank Canvas: A Celebration of Creativity and Innovation
“Creativity is intelligence having fun.” – Albert Einstein
S.D. Jain Modern School successfully conducted the school round of “The Blank Canvas” Inter-School Talent Triumph on 18 July 2026. The competition provided students with a wonderful platform to showcase their creativity, innovation, design thinking, and problem-solving abilities.
Students of Classes V & VI participated under the theme “The Designers,” where they creatively designed either a footwear product or a chocolate brand along with its packaging. Incorporating the mascots Theo and Lucy as brand ambassadors, the participants presented vibrant, imaginative, and well-designed concepts.
Students of Classes VII & VIII explored the theme “The Problem Solvers.” They identified real-life challenges within the school environment and proposed innovative products, services, or ideas to address them. Their presentations reflected originality, critical thinking, and a practical approach to problem-solving.
The enthusiasm, artistic flair, and innovative spirit displayed by more than ____ students made the competition both engaging and inspiring.
The event proved to be a memorable learning experience, encouraging students to transform their ideas into meaningful creations. The most outstanding entries were selected to represent the school in the Grand Finale of the Inter-School Talent Triumph. The competition concluded on a high note, celebrating imagination, innovation, and excellence.
Interhouse Kho Kho Tournament
“Sports do not build character; they reveal it.”
The Interhouse Kho Kho Competition for the girls of Classes VII and VIII was held on 10 July 2026 at S. D. Jain Modern School with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship. Students from all the houses participated with zeal, showcasing their agility, teamwork, and determination.
The event commenced with a brief introduction of the rules of the game. The matches were highly competitive, with each house displaying excellent coordination, quick reflexes, and a strong fighting spirit. The spectators enthusiastically cheered for their teams, adding to the excitement of the event.
After a series of thrilling matches, Tagore House emerged as the champions, while Subhash House secured the runners-up position. The winners were applauded for their outstanding performance and disciplined gameplay.
The Principal and the Headmistress congratulated all the participants and encouraged them to continue participating in sports to develop fitness, confidence, teamwork, and leadership qualities. The competition concluded with the prize distribution ceremony, making the event a memorable and successful one.
1st Position Tagore House | ||
Sr. No. | Name | Class |
1 | Vani Jaiswal | 7 – C |
2 | Naisha Arun Periwal | 8 – C |
3 | Ira Upadhyay | 7 – A |
4 | Shakshi Rathi | 8 – H |
5 | Hanya Darendra Singh | 7 – I |
6 | Prachi Bhurat | 7 – G |
7 | Dhruti Sanket Patel | 7 – I |
8 | Sanvi Jajadiya | 7 – D |
9 | Naina Aditya Chhawchharia | 8 – F |
10 | Ziana Reshamwala | 8 – C |
2nd Position Subhash House | ||
Sr. No. | Name | Class |
1 | Aanya Shailesh Patel | 8 – F |
2 | Darshi Kishorkumar Asodaria | 8 – A |
3 | Yashvi Aakash Jain | 8 – C |
4 | Shriya Darshan Vasava | 8 – C |
5 | Dhruvi Ramniranjan Bajaj | 7 – A |
6 | Palak Rameshkumar Rathi | 8 – H |
7 | Riya Mohanalal Choudhary | 8 – I |
8 | Deshna Jain | 7 – G |
9 | Nishika Shyam Goyal | 7 – G |
10 | Svara Kalpesh Shah | 8 – F |
11 | Krisha Dhavalkumar Patel | 8 – G |
3rd Position Ashoka House | ||
Sr. No. | Name | Class |
1 | Harshika Kalpesh Vishwakarma | 7 – D |
2 | Palak Mineshkumar Patel | 8 – F |
3 | Parshvi Jain | 7 – E |
4 | Sanchi Ravi Bajoria | 7 – E |
5 | Vihana Rahul Sanghvi | 8 – A |
6 | Tanishka Bijay Agrawal | 7 – A |
7 | Vidhi Deepak Goyal | 7 – C |
8 | Sanskriti Manish Agrawal | 7 – C |
9 | Tanisi Harsh Kumar | 8 – D |
10 | Utsavi Umesh Shah | 8 – D |
11 | Dhyaniba Abhijeetsinh Parmar | 7 – B |
12 | Vini Vishal Shah | 8 – D |
Annual Science and Arts Exhibition 2026
S.D. Jain Modern School proudly hosted its Annual Science and Arts Exhibition on 30 June and 1 July, 2026, as part of the Founder’s Day celebrations. Organized in the cherished memory of the revered Founder Chairman, Late Shri Devraj Ji Jain, the exhibition stood as a heartfelt tribute to his enduring vision of holistic education and nation-building.
The exhibition, themed “Building a Better Tomorrow”,showcased the creativity, innovation, and artistic excellence of students across various grades. Visitors explored an impressive display of scientific models, innovative projects, artistic creations, and interactive exhibits that reflected students’ critical thinking, imagination, and commitment to addressing real-world challenges.
The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Mr. Anurag Dubey, IRS, Additional Commissioner of Income Tax, who attended as the Chief Guest and Shri Kailashji Jain, the chairmen of Paras Education Trust. They appreciated the students’ remarkable efforts, applauded their innovative ideas, and encouraged them to continue nurturing scientific curiosity and creative expression for the betterment of society.
The exhibition witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, teachers, parents, and guests, making it a vibrant celebration of learning, innovation, and talent. It beautifully embodied the school’s commitment to fostering excellence while carrying forward the inspiring legacy of its Founder Chairman.
Winners of Science Projects | |||||||
Position | Std – V | Std – VI | |||||
Student’s Name | Class /Sec | Project Title | Student’s Name | Class /Sec | Project Title | ||
1 | NITYA ARPIT JOGANI | V-C | SURAT- SMART CITY | HARVI GIRISH KUMAR JAIN | VI-G | RAIN WATER HARVESTING | |
2 | AADHYA RAJANI | V-A | HUMAN DIGESTIVE SYSTEM | MOKSH VINIT DALAL | VI- A
| CYBER CRIME | |
TANAY MANISH DALAL | V-F | ||||||
AVAYAY DESAI | |||||||
YASHVI SHASHANK SINGH | VI-E | EARTHQUAKE SAFETY AWARENESS | |||||
AARVI PATEL | |||||||
MAITRI YOGESH JAIN | |||||||
SAACHI YOGESH SHAH | |||||||
3 | JIYA GANDHI | V-D | WATER CYCLE | PRACHI NILESHBHAI GANGANI | VI-E | RAINWATER HARVESTING | |
SIYA JAYANT GUPTA | |||||||
HEEYA VIRAJ MEHTA | |||||||
MANASVINI AKSHAY GAYWALA | |||||||
DITYA BHAVIK NATALI | |||||||
Interhouse Table Tennis Competition
“Success is where preparation and opportunity meet.” – Bobby Unser
Table Tennis is a game that includes quick movements and players must have the necessary skills to be in position to make the movements. An Interhouse Table Tennis Competition was organised for the students of classes V & VI for both boys and girls on 20 June 2026 in the school indoor sports hall. The event aimed to encourage sportsmanship, teamwork, and healthy competition among students.
Participants from all the houses enthusiastically competed in both the boys’ and girls’ categories. The matches were exciting, with players displaying excellent skill, determination, and discipline.
The winners and runners-up were awarded medals and certificates by the Headmistress, who congratulated all the participants for their outstanding performances and appreciated their spirit of fair play.
The competition was a great success and helped promote physical fitness, confidence, and unity among students.
V & VI Girls | ||||
Sr. No. | Student’s Name | Class | House | Rank |
1. | Kashish Brijesh Patel | V – D | Shivaji | 1 |
2. | Anvi Nitin Bajaj | V – A | Asoka | 2 |
3. | Jiya Choudhary | V – H | Tagore | 3 |
V & VI Boys | ||||
Sr. No. | Student’s Name | Class | House | Rank |
1. | Sahil Jitendra Chandak | V – H | Ashoka | 1 |
2. | Jiyansh Mohit Choudhary | VI – D | Subhash | 2 |
3. | Rivaan Dhoka | V – H | Tagore | 3 |
Interhouse Table Tennis Competition
“Success is where preparation and opportunity meet.” – Bobby Unser
Table Tennis is a game that includes quick movements and players must have the necessary skills to be in position to make the movements. An Interhouse Table Tennis Competition was organised for the students of classes VII & VIII for both boys and girls on 27 June 2026 in the school indoor sports hall. The event aimed to encourage sportsmanship, teamwork, and healthy competition among students.
Participants from all the houses enthusiastically competed in both the boys’ and girls’ categories. The matches were exciting, with players displaying excellent skill, determination, and discipline.
The winners and runners-up were awarded medals and certificates by the Headmistress, who congratulated all the participants for their outstanding performances and appreciated their spirit of fair play.
The competition was a great success and helped promote physical fitness, confidence, and unity among students.
VII & VIII Girls | ||||
Sr. No. | Student’s Name | Class | House | Rank |
1. | KASHVI PARMAR | 8J | SHUBHASH | 1 |
2. | NAISHA ARUN PERIWAL | 8C | TAGORE | 2 |
3. | AARNA RITESHKUMAR DESAI | 7I | TAGORE | 3 |
VII & VIII Boys | ||||
Sr. No. | Student’s Name | Class | House | Rank |
1. | DARSH AMRIT DOTIA | 8I | TAGORE | 1 |
2. | NAKSH MUKESH RATHI | 8J | ASHOKA | 2 |
3. | AKSHAT SANDEEP AGARWAL | 8J | SHIVAJI | 3 |
Special Assembly and Seminar on Cyber Security Awareness
A Special Assembly and Seminar on Cyber Security Awareness was organized in the school on July 6 2026, Monday to educate students about safe and responsible use of the internet. The programme highlighted the growing risks of cybercrime, including phishing, OTP fraud, identity theft, online scams, and cyber bullying.
An informative seminar was conducted by the school counsellors, Ms Jhanvi Dalia and Mr Aditya Ukani where valuable insights into the latest cyber threats and preventive measures were shared. The interactive session encouraged students to actively participate by asking questions and discussing real-life situations, making the seminar both engaging and educational.
A special skit presented by the students was the highlight of the programme. Through an engaging performance, the students portrayed various online scams and demonstrated how cyber criminals manipulate unsuspecting individuals. The skit effectively conveyed important messages about vigilance, responsible internet usage, and the importance of verifying information before sharing personal or financial details. It received enthusiastic appreciation from the audience for its creativity and impactful message.
The programme concluded with reinforcing the importance of cyber awareness and encouraging every student to become a responsible digital citizen and an ambassador of online safety within the community.
Interhouse Chess Tournament
“Just like in chess, life’s journey is about more than winning. It’s about how you maneuver through challenges, how you recover from setbacks, and how you strategize for the future.”
The Inter-House Chess Tournament was successfully conducted on 20/06/2026 for the students of classes V & VI in the school premises with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship. The event aimed to promote strategic thinking, concentration, and healthy competition among the students.
Participants from all houses showcased their skills and competed in a series of well-organized matches. The students displayed impressive talent, patience, and analytical thinking throughout the tournament.
V & VI Boys | ||||
Sr. No. | Student’s Name | Class | House | Rank |
1. | Pratham Mayank Malpani | VI – F | Subhash | 1 |
2. | Shaurya Piyush Surana | VI – F | Ashoka | 2 |
3. | Rudra Rakeshkumar Das | V – H | Shivaji | 3 |
V & VI Girls | ||||
Sr. No. | Student’s Name | Class | House | Rank |
1. | Jinisha Nitesh Nandawat | VI – G | Shivaji | 1 |
2. | Khanak Sunil Chauhan | VI – C | Tagore | 2 |
3. | Anika Prajapati | VI – C | Subhash | 3 |
Inter-House Elocution Competition (Classes VII & VIII)
“The power of words lies in their ability to inspire minds, ignite change, and shape the future.”
An Inter-House Elocution Competition was organized for the students of Classes VII and VIII in the school auditorium on Tuesday, 23 June 2026. The event aimed to enhance students’ public speaking skills, boost their confidence, and provide them with a platform to express their thoughts on contemporary and thought-provoking topics.
Students from all four houses participated enthusiastically and showcased their eloquence, clarity of thought, and impressive stage presence. The participants delivered well-prepared speeches on a variety of meaningful topics, including “Dreams Do Not Work Unless You Do,” “The Earth Does Not Belong to Us; We Belong to the Earth,” “Screen Time: How Much Is Too Much?” “Cyber Safety for Young People,” “Financial Literacy is Important for Teenagers Too,” and “Are We Sacrificing Health for Convenience?”, among others.
The competition was judged on content, pronunciation, expression, confidence, and overall presentation. The judges appreciated the efforts of all participants and commended them for their thorough preparation and outstanding performances.
The event concluded with the announcement of the winners, followed by an inspiring address from the judges, who encouraged the students to continue honing their communication and critical-thinking skills. The programme ended on a high note with encouraging words from the Principal, Mr. Chetan Dalwala, and the Headmistress, Ms. Amita Singh, who congratulated the participants on their commendable efforts and emphasized the importance of effective communication in personal and academic growth.
Std – VII | |||
Position | Student’s Name | Class/Sec | House |
1 | Shubhra Ujjwal Vajpeyee | VII – E | Shivaji |
2 | Tanisi Borah | VII – A | Shivaji |
3 | Arya Mayank Patel | VII – G | Ashoka |
3 | Padmanabh Milind Deshpande | VII – C | Ashoka |
Std – VIII | |||
Position | Student’s Name | Class/Sec | House |
1 | Anika Agrawal | VIII – C | Ashoka |
2 | Chaarvy Chinmay Joshi | VIII – A | Subhash |
3 | Darshika Mayur Chhabria | VIII – E | Ashoka |
3 | Naisha Kapil Narang | VIII – D | Tagore |
International Yoga Day Celebration
Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self.” — The Bhagavad Gita
S. D. Jain Modern School celebrated International Yoga Day with enthusiasm and active participation from the students of Classes V to VIII. The event was organized to highlight the importance of yoga in maintaining physical fitness, mental well-being, and a balanced lifestyle.
Students performed various yoga asanas, pranayama, and meditation exercises under the guidance of their teachers. The activities helped students understand the significance of yoga in developing concentration, flexibility, and inner peace.
A special highlight of the event was an energetic aerobics session by the Gajanan Aerobics Group. The instructors led students through a series of lively aerobic exercises and fitness routines, promoting the importance of regular physical activity for a healthy body and mind. The session was highly engaging and filled the atmosphere with enthusiasm and positivity.
The event concluded on a positive note. Principal, Mr Chetan Dalwala and Headmistress, Mrs Amita Singh motivated the students to make yoga and exercise a part of their daily routine.
Inter-House English Recitation Competition
Classes V & VI
“Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.”
— Robert Frost
An Inter-House English Recitation Competition for the students of Classes V and VI was held on 19 June 2026, Friday in the school auditorium with great enthusiasm and participation. The event aimed to enhance students’ confidence and public speaking skills while fostering an appreciation for English literature.
Participants from all the houses showcased their talent by reciting a variety of poems with remarkable fluency, voice modulation, and expressive gestures. The young reciters captivated the audience with their confidence and stage presence, making the competition both engaging and inspiring.
The judges evaluated the participants on the basis of pronunciation, clarity, voice modulation, confidence, expression, and overall presentation. Principal, Mr. Chetan Dalwala and Headmistress, Mrs. Amita Singh appreciated the students for their enthusiastic participation and encouraged them to continue nurturing their literary and communication skills.
Result of English Recitation Competition
Std – V | |||
Position | Student’s Name | Class/Sec | House |
1 | Gihan Sinha | V – C | Ashoka |
2 | Shravya Ojha | V – C | Shivaji |
3 | Taisha Sharma | V – H | Ashoka |
Std – VI | |||
Position | Student’s Name | Class/Sec | House |
1 | Paakhi Shah | VI – B | Subhash |
2 | Kanak Akshay Mootha | VI – G | Subhash |
3 | Chitrali Dheeraj Nigam | VI – D | Tagore |
Consolation | Aashna Sunil Khetan | Vi – D | Shivaji |
Interhouse Football Tournament
The Interhouse Football Tournament for Class VIII was held on the school ground on 18th April 2026. The event aimed to promote teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness among the students.
All four houses participated with great enthusiasm and competitive spirit. The matches were thrilling, showcasing excellent coordination, dribbling, and shooting skills.
The players displayed remarkable energy and team spirit throughout the tournament.
The event concluded with congratulating the winners and appreciating all participants for their sportsmanship and dedication. The tournament truly reflected the values of teamwork, discipline, and healthy competition.
The results were:
Winning Team: Subhash House
Aarav Shrikant Mundra (VIII – A), Jainam Padam Mehta (VIII – D), Yuvraj Sharma (VIII – D), Aarav Ghanshyambhai Gajipara (VIII – J), Pratik Rajendrabhai Manani (VIII – J), Punya Deorah (VIII – I), Yash Chitlangia (VIII – F), Madhav Pankaj Agarwal (VIII – G), Shreyansh Rakeshkumar Rawal (VIII – E), Kirtan Paresh Ahir (VIII – E), Ayush Kumar (VIII – F), Shashvat Kunal Shah (VIII – J)
1st Runner up Team: Ashoka House
Riddham Suryaprkash Mehta (VIII – H), Krish Priyank Patel (VIII – G), Hitarth Nilkamal Patel (VIII – E), Naksh Ankur Desai (VIII – D), Kumar Paresh Ahir (VIII – F), Bhavya Choudhary (VIII – F), Himank Praveen Gupta (VIII – B), Vihan Gautam Surana (VIII – J), Aarav Kandulna (VIII – G), Kalp Chandraprakash Singhvi (VIII – D), Siddharthsinh Solanki (VIII – I), Ramya Amitkumar Patel (VIII – F)
2nd Runner up Team: Shivaji House
Laksh Shivender Arora (VIII – F), Ishant Deepak Jalan (VIII – G), Manthan Patel (VIII – J), Siddhant Choudhary (VIII – H), Vinan Nikunj Damani (VIII – B), Arnav Suraj Singh (VIII – G), Aaditya Pratap Singh (VIII – E), Sharva Patel (VIII – J), Keshav Ashish Jajodia (VIII – H), Sumeet Samir Bhansali (VIII – F), Mohit Dhiraj Lakhi (VIII – F)
Interhouse Basketball Tournament
(Classes VII & VII)
“Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships.” – Michael Jordan.
The Interhouse Basketball Tournament for Classes VII and VIII was held on the school Basketball court on 18th April 2026. The event aimed to promote teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness among the students.
All four houses participated with great enthusiasm and competitive spirit. The matches were thrilling, showcasing excellent coordination, dribbling, and shooting skills.
The players displayed remarkable energy and team spirit throughout the tournament.
The event concluded with congratulating the winners and appreciating all participants for their sportsmanship and dedication. The tournament truly reflected the values of teamwork, discipline, and healthy competition.
Boys:- VII & VIII
Winner Team:- Subhash House
Veer Vijay Saboo (VIII – J), Varya Vinit Shah (VIII – D), Shivanshkumar Anghan (VIII – G), Aman Nawalkishor Rauniyar (VII – D), Prateek Jitender Gupta (VIII – F)
1st Runner up Team:- Ashoka House
Aarav Sandeep Bhoot (VII – F), Sarthak Tushar Shah (VII – A), Naksh Mukesh Rathi (VIII – J), Rudra Rakesh Kumar Pandey (VII – C), Neev Manish Sanghvi (VIII – C), Vihan Lokeshkumar Parmar (VIII – I)
2nd Runner up Team:- Shivaji House
Vedit Mukesh Chandak (VIII – H), Dhairya Bhuvnesh Bharara (VII – E), Ansh Pratik Tibrewal (VIII – G), Nirvay Chiragbhai Raja (VIII – A), Granth Agarwal (VII – F)
Girls:- VII & VIII
Winner Team:- Ashoka House
Priyanshi Prakash Chanani (VII – A), Nishka Sumit Chawla (VII – B), Heer Devendra Patel (VIII – I), Khwaish Rajiv Kharwar (VII – B), Prishka Mehta (VII – I), Kailyn Jaiprakash Murjani (VIII – F), Radhika Sanjaykumar Gupta (VII – B), Mahi Mukesh Lakhiani (VIII – A), Riyanshi Hitesh Arora (VII – D)
1st Runner up Team:- Tagore House
Harshita Samarth Nandwani (VII – A), Varenya Ramanadh Vaka (VII – F), Aarna Ritesh Desai (VII – I), Jnya Vaibhav Mehta (VII – B), Chahak Nitesh Kumar Gupta (VIII – G), Ananya Suresh Kumar Chandak (VIII – D), Arohi Surinder Chopra (VII – H), Aavya Aggarwal (VIII – B), Maanya Hemant Deora (VIII – H)
2nd Runner up Team:- Shivaji House
Dhanvi Jain (VII – G), Ananyasingh Keshavsingh Rajput (VIII – I), Aashvi Ashutosh Gaur (VIII – A), Bornika Bipul Borah (VIII – G), Nidhi Chetan Dhakan (VII – H), Viyona Mukesh Agarwal (VII – A), Bhavya Jay Wadhwani (VIII – J), Janvi Singh (VIII – J), Dhyana Chandresh Vasani (VIII – B)
Class Bulletin Board and House Bulletin Board Evaluation
Bulletin boards are more than just displays—they reflect the creativity, teamwork, awareness, and dedication of students. They serve as a platform where ideas come alive through art, information, and thoughtful presentation. The effort put into each board showcases not only artistic skills but also collaboration, responsibility, and pride in one’s class and house.
We are pleased to announce the results of the Class Bulletin Board and House Bulletin Board evaluation. The entries were judged on creativity, relevance of content, neatness, and overall presentation. Each group put in commendable effort, making the evaluation both exciting and challenging.
Class Board Results
Position | Class – V | Class – VI | Class – VII | Class – VIII |
First | V – C | VI – D | VII – C | VIII – D |
Second | V – E | VI – A | VII – B | VIII – A, F |
Third | V – D | VI – F | VII – A | VIII – E, J |
Interhouse Chess Tournament
“Just like in chess, life’s journey is about more than winning. It’s about how you maneuver through challenges, how you recover from setbacks, and how you strategize for the future.”
The Inter-House Chess Tournament was successfully conducted on 11/04/2026 for the students of classes VII & VIII in the school premises with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship. The event aimed to promote strategic thinking, concentration, and healthy competition among the students.
Participants from all houses showcased their skills and competed in a series of well-organized matches. The students displayed impressive talent, patience, and analytical thinking throughout the tournament.
VII & VIII Boys | ||||
Sr. No. | Student’s Name | Class | House | Rank |
1. | NEEV PARESHBHAI LAKHANI | VII – F | Shivaji | 1 |
2. | VIVAAN ASHISH JAGNANI | VII – G | Ashoka | 2 |
3. | YASH CHITLANGIA | VIII – F | Subhash | 3 |
VII & VIII Girls | ||||
Sr. No. | Student’s Name | Class | House | Rank |
1. | VARENYA RAMANADH VAKA | VII – F | Tagore | 1 |
2. | SANSKRITI MANISH AGRAWAL | VII – C | Ashoka | 2 |
3. | SAANCHI RAMAVTAR BAJAJ | VIII – D | Shivaji | 3 |