"Every click leaves a trace - think twice before you share your space."  

Students of Class IX-B recently presented an engaging assembly on the theme ‘Click With Caution – Protecting Yourself in the Digital Age’ to raise awareness about online safety among their peers. The session began with updates on current events, followed by a motivational speech highlighting the risks of careless online behavior and encouraging responsible digital citizenship.

To further emphasize the message, students recited a poem and performed an energetic rap that underscored key points such as avoiding unknown links, recognizing and reporting cyberbullying, creating strong passwords, and being cautious when sharing personal information. A mime act also illustrated the dangers of online scams, effectively conveying the consequences of falling victim to such threats. Head of School, Ms. Miti Dhingra concluded the assembly by reinforcing the importance of using the internet responsibly and commended the students for their efforts in promoting cyber awareness. The assembly successfully combined education and entertainment, leaving a lasting impact on the audience.

A key highlight of the session was the address by Head of School, Ms. Miti Dhingra, who shared her perspective on the importance of balance, mental well-being, and creating a nurturing environment at home. She emphasized that academic excellence is best achieved when students feel supported, motivated, and mentally resilient.

Adding further value to the session, School Counsellor, Ms. Monica Joy, provided practical tools, strategies, and psychological insights to help both students and parents manage time effectively and stay focused. Her interactive and relatable approach made the session especially engaging and informative.

Together, their guidance offered a holistic approach to exam readiness—one that goes beyond academics to include emotional well-being and effective planning.

The session concluded on a collaborative note, reinforcing the shared commitment of the school and parents in guiding students toward success in their board examinations.

Students presented a meaningful skit highlighting the struggles of daily wage workers and the importance of fair wages and humane working conditions. This was followed by a lively song and dance performance dedicated to the spirit of labour.

Head of School, Ms Miti Dhingra appreciated the efforts of the students and encouraged everyone to respect all forms of work. The assembly concluded with a heartfelt gesture - school helpers were invited on stage and given thank-you cards by the principal as a token of gratitude.

“One of the greatest gifts a present can give a child is to help them find their talents.”  

Sachdeva Global School proudly organized an Inter House Talent Competition titled ‘Echoes of Joy’ on 1 May 2025 as part of its co-curricular activities. The event aimed to provide students of Classes 3 to 5 a platform to showcase their hidden talents and encourage self-expression beyond academics. The main objective of the competition was to inspire students to step forward and display their unique abilities. The event not only celebrated talent but also motivated other students to recognize and nurture their potential.

The competition featured three categories: singing, dancing, and playing musical instruments. Students represented their respective houses with great enthusiasm, contributing to the vibrant and energetic atmosphere of the show. A total of 86 participants took part, putting their heart and soul into their performances. Their dedication and creativity were commendable and greatly appreciated by all present, including our esteemed faculty members who graced the occasion with their presence.

In a display of outstanding talent and teamwork Harmony House secured the First Position followed by the Pride House proudly claiming the second position. The event was a resounding success, not only for the joy it brought to participants and spectators alike but also for enabling the school to discover several exceptionally talented students.

Results

Explore the world through its heritage.  

To foster awareness about global cultural and natural treasures and to mark the World Heritage Day which is celebrated on 18 April all over the world, an Inter-House Collage-Making Competition was held on 30 April 2025 for students of Classes VI to VIII. Participants from all four houses showcased their creativity by crafting vibrant collages on the theme ‘UNESCO World Heritage Sites’, featuring iconic landmarks such as the Taj Mahal, Great Wall of China, Pyramids of Egypt, Colosseum, and Red Fort. The activity was a meaningful blend of art and learning that significantly promoted cultural awareness and highlighted the importance of preserving the world’s rich heritage among students.

The results of the Inter-House Collage-Making Competition are as follow-

"No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted." – Aesop  

The school assembly held on 29.04.2025 was dedicated to the theme “Kindness Makes the World Brighter: Helping Others Every Day.” The assembly began with a meaningful thought, reminding us that being kind, even in small ways, can have a big, positive impact on others—just like the sun brightens everything it touches.

The students then presented a small skit on the topic “Magic of Kindness” and gave a few examples of how we can show kindness to others without expecting anything in return. A beautiful poem was also recited by two students, highlighting the importance of kindness.

Students were given the opportunity to share motivational quotes on kindness. "Let’s carry kindness in our hearts and spread it everywhere we go—because even a small act of kindness can light up someone’s world!"

Ms. Miti Dhingra, Head of School, graced the occasion with her presence and words of encouragement. She encouraged the students to inculcate kind habits in their everyday routine and do something nice for others without expecting anything in return.

The assembly also emphasized the importance of kindness, reminding us that simple acts of helping, sharing, and caring can make a big difference in someone’s day and help build a more positive and supportive community.

All players competed with dedication and displayed a true spirit of the game. Their efforts were greatly supported and encouraged by their teammates and house in-charges, contributing to an environment of motivation and camaraderie. In a thrilling finale, Harmony House emerged as the champions, securing the first position. Peace House put up a commendable performance and claimed the second position, while Pride House finished strong to take the third position in the competition.

The event was a resounding success, highlighting not only the athletic talents of the students but also their unity, discipline and competitive spirit.

"Beneath our feet lies the oldest storyteller- listen to the soil."  

Our planet is an amazing place to live in, but it needs our help to flourish! We celebrate Earth Day on 22nd April every year to raise awareness about environmental issues. Honouring the day, the students of Class I-A presented an assembly on the topic ‘Embrace nature’s grace, leave a green trace: Mother Nature’ on 25th April 2025. The students highlighted the importance of Mother Earth and that partaking in simple steps can make a big difference in creating a sustainable future. They also presented a beautiful and impactful dance on ‘Mitti ki Chitthi’ song.

The assembly was graced by Ms. Miti Dhingra, Head of School, who addressed the gathering with heartfelt words of encouragement. She applauded the students for their efforts and urged everyone to take small yet meaningful steps towards a sustainable future. Her message inspired all to become more mindful and responsible in their everyday actions. The assembly served as a timely reminder of our shared duty to keep the environment clean and safe, and it left the audience motivated to contribute to a greener, healthier planet.

“Poshan is the path to Positivity and Progress.”  

Good nutrition is the foundation of a healthy life. To promote awareness about balanced diets and healthy eating habits, our school enthusiastically celebrated Poshan Pakhwada in line with the nationwide initiative launched by the Government of India.

The week-long celebration aimed to instill the importance of nutrition among students through engaging and educational activities. Students of Classes Buds and Blooms brought millet-based snacks in their tiffin boxes, prepared using traditional grains like jowar, bajra, and ragi. Teachers explained how these grains are both nutritious and climate-resilient, forming a key part of India’s food heritage.

In Class I, students learned about healthy eating habits, the components of a balanced diet, and the importance of personal hygiene. Class II students explored the significance of Poshan Pakhwada and discussed various traditional and regional foods from across India, reinforcing the theme of "Nutrition for All." Students also watched a short video and presentation on food groups and balanced diets, making the learning experience more visual and impactful.

The event served as a reminder that healthy choices begin with awareness. By embracing nutritious, locally available foods and building mindful eating habits, we take a step towards a healthier and stronger community. Poshan Pakhwada was not just a celebration—it was a step forward in our journey toward better living.

Wasting time is useless, cleaning the environment is the best.  

Students of Classes VIII C and VIII D came together to present a powerful and inspiring assembly on the theme “Our Planet, Our Responsibility.” The event commenced with a compelling enactment that emphasized the urgent need to protect our planet. The skit vividly portrayed the significance of cleanliness and a healthy environment as the foundation for a happy and fulfilling life. Following this impactful performance, poetry recitations by Apoorvi Vashisth and Saumya Kaushik of Class VIII C beautifully echoed the message of environmental responsibility.

The assembly was graced by Ms. Miti Dhingra, Head of School, who addressed the gathering with heartfelt words of encouragement. She applauded the students for their efforts and urged everyone to take small yet meaningful steps towards a sustainable future. Her message inspired all to become more mindful and responsible in their everyday actions.The assembly served as a timely reminder of our shared duty to keep the environment clean and safe, and it left the audience motivated to contribute to a greener, healthier planet.

“Let us protect the Earth like our life depends on it—because it does.”  

As part of our ongoing commitment to instilling environmental consciousness and a sense of responsibility among students, our school joyfully celebrated Earth Day with a series of creative and meaningful Inter-class Activities for Classes 3, 4, and 5.

Class 3 students crafted eco-friendly bird feeders using recycled materials. This hands-on activity encouraged care for birds and nurtured empathy for living beings. Class 4 created vibrant wall hangings featuring meaningful Earth Day quotes. This artistic expression helped them communicate strong environmental messages. Class 5 designed posters on the theme “My Green Promise,”. They visualized and illustrated their individual commitments towards a healthier planet, using drawings and slogans to express their pledges. From conserving water and planting trees to reducing plastic usage, their posters demonstrated both awareness and action.

The Earth Day celebrations this year successfully blended creativity, awareness, and action. Through these class-wise activities, students not only explored ways to protect the environment but also realized the power of their contributions, no matter how small.

Results:

Bags speak louder than words  

On 23rd April 2025, Sachdeva Global School hosted an Inter-House Tote Bag Painting Competition for students of Classes VI to VIII. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation, as students showcased their creativity, imagination, and artistic flair.

With themes ranging from nature to environmental conservation, the young artists used tote bags, fabric paints, stencils, and brushes to create vibrant, original designs. From geometric patterns to inspirational messages, each bag reflected harmony, balance, and a deep sense of purpose.

The competition not only highlighted the artistic talents of our students but also reinforced the importance of eco-friendliness and sustainability. It was a truly enriching experience that celebrated self-expression, community spirit, and environmental awareness.

The results of the Inter-House Tote Bag Painting Competition are as follow

Earth, the beautiful place we call home, is in major need of revival. As the world faces unprecedented weather events and rising temperatures caused by climate change, we must all pitch in and do our part to help preserve the planet.

The students of SGS celebrated Earth Day by making beautiful and informative posters. Class VI students made posters on ‘Say No to Plastics’, Class VII students made posters on ‘Save Energy’ and Class VIII students made posters on ‘Stop Global Warming’.

The students found the activities useful and took a vow to save Mother Earth and continue working towards a sustainable environment!

The results of the inter class poster making activity are as follow

“You have to hold yourself accountable for your actions, and that’s how we’re going to protect the Earth.” — Julia Butterfly Hill  

To celebrate Earth Day and spread awareness about environmental conservation, a morning assembly filled with creative presentations and thought-provoking messages was organized for students of classes III-V. The entire event emphasized the importance of protecting our planet and taking small steps towards sustainability.

The assembly began with a warm welcome introducing the theme of Earth Day and its global significance which reminded everyone that Earth Day is celebrated on April 22nd every year to raise awareness about environmental issues and encourage actions to protect nature.The skit concluded with a hopeful message that how small efforts like planting trees, recycling, and reducing plastic use can help heal the planet.

A beautiful poem titled "Our planet" was also recited highlighting the beauty of nature and the urgent need to preserve it. The lines of the poem inspired students to appreciate the wonders of the Earth and act as responsible stewards of the environment. A group of students shared practical and easy ways to help the environment. To conclude the assembly, all students and teachers stood up to take a heartfelt Earth Day pledge.

Our esteemed principal, Ms. Miti Dhingra appreciated the efforts of the students and emphasized the importance of building an eco-conscious mind-set from a young age. Overall, the Earth Day assembly was an eye-opening and inspiring event. It instilled a sense of responsibility in students towards the environment and encouraged them to take active steps for a greener and healthier planet.

“She wears the sky like a crown and cradles life in her arms—Mother Earth, the eternal giver."  

Earth Day serves as a powerful reminder of how precious our planet is and the responsibility, we share in protecting it. The Earth generously provides us with clean air, fresh water, fertile soil, and thriving ecosystems—essentials for all forms of life. Each year on 22 April, people across the globe unite to celebrate nature, raise awareness about environmental issues, and take meaningful action toward building a more sustainable future.

As part of the Earth Day celebrations, a special activity titled ‘Little Farmers at Work’ was organized for the students of Classes Buds and Blooms, centered around the theme ‘Sowing the Seeds of Tomorrow.’ This fun-filled and educational initiative turned our young learners into enthusiastic little farmers for a day. The children arrived dressed as farmers, complete with hats, aprons, and miniature tools, radiating joy and excitement. They eagerly participated in a hands-on seed-sowing activity, where each child received a small pot, soil, and seeds. With the gentle guidance of their teachers, the children carefully planted their seeds, watered them, and placed the pots in the sunlight.

Throughout the activity, students learned about the growth cycle of plants and the essential elements—sunlight, water, and care—that help them thrive. Teachers also took the opportunity to discuss the important role of farmers in our lives and how plants contribute to maintaining the balance of our environment.

It was truly heartwarming to witness the wonder and curiosity in the eyes of the little ones as they nurtured their tiny pots. Their smiles mirrored the joy of learning through doing, and their curiosity blossomed—just like the seeds they planted. This meaningful activity not only reinforced the core message of Earth Day—to respect and care for our natural world —but also helped instill values of responsibility, appreciation for nature, and the rewards of hard work in our young learners.

Our little farmers truly sowed the seeds of a greener, more hopeful tomorrow—one pot at a time.

"Mother Earth nurtures all, asks for nothing but respect in return.”  

Our planet is an amazing place to live, but it needs our help to flourish! We celebrate Earth Day on 22nd April every year to raise awareness about environmental issues. This global observance helps young minds understand the importance of protecting our planet and inspires them to take positive environmental action.

With this thought in mind, various activities were organized for the students from Buds to Class II. The students discussed the importance of Mother Earth and how taking simple steps can make a big difference in creating a sustainable future. Teachers also raised awareness about issues like climate change, pollution, deforestation, and sustainable living through these activities.

The students of Buds enjoyed the ‘Thumb Printing’ activity for Earth Day, where they did thumb printing on Earth-shaped paper cut-outs and pasted them on kulfi sticks. The students of Blooms showcased their colouring skills on Earth-shaped cutouts with a meaningful quote and pasted them on ice-cream sticks. The students of Class I enjoyed their ‘Medal Making’ activity, where they showed their creativity by colouring Earth-shaped medals and adding ribbons to enhance their beauty. The students of Class II shared different ideas and ways to save our Earth. They thoroughly enjoyed colouring the ‘I Love My Earth’ headbands.

The purpose of celebrating Earth Day is to help keep our grass greener and our skies bluer by growing more trees and reducing pollution. It was a great day to highlight our efforts and engage our students in making a difference through their actions and decisions. The mantra that rang out loud and clear throughout the school was: “Together, we can make every day Earth Day, and each one of us in the school can make a difference to the quality of our lives!”

This vibrant and engaging event was held in both the auditorium and the corridor near the senior library, running for 10 days from 21st April to 3rd May 2025. With over 2,000 book titles on display, the fair catered to a wide range of interests. The collection featured everything from fiction and non-fiction to academic texts and children’s literature, ensuring there was something for everyone. Students, teachers, and parents participated enthusiastically, creating a lively atmosphere filled with curiosity and learning. The Book Fair was a resounding success, promoting a love for reading and literature throughout the school community. It inspired students to engage more deeply with books and helped reignite a passion for reading across all age groups.

"Truth outlives lies, standing firm when all else falls away."  

Class VIII A and VIII B students conducted a thoughtful and inspiring assembly on the topic "The Power of Virtue and Truth."

The assembly began with a powerful enactment showcasing why truth and virtue are the real heroes in our lives. The act highlighted the importance of living with integrity and moral values.This was followed by poetry recitations by Shanya Gupta (VIII B) in Hindi and Anmol Singh Bindra (VIII A) in English, beautifully expressing the essence of truth and virtue.

Ms. Miti Dhingra, Head of School, graced the occasion with her presence. She addressed the students and praised their efforts. She encouraged everyone to imbibe the values of truth and virtue in their daily lives to become responsible and upright individuals. The assembly was a wonderful reminder of how core values shape our character and guide us toward a meaningful life.

"While we try to teach our children all about life, our children teach us what life is all about."  

A new academic year brings with it the promise of new beginnings, joyful learning, and countless opportunities to grow. For our youngest learners, it is a time filled with curiosity, wonder, and the excitement of exploring a new world. To celebrate this special start and to make them feel valued and welcomed, a vibrant Welcome Assembly was organized for the students of classes Buds-II. The event aimed to create a cheerful atmosphere where children could feel happy, safe, and ready to enjoy their educational journey.

The event began with a prayer, setting a calm and positive tone for the assembly. It was followed by a delightful skit performed by the teachers, based on the story ‘Rory-the Quick-Witted Rabbit’ which highlighted important values such as wisdom, cleverness, and strong leadership. A cheerful welcome dance was then presented by the teachers, adding vibrance and joy to the occasion.

The assembly concluded with a warm and encouraging address by the Pre-Primary Incharge, Ms. Mitali Sehrawat, who spoke to the children in a friendly and reassuring manner. Her words were aimed at making the young learners feel safe, excited, and confident as they begin their academic journey. The Welcome Assembly truly set a positive tone for the year ahead, leaving the children with happy hearts, smiling faces, and a sense of belonging in their school environment.

“Every morning’s dew is a fresh breath of a new beginning.” ―Jessica Edouard  

The morning of 8th April 2025 saw a refreshing and inspiring school assembly presented by class X at Sachdeva Global School, centered around the theme “New Beginnings”. As students and teachers gathered, there was a palpable sense of hope and enthusiasm in the air—a fitting mood for a theme that celebrates fresh starts and new opportunities.

The assembly began with the school prayer, followed by the news bulletin and thought of the day and a welcome address by comperes, who introduced the theme. English and Hindi poems were recited, emphasizing how new beginnings come in many forms—be it a new academic year, a new habit, or even a change in mindset. The students encouraged peers to embrace change with courage and optimism. To further convey the theme, a soulful rendition of Hindi Dohas took a fresh approach to life. The audience resonated deeply with the performance and applauded the meaningful message.

In a proud moment for the school community, the rolling trophy for the Best House (2025-26) was awarded to Pride House for their exceptional performance across various domains. The trophy was presented by Ms. Miti Dhingra, Head of the School, amidst much cheer and applause. At the culmination, Ms. Dhingra addressed the assembly with an inspiring message. She encouraged students to see every challenge as a stepping stone and to believe in the power of starting anew. The assembly concluded with the national anthem, leaving the students motivated and ready to approach their day with renewed enthusiasm.

"Astronomy compels the soul to look upwards and leads us from this world to another." - Plato  

Everyone is fascinated by the sight of mighty rockets being launched into space. A sense of excitement, pride and curiosity comes along when the ignition countdown starts. With this goal in our minds, an engaging and interactive astronomy session was conducted by ‘Space Explore Workshop’ for the students of classes I and II where students participated in diverse activities.

The session focused on teaching Space Science and Astronomy to students through practical hands-on experience, which helped them develop their knowledge base as well as life skills. The workshop offered a wonderful experience to students as they learnt Comet Making through dry ice, mud, soy sauce and some ammonia. Hydro Rocketry demonstrated basic principles of rocket propulsion. Throughout this engaging session, students gained valuable insights into the science behind rocket launch, understanding the intricate interplay of force. This diverse range of activities not only deepened students’ understanding of astronomy but also ignited a passion for the mysteries of the universe.

The workshop aimed to bridge the gap between space science and other academic disciplines. It was an enriched learning experience, loaded with fun for all.

"Today is the first step of many. The world is yours to explore, and the adventure has just begun!"  

‘It’s not a goodbye, it’s just the beginning.’ Graduation Day marks the beginning of a wonderful journey, where every step taken will lead to amazing adventures and endless learning. It symbolizes the monumental achievement in the lives of the young students as they transitioned from early childhood education to the emerging of their academic journey. The ceremony celebrated the hard work, growth, and milestones accomplished by the little stars.

To make this moment significant, Sachdeva Global School celebrated Graduation Day on 28th March 2025. The tiny tots, their proud parents and teachers celebrated the progress of the children together and applauded the young learners for their commendable performance. The event commenced with lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries.

The programme began with a Welcome Song presented by the little talents of our school choir and a Classical Dance invoking the blessings of Lord Ganesha, in their vibrant costumes which left everyone spellbound. The Annual Prize distribution ceremony felicitated the students based on their achievements in the Academic Year 2024-25.

The students then presented a delightful western dance, setting an energetic tone for the event. Their graceful moves and charming expressions won everyone's hearts. Then came the most important part of the celebrations, the Graduation Ceremony wherein the tiny tots of Class Blooms shared the experiences of their educational ride and also dressed up in graduation robes and caps. The HOS felicitated the students with Certificates of Graduation. Their smiling faces were welcomed by rapturous applause from the audience as they received certificate. Children danced to the rhythm of music expressing their joy on graduating. Their performance mesmerised everyone. It was indeed a joyous and memorable day for everyone. The ceremony concluded with the closing remarks by the HOS, who wished the students a successful future as they moved on to first grade.

Congratulations to our little graduates. Go ahead and win over the world!

"A child's journey to success is brightest when parents and educators walk hand in hand, nurturing growth together."  

An Orientation Programme for the new parents of classes Buds and Blooms was held on 22nd March 2025 in the school auditorium. The session aimed to familiarize parents with the school’s philosophy, curriculum, teaching methodologies, and expectations for their child’s learning journey, fostering a strong school-parent partnership.

The event commenced with the ceremonial lamp lighting by the esteemed guest speaker, Dr. Roma Kumar (Consultant Psychologist, Institute of Child Health), along with Head of School Ms. Miti Dhingra, Pre-Primary Incharge Ms. Mitali Sehrawat, and selected parents. Dr. Roma Kumar delivered an insightful session on ‘Positive Parenting and Child Development’ and addressed various parental concerns.

Parents were briefed on the school’s functioning, safety regulations, academic structure, and co-curricular activities. Engaging activities were conducted to introduce them to the teaching methodology, followed by discussions on the learning outcomes.

The session concluded with an interactive question and answer session, strengthening trust and collaboration between parents and the school. The programme was well received, with parents appreciating the school’s commitment to holistic child development.

"Holi is the time to express joy, forgive, and celebrate life with colors of love."

Holi, known as the festival of colours, is one of the most vibrant and joyous festivals in India. Celebrated every year on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Phalguna, Holi marks the arrival of spring and the victory of good over evil. It is a time when people come together to spread happiness, forgive past grievances, and strengthen bonds.

‘Making a Colour Bowl’ activity was conducted for the students of Class Buds, where they beautifully decorated paper cutouts of a bowl with glitter and pasted a ‘Happy Holi’ cutout on it. ‘Making a Pichkari’ activity was conducted for the students of Class Blooms, in which they did paper tearing and pasting to decorate their pichkari cutouts creatively. Students of Classes I and II made ‘Paper folders’ with their hand imprints, symbolizing the joy and vibrancy of Holi. 

The main aim of these activities was to help students understand the significance of Holi and celebrate the festival with creativity and enthusiasm. The teachers discussed the importance of Holi, highlighting its cultural and social values. All the students participated with excitement and joy, making the celebration a memorable and colourful experience.

"Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known." – Carl Sagan

The term astronomy is the science that encompasses the study of all extraterrestrial objects and phenomena. To introduce young learners to the wonders of our solar system and spark an interest in the wonders of space, an engaging Astronomy Workshop was organised on 11^th February 2025. This hands-on session, filled with interactive activities and experiments, aimed to teach students about knowing the uniqueness of each planet by comparing physical features like colour and relative sizes.

The astronomy workshop began with a video presentation showcasing Earth and other planets, sparking students' curiosity about space. The resource person then introduced pre-made planet models, encouraging students to identify them. A simple definition of a planet was provided, along with the three essential rules: it must revolve around the Sun, not cross another planet’s path, and be large enough to have its own gravity. Students actively participated in discussions, correctly identifying the Sun as the solar system’s star and learning about the eight planets. They explored the two types of planets—rocky inner planets and gaseous outer planets—along with their distinct colours. 

To reinforce learning, students were engaged in a hands-on activity where they painted 3D planet models. This interactive approach made the session exciting and memorable. The workshop successfully combined visual learning, demonstrations, and activities, deepening students' understanding and appreciation of the solar system.

Sachdeva Global School has been honored with a prestigious ‘GREEN’ rating in the GSP Audit 2024-25, further solidifying its commitment to environmental sustainability. The award certificate was presented at an award ceremony held on February 4, 2025, at Stein Auditorium, India Habitat Centre, organized by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE). The certificate was handed over by the renowned environmentalist and activist, Smt. Sunita Narain, the Director General of CSE.

This remarkable achievement places the school among the top 5 percent of institutions that participated in the audit this year. Notably, this marks the seventh consecutive year that Sachdeva Global School has received the ‘GREEN’ rating, a testament to its ongoing dedication towards environmental conservation.

The students and staff of SGS have consistently played a crucial role in fostering sustainability and conservation efforts across six key domains: air, land, energy, food, water, and waste. The SGS community remains firmly committed to these principles and will continue working toward an environmentally responsible future.

The program featured a soulful musical performance that captured the spirit of patriotism, followed by a captivating dance performance by the students, celebrating India’s cultural diversity and unity. As the event came to a close, a symbolic release of tricolour balloons into the sky represented the strength and harmony of the nation. The event left an inspiring impression on all attendees, reinforcing the pride and aspirations that bind us together as a nation.

"The way to develop the best in a person is through appreciation and encouragement." 

Awards and recognition play a vital role in motivating students and acknowledging their dedication. To celebrate their achievements and hard work, a certificate distribution ceremony was held on 17^th January 2025. The event honored students who showcased exemplary performance in various competitions and activities. 

Certificates were presented to students for their participation and victories in various inter and intra-class competitions held under the theme ‘Shape Safari’ including the competitions Rang-O-Shapes: Making a Rangoli using shapes (Buds-Blooms), Fun with Shapes: My Favourite Cartoon Character (Class I) and Math Marvels: Tangram Animals (Class II) and the theme ‘Artistic Euphoria’ including the competitions Christmas Collage Making (Buds-Blooms), Wreath-O-Wreath Making and Decoration (Class I) and Mask Making (Class II).The ceremony was graced by the presence of the Incharge, Miss Mitali Sehrawat, who expressed her heartfelt congratulations to the winners and inspired others to strive for excellence. 

This assembly underscored the importance of appreciating and rewarding students' efforts, which not only encourages them but also fosters a competitive and collaborative spirit among their peers.

" The best introduction to art is to stroll through a museum.”

Students of Class IX were fortunate to embark on an enriching visit to the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art in Vasant Kunj. While Classes IX C and IX D visited the Museum on December 26, 2024, IX A and IX B had their visit on January 9, 2025.This visit proved to be a highly enriching experience, significantly contributing to the development of students' creativity, critical thinking, and their connection to the wider world of art.

The museum's instructors facilitated interactive engagements, allowing students to directly analyse the artwork and understand the concepts behind each piece. One of the key highlights was the museum's focus on environmental themes, prompting students to reflect on current global challenges. Through this, they gained a deeper understanding of how art can serve as a powerful commentary on societal issues and contribute to meaningful discourse on real-world problems.

Additionally, the students were thrilled to discover new artists, art forms, and perspectives that they may not have encountered before. Many expressed excitements about the opportunity to explore diverse creative expressions that broadened their artistic horizons.

The visit left students with not only new insights and inspiration but also a deeper appreciation for the transformative power of art. The experience will undoubtedly stay with them as they continue to develop their understanding of the role of art in society and its ability to inspire change.