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Stay updated with the latest events, activities, and media highlights.
Stay updated with the latest events, activities, and media highlights.
Discover the latest events and activities happening at our school, from academic competitions to cultural celebrations.
The Class IV Presentation, titled “The Silent Warriors of Our Motherland,” was organized on August 29, 2026, in the school auditorium. The event commenced with a warm welcome extended to the dignitaries, parents, and teachers, followed by the felicitation of Chairperson Ma’am and Principal Ma’am with saplings. The auspicious occasion was formally inaugurated with ceremonial lamp lighting and shloka chanting. The presentation opened with a soulful Bhoomi Devi Vandana, emphasizing the importance of respecting and protecting Mother Earth. The core segment unfolded through a creative time-travel journey that brought to life the remarkable stories of environmental heroes Dashrath Manjhi, Jadav Payeng, and Rajendra Singh. Through mime, drama, poetry, songs, and dance, the students highlighted courage, perseverance, environmental conservation, and responsible citizenship. The event concluded with a vibrant Ribbon Dance, a Grand Finale, and a Wall of Commitment where parents pledged actionable steps for Mother Earth and a sustainable India.
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Class VIII-D presented an enriching and captivating assembly titled “Rabindranath Tagore – A Symphony of Life and Literature,” celebrating the remarkable life, works, philosophy, and enduring legacy of Gurudev. The assembly included a biographical narration, an engaging short play depicting young Rabindranath, and a glimpse into the literary world of Visva-Bharati at Santiniketan. Through narration, drama, music, vibrant dance performances, and thought-provoking presentations, students brought Tagore’s vision of education, freedom, creativity, and humanity to life. The assembly also recognized student achievements, with top performers in the recent Chess Competition being felicitated. The presentation earned high praise from Middle School Coordinator Ms. Anshu Bhatnagar for the students’ creativity, confidence, and teamwork.
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On August 21, 2026, the school auditorium hosted a moving assembly by Class X-D on the theme “Unsung Heroes,” honouring the courage and selfless service of everyday guardians. The morning opened with a soul-stirring patriotic song, followed by a self-composed poem and an impactful play portraying the lives of silent contributors. The artistic performances concluded with a dance tribute dedicated to the valour and dedication of Indian soldiers. The occasion was graced by Respected Principal Ma’am and Senior Coordinator Ms. Archana Upadhyay, who inspired the students to cultivate gratitude and recognize the silent heroes making a difference within their communities. The assembly successfully blended music, drama, and personal reflection, instilling a lasting sense of national pride and appreciation among the audience.
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Mandakini House organized a Cleanliness Drive and Sensitisation Programme within the school premises to promote environmental responsibility and healthy living. Students from Classes 4 and 5 participated enthusiastically with slogans such as “Swachh Bharat, Swasth Bharat” and gained hands-on experience in maintaining a hygienic environment. They learned about waste segregation through colour-coded dustbins, using blue bins for dry recyclable waste and green bins for biodegradable organic material, while also exploring how unhygienic conditions affect community health. The initiative emphasized cleanliness as a shared civic responsibility and encouraged students to integrate hygienic habits into their daily routines. The event concluded with an oath-taking ceremony where participants pledged to refrain from littering and keep their school and surroundings clean, green, and healthy.
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As part of the Independence Day celebrations, students of Class V participated in an enriching “Newspaper from 1947” activity that connected them with India’s history and the monumental significance of the year 1947. Students enthusiastically collected historical newspaper clippings, major headlines, stamps, currency replicas, photographs, and advertisements from the era to create collages and chronological journals depicting the atmosphere of freedom and Partition. By working with authentic primary sources, students explored how media and visual records captured pivotal historical events. The hands-on research project encouraged observation, critical thinking, and artistic presentation skills. Students proudly showcased their journals while sharing fascinating historical facts about the nation’s turning point, developing a deeper appreciation for India’s journey toward independence.
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Amity International School, Mayur Vihar celebrated the nation’s 80th Independence Day with immense fervour, pride, and patriotic zeal across two consecutive days. The celebrations commenced on August 14, 2026, with a vibrant cultural showcase featuring the unfurling of the National Flag, the National Anthem, classical dance, and a melodious group song. Principal Ms. Meenu Kanwar addressed the gathering and reminded students of their responsibilities as future citizens while encouraging them to uphold unity, discipline, and national progress. The festivities continued on August 15 with a grand Flag Hoisting Ceremony in the school’s skating area, attended by school leadership, staff, students, and parents. The ceremony featured Vande Mataram, the National Anthem, patriotic songs by the choir, rhythmic performances by Tabla players, and energetic dance routines celebrating India’s rich heritage and glory.
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