Scottish High once again gathered pace to spread the message of ‘Acceptance and Inclusion for all’.
Observing and celebrating the Autism Awareness Day, Highlanders along with SEN students, gathered in large numbers and made their way to the audience’s hearts with their spectacular dance performances, inspiring skit and group songs, followed with a rich and informative panel discussion. A brief and inspirational talk by Dr Cdr Kartikay Saini (Chairman) further engaged and mobilized all with the underlying message of ‘compassion and camaraderie’.
In addition, the art and craftwork by SEN Students displayed all around the auditorium, truly showcased their unique potential, enthusiasm and creativity. Not to miss the platefuls of mouthwatering mousse, cupcakes and lemonades specially made and served by SEN students that conveyed their sweet message of love!!
With all this action and buzziness under one roof, one can expressively assert… ‘A day that successfully turned into a movement
Posted By admin in News, on October 5, 2018I would like to express my heartfull gratitude to you for shaping up Viraaj’s overall personality. He has become more confident, less stressed. He started enjoying school and to my surprise he did not have any anxiety for FDP for the first time. You are a wonderful teacher and Viraaj is in the safest hands. […]
On March 1, 2025, Scottish High International School attended the Safeguarding and Child Protection Conference at The British School, New Delhi. Ms. Priyamvada and Ms. Srishti Mittal participated in discussions on student safety, legal policies, digital risks, and recognizing abuse. The sessions emphasized the role of Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSLs) in schools, the importance of […]
The Inter-Clan General Knowledge Quiz for Grade X students was a highly engaging and competitive event held at SHIS. The four teams representing their respective clans, each showcased their knowledge across diverse topics such as history, science, current affairs, and literature. The Quiz not only tested their awareness but also encouraged teamwork and quick thinking. […]
