Climate change is a reality and its pace is increasing at an alarming rate. Concern about climate change makes people all over the world join hands and do their bit to save the planet from Global Warming. Youth Climate Action Day is a worldwide movement of young people who are concerned about climate change and global injustice. Since 2012 young people in several countries of the world started concrete actions for climate protection and climate justice around the date of the UN-Climate Conference. Contributing to the movement, 125 Highlanders from Grade 6-12th and teachers of Scottish High International School participated in a Plantation Drive, to celebrate the Youth Climate Action Day on 5th December 2020. The students of Class XI (Geography) took the initiative and compiled the information on the plants which were planted and their uses on a ARC-GIS cascade map. The link to this map is provided below. It showcases the work of the Highlanders and their efforts and endeavours on reducing pollution in Gurgaon. It’s a beautiful collection of all the activities that took place on Youth Climate Action Day.
“विजयी विश्व तिरंगा प्यारा,झंडा ऊँचा रहे हमारा।सदा शक्ति बरसाने वाला,प्रेम सुधा सरसाने वाला।कुर्बानी के रंग चढ़ाने वाला,विजयी विश्व तिरंगा प्यारा,झंडा ऊँचा रहे हमारा।” SHIS School celebrated India’s 79th Independence Day with vibrant enthusiasm and heartfelt patriotism on August 15, 2025. As the Tricolor soared high, the sight filled everyone with immense pride and patriotism. The […]
The Inter-Clan MFL (Modern Foreign Languages) Spell Bee Competition for Grade 7 was held with great enthusiasm and competitive spirit. The event brought together the four clans — Anderson, Boyd, Lamont, and MacArthur, for an engaging and intellectually stimulating contest that showcased the students’ vocabulary, pronunciation, and translation skills in their respective languages- French, German […]
Scottish High International School hosted Plaksha University for an informative higher education session with IB DP, IB CP, and ISC students of Grades XI and XII. The university introduced students to its diverse courses and academic pathways, providing valuable insights into higher education opportunities. The session also highlighted the admission process, eligibility requirements, and opportunities […]
