On February 19, 2025, IBDP and IBCP students organized a road safety awareness drive at Scottish High International School as a Group III and CAS collaboration. The event was designed exclusively for initial students along with their parents focussing on key road safety practices during their dispersal time.
Interactive class and parent presentations using vibrant posters engaged the audience, young and mature in understanding essential traffic safety and road rules.
IB students led dynamic demonstrations on safe crossing, responsible pedestrian behavior, and the importance of wearing protective gear.
Presentations for parents included practical tips for ensuring safe pick up and drop routines, sustainable practices of carpooling and safe parking near school. Informative pamphlets were distributed to reinforce key safety messages.
Both children and parents contributed enthusiastically with feedback to the learning experience highlighting the program’s effectiveness.
The initiative successfully promoted a culture of safety and community involvement. It was an enriching experience for DP and CP students that aligned perfectly with their International curriculum. They gained values and skills to add to their portfolio.
As one of the leading IB board schools in Gurgaon, Scottish High continues to create meaningful learning opportunities that go beyond classrooms and empower students with life skills.
The Highlanders once again gathered to showcase the highly anticipated Annual Day 2025. Like every year, this grand event was a visual treat, presenting an impressive blend of talent and teamwork that kept the audience on the edge of their seats. The school band kicked off the event titled ‘Reminisce’ with an electrifying performance, followed […]
Shweta Vohra: Dear Ma’am, Thank you so much for taking such good care of the kids during the trip. I truly appreciate the effort, planning, and patience that went into ensuring everything went smoothly. The children have come back so happy, excited, and full of wonderful memories — and that speaks volumes about the care […]
