The Student-Led Conference- with a difference’ celebrated by the students of Early Years and Primary, virtually on Saturday, 6th February, was unique in every which way! The purpose of the session was all about empowering the learners and instilling in them a sense of confidence and the joy of presentation. With an endeavour to encourage ‘Agency’ and ‘Expression’ amongst our learning community i.e. our young Highlanders and their parents, SLC proved to be a perfect opportunity to use it as a platform to collaborate and express themselves. It was a delight to watch the students along with their chosen partner(s) showcase a flair for a wide range of creative pursuits. While some danced and sang, others showcased their ability to play different instruments; demonstrate creativity through their handiwork, culinary skills; oratory skills through an enactment, storytelling and a puppet show. Not only this, a sense of aesthetics and imagination came forth through Ramp Walk and Fancy Dress. The zest and ownership displayed by each child participating were indeed magical! Here’s a sneak peek of the presentations.
Dear Sanjay Sir, Pawan Sir and Isha Ma’am, Me and my husband would like to ‘ Thank You’ from the bottom of our heart for everything this school stands and has done for Tejas. It’s been a year for him here. Moving from Mumbai, Ahmedabad ( where his major schooling was done) , Delhi and […]
Date of Visit: 24th July, 2025Venue: Senior School ICT Lab Our school had the privilege of hosting representatives from the School of Visual Arts (SVA), New York, for an interactive session with students aspiring to pursue careers in visual arts and design. The session focused on guiding students through the application process and portfolio requirements […]
On 28th July 2025, an Inter-Clan Cultural Quiz competition was conducted in the auditorium for students of Grade 9 and 10, showcasing their knowledge of French and Spanish languages and cultures. The event aimed to enhance global awareness and celebrate the culture of respective target language and each clan was represented by a team of […]
