Diversity and tolerance are integral to the learning experience at Scottish High.
This means we encourage our young leaders to bring about social change through creativity, collaboration, and structure. Highlanders Isha Sharma and Utsav Dutt Sharma have combined the best of these values to build Trans+ve – a path-breaking initiative that aims to create a safe environment for the #transgender community in India.
Created in association with The Global Education & Leadership Foundation (tGELF), Trans+ve’s mission is to build a better future for the transgender community and to spread awareness about the issues this marginalized group faces.
The project was a part of the prestigious Youth Leader Competition held during the tGELF Harmony Fest 2016 and was selected as one of the top five initiatives of its kind in the country.
Isha and Utsav, you make us proud and we hope that you continue to excel and use your values to have a positive impact on society.
Scottish High International School Chairman, Dr Cdr Kartikay Saini, was the keynote speaker at the 13th National Conference on K-12 Leadership, held in Bengaluru, organised by Education Today, where he delivered a ‘special’ session on promoting inclusive education in schools. His address highlighted the importance of equitable practices, empathy, and systemic support in building truly […]
CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL 2025- THE FESTIVE EXTRAVAGANZA! Once again, Scottish High welcomes the festive season with Christmas Carnival 2025. A dazzling spectacle that is sure to transform the school into a winter wonderland! With a crisp December breeze, warm festive decorations, a joyous atmosphere, holiday music, unlimited games, thrilling rides, the aroma of delicious food stalls, […]
The Inter-Clan Poem Recitation Competition for Grade 7 students was conducted by the MFL Department in the MPH on 2nd December 2025. The students participated with great enthusiasm and confidently presented their poems. The main aim of this competition was to improve the speaking skills of the students. Poem recitation not only requires good language […]
