The students of Class 1 celebrated Independence Day on 14 August 2025. They recited patriotic poems and sang songs through which they expressed their love for the country. The children proudly waved the Indian flag which they had previously coloured in class. The clips and wristbands worn in the colours of the national flag added to their excitement and sense of unity.
The children of Upper Kg expressed their love for the nation by drawing heartfelt wishes for India on tricolour kites. They also created colourful handprint art to represent India’s national symbols. The atmosphere was filled with joy as the girls sang patriotic songs together.
Amna Maryam Ismail of Class 9 B of Modern High School for Girls, secured First Position in the Under-17 Girls Quad Skating category at the Regional CISCE Skating Competition held on 13 and 14 August, 2025 at The Heritage School. She secured the first position in both the 500m and 1000m Quad Races and has been selected for the National Level
A session on UCAS Personal Statement was organised on 7th August, 2025 for the Class 12 students of Modern High School for Girls. The Admission Officers from Warwick, Edinburgh and Manchester Universities interacted with the students and provided valuable information and guidelines regarding courses offered and requirements for applications.
An informative session on TOEFL was organised on 31st July, 2025 for the Class 11 students of Modern High School for Girls. The resource person for the event was Saikat Dutta of ETS TOEFL who gave the students a detailed overview of the various aspects of the exam and the multiple prospects associated with it.
Times of India NIE Editorial Head all India , Ms. Melody Mortazavi, visited Modern High School on 29th July 2025 with her team. She interacted with student reporters from the school discussing about the content as well as the aesthetic and stylistic elements in the modern day newspaper. It was an enlightening experience that exposed young minds to modern day journalism and the art of writing newspaper reports.
Students from Modern High School for Girls participated in Quantum Qubit, the Science and Tech Fest of event of Don Bosco School on 1st August, 2025 and secured the First position in Musvention, Second position in Scientific Showdown Case Analysis Convention and Third position in Project Envision.
In our recent DeutschInd Club session, students had the delightful opportunity to explore Elfchen—a charming and imaginative form of five-line poetry in German. Guided by our resource person, Aditya Mohan Ray from Modern High School International, the young learners were introduced to the unique structure of the Elfchen, which consists of just eleven words arranged across five lines.
The session was both engaging and inspiring, as students dove into the world of creative writing while sharpening their German language skills. It was a beautiful blend of language learning and artistic expression, allowing students to think deeply, play with words, and express themselves in new and poetic ways.
The result? A collection of wonderfully imaginative and heartfelt Elfchen poems that showcased the budding poetic flair and linguistic creativity of our participants. This experience not only enriched their vocabulary but also sparked a genuine love for the art of poetry.
‘Striker’, an interschool football tournament hosted by DPS Ruby Park was organised from 16th July to 1st August, 2025.
16 boys’ teams and 13 girls’ teams participated in the tournament.
Modern High School for Girls emerged Champions, defeating The Newtown School in the finals to lift the Championship Trophy.
The Class 11 Psychology students of Modern High School for Girls visited Marga Wellness Studio, a mental health clinic cum special school on 15th and 29th July, 2025. It allowed for meaningful interactions where the students explored the practical aspects of each segment of their curriculum and learnt the functioning of the unit.
