5th Captains Cup 2026 – West Bengal State Championship

On 23 August 2026, students of Modern High School for Girls participated in the 5th Captains Cup 2026 – West Bengal State Championship, showcasing exceptional skill, discipline and sportsmanship. The talented contingent brought home an impressive haul of Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals across the Kata, Basics and Kihon events.

Outstanding individual performances were delivered by Gold medalists Viha Agarwal, Divisha, Prishita Mitra, Khushvi Lohia, and Devanshi Sarkar Patra, while Naavya Khandelwal, Anishka Keyal, Arohi Agarwal, Aradhya Singh, Myra Jaiswal, Aindri Mullick, Vanisha Choudhury, Parishaa Agarwal, and Dishani also secured top podium finishes. Adding to the glory, Physical Education Teacher Mrs. Rajani Mishra achieved a Gold Medal in the Masters Category – Kata.

Driven by rigorous preparation and fierce dedication, Modern High School for Girls ultimately emerged as the overall 2nd Runners-Up, marking a truly unforgettable triumph for the school.

Blue n White Inter Junior School Quiz

On 18th August, 2026, Modern High School enthusiastically participated in the Blue n White Inter Junior School Quiz, hosted by St. Xavier’s Collegiate School. The school was proudly represented by Sharanya Mantri (Class 3), Oshmi Sengupta (Class 4), and Gunja Ray (Class 5). Among 22 competing schools, the young quizzers showcased their keen observation, reasoning and quick thinking across diverse topics, including wildlife, sports, art, space, inventions, mythology and literature. The event offered students a valuable and enriching experience, broadening their horizons through the spirit of healthy competition.

Class 2- Independence Day Activity

Little Chefs Serve Up Tricolour Treats for Independence Day!
Our Class 2 classrooms transformed into  mini-kitchens on Friday, 14th August, as our children  celebrated Independence Day in the healthiest way possible!
Our little culinary artists  arranged vibrant ingredients to create tricolour salad or a fruit platter.
Following every step of their recipes , the children learned about healthy eating, teamwork, and the significance of our national flag—all while developing their fine motor skills.
 It was a delightful blend of patriotism, creativity, and delicious fun that proved you are never too young to celebrate freedom with flair.

Rooted in Tradition. Ready for Change

On 14 August 2026, the Upper Primary Department celebrated 79 years of India’s Independence alongside 75 years of Modern High School for Girls, in a vibrant celebration of heritage, progress and possibilities.

Led by the students of Class 4, with the enthusiastic support of Classes 3 and 5, the programme took the audience on a journey through the evolution of India and MHS — from classical dance, music and art to developments in academics, sports, technology and AI.

Through dance, songs, recitations and dramatic presentations, students celebrated the richness of our traditions while exploring the possibilities of a rapidly changing world. The growing influence of AI and technology served as a reminder that while we embrace progress, we must never lose sight of what makes us human — beautifully reflecting the school’s theme of the year, “Be Ready for Change, But Remain Strongly Human.”

The finale saw the students of Class 5 come together to form “MHS 75”, followed by a joyful rendition of ‘Badal Pe Paon Hain’, bringing the celebration to a spirited close and capturing the warmth, unity and pride of the occasion.

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Nursery Independence Day Celebration – 2026

The little ones of Nursery celebrated Independence Day with a lot of enthusiasm and patriotic spirit. They came dressed in the colours of the National Flag and sang songs with great joy and excitement. They proudly carried the National flags that they made themselves. It was a memorable day filled with pride, happiness and a spirit of patriotism.

Class 2 Independence Day Celebration – 2026

The students of Class 2 celebrated Independence Day on 13 August 2026 with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour.
The programme was a beautiful blend of talent, pride and love for our nation.
 The children recited  poems, sang  patriotic songs and made meaningful promises to become responsible and caring citizens of India. The delightful dance performance added colour and energy to the celebration.
The programme concluded with the singing of our National Anthem, leaving everyone with a deep sense of pride and patriotism. It was a memorable celebration that beautifully instilled the values of love for the nation, responsibility and unity in our young learners.

Class 1 Independence Day Celebration – 2026

The students of Class 1 celebrated Independence Day on 13 August 2026. They expressed their love for the country through patriotic songs, recitation and a dance. The children performed with enthusiasm and proudly waved the National Flag which had been previously made in class. The lively interaction during the quiz on freedom fighters displayed their curiosity to learn more about these brave men and women. The entire programme, in coordination with the Class 2 students, proved to be an enjoyable experience for both participants and audience alike.

Upper KG Independence Day Celebration – 2026

The students of Upper KG celebrated the spirit of Independence Day through creativity and music. They explored paper folding to create beautiful tricolour tulips and Indian flags. The celebration came alive as the girls gathered together, proudly waving their handmade flags and singing patriotic songs.

Lower KG Independence Day Celebration – 2026

The Lower KG children celebrated Independence Day with great enthusiasm, joy and patriotic spirit. A short, child-friendly presentation introduced the little learners to the brave heroes who fought for India’s freedom and helped them understand the significance of the day.

The children proudly sang patriotic songs while holding handmade Indian flags and wearing handmade colourful tricolour wristbands. They also explored India’s National Symbols through a range of engaging and creative activities.

As part of the celebration, the children created beautiful peacock feathers, representing India’s National Bird, using hand impressions, Fabriano cut-outs, straws and paper leaves. They made a mango motif, representing India’s National Fruit, using recycled pieces of cloth. The Lotus, India’s National Flower, was brought to life using rolled crepe-paper balls, thumbprints and sponge impressions.The children also created the Banyan Tree, India’s National Tree, using colouring, cotton dabbing and paper pasting techniques.

Towards the end, they enthusiastically solved a puzzle by bringing together the pieces to reveal a National Symbol.

Through these hands-on activities, the children learnt about India’s National Symbols while developing their creativity, fine-motor skills and a sense of pride in their country. The celebration beautifully blended creativity, learning, patriotism and joyful participation, making Independence Day a truly meaningful and memorable experience for our little learners.

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CISCE ZONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2026

Students of Modern high School for Girls participated in the CISCE Zonal Basketball Tournament 2026 from 19th -22nd July, 2026. The Under 14 team secured the Third place, The Under 17 team emerged as Runners Up and the Under 19 team secured the First position.