

On Saturday 7 March 2026, the students of Classes 4 and 5 gathered in the school garden for an engaging storytelling session conducted by Mr Rajesh Shinde, a renowned storyteller, actor, filmmaker and teacher, popularly known as Kathaasur. Known for blending humour, drama and meaningful messages, he uses stories to entertain as well as inspire young audiences.
During the session, Mr Shinde narrated an entertaining story in Hindi about a rakshas named Kathaasur, explaining how the character got his name while conveying the message that one should not be easily gullible or believe everything one sees or hears.
Through the story, he also highlighted the wisdom in stories shared by our elders and the importance of staying connected with family members. He encouraged students not to blindly believe information on social media but to always question and fact-check.
His lively narration, filled with humour, action and interaction, kept the students engaged throughout the session. The storytelling session was greatly enjoyed and left the students with valuable lessons about family, wisdom and critical thinking.



Student reporters of Classes 9 and 11 visited the The Times of India office on 26th February,2026 with their mentors to work on the Guest Edition for the News in Education segment. The visit proved to be both productive and enriching, offering students valuable insight into the inner workings of print media and the collaborative process behind publishing a newspaper.

On 27th February 2026, the students of Class 4 enjoyed an enriching visit to the Indian Museum. The guided tour turned into a fascinating journey through history and science as they explored the various galleries. While the coin gallery helped them to discover how currency has evolved over the centuries, the rare fossils and the zoology department revealed stories of life from millions of years ago. Moreover, the beautifully carved remains of the Bharhut Stupa left them in awe of India’s ancient heritage and the sight of the Egyptian mummy sparked great curiosity about ancient civilizations and their burial traditions.
The memorable visit was followed by a delightful picnic at the Eden Park, where the students enjoyed snacks, laughter and fun moments with their classmates. It was truly a day of learning, joy and unforgettable experiences.

At the Indian Museum the students explored the Archaeological Gallery, the Coins Section, the Sculpture Gallery, the Egyptian Gallery and the Zoological Gallery. The guides explained the exhibits clearly which made the visit very educational and interesting.
At Eden Gardens the students learnt about the history of the famous stadium. They visited the clubhouse, the press block, the players’ changing rooms and the press conference room. It was an interactive session where they were encouraged to take interest in sports and sports journalism.
The excursion was both informative and enjoyable. The students returned to school with happy memories and valuable knowledge from the day.

The children of Lower KG observed Reading Day on 20 February 2026. They were taken to the school garden for a delightful reading session amidst nature. Surrounded by greenery, they were encouraged to read their favourite storybooks, making the experience both refreshing and inspiring. This initiative not only exposed them to a variety of storybooks but also helped them discover the true joy of reading. It was an enjoyable and enriching activity for our little readers.

