The Fashion Designing students of Classes 9 and 11 visited Weaver’s Studio Factory on 10th March, 2026. They explored different techniques of printing, weaving and dealing with various kinds of textiles.
Weaver’s Studio Factory Visit
Class 2 Elocution
The students of Class 2 showcased their recitation skills by presenting poems in English, Bengali, and Hindi. Each section also participated in a group recitation, demonstrating their proficiency in multiple languages. Their performances were evaluated based on clarity, expression, and voice modulation, adding a competitive edge to the event. The entire showcase was a delightful and educational experience for the participants and the audience alike, fostering a love for language and literature.
Class 1 Art Activity
The students of Class 1 enjoyed an Art Activity on Tuesday 10 March 2026 in the school garden. They sat amidst nature and displayed their artistic skills by converting a passage, given to them, into its pictorial form. The drawings were vibrant and colourful and the children attempted to include every detail mentioned in the passage. It was a fun and enriching experience for them and they happily presented their beautiful creations.
Drop Everything and Read
On the occasion of Drop Everything and Read on 12th March, 2026 Modern High School for Girls celebrated the joy and value of reading by encouraging everyone to pause their routine and immerse themselves in a book. This simple yet powerful initiative nurtures a lifelong reading habit among students.
Reading broadens imagination, strengthens language skills, improves concentration, and deepens understanding of the world. By setting aside time solely for reading, the school reinforced the idea that books are not merely academic tools but gateways to creativity, empathy, and knowledge. Through such initiatives, students gradually develop the habit of reading for pleasure and personal growth.
Class 1 BITM Visit
The students of Class 1 visited BITM on Monday 9 March and Wednesday 11 March 2026. The children viewed a 3D show where they got a glimpse into the underwater world. The Lost at Sea Gallery further provided them with a delightful experience of feeling aquatic creatures swimming around them. They enjoyed the Vintage Voyage Gallery and were curious to see how people travelled in earlier times. This was followed by the Bubble Show where the children saw simple experiments demonstrated in a playful manner to learn interesting and basic scientific facts through fun and laughter.
Class 1 Art Activity
The students of Class 1 enjoyed an Art Activity on Tuesday 10 March 2026 in the school garden. They sat amidst nature and displayed their artistic skills by converting a passage, given to them, into its pictorial form. The drawings were vibrant and colourful and the children attempted to include every detail mentioned in the passage. It was a fun and enriching experience and they happily presented their beautiful creations.
BULBUL CAMP TO BURDWAN
The Bulbuls of Modern High School for Girls’ went for their annual Camp to Burdwan on 7- 8 March 2026. They boarded the bus from the school premises early in the morning along with their flock leaders.
After reaching the camp, the Bulbuls went on a trek through the greenery where they observed trees and learnt to recognise woodcraft signs, which helped them return safely to camp. In the evening, they dressed in ethnic attire for the campfire, where they sang songs, danced and shared stories before enjoying dinner together.
The next morning began with an exercise session in the garden. After breakfast, the flock leaders organised activities that helped build patience, concentration and confidence. After lunch, the Bulbuls boarded the bus back to Kolkata with many happy memories.
The trip helped the Bulbuls learn the values of teamwork, friendship and love for nature.
DAAD Session
On 11 March 2026, Modern High School for Girls had the pleasure of hosting Mr. Rapp, Director of the Regional Office of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) in New Delhi. Having assumed his post in November and serving as an officer for the PASCH initiative, Mr. Rapp visited the school to introduce students to Germany as an exciting destination for higher education.
During the session, he spoke about the wide range of opportunities available at German universities, particularly for students considering future studies such as Master’s and PhD programmes. He also highlighted the academic strengths of German institutions, the availability of English-taught programmes, and the various pathways open to international students.
The interactive session was attended by interested students from Grades 8, 9 and 11. Students engaged enthusiastically, asking thoughtful and relevant questions about studying and living in Germany. The lively exchange made the session both informative and inspiring, offering valuable insights into future academic possibilities in Germany.
Educational Field Trip to Orissa
An educational field visit to Puri, including Konark Sun Temple, Pipli and Raghurajpur, was organized from 26 February to 1 March, 2026 for the students of Modern High School for Girls. The visit provided a rich cultural and historical learning experience. Students explored the architectural magnificence of the Konark Sun Temple, the spiritual heritage of Puri, the vibrant applique craft of Pipli and the traditional Pattachitra art of Raghurajpur.
The students participated in hands-on workshops with local artisans, field sketching and maintaining field notes. Heritage documentation and discussions on temple symbolism enhanced their observational and interpretative skills.
Storytelling Session with Mr Rajesh Shinde
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.
