The students of Upper KG recited Rabindranath Tagore’s poem The Palm Tree with great enthusiasm and expression. Adorned with palm tree headgears crafted by themselves, the children performed with confidence and joy. Their presentation showcased creativity, teamwork, and active participation, making it truly delightful to watch.
The students of Class 1 celebrated Rabindra Jayanti on 14 May 2026 with great joy and enthusiasm. Through recitations, songs, and dance performances, the children paid tribute to the timeless works of Rabindranath Tagore. They performed with confidence and spirit, making the programme truly delightful. The celebration, presented in coordination with the Upper KG and Class 2 students, was thoroughly enjoyed by both the participants and the audience.
On 14 May 2026, the Class 2 students joyfully celebrated Rabindra Jayanti. The air was filled with beautiful melodies of songs like ‘Kothao Amar Hariye Jawar Nei Mana’, ‘Khoro Bayu Boy Bege’,and ‘Esho He Boishakh’. The students also shared their creativity by reciting the enchanting Bengali poem ‘Sadh’.To add to the festivities, they performed a delightful Hindi skit about ‘Shantiniketan’, highlighting the wonderful contributions of nature and Tagore’s love for it. They danced to the tunes of ‘Aye tobe sohochori’. This celebration was not just an event; it was a vibrant expression of art and culture that inspired everyone involved.
Our school came alive with music, poetry and celebration on 14th May 2026 as the students of the Upper Primary Department celebrated Rabindra Jayanti with great enthusiasm. The students of Class 3 paid tribute to Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore through lovely songs, graceful dances and thoughtful speeches.
Dressed in vibrant shades of white, yellow, green, and blue, the children looked cheerful and radiant. They spoke beautifully about Tagore’s childhood, his love for stories,and the timeless values reflected in his writings and ideas.
The hall was bright and lively, adorned with colourful handmade crafts created by the children themselves. Through Tagore’s songs and stories, the students explored the beauty of nature, love, freedom and humanity. The celebration left everyone with joyful hearts and a deep admiration for our beloved poet.
Students from Modern High School for Girls participated in ‘Jubilare 2026’, the Sri Shikshayatan School Annual Inter School Fest and emerged as the Second Runners Up in ‘Serve It Right’ and ‘Colour Splash’.
The Interhouse Throwball Competition 2026 took place in the month of April and Rose House and Jasmine House qualified for the Finals. Jasmine emerged as the Champion House while the Runners Up position was secured by Rose House.
