1. Samaira Sirohia – Best Delegate (Research)
2. Mehaa Banerjee – Best Delegate (Research)
3. Aishwarya Mookerjee – High Commendation

1. Samaira Sirohia – Best Delegate (Research)
2. Mehaa Banerjee – Best Delegate (Research)
3. Aishwarya Mookerjee – High Commendation

Students of Entrepreneurship of Class XI of Modern High School for Girls visited industries such as ONergy Solar and Alpheno Disposables Pvt. Ltd. to gain practical exposure to entrepreneurship and the renewable energy sector. The owners shared their business journey, challenges faced, and experiences, providing valuable insights into the realities of entrepreneurship. Students also shared their entrepreneurial goals and the reasons for choosing entrepreneurship as a subject. The students also observed the functioning of solar panels. The visit was an informative and enriching experience that connected classroom learning with real-world business practices. The visit helped the students understand the complete manufacturing process, the importance of quality control and packaging, and how industries manage waste through recycling. It also gave them practical exposure to the working of a large-scale manufacturing unit and helped relate classroom concepts in Business Studies to real industrial practices.


From 19th July to 8th August 2026, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the Deutsch Plus Beruf scholarship programme in Heilbronn, Germany, organised by Goethe Institute.
It was a three-week language course including career orientation; we had classes every weekday morning, after which we got to visit some of the biggest companies and universities in the country, giving us a glimpse into the education, research and professional life in Germany. My German improved tremendously, especially when it came to actually using it outside the classroom.
And, of course, we had plenty of fun outside of studies– we had free-time every evening and excursions every weekend, during which we explored and took part in a variety of activities such as boatriding, drawing on the sidewalks with chalk, participating in scavenger hunts around new cities with only a physical map as a guide, karaoke nights, museum tours, making gummy bears from scratch– and so much more, making everlasting memories together!
With 41 students representing around 35 countries, being the only participant from India was both exciting and a little nerve-wracking. However, meeting people from so many different countries was the very best part! I made some amazing friends, learned so much about their cultures and perspectives, and found that I could relate to so many of them despite having such different backgrounds. Being the representative of my country, I got to share about my experiences and culture with them as well.
I came back with improved proficiency in German, greater independence, wonderful new friendships, a deeper understanding of cultures around the world, and countless memories. These three weeks constituted an experience of a lifetime that will always stick with me hereafter.

Representing MHS, Gunja Ray (5), Anaya Sen (5) and Oshmi Sengupta (4) showcased remarkable confidence, teamwork and quick thinking throughout the competition. After clearing the 25-question preliminary round, they advanced to the finals, featuring exciting rounds such as Picture, Video, Connecting, Grey Matter – Brain Teasers and the thrilling Buzzer Round.
Adding to the excitement, 10 girls from Classes 3 to 5 came along to cheer enthusiastically for their MHS friends. Their support made the victory even more special. The winning team received a trophy, medals, certificates and books to read, making it a truly memorable achievement for MHS!


On 7th August, 2026, the students of Class 8 of Modern High School for Girls transported everyone to the picturesque and serene Santiniketan, where Tagore or Kobi Guru Rabindranath Thakur, as we, the Bengalis felicitate him, started the ‘Vriksharopan Utsav’ on July 14, 1929 by planting a ‘bokul’ sapling. Modern High School for Girls has kept the legacy alive with its annual ‘vriksharopan’ (tree planting) ceremony where at the end of the ceremony, the sapling is planted in the school garden. The ceremony was an expression of the bard’s love for Nature and his strong belief that a deep sense of harmony binds every element of Nature. The various songs and dances, as well as narration, all performed by the young and talented students of Class 8, highlighted Tagore’s legacy of protecting the environment. The beautiful flower ‘alpana’ is an artistic expression of Tagore’s cherished ideals of ‘Satyam, Shivam, Sundaram’ – ‘Truth, Beauty and Compassion’ ; which is also the vision of our school. The ceremony was a celebration of the sacred communion between Nature and the human soul and compelled us to acknowledge and recognize Nature as a friend, philosopher and guide.
