Results U -19
Match 1: Won against Assembly of God Church – 7-0
Final Match: Won against La Martiniere for Girls in penalties – 4-3
Champions of the CISCE Zonal Football Tournament – 2025!
As part of our ongoing commitment to the Professional Development of our teachers, the Junior School organised an Interactive Session on Nurturing Teachers’ Wellbeing which was conducted by Dr. J R Ram, an eminent psychiatrist of Kolkata.
The insightful session provided a reflective space for educators to focus on their own mental and emotional health—an often overlooked area in our busy schedule. Dr. Ram addressed issues like triggers for stress, coping mechanisms, balancing workload, time management, mindfulness and other factors leading to anxiety, burnout and depression.
The interactive session, enriched with relatable examples and gentle humour was both engaging and eye-opening. It was an enriching experience that reminded us that caring of our students begins with caring for ourselves. As educators, we felt empowered with practical tools, renewed purpose and a deeper understanding of our own well-being.

As part of its commitment to environmental conservation awareness, the Clean Club organized a field trip to Harinalaya Zoo on 2nd July, 2025. An urban setting situated within Eco Park, Kolkata, this allowed club members to explore and engage with wildlife within city spaces. The students were accompanied and assisted by a forest officer and a conservation specialist, who provided in-depth knowledge about the animals, their natural habitats, and the ongoing efforts to protect and conserve them. This visit to the zoo served not only as an educational outing but also as a reminder of the importance of coexisting with and protecting the natural world, even within our cities. It aligned with the Clean Club’s mission, fostering environmental responsibility and awareness.


Students of Modern High School proudly showcased their creativity and environmental awareness through enthusiastic participation in Van Mahotsav 2025 and St. Xavier’s Fest, both hosted by St. Xavier’s Collegiate School (Primary Section).
At Van Mahotsav 2025, twelve students from the Upper Primary Department participated in four events. A Class 5 student secured the 2nd prize in “Verde–Verse: Just A Minute (J.A.M.),” while the school’s dance team won 2nd prize in “Groove for the Green” (Group Dance). Participants in T-shirt painting and Pot painting also performed commendably, helping the school earn the prestigious “Best School” trophy.
At St. Xavier’s Fest, students took part in diverse competitions such as Meraki – PowerPoint Presentation, Birdhouse making, Toy making, Umbrella painting, and a Group Song performance. Each event reflected the theme “Trees: Contribution in Nurturing Nature,” with students expressing this message through thoughtful designs and soulful performances.
Their efforts across both events demonstrated not only talent and teamwork, but also a strong commitment to environmental values.



The Junior Department came alive with energy and excitement from 4 July 2025, as students from all eight houses competed in the much-awaited Inter-House Table Tennis and Badminton
In Table Tennis Singles, Chitrita Dhanuka of Jasmine House played brilliantly to win the title, while Alia Rajgarhia of Magnolia House finished as runner-up.
The Doubles match saw an impressive performance by Kaira Bhaya and Sumedha Gupta of Jasmine House, who won the tournament, while Vani Agarwal and Dia Khetan of Magnolia House gave them tough competition and came in second.
The Badminton Singles final was intense, with Vani Agarwal of Magnolia House taking the win, and Ashwika Bhuwalka of Rose House finishing as runner-up.
In Badminton Doubles, Shivanshika Sanghavi and Abhipsha Mitter of Lotus House emerged as champions, while Shanaya Goenka and Amaira Jain put up a great fight to claim the runner-up spot.
The matches were filled with exciting rallies, close finishes, and great sportsmanship. All players showed amazing effort and enthusiasm, making the tournament a fun and memorable event for everyone involved. However for the first time, walk overs had to be given as some students ‘forgot’ they had games on a Monday morning. Disappointing for the House and particularly for the participants who did come for the game and were left partnerless. We trust this is a first and last time occurance.
