Class 1 Independence Day Celebration – 2026

The students of Class 1 celebrated Independence Day on 13 August 2026. They expressed their love for the country through patriotic songs, recitation and a dance. The children performed with enthusiasm and proudly waved the National Flag which had been previously made in class. The lively interaction during the quiz on freedom fighters displayed their curiosity to learn more about these brave men and women. The entire programme, in coordination with the Class 2 students, proved to be an enjoyable experience for both participants and audience alike.

Upper KG Independence Day Celebration – 2026

The students of Upper KG celebrated the spirit of Independence Day through creativity and music. They explored paper folding to create beautiful tricolour tulips and Indian flags. The celebration came alive as the girls gathered together, proudly waving their handmade flags and singing patriotic songs.

Lower KG Independence Day Celebration – 2026

The Lower KG children celebrated Independence Day with great enthusiasm, joy and patriotic spirit. A short, child-friendly presentation introduced the little learners to the brave heroes who fought for India’s freedom and helped them understand the significance of the day.

The children proudly sang patriotic songs while holding handmade Indian flags and wearing handmade colourful tricolour wristbands. They also explored India’s National Symbols through a range of engaging and creative activities.

As part of the celebration, the children created beautiful peacock feathers, representing India’s National Bird, using hand impressions, Fabriano cut-outs, straws and paper leaves. They made a mango motif, representing India’s National Fruit, using recycled pieces of cloth. The Lotus, India’s National Flower, was brought to life using rolled crepe-paper balls, thumbprints and sponge impressions.The children also created the Banyan Tree, India’s National Tree, using colouring, cotton dabbing and paper pasting techniques.

Towards the end, they enthusiastically solved a puzzle by bringing together the pieces to reveal a National Symbol.

Through these hands-on activities, the children learnt about India’s National Symbols while developing their creativity, fine-motor skills and a sense of pride in their country. The celebration beautifully blended creativity, learning, patriotism and joyful participation, making Independence Day a truly meaningful and memorable experience for our little learners.

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CISCE ZONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2026

Students of Modern high School for Girls participated in the CISCE Zonal Basketball Tournament 2026 from 19th -22nd July, 2026. The Under 14 team secured the Third place, The Under 17 team emerged as Runners Up and the Under 19 team secured the First position.

SISMUN 2026

Students from Modern High School for Girls had participated in SISMUN organised by Singapore International School, Mumbai on 8th and 9th August, 2026. The following awards were received by the students:

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

4. ⁠Dhyana K – High Commendation
It provided essential exposure to the students enabling them to build confidence by sharpening core abilities in public speaking, critical thinking, and international diplomacy.

Industry Visit by Students of Entrepreneurship

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.

Melisma 2026

Modern High School for Girls participated in Melisma 2026 on 7th August, 2026 and secured the Overall Second Runners Up position. They emerged First in Eastern Duet, Second in Capriccio and Misicorium Music Quiz and Third in Bailando, the Western Dance event.

MHS Performance at ‘Morpheus South City International School Fest’

Students of Modern High School for Girls participated in ‘Morpheus’ the South City International School Fest 2026 winning many accolades making their alma mater proud. They secured the First position in Quiz, Carrom and Table Tennis. They emerged Second in Darts and secured the Third position in Fashion, Creative writing and Reel Making.

Deutsch Plus Beruf scholarship programme in Heilbronn, Germany

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.

Quaestio 2026

Modern High School for Girls emerged victorious at the 16th edition of Quaestio, an inter-school quiz competition hosted by Birla High School for Boys on 7 August 2026. With 19 schools participating, the competition tested students’ knowledge, teamwork and quick thinking.

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!