Rabindra Jayanti – A Tribute to Tagore by Class 3

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.

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Earth Day- 22 April 2026

The celebration of World Earth Day was a joyful and meaningful experience for students of Classes 3, 4 and 5, blending creativity with environmental awareness. Displays and badges were prepared on the theme “Rethink Waste.”

Class 3 students created colourful headbands with messages such as “The Sun is Our Hero,” crafted paper mobiles and delivered short speeches on saving water, planting trees and keeping their surroundings clean.

Class 4 engaged in interdisciplinary learning—writing poems on recycling, suggesting ways to care for the Earth, exploring eco-friendly jute through craftwork and using a one-litre bottle model and pictographs to understand water distribution and conservation.

Class 5 explored sustainability through examples like Patagonia and Banyan Nation, upcycled waste into useful items, created slogans and developed mind maps on water sources while reinforcing conservation through mathematical activities.

Across classes 3 to 5, students researched the jute industry and eco-conscious practices, modelled the Earth’s water distribution and tracked their efforts through pictographs. Their work was thoughtfully displayed, showcasing their learning and reinforcing the idea that small, mindful actions can collectively lead to a more sustainable future.

Prize Distribution Ceremony-Upper Primary Department

The Upper Primary Prize Distribution Ceremony, held on Friday, 17 April 2026, was a vibrant celebration of talent, perseverance and achievement. The event was graced by Mrs Swati Das, former Acting Vice Principal, as the Chief Guest.

Students were recognised for academic excellence, commendable progress, communication skills,leadership abilities, attendance and various other parameters, with each class also honouring an All-Rounder. The prestigious Deepika Dutta Memorial Award acknowledged excellence in creative writing,art and communication skills.

A proud highlight was the Class 5 Bulbuls receiving the Golden Arrow Award—the highest honour in the Bharat Scouts and Guides—for excellence in skills, service and leadership.

The opening song “Barte Raho” beautifully captured the spirit of the ceremony, inspiring students to keep striving and always give their best.

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.

Read Together – Classes 1 to 5

On Tuesday, 10 February 2026 , students and faculty of Classes 1 to 5 came together for a special Read Together session in the school garden.
The session was organised to strengthen our culture of reading and to remind students of the joy of reading beyond textbooks.  Students brought a book of their choice, excited to dive into stories of adventure, mystery, humour and fantasy. From Class 3 onwards, students accustomed to reading on a Kindle also participated with one, ensuring that every child could enjoy reading in the format they were comfortable with.
The school garden looked lovely as students were deeply immersed in their books and the atmosphere reflected focus, enthusiasm and a true love for reading. It was a meaningful  celebration of stories — a morning that truly brought books to life.

Where Stories Come Alive – with Lesley D Biswas

On Tuesday, 10 February 2026 there was a reading session for classes 3 and 4– Where Stories Come Alive – with author Lesley D Biswas.  The session aimed to nurture a love for reading and help students connect with the creative mind behind the stories. Ms. Biswas warmly shared her journey as an author and introduced her book to the young readers.  Students participated enthusiastically in an interactive question-and-answer session and listened attentively as she read excerpts from her work.

Set in the serene ambience of the school garden, the session created a joyful and inspiring atmosphere. The students listened with rapt attention and responded with excitement and appreciation.  Overall, the interaction was enriching, engaging, and truly unforgettable—making it a meaningful celebration of books, creativity and the magic of storytelling.

 

 

STEM Workshop

Modern High School for Girls hosted an engaging two-day STEM and Robotics Workshop on 7 and 8 January 2026 in collaboration with IEM Robotics Research and Development Pvt. Ltd. The workshop brought science and technology to life through hands-on, interactive learning, helping students explore complex concepts in an enjoyable and meaningful way.

Students of Classes 4 and 5 enthusiastically participated in a variety of practical activities. Class 4 explored renewable energy by building wind-powered cars and solar-powered robots, gaining insights into sustainability and environmental responsibility. Class 5 stepped into the role of young engineers, constructing cranes to understand compound machines and creating solar-powered robots to reinforce the importance of alternative energy.

The workshop encouraged teamwork, critical thinking, fine motor skills and collaboration, making the learning experience both fun and impactful.

Festive Beats and Bells- Jingle Junction

The Upper Primary students of Modern High School for Girls were brimming with Christmas cheer as they came together for Festive Beats and Bells- Jingle Junction- a joyful carol-singing celebration. The first-floor corridor and staircase buzzed with excitement as students from Classes 3 to 5 filled the space with music, smiles and festive spirit.

Adding to the merriment were the beautifully decorated corridors, bright with colourful Christmas artwork created by the Class 3 students themselves. They brought extra sparkle to the celebration, donning cheerful Christmas headbands and waving vibrant decorations as they sang their hearts out.

Laughter, music and happy voices echoed all around, creating a warm and magical atmosphere. With students and teachers celebrating together, the school truly came alive with the joy, togetherness and festive cheer of the holiday season.

Power Hour@ MHS 2025

On 6th December 2025, Classes 3 and 5 of Modern High School for Girls came together for a truly unforgettable Power Hour@ MHS. In line with this year’s theme, the fitness programme was crafted to inspire students to Explore your Strength, Discover your Energy and Invent New Moves, making the morning both purposeful and energising.

The school grounds were bursting with enthusiasm as Class 3 parents and children, who had diligently practised the fitness steps shared in the earlier videos, came together for an energetic parent–child workout. Alongside the spirited participation of Class 5 students, the dedication shone through as the morning transformed into an eclectic mix of music, movement, teamwork and pure joy.

Ms R Mishra and Ms A Gupta ensured the parents stayed on the move throughout, keeping the energy high and the excitement almost tangible, creating an atmosphere that was vibrant, uplifting and absolutely unstoppable.

Ace choreographer Mr Prasanna Saika added his trademark flair to the warm-up and cool-down sessions. He had the parents grooving from start to finish and wrapped up the event on an electrifying high!

The teachers, too, infused every move with spirit and sparkle and their efforts were evident in the flawless flow of the events.

While the day was brimming with excitement, the heart of the programme lay in promoting fitness and a healthy lifestyle. The action-packed morning left everyone breathless yet energised and the unique concept won admiration from all.

Children’s Day 2025

Modern High School for Girls celebrated Children’s Day with colour, cheer and creativity across the Junior Department..

The festivities began on 13th November for the Nursery to Class 2 students, who arrived in bright coloured clothes, bubbling with excitement. Their day was packed with games, joyful classroom activities and a much-awaited surprise—their teachers took the stage with a delightful performance that had the little ones clapping and giggling throughout. Every child went home beaming, carrying a recycled-paper notepad and crayons as a special Children’s Day gift.

The celebration continued on 14th November for the Upper Primary students, who walked in dressed vibrantly for a day of fun. The senior school students had thoughtfully planned a lively fete with games and food stalls, adding plenty of sparkle to the morning. A major highlight was the teachers’ programme—teachers transformed into beloved characters like Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Harry Potter and many more, performing a hilarious skit titled “The Magical Class of Fairyland School” followed by a high-energy dance that had students cheering loudly.

Adding a meaningful, eco-friendly touch to the celebration, the Upper Primary students crafted recycled paper bags for all the children of the Junior Department, The paper bags had recycled notepads and pens packed for them. This thoughtful gesture made the event even more memorable.

Laughter, imagination and the joy of giving filled the campus—making Children’s Day 2025 a celebration the students will treasure for a long time!