All About Art Club celebrates creativity with a waste-to-art activity, where discarded materials find new life. Students transform discarded cardboard and paper into imaginative artworks, learning sustainability, innovation, and responsibility. Art becomes a joyful statement: nothing is useless when imagination leads the way through play, purpose, colour, collaboration, and making.
Modern High School for Girls marked India’s 77th Republic Day with a vibrant programme, “Unsung Heroes”, hosted by the students of Class 9 on 26th January, 2026. The event celebrated the nation’s evolving landscape and the students’ vision for a brighter future. The students enthralled all with a musical presentation of Fakir Sanyasi Rebellion and the Naval mutiny of 1946 through a mesmerising rendition of Salil Choudhury’s ‘Dheu Utheche’. The students also celebrated the life of Dakshayini Velayudhan, the only Dalit woman in the Constituent Assembly along with other lesser known events and personalities that fall beyond the mainstream. The celebration was graced by teachers, parents, and distinguished guests, who added to the fervour of the occasion.
On the auspicious occasion of Saraswati Puja on 23rd January, 2026 students and faculty members gathered to offer their prayers as lifelong learners. They wished for wisdom to shape their minds, truth to mould their conscience and courage to face the challenges of life to become holistic beings.
A glimpse into an ordinary day at MHS. From playing in the sun to serious exam preparation, the MHS garden has seen it all and in its midst the young Modernities grow up!
The students of Modern High School for Girls celebrated Swami Vivekananda Jayanti on 12th January, 2026 through class presentations with a blend of discipline, cultural pride and deep reflection on Swami’s life. They delivered speeches, developed creative presentations and offered prayers and songs commemorating this important day. The young minds focused on Swamiji’s faith in the power of the youth, his definition of education and his ideals of universal brotherhood and unity of religions. Such assemblies enabled students to inculcate the virtues extolled by Swami Vivekananda.
