Class 8 Batch Trip to Burdwan, 2026

The Class 8 educational trip to Burdwan, held from 11th to 13th September, 2026, proved to be an immensely enriching and memorable experience.
The students were captivated by the grandeur of Burdwan Rajbari, the invaluable historical artefacts at the Burdwan Museum and the serene expanse of the Golapbag Campus.
Their journey was further enhanced by the architectural splendour and spiritual tranquillity of the Hanseshwari Temple and the magnificent 108 Shiva Temples at Kalna.
It was a perfect blend of insightful learning, cultural exploration and joyful camaraderie with friends and teachers.
The trip left the students with cherished memories and a deeper appreciation for heritage and history.

Psycon 2026

Two students and teachers of Modern High School for Girls attended a session at ‘Psycon 2026’ on the topic ‘Understanding Challenges in Learning During Adolescence’ organised by Manovikas Kendra on 11th September, 2026. It was an enriching and insightful experience, bringing together doctors, psychiatrists, teachers from ICSE, CBSE and West Bengal Bengali-medium schools, students, parents and counsellors.
The participants were divided into three groups, teachers, students and parents, for separate interactive sessions with doctors and psychiatrists where they shared their concerns and challenges, while the experts offered their perspectives and possible solutions. The cultural presentation by the special children of Manovikas Kendra, including a delightful Talbadya performance, was another memorable part of the programme.
Overall, it was a highly enriching and thought-provoking experience that provided valuable insights into the concerns of teachers, students and parents and encouraged all to reflect on practical ways of supporting children within the existing educational framework.

Class 12 Batch Trip to Hyderabad

The Batch of 2027 embarked on an enriching and memorable trip to Hyderabad from 5th to 8th September, 2026. The students visited Golconda Fort, Charminar, Chowmahalla Palace, Ramoji Film City, Birla Mandir, and the B.M. Birla Science Centre. The journey was both informative and enjoyable, providing valuable learning experiences and cherished memories.

Clean Club Tree Plantation Drive in collaboration with Rotary Club

On 4th August, 2026, the Clean Club members participated in a tree plantation drive at Lion’s Safari Park, Kolkata, organized by ‘Concern for Earth’ in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Belur. The programme aimed to spread awareness about environmental conservation and the importance of preserving biodiversity.
The session began with an interactive talk by the resource person, Mr. Santosh Mehta, who introduced students to a variety of medicinal plants and explained their uses. The plants discussed included the Insulin Plant, Giloy, Hadjod, Lemongrass, Thankuni, Gudmar, Kalmegh, Mentha, Pan, Nayantara, Patharchatta, and Curry Leaves. Students also had the opportunity to taste some of these plants and learn about their medicinal properties.
Following the session, the participants planted saplings as part of the tree plantation drive. A guided walk around the park allowed students to observe different species of plants and trees, including banana trees, while learning about the importance of maintaining green spaces and protecting the environment.
The programme concluded with a group rendition of an environmental awareness song carrying the message of reducing pollution and planting more trees. Before dispersing, every participant was presented with a snake plant to take home as a memento of the event and to encourage continued care for plants beyond the programme. The visit successfully combined environmental education with practical activities, providing students with valuable exposure to nature and the significance of tree plantation.

Magic of Maths

‘Magic of Maths’, an inter-class mathematics session on 16th September , 2026 included students of Class 12 teaching the students of Class 8. This was a fun approach of combining learning with social interaction where the Senior students taught the concepts of plotting of graphs through a practical, hands-on experience.

Foreign Universities Career Fair, 2026

A Career Fair of universities coming from Australia, UK, France and other foreign universities having campuses in India was held on 11th September, 2026. The students of Classes 11 and 12 attended the session for a greater clarity about offered courses, application processes and other requirements.
The country-wise list of colleges are as follows:
Australia: 5 universities
– University of Sydney
– ⁠UNSW
– ⁠Monash University
– ⁠University of Western Australia
– ⁠UTS
United Kingdom: 5 universities
– University of Strathclyde — Scotland
– ⁠University of Westminster — England
– ⁠University of Wolverhampton — England
– ⁠Glasgow Caledonian University — Scotland
– ⁠Heriot-Watt University — Scotland
France : 1 institution
– ICN Business School
 Multiple countries
– Eruditus — represents/works with universities from several countries.

RISE Conclave

A few students from Classes 11 and 12 from Modern High School for Girls participated in the RISE Conclave organised by CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Biology, Kolkata where they interacted with Mr. Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) of the Ministry of Science and Technology.

 

Independence Day 2026

As India celebrated its 80th year of independence on 15th August, 2026, the Class 7 students of Modern High School for Girls joined the celebration by rejoicing in the progress that this great nation has made since regaining autonomy. The students presented their vision of a modern India in 2047 through meaningful narration, melodious songs and artistic dance compositions.

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.