Chat with a Doctor – “How Do I Handle Myself?” | For Class 9 Students

The students of Class 9 of Modern High School for Girls participated in a session from our Chat with a Doctor series, titled “How Do I Handle Myself?” on Monday, 28th July 2025.
Adolescence is often described as a time of turbulence—but it is also a time of transformation. This session had been designed to address these realities—covering both physical and mental well-being, and helping students reflect on how to understand and manage the changes they experience. Dr. Madhurima Vidyarthi, Consultant Endocrinologist MRCP (London and Edinburgh), FRCP (UK), PG Diploma in Diabetes (Cardiff), Parent and proud MHS alumna (Batch of 1995) and Dr. Sanjay Garg, Senior Consultant Psychiatrist MBBS, MRC Psych (London), CCT (UK) HOD – Psychiatry, Fortis Hospitals Kolkata
Ex-Consultant – NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde, UK, Secretary – Indian Psychiatric Society (WB) and Indian Association of Private Psychiatry (WB) were the Resource Persons who with their collective experience in adolescent physical and emotional health allowed for a conversation that was not only informative but also empathetic and deeply relevant to the age group.

Legal Studies Field Visit

Students from Modern High School for Girls, visited Bidhannagar East Police Station on 25th July, 2025 to have first-hand insights into the procedures at Police Station and familiarize themselves with various aspects of police work. This gave the students an insight into the real world procedures. Following their visit, the students had an interactive session with Shri Mukesh, IPS, Ld. Commissioner of Police, Bidhannagar, Dr. B Varun Chandrasekhar, IPS, the Joint Commissioner of Police (HQ), Shri Aneesh Sarkar, IPS,DCP BDN, Smt. Aishwariya Sagar, DCP Airport and other senior officers.

 

Clean Trip to Harinalaya Zoo

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.

Classes 8 & 9 Investiture Ceremony 2025

The Investiture Ceremony for the Prefects and House Committee members of Classes 8 and 9 was held on 10th July, 2025.
The Investiture Ceremony marked a proud moment as the newly elected members took an oath to uphold their duties with sincerity and leadership. Badges were conferred by dignitaries, inspiring a sense of responsibility and pride. The event celebrated the spirit of democracy, discipline, and dedication among the future leaders.

CISCE Albert Barrow Creative Writing Competition 2025

Modern High School for Girls hosted the CISCE Albert Barrow Creative Writing Competition on 11th July, 2025. Candidates from leading schools of Kolkata gathered to engage in a battle of creativity weaving stories through their imaginations.

Session on Admission to School of Visual Art, New York

A session on Admission to the School of Visual Art, New York was conducted by Ms. Aditi Khurana on 10th July, 2025. She gave valuable insights into the admission process and the requirements and methods of developing the portfolio. The session was attended by the Art students of Class 12.

 

 

Digivoice Youth Congress June 2025

Media-Smart and Future-Ready: MHSG Students at Digivoice 2025, Pune.

Two students from MHSG were selected to represent the school at the Digivoice Youth Congress, held from June 23rd to 27th, 2025, at the Goethe-Institut, Pune. The congress, tailored for young individuals aged 14–17, focused on empowering youth through media literacy.

Participants engaged in a vibrant and enriching program that included interactive workshops, thought-provoking discussions, collaborative group activities, and spirited competitions. The event emphasized the importance of critical thinking, digital citizenship, and responsible media consumption in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Beyond skill development, the congress also fostered intercultural exchange and collaboration, offering a unique platform for students from diverse backgrounds to connect, learn, and grow together. The experience not only broadened participants’ perspectives but also encouraged them to become more informed, reflective, and responsible members of the digital world.

 

Movie Screening

The Class 11 Psychology students went for the screening of the movie ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’ on 5th July, 2025.

Jorashako Thakurbari Trip by Bhasha o Reeti Club

On 3rd July 2025, the members of the Bhasha O Reeti Club of Modern High School for Girls embarked on an enriching field trip to Jorashanko Thakurbari, the birthplace and ancestral home of Tagore, nestled in the heart of North Kolkata.
The visit offered a glimpse into Tagore’s life beyond his writings. Among the many fascinating exhibits, the students saw rare photographs of Tagore with Rashbehari Bose’s family in Japan (1916), reflecting his global connections and influence and pictures from his visit to Burma and a model of the train compartment that carried him from Shantiniketan to Calcutta during his final journey. They got the opportunity to stand in the very room where Tagore breathed his last – a space that echoed in quiet dignity and deep history. They also explored the family maternity room, offering insights into the domestic life in the Tagore household and a mud oven, showcasing the traditional culinary practices of the time.
This trip was much more than just a field trip – it was a walk through living memory, where every corner held poetry and every wall hummed with rich history.

Field Survey In The East Kolkata Wetlands

Field survey in the East Kolkata Wetlands took place on 2nd July, 2025 for Disappearing Dialogues Wipro Sustainability Program 2025-26. The resource person was Ms. Nobina Gupta. The students of Modern High School for Girls participated in the survey to understand the significance of the preservation of the wetlands and the impact of these ecosystems on the flora and fauna that exist around us. It whetted the curiosity of the young enthusiasts and encouraged them to think of more eco-friendly and sustainable means of developments.