It is rightfully said  that when reading stops all education stops, so to encourage reading and make it fun filled children  were introduced to a reading party, so sprawled on the comforts and softness of carpets with friends, music and favourite snacks as an accompaniment children relished the joys of reading .

Mughal day

To imbibe and acknowledge cultural values and get familiar with our own backyard, children celebrated the Mughal day, a day which was a leaf out of History .Dressed as regal princes and princesses of the bygone era they eloquently voiced the tales of the ostentatious mughal era. The aroma of Mughal cuisine filled the air.

The Mughal era was deftly depicted by reveling the transition of the end of the royal era to the British rule in the form of clanic dances from Kathak to Ballroom.

Opulence of the Mughal era was combined with the sensitivity and heartening action taken to make a humble but significant contribution to our fellow beings less privileged than us.

So under the theme Who We Are and the inspiring unit of inquiry challenges risks and resilience children of PYP 5 made commendable actions. Ananth Narayan made a basket collecting books from the entire student with a slogan if you care share and the proceeds were given to IDF.

Divya, Aishwarya and Kaniska created pamphlets and raised money for an NGO they made greeting cards to raise money for the same. Internationalism was pursued zealously as cultural day was celebrated in the PYP 3, with children getting a peek into each others cultures, attire, festivals language and cuisines.

Academic brilliance shown in all its splendour as children participated in the IITG OLYMPIADS AIEE.
Accolades for students’ weren’t far behind, so Vaidehi Patil secured the 10th rank in the Maharashtra State championship of the MARRS International Spelling Bee. Neil Shah bagged the 8th rank in the same event.

Pranshu Gaba appeared for the FIITJEE TALENT Reward with 4lakh students. He emerged the zonal topper for math and science and won cash reward for Rs 1lakh and he has done us proud for the trophee awarded to the school.

Event bouquets, experiences, are all ongoing as the PYP gears up for more challenges with feverish excitement, vigor and unquenchable thirst to learn more.

The sibling ‘revelry’ and religious fervour of Raksha Bandhan encompassed the children with a passion and emotion and children went into a frenzy creating a rakhi for this auspicious occasion

Sub junior Billiards and Snooker selection Tournament Khaim Talib of AS Level.
Selected for Maharastra Team.

MSSA Interschool Football U/16 Boys
Match 1- Won by 2 goals against Billabong High School
Match 2- Won by 3 goals against G.D Somani memorial School
Match 3-Won by 10 goals against Little Angels High School
(Team qualified for the Knock out round)

MSSA Interschool Fooball U/14 Boys
Match 1- Draw with Gyan Kendra School
Match 2- Won by 2 Goals against St. Jones the Evangelist School

MSSA Interschool T.T Tournament Boys U/12 Vedant Shah of  V Runners Up. AUGUST state champion declared

DSO Interschool Chess Tournament Boys U/14  Rowan Shah of V C secured IV position and qualified for the Mumbai Division

DSO Swimming Tounament of Mumbai Suburban Vaishali Harirajan of IX A secured  2nd position in Individual medley.(Qualified for Mumbai Division)