2021/22

GIIS East Coast Campus Yearbook

Table of
Contents
02 Messages

10 Unique Achievements

14 Highlights

24 Creatives

56 Photos

71 Board of Directors
Vision
To become a global role model for teaching and learning.

Mission
We nurture our global students into men and women who will be leaders
of distinction, committed to the spirit of excellence, through high quality
education imparted by globally experienced and caring teachers building
strong virtues and values while focusing on all round development,
creativity and entrepreneurship.

Core Values
Manage with information and metrics

Agility and adaptability

Honesty, integrity and ethical practices

Attitude before knowledge

Teamwork

Mentor, coach and make a difference

Ambience for learning

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Leader’s Principal’s
Message Message
What a fantastic year it has been 9 GEMS outside of academics. An Ode To The Yesteryear remains unparalleled. Talking about
for GIIS! Students and teachers were active introducing new pedagogical
participants in various programs and What a year it has been! Some approaches, we pride ourselves on
As we welcome you to 2022, I’d like years do not need an exposition.
initiatives, having earned a reputable being trailblazers and providing
to emphasise our mission statement
name for themselves and the school. They simply stand to tell a tale of thought leadership in the education
of nurturing young minds and
From arts and sports to community everything they have witnessed. On sector. The various accolades our
hearts as the backbone of a nation’s
welfare and entrepreneurship, our the eve of our vicennial celebration,
growth and hope for the future. students have won speak about
students proved well-equipped we extend our warmest greetings
leaders who can take on any their drive and enthusiasm for our
Our school’s goal is to continue and gratitude to our campus family.
to be known as a torchbearer challenge, role or responsibility. educational offerings.
As we continue navigating the
of cutting-edge educational The school has also generously challenges of surfing a new COVID I feel our yearbook often acts as a
approaches and an institution donated to causes such as time capsule: a treasure trove of
wave every few months, we believe we
where students are defining a future COVID-related relief items, monetary valuable memories from the year
not only for themselves but for the have found a steady rhythm that gets
aid to less fortunate sections of us closer to the shore each time. gone by. No matter how dog-
entire globe. We have strived for this society, and school sponsorship on eared, yellow, or worn-out the
for the last two decades. And now the CSR front. Our campus’ foundational values are
as we enter our 20th Anniversary pages become, they remain deeply
academic excellence and a deep love cherished by our campus family. It
year, we will continue to strive for Moving forward in 2022, while
Mr. Atul Temurnikar more incredible and more secure we remain alert about Covid-19 Mr. CVK Sastry for extracurricular activities outside is a tradition we strive to pass on to
and establish safety management the classroom walls. In line with our future generations, of reliving school
Co-founder and Chairman futures for our students who have Principal
the potential to be world’s future measures, our primary focus has 9 GEMS digital pedagogy, we have years. We have diligently curated
Global Schools Foundation East Coast Campus consistently strived to inculcate
leaders and productive citizens. been the execution of several new the works of some budding poets,
teaching methodologies this year. 21st-century skills in our students. authors, and artists and strung
From its foundation to the
present, our institution has worked We will continue to strive towards them together to create a wreath of
Seeing the smiles of children, warmth and joy. Hopefully, the smell
tirelessly to disseminate the light our culture of “ABCD – Achieve
delighted to return to school, will linger on long after the flowers
of education and pave the way for our best; Believe in ourselves; Care
for one another and Diversity in reinforces my beliefs that even in have wilted.
every student to achieve academic
greatness. The essential areas of harmony.” Our goal is to develop the darkest times, people will turn
to community, and education will I would also like to take this
concentration remain the same: our students into effective human
beings, not just degree holders. never falter in fostering curiosity. We opportunity to share some
generating possibilities, testing
minds, fostering innovation, and Sports, dance, music, and art, as are proud to have adopted a hybrid wonderful news. We will shortly
maintaining excitement. well as social responsibility activities, education system, allowing students commence Grade 10 for IGCSE and
should become a regular part of to return to learning on-campus. CBSE curricula from April 2022. It is
Year 2021 brought many accolades your lives. my firm belief that our experienced
We are indeed fortunate to be
and accomplishments. Firstly, the and more than capable teaching
school was made proud of the The digitally-savvy GIIS SMART on-campus regularly, while schools
in other countries continue to staff will be the wind beneath our
exemplary performance of every Campus, and the Green and
Happy East Coast Campus, are the operate virtually. wings and make us soar
student in the IBDP, IGCSE, and the
CBSE 12th and 10th examinations. epitome of new era learning. Every even higher.
It warms my heart to see the flurry
The year saw new records being set technology, facility, and design is Finally, I take this opportunity to
of activity of pupils milling around
with 16 world toppers in the IBDP meticulously crafted to provide thank our dedicated parents. Their
the most outstanding academic campus and hear the lingering
exams, 26 A* toppers in IGCSE, support has been instrumental for
and a whopping 91.6% average for and extracurricular pedagogy for sounds of classroom lectures. It is our
students’ laughter, hidden behind smoothly transitioning into this
the CBSE 12 board exams. We also their benefit. SMART features such
as Wi-Fi enabled classrooms and masks, and the twinkle in their eyes hybrid model. You continue to be
received 100 awards, including the
Global Performance Excellence Sports Analytics fields are in place that hint at their zest for life. As our guiding light and our pillar
Award and APQO Award, and are to provide students with the best educators, this is where our lifeforce of support. Last but not least, a
now registered in the World Book of resources available to improve comes from. heartfelt thank you to the children –
Records. It pushed our total number their academic performance and for sharing your passion and dreams
of awards and certifications to a extracurricular activities. This was a year of exhilarating with us.
monumental 300. highs. Our track record of securing
We look forward to a successful year podium positions in almost every
Last year, we also saw exponential ahead and will face all challenges competition for the calendar year
achievements extended to all confidently and with fortitude.
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Educators’ Educators’
Perspective Perspective

IQ and EQ are the the aggressors. Yet, all of them had Teachers and Parents Both have to be good listeners,
Two Weapons of Good one thing in common - they were Can Shape Strong Leaders supporters and guides to the
led by passion and unwavering of Tomorrow younger generations, to help bring
Future Leaders out the best in them.
commitment to achieve a goal.
A ship is as steady as its What makes a great leader?
commander. And in a school setting, As educators, we too have Educators and parents can do many
educators are the commanders. commitment to one common goal Many attributes are applied to great more things to help young people
- the benefit and betterment of leadership but according to me, live up to their promise. They can set
We all agree that education is the students. And if we approach this great leaders are those who: Have up activities for problem-solving to
ultimate key to shaping young duty with passion we can achieve integrity and clarity of vision and challenge a child’s critical thinking,
minds for a better tomorrow. huge successes. Even though all of purpose; show agility and resilience they can set goals to drive children
But, the process of learning itself us are wired differently, our goal as in difficult situations; delegate to excellence, they can encourage
has gone beyond just acquiring teacher leaders is to build the IQ responsibility and lead by example. creativity to broaden their minds
knowledge and new skills. It requires and EQ in all our students. and hearts.
developing the intelligence quotient In today’s world, however,
(IQ) and an emotional quotient (EQ) Intelligence Quotient comes from leadership requires coping with They must be taught that leaders
in an individual to make them good academic learning, and Emotional various challenges. One has to be are scrutinised, their every move is
Ms. Rusha Singh Ms. Suchandra Chaudhuri fair, show empathy, be innovative
leaders of tomorrow. Quotient can be groomed by dissected and their intentions are
English Teacher teaching empathy, kindness and English Teacher and constantly learn. This is the always misjudged, but the sign of
CBSE 4 to 8 Educators play a huge role in respect to our young students. The CLSP 6 to 8 and IGCSE 9 minimum they can do to run a true leader lies in the fact that
making this happen. first one comes by teaching them organisations, help communities they learn and evolve with each
the importance of hard work and and lead nations. To do this, a challenge. When the vision and
Educators are entrusted with the perseverance, the second one is balance is required between goal is clear, individuals can make
responsibility of nurturing future achieved by encouraging them to knowledge and empathy - the for great leaders who can convert
generations for the world to be curious and welcoming. And IQ and EQ - which will make for a unknown paths for their followers
produce great leaders. Which gives what could be a better way to do capable leader. into superhighways of success.
us a very important role in helping this than leading by example.
young minds unleash their inherent The way we behave, react, respond To achieve this, one has to start from But, there is also one more
talent to excel in future. For this to in the classroom will be the way our the beginning when individuals are important aspect to teach which
happen, teachers first need to be children learn and imbibe. of an impressionable age. This is is: With great power comes great
leaders themselves, to become the right time to imbibe important responsibility. This pop-culture
a beacon of inspiration for these The school has always been values in an individual, and give quote is relevant at all times, and
young minds. emphasising on thinking about them a chance at being successful must be taught to the young
helping students rise as leaders of leaders of the future. The onus of students to make them
How exactly will this happen? tomorrow. It has given students nurturing individuals into leaders good leaders.
many opportunities to rise. Now, thus falls on the Educators -
India’s freedom struggle produced us educators need to join hands Teachers and Parents.
many heroes in a leadership to make this happen - with our
position. Mahatma Gandhi, diversified teaching methodologies The responsibility of embedding
Jawaharlal Nehru, Netaji Subhash - to bridge the gap between the correct values falls on the shoulders
Chandra Bose, Bhagat Singh - to heart and the mind of our of these two groups who are
name a few - had different styles young learners. mentors to young minds from
of leadership. One believed in the beginning.
peace and non-violence, the other
believed in raising an army to fight
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Educators’ Educators’
Perspective Perspective

语言是表达的工具， 语言学习从来就不是一件容易的事 Le Français Est Une choisir: CLSP, CBSE, IGCSE, PYP. Il
情。尤其是在刚刚开始的阶段，面对 Langue Privilégiée leur permet de choisir celui qui
请坚持你的选择 leur convient.
新的语言，新的语法规则，可能会
Une langue utilisée par les poètes,
法国作家莫里哀曾说过：“语言是赐予 让你不知所措。但请相信，只要你坚 Les enseignants à GIIS, ils sont très
humanistes, philosophes et
人类表达思想的工具”。作为一名中文 持，不放弃，就一定会成功的。当有 historiens au courant des siècles. efficaces. Ils ont la passion et la
教师，我很庆幸，自己有机会可以看 一天你能够真真正正地用中文和别人 À GIIS EastCoast, nous avons cette capacité de réussir.
到我的学生们用中文来表达他们的思 交流的时候，我相信你会为自己感到 langue comme deuxième langue.
想。当我在写这段话，回想你们在课 骄傲的。
Les étudiants choisissent français
堂上努力地、认真地用中文和同学们 comme leur deuxième langue
沟通自己的想法，抒发自己的情感的 avec plaisir.
时候，是我最感动的时刻。 Parce que, cela leur donne la
possibilité d’apprendre la culture
et la civilisation françaises. Surtout,
ils adorent la cuisine française. La
langue, selon eux, est très musicale
Ms. Jing Chunyan Ms. Mohana Shanthi et poétique.
Mandarin Teacher Rangan
A GIIS EastCoast, les étudiants, ils
PYP Grade 1 to 5 French Teacher sont heureux d’avoir un campus
CBSE 6 to 9, CLSP 6 to 8 où ils se trouvent les arbres, les
and IGCSE 9 plantes… pour lequel elle est
appelée « Campus vert »
Nous avons ‘les pratiques
pédagogiques ’ que nous suivons.
Quels sont les outils pour apprendre
la langue française ?
Comme c’est une langue étrangère,
on doit suivre plusieurs façons
de l’apprendre:
Les meilleurs sites web, Réviser
sa grammaire, Utilisation des
applications, Chanter des chansons,
Utilisation du dictionnaire, Ecouter
les dialogues, etc. Les étudiants
discutent entre eux en français dans
la salle de classe.
Ms. Archana Ms Karen Sandra Evelyne Ils ont plusieurs activités en classe
HIndi Teacher Jackman pour améliorer cette langue.
CBSE 6 to 10, CLSP 7 to 8 CBSE 1 to 6 and PYP 1 to 5 A GIIS, il existe de nombreux
and IGCSE 9 programmes scolaires parmi
lesquels les étudiants peuvent
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00
14 Campus Highlights
Academic Activities

00 Council

00 Kindergarten

00 Classes
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Unique Global Excellence Day 2021

Category 1 - Gold Award GIIS East Coast Campus

Achievements
Category 2 - Best Presentation and Siddhanth Subramanian

Best Presenter
Category 3 - Best Presentation and Riya Mehta

Best Presenter
Global Indian Stars 2021
First Runner-up & Golden Voice Aaratrika Mitra
GIIS Virtual Open Chess Tournament 2021
Second Runner-up Pranav Krishnan
Nehamirtha Sebastian
Medal - Under 09 Akshaj Vinod
Arth Misra

Third Place Trophy - Under 10 Arnav Jani

HIQ Science Quiz 2021 Medal - Under 10 Akshar Basnet

Sattvik Pranaav
Second Runner-up Alisha Sambhus Saavir Soni
Siddhanth Subramanian
Dave Shejo George Medal - Under 12 Rusdransh Arora
Vidhyut Sriram

Medal - Under 14 Mankejyot Singh

Hindi Essay Competition 2021 by Arya Samaj Singapore

Promising Prize Shriyans Maddikunta Spell O Well Competition
for essay on Life & Teachings of Maharashi
First Prize (Team Participation) Hariharan Venkatesh
Dayanand Saraswati Vaisbhav Pathangi Karunakaran
Elston Rodricks

ANASS (International Dance Competition) India 2021

HIQ Quiz Competition
Winners Aarika Vombetkere
Amisha Mehta Daniel Varghese
Shreyanshi Prashanth Shreyanshi Pradhan
Oviyan Thamarai

APQO ACE Competition 2021 AI Tasamuh ‘21 Virtual Event

3 Stars WOW Team
Third Runner-up GIIS East Coast

School Green Awards Organized by Singapore Environment Council Linguistic Luminary Junior
Vanda Miss Joaquim Award Junior Category - Second Position Harshadha Ganapathiraman

Outstanding Environmental Project Award (International) Senior Category - Third Position Manekjyot Singh
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RWCC 2021 RWCC 2021

Awards in RWCC 2021 Student Conference Category: Secondary
Beyond the Voice - Senior (First Nehamirtha Sebastia Best Speaker - Second Runner-up Riya Mehta
Position)
Quality Circle Presentation Category: Upper Primary
2 Decades Down GIIS’ Memory Lane
First Runner-up Team: The Equalisers
Renith Daiju
Winner - Upper Primary Roshan Magesh Kumar
Samridh Sharma
Kirtjyot Singh
Winner - Secondary School Dave Shejo George Nayyirah Nawaz Ansari

Winner - Parent Roopashree Bhat (parent of Nidhi Bhat) Category : Teachers Team: Superheroes without Capes
Ms. Aarti Chandran
Second Runner-up Ms. Vinita Menezes
An Educator’s Perspective Category: Teachers’ Essay Ms. Geeta Sadashiv
Ms. Devi Alagu Idaya J
Winner Suchandra Chaudhuri
Ms. Venisha Sharad

Appnovation Secondary Category Transformation Turncoat Category: Middle School

First Runner-up Team : Lost Boys First Runner-up Sumedha Tiwari
Shriyans Maddikunta
Jai Chhallani
Rohith Ayilliath
Overall Champions

A Valuable Bond Category: Parents Second Runner-up GIIS East Coast

Second Runner-up Vinod Sankaranarayanan,

Parent of Akshaj VInod (PYP 4A)
RWCC India 2021
Lil Mavericks Category: Lower Primary
Second Runner-up GIIS East Coast

Second Runner-up Team: Story Spinners

Aadhya Baijal Super Senior Category - Third Position Riya Mehta
Aahaan Choudhury
Jacob Paul
Asmi Dalvi
Saanvi Singh

AdZapp Category: Middle School

First Runner-up Team: Golden Leaders
Harshadha Ganapathiraman
Pranav Krishnan
Veer Shah

Second Category Winner Team: Ideologists

Dave Shejo George
Shriyans Maddikunta
Vrinda Sharma

An OPUS for RISE Category: Middle School

Second Runner-up Team: Unstoppable Five
Ananya Rao
Aster Coelho
Siddhi Saini
Avani Kulkarni
Nehamirtha Sebastian
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7th September 2021 27th Septemper - 3rd October 2021

Campus Activities
Enjoying the Art of Music with the Celebrating Non-Violence with United
Bharathiyar Tamil Song Program Nations Week and Gandhi Jayanti
Many deep emotions cannot be communicated verbally; Throughout the week from September 27 to October
thus, people worldwide embrace the arts, particularly 3, 2021, the school held various events marking the UN
beautiful arts, to express their unique experiences and Week of non-violence and Gandhi Jayanti. The activities
imagination. One such manifestation of this art is music. were held in separate classes due to the government’s
safe distance and group size restricting procedures.
1st Week of August 2021 Music is the world’s most powerful way of communication.
These activities were also attended by students virtually.
Delightful Celebration of the French Week And with this notion, the school organised the Bharathiyar
Tamil Song Program to encourage cultural events and The upper classes (CLSP 8 and IGCSE 9) dressed up in
For Secondary Students activities. Students, with the help of their teachers, formal attire for UN Week. A stimulating conversation
Students of Grade 7 to 9 observed French Week in the performed the singing activities. about Gandhi’s philosophy and its application in today’s
first week of August 2021, as part of the annual Language society was held in Grade 9 CBSE.
The Bharathiyar song “Odivilaiyaddu Pappa” was
Week celebrations which is observed to teach students
performed by students as part of the world record event CBSE held a very productive debate on the theme of
about the nuances of the language and the cultures and
“Tamilal Inaivom-Unite Let’s by Tamil.” Gandhi’s ideals for Grade 8. Grade 8 CLSP students
civilizations of the nations.
partnered up and researched a nation, including its
Emirates Tamil Community organised the singing activity
For Grade 7, the CBSE students conducted research and leader, allies, and neighbours, before sharing their
to sing 100,000 Bharathiyar songs. This exercise was held
constructed charts based on monuments, fashion, food, findings with the rest of the class.
to support the school’s nine gems pedagogical approach.
and cities of France. On the other hand, Cambridge
In addition, this event aided in a deeper comprehension Grade 7 CBSE students submitted meaningful essays
lower secondary students performed a French skit, “Une
of our subject to achieve academic excellence. about Gandhi, his ideas, and his philosophies. In contrast,
journée”, written by them.
Grade 6 CBSE students researched and analysed some
Another interesting activity was organised for the CBSE of Gandhi’s most famous and inspirational quotes and
8 students, under which they created a mini version of a how they apply to us in modern society. Finally, Grade 5
zoo. Through this exercise, they learned the names of the CBSE made amazing collages and drawings based on
animals in French. Gandhi’s life and teachings of peace.
CLSP 8 enacted a television broadcast. The activity was All the activities were educational, and achieved
broken into “La cuisine” and “Quiz.” This activity taught the ultimate motive of teaching universal values of
them the names of certain French foods and the names brotherhood and non-violence to our students.
of a few cheese varieties.
CBSE 9 performed a skit, “Les Saisons”, which helped
the kids to describe and converse in French, while the
“Treasure Search” was held for the students of IG 9, where
the students enjoyed solving the clues.
The celebration of French Week was part of our mission
to make students well-rounded individuals by connecting
them to communities around the world. Through such
events, students learn the culture and social fabric of other
parts of the world, gaining an international outlook and
moving one step to global citizenry.
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2nd Week of October 2021 which showcased the sentiment of love, creativity, and 17th October 2021 peers. The inter-school nature of this tournament helped
Celebrating the Festival of Lights with understanding using limited materials at home. The Checkmate: Virtual Chess Tournament for foster new bonds between students.
school was honoured to have given the organising
Diwali Card Making committee around 550 cards, all made by the students. the Grandmasters of Tomorrow There was a virtual footfall of about 200 students along
In support of the Covid-19 Migrant Support Coalition, the A virtual chess tournament was organised by the school on with 13 parents, and this extensive participation was a
It helped the students enhance their creative skills, and
school organised a meaningful Deepavali card-making the 17th of October, in collaboration with Go Checkmate. huge success for the event. Participants were grouped into
they enjoyed this card-making activity a lot.
project for the migrant workers living in dormitories, who The tournament was held online and witnessed wide different categories according to their grades, and an open
were away from their families during this festival of joy The intent was to teach them important values of participation from several international and local schools category for parents made the event even
and happiness. brotherhood, compassion and kindness through creative in Singapore. Besides the students, there were also more exciting.
expression. Both these elements are part of our 9GEMS opportunities for parents to participate in the tournament.
Students and instructors prepared magnificent and As a proud host school of such an enigmatic event, the
educational framework which is designed to make our
heartwarming Deepavali cards for the foreign workers, Students participated in large numbers to play the strategic ‘Sports Excellence’ gem shone through in line with our
students well-rounded individuals.
game of chess. This helped develop their cognitive 9 GEMS holistic framework. The school will continue to
capacities and participate in healthy competition with their organise more such events in the future.

25th October 2021

Student-led News Bulletin Alert -
Introducing EC 360° News
Students launched a brand new initiative in October -
the GIIS EC 360°, which will serve as a student-led news
bulletin for the campus. Students will be taking complete
control of keeping the rest of the student body updated
on world news and global affairs.
Students will be responsible for presenting a brief to
the student body on what is happening around the
world. This will help the students engage in world affairs,
remain knowledgeable about the important international
happenings and will also inculcate the habit of daily
new reading.
Along with news, students will also be reporting on
various events taking place on campus, including the
achievements of other students in various competitions.
A new bulletin video will be released every Thursday.
Join the students in celebrating their ‘Leadership Skills’
as part of our 9 GEMS educational framework and stay
updated with all the new releases by checking out the EC
360° playlist.
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25th - 26th October 2021 27th October 2021

Kindergarten Students Participate in Spell-O-Well: Emerging Victorious at the
Interactive Science Experiments Utimate Spelling Bee Competition
The school was glad to organise a series of interactive East Coast recorded a resounding victory at the annual
science experiments for the Kindergarten students on Spell-O-Well competition of 2021 - which adjudicates
the 25th and 26th of October. Over the course of two students from all GSF schools on their spelling and
days, students were taught basic concepts of science language prowess. Three students of East Coast -
through interactive learning experiments. Hariharan Venkatesan, Elston Rodricks, and Vibhav
Pathangi - represented the school at the highest level
This interactive educational experience helped nurture and bagged the first spot.
the scientific curiosity of young minds and gave them
hands-on experience in conducting various experiments. Spelling competitions such as the Spell-O-Well help
It also offered them preliminary exposure to complex students remain sharp, broaden their language skills.
scientific concepts in a simple, fun and interactive manner. This helps them increase their knowledge and
strengthen their confidence to think on their feet and
On Day 1, they were presented with a “Magnet Play” keep calm under pressure. Competing against students
experiment that prompted them to identify magnetic from 11 other school campuses, our three students
and non-magnetic objects through the use of a magnet. delivered a remarkable performance and bagged the
On Day 2, a “Sink and Float” experiment helped students first position.
understand the concept of buoyancy and determine the
weight of objects. Students were encouraged to make In line with our 9 GEMS holistic framework, the school
various objects float and were asked to note down always aims to bring out extraordinary talents among our
their observations. students and nurture them. The school is exceptionally
proud of our student’s performance, and will continue
Having switched to digital pedagogy owing to the providing them exposure to such high calibre events in
pandemic, it is important to us to keep the students the future as well.
engaged. In line with our 9 GEMS education framework
of academic excellence, the school will continue to host
such learning exercises that inculcate the value of staying
curious and allow the holistic development of
our students.
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29th October 2021

Spooky Assembly Event On The Eve
Of Halloween
On the eve of the spookiest day of the year, Halloween,
the school hosted a special virtual assembly program.
On the 29th of October, students from grades 8 and 9
hosted a fun online event that they had collaboratively
worked on with assistance from their teachers.
The virtual event comprised several performances from
students and the staff alike and was a fun event that made
the student body feel involved in an enjoyable manner.
Mounting this event also taught students leadership skills
and how to take charge of organising events.
The event began with a short presentation on the
historical significance of Halloween. After, the audience
was treated to a fun slideshow of different Halloween
costumes of students. Our P.E. teacher Mr Haiqal put
together a special “spooky” workout session for the
students and reiterated the importance of staying fit
even during the lockdown.
A concluding speech from our Principal, Mr. CVK Sastry,
dressed in a Halloween costume himself, brought the
event to a close. All work and no play makes Jack a dull
boy. This fun event highlighted the ‘Universal Values and
Ethics’ gem enshrined in our 9 GEMS framework, and
helped students celebrate their diversity and experience
the universal value of brotherhood.

8th - 12th November 2021

20th Year Celebration with the
“Emotional Health Awareness Week”
‘Emotional Health Awareness Week’ was the ideal
opportunity for students in the Digital Art Club to
showcase their talent in the form of an e-poster
for this meaningful initiation during the school’s
twentieth-year celebration.
Students in grades 6-9 watched a movie on mental
health, created by alumni, and then explored ways
to tie their feelings to the items they identify with 3rd December 2021 entertaining acts and skits relating to the Christmas
those emotions during visual arts class. Drawing, season and joy.
rather than verbalisation, is often a more efficient
Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle All the Way
means of expressing and processing feelings. It was the last day of school before the winter vacation The juniors put on a puppet show that represented
on a lovely Friday afternoon. The students wore beautiful the birth of Santa Claus and reminded us of how the
Students constructed an Emotional Wellbeing Christmas season began. Then, groups were formed
clothes to school. Glitters and lights were used to adorn
Cube, inspired by the works of street art painter to go around the schools and sing and dance to the
the school. The students’ joy for Christmas could be seen
Thank you X, in which they could communicate popular Christmas songs.
in their eyes.
what they were going through. They were taught
to see “regrets” as opportunities to do things All the students had brought gifts for their friends for Few kids led a DJ beat mashup of Christmas music at the
differently and positively modify them. the holidays. This tradition of selecting a Christmas end of the assembly. This specific part made everyone
companion and exchanging presents is encouraged to feel like they were at a party. The Christmas party was a
This was an intriguing activity for the teenagers. huge hit.
instil in kids a spirit of sharing.
Some people ‘got it right away’, while others
needed a little longer to grasp the notion of using The school’s seniors organised a Christmas assembly. Christmas is one of the school’s most important and
colours and symbols to indicate emotions. Students The students were excited to present their efforts, which joyful occasions, and students look forward to it every
appreciated and profited from having complete they had been working on for over a month, to usher year, celebrating all things festive and bright!
freedom to draw and express themselves. in the year’s end festivities. The assembly put on some
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1st Week of December 2021

Students, Parents have Fun at Virtual
Talent Fest
Students and parents participated with great enthusiasm
in the Virtual Talent Fest - an event hosted by the school
in December to engage our stakeholders in fun and
meaningful activities during the holidays. The talent fest
judged participants in Dance, Skit, Music and playing
Instruments, which were performed by students at
home, and sent to the school in a video format.
The idea was to involve students and parents in an
online learning activity which offered them a platform
to showcase their talents. We received an overwhelming
number of participants, and our technical team came up
with a fun medley of all the performances that were then
showcased to our audience in a virtual format.
It was a fun and inclusive talent fest where everyone
was encouraged to share their talents. Such activities
are part of our Visual and Performing Arts GEM, which
encourages students to excel in the arts as part of their
educational journey. This event helped students nurture
their skills alongside their academic learning journey and
grow as individuals and performers.

8th - 9th December 2021

Students Sharpen Debating Skills At
Model Bharat Sabha
Students hosted and participated in Model Bharat Sabha
(MBS) in the first week of December, an event which was
aimed at giving them a glimpse into the real world of
politics, and enhancing their critical thinking skills.
MBS was a stimulation of the Indian Parliament, meant
to give students an insight into the workings of the
Parliament and stage its proceedings. Participants spent
two days - Dec 8 and 9 - online, discussing important
agendas, engaging in debates, reviewing ministry bills
and so on.
All the participants were divided into three committees -
10th December 2021 Besides the monetary donations, the drive received
the Lok Sabha, the Rajya Sabha, and the Press Corps.
Student-led Charity Drive Benefits several food items donated to the migrant workers.
Each participant was tasked with heading a Ministry in
These items were boxed and distributed in the dormitory
the two houses, while the Press Corps’ job was to inform Migrant Workers’ Community directly. The pouring in of well-wishes of many workers
the public about the proceedings of the Parliament.
During these particularly challenging times, the school, who have fallen on hard times was truly a fulfilling
The tussle between the ruling party’s objective to pass in partnership with Westlite Juniper Dormitory, hosted a moment for us all.
a bill and the opposition party’s objective to block it on voluntary charity drive for the migrant worker community In line with the ‘Community and Care’ gem enshrined
various grounds made for the students an interesting in Singapore. For a week, generous contributions poured in our 9 GEMS educational framework, the school will
and enriching debating experience. in from the families of our students and our staff, which continue to host events like this in the future to teach our
was then distributed in person to migrant workers in the students the importance of social welfare. These acts of
The two-day event helped students improve their public
dormitory. service today will shape our students into model citizens
speaking skills, and understand how work is conducted
in the parliament. It was part of our Academic Excellence This charity drive was important for our students, who and global leaders of tomorrow.
GEM, which helps students develop their thought learnt the importance of giving back to the community,
leadership and learn essential 21st-century skills such as which is one of the core values in our 9 GEMS education
critical thinking, debating, having innovative ideas and framework. Community is at the core of our life, and we
public speaking. This improves their self-confidence and always try to impress upon the students the value of
makes them well-rounded leaders of tomorrow. caring for their community.
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Students’ Creatives

Ayaansh Parakh Aarav Agrawal Ayushman Santra Ashvithaa Arun

K2A CBSE 1A CBSE 1A CBSE 1A

My Pussy Cat Here Comes Halloween

We live on a ground floor flat, Leaves are green
But all the same, I’d like a cat,
Here comes Halloween
A pet to call my very own,
Not a kitten, but full-grown. All my friends need to look spooky
Mum promised that the best-dressed friend
A cat that likes to stay indoors,
Watch TV and wash her paws. will get a cookie
I’d buy a collar and a bell,
The sky is blue and roses are red
And care for her extremely well.
Did I hear something under my bed?
We’d go for health checks at the vet.
I’d make a note, and not forget. Maybe it is a black scary bat or could it be a scary
black cat?
We’d play with toys and bits of string. Perhaps the cat sneaked under my door
I’d love her more than anything.
Now it got trapped scratching the wooden floor
My little cat with tabby fur I bent down to take a look and found it was nothing Priti Sankar Ganesh
I dream and dream and dream of her. but a magic book CBSE 2A

I’d give her cat food twice a day, Perhaps it could be a gift from a witch
I’d clean and scrub her litter tray, Who flies on a broomstick and loves to stitch!!
And not mind if it’s messy.

Srisha Mohapatra
Aadhya Baijal
CBSE 1A
CBSE 2A

Mother Earth
Mother Earth,Mother Earth it’s a great place to be,
for human beings,animals and trees!

You spin, you roll to give us day and night.

You give us beautiful seasons, bright sun and light.

You are the river flowing,you are the wind blowing!

You are the beautiful trees,which makes our planet green!
You are having high mountains,covered by so many oceans!

You give us air to breathe,food to eat and home to live.

But we give you litter, still you forgive.

Mother Earth,Mother Earth you are so blue and green.

So we should keep you clean!
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AS Asmitha Illamaran Gowthaman Bharathi Avnita Ajay Hanika Khanna

CBSE 2A CBSE 3A CBSE 3A CBSE 3A

School Days (Poem) Nature, A Real Treasure

Time does wait for none From a small fetus in the TUMMY, I became a baby
Win or lose, never mind, do run. born to my MUMMY
Thanks to my parents and mother NATURE, I got a
Marks in exams may be high or low brain as the best CREATURE
Study well for the knowledge to glow.
With each passing day without getting TIRED, I was
Sports may bring fame or blame exploring the world and always ADMIRED
Do well your part in the game.
How plants grow and give us the FOOD, which
Extra-curricular activities, do participate mummy makes even better and so GOOD
Enjoy and enthral, others do motivate.
Rivers are giving us water to DRINK; how precious it is I
Talents and skills showcase always use to THINK
Let them not go to the head, in any case. Clean air to breathe is a NECESSITY, keeping it clean is
our RESPONSIBILITY
Be active, simple & always be busy
Everything then becomes easy. From each creature to the atmosphere on this EARTH,
we should treat it as a mother since our BIRTH
Enjoy every moment of school life
To reminisce it in the latter part of the life. God has given us so much to ENJOY, I request all
humans to respect and do not DESTROY

The Wolf (Poem)

A fire
Intense in heat The Garden (Poem)
Started in the stomach Riaz Ebrahim Mazin Ahmed
Pretty, pretty flowers
And rolled about CBSE 3A
Decorate your garden
The flame developed They smell so good
In fine Darrel Shejo
And look so vivid.
Into a small ball; CBSE 3A
Into a small volcano
Big, big trees
Before it became something Provide cool shade
Got blown; They give fruits
The fluid ran into the vessel
And house birds too.
Mingled with the blood

The eyes became dull & dim Green, green beds

The ears, the door of sonic waves The grass so tall
Slowly lost
Fresh dew on the edge
The power of hearing
Lush carpet on earth.
It is with everyone
We all know A look at the garden,
We can’t keep it away
Such joy it brings
For it is
The immortalized Take a walk and
Recurring Hunger. Enjoy nature’s wonderful things.
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Tanya Mehta Pranika Pillai Parth Vermani

CBSE 4A CBSE 4A CBSE 4A

The Digestion Train The Gardener

For getting energy, Food you must Ingest. One sunny day, Rudransh noticed that the plants in
Hold on! This food, the body must first digest. his huge backyard were not growing properly which
made him worry. So, he hired a gardener named
Like a train stopping at many stations, Rushal. He offered him a huge sum of money to look
Several body organs make Digestion happen! after his plants. Rushal worked very hard for the next
few weeks and won Rudransh’s trust.
MOUTH is the first station in this process,
[ 3 MONTHS LATER…] Rudransh visited London
Where food is eaten and compressed!
since he was invited by the government to solve
a complicated case of a robbery. Very few people
The TEETH bite makes the food small.
knew that Rudransh was a well-accomplished private
SALIVARY GLANDS add the saliva, the TONGUE mixes
detective. London reported over 400 robberies in the
it all.
last one and a half months. After meeting with the
government officers, Rudransh learned that this clever
Spicy, Sweet, Salty, Sour flavors make a fuss.
bank robber is doubted to be hiding in India currently
Food slips down the FOOD PIPE or OESOPHAGUS.
and keeps changing his look and profession as a cook,
hairdresser, gardener, painter, etc. If that isn’t enough,
Into a big bag called the STOMACH, food is then
he also keeps changing his name every day. Since he
churned.
is believed to be in India now, it is assumed he is using
With the help of DIGESTIVE JUICES, proteins and fat
an Indian name.
are then broken.
Rudransh immediately remembered his gardener
Like a train passes through many tunnels, also has a bit of a British accent and he had never
Into a long-coiled tube called the SMALL INTESTINE, Jaiwanth Elumalai seen him before in his neighbourhood. He requested
food gets funneled. CBSE 4B the robber’s face details. He was dumbfounded
when he got the face of the robber traced by the
Like people coming together from different stations, expert because it was none other than his gardener.
Juices from the SMALL INTESTINE, LIVER, PANCREAS, He told them the truth and then smiled smugly.
mix with the food for liquidation. Government officers were perplexed at his reaction
and thought ‘how can anyone smile when he knows
Soluble nutrient food gets absorbed by the BLOOD, his house is getting robbed?’ ‘Has he lost his mind
Digested food travels through the body, like a rapid because his hard-earned money is gone?’ But
flowing flood. they didn’t know that Rudransh’s money was in the
strongest safe which cannot be broken with any
Long pipe-like organ called the LARGE INTESTINE tool. Instead, the person trying to force open will get
doesn’t mind. an electric shock. They all took a private jet to India
It takes the waste from the undigested food and reached Rudransh’s house only to find Rushal
left behind. laying unconscious on the floor near the safe. He was
arrested immediately. The case was solved in no time.
The URINARY SYSTEM passes out the waste
from the body.
That’s the end of the DIGESTION PROCESS for
everybody!
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Yashasvi Saxena Saisha Agarwal Elston Rodricks Devang Aniyan

CBSE 4B CBSE 4B CBSE 4B CBSE 4B

Venya Yadav
CBSE 5A

Shreyas P Joseph Pratyusha Parida

CBSE 4B CBSE 4B
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Vedha Venkatachalam Ved Yadav Miriel Paul

CBSE 5A CBSE 5A CBSE 5B

A Blind Dog’s Life thought I had a black coloured coat! Maybe humans can
see but I can’t see the colours properly! I’m sure my parents
I was a dog who was born blind. I and my parents were saw it correctly! I thought. “Okay, it’s creamy then!”
captured in a forest when I was only two. They are the
people who captured me took care of me and my family. During the children’s stay, they went to the church and
My parents said I was in a place called ‘An animal shelter’. prayed for my vision to come back. They were fun to play
They also said that the people would take care of you with and I was glad for their company as it would usually
until someone wanted to take you home. A few months be extremely boring and no one would play with me. But
passed in the animal shelter and then an old couple took then I noticed, that their prays for me were working as I
me in. Their names were Lee and Rita. Although I could could see in blurred vision.
not see them, I knew that they always loved me.
After a few weeks, I could see properly! I was so happy
In December, I suddenly heard the front door open and quickly went barking at everyone to see how
and that’s when it became noisy. It was usually very everyone looked! And for the first time,
quiet in the house but now it was very different. I heard
some children, I heard Lee’s and Rita’s voices unusually I didn’t hit any walls! I ran to Lee and saw he was an old
happier than before. Suddenly Lee said, “These are our man with freckles on the sides of his cheeks. Rita was a
grandchildren, little puppy.” Then I heard a girl’s voice plump lady with a friendly smile. Andy was a young boy
saying, “ Grandpa, what is this puppy’s name?” Then about seventeen years of age and like Lee, he too had
Lee said, “ We didn’t give it a name because we call it freckles on the sides of his cheeks. Christie was a young
little puppy.” The girl said, “ No grandpa Lee, that’s not a girl with blonde hair and blue eyes and she was about
proper name.” “Oh! I had no idea about town life! Alright, ten years old. It seemed that they also noticed that I
you and Andy can name this puppy.” said Lee. Rita said, wasn’t hitting any walls as Christie shouted saying “Yes!!!!
“ You know, while Christie and Andy stay in the country, I Creamy got his vision!” Everyone was very happy. But that
guess we’ll learn a lot about the town ways!” was not the end of my happy moments. A few days later,
Lee got a phone call from the children’s parents, and
I felt a soft hand pass below my body and carry me to after that, the children were dancing up and down, and
someplace. Then the hand put me down. “ Andy what then I got to know that Christie and Andy were moving
should we name it?” said Christie. “He has a cream- to the country, in the same house as Lee and Rita!
coloured coat so let’s name it creamy,” said Andy. Hey, I

Prakhar Singh
CBSE 5B

Winds Playing outside makes more tire;

Wind all you do is whoosh around, You protect us from the warmth of the sun,

and don’t make any swooshing sound; By giving winds that we all have fun.

Giving high low or medium blows You make the plants feel all nice and good,

You blow the trees up and down; Also give them some sweet, nice food;

Cold winds make us all freeze, You like to show your mighty blow’

with my brother on the bed, we squeeze. All the people walk nice and slow.

Hot winds feel like a bright fire,

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Akshara Tamu Pranav Krishnan Pranav Krishnan

CBSE 6A CBSE 6A CBSE 6A

Shape-shifters The Rising of the Isle of the Blest out. Stunned silence. Then an old man appeared from
the crowd. He was muscular for his age, was covered
How many shape shifters are there in this world? It was an amazing afternoon in Detroit, where the with white hair both facially and on the scalp looking like
How many people do you think have been lured? boys lived. George and Victor felt like doing something a Santa Claus who had worked out. He smiled at them
Non-living things though they may be, productive. They were twins though the only thing they and quipped, “Hello and welcome, I am Seleucus, that’s
They still are a sight to see. had in common was that they were both of the same age a nice err… row – ship you’ve got there.” Both of them
Many a mind they have blown away and height. George had blonde hair and brilliant blue eyes became suspiciously silent. Then, when they looked
Filling people with wonder and gay. that seemed to sparkle with electricity. Victor, however, around, they noticed that all the people around them
had jet black hair and green eyes that were the colour of seemed in a kind of trance.
Now you may be wanting to see, the sea. Both of them shone with an aura of mischief and
How many shape-shifters can there be? intelligence such that, you would think they tinkered with Then, Victor lunged and pulled out a book from
Your questions have answered that can be discovered, something or the other all the time, which they did. They Seleucus’ pocket, and the twins took a look. Its first page
Just look inside yourself and see what has were excellent mechanics yet sadly, orphaned. read, ‘Operation Delta: Destruction of the Isle of the
been uncovered. Blest.’ On the second page was a list of all the murders
Now just let’s look inside, However, they shared a secret. They were told their he had committed in order to make his plan work, which
And see what the world has to hide. parents were murdered by an old man. He had said he included their parents’ names. They were so engrossed
had done this because they would have prevented him in it that they didn’t realize what was going to happen till
Rubik’s cubes are a good example, from doing something important and he refused to say it did. Seleucus kicked out and both of them landed on
Especially mirror cubes which easily rumple. any more. The police had captured him, but he escaped. their faces. “Nobody is going to stop me from sinking this
Even the Square1 can easily crumple, They shared a burning passion to kill that man for what island, I thought you controlled the gold and I was right,
Shape-shifter cubes are available in ample. he had done. Yet, the boys had a sort of consolation for but I see you’re not going to help me, so, goodbye.”
Papers and origami can be transformed, their parents’ deaths. A toolkit from their dad. It helped The boys sprang up and summoned gold swords from
By doing some craft you cannot be harmed. them build so many things. The only funny thing about their toolkit, and to their surprise, they did get them.
what they built was that no matter what material they Seleucus himself made a sword appear in his hand. The
used, it always seemed to become real, solid gold. blade was made of pure iron. With more powerful metal
These things above aren’t the only ones,
Shape-shifter foods such as pancakes and buns. blades they charged him and took him by surprise. They
That day they decided they would go to the beach knocked him out, tied him to a tree, and fulfilled their
How can one forget the clouds?
and build a rowboat. They brought out axes from the many years’ burning passion by firing a cannon from
That ran past so fast giving so many shrouds.
toolkit and felled a few trees and began to create their ship and obliterating him. The curse ended. The
But none can beat the almighty human,
pieces of timber which they put together with nails. The people broke out of their trance and rejoiced for their
That’s right folks our soul is the one.
rowboat was completed. George slung the toolkit over freedom. The island rose, in the form of the two hands
his shoulder and together, they climbed into it to check connected by a rope bridge, to symbolize its gratitude
Even our hearts and minds keep up the change,
its strength. The moment they were on board the boat for the twins who saved it. The Isle of the Blest rose tall
Which is why they always give us targets and a
disappeared and a huge golden warship took its place. and majestic once more!
life range. It was ginormous. A dozen cannons covered the entire
So don’t always squish your life to a dun, front deck all glittering gold. The ship had an armoury
And always mould your life to anything fun. full of gold weapons and grenades. The boys didn’t
know how, but somehow it didn’t sink.

Just as they were taking in the beauty of the stern,

the mizzen mast, and the flag, which was made of
gold cloth, their luck was abandoned and forsaken. A
combination of whirlpool and whirlwind swallowed
them and their ship whole. When they were sure of their
surroundings again, they found themselves docked on
an island that seemed to be large enough to hold about
a thousand battleships, the size of theirs. Decades of
people crowded to see what was going on. They came
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Harshadha Ganapathiraman Atharvaa Patil NIdhi Bhat

CBSE 6A CBSE 6A CBSE 7A

If I Ran The World Un petit flocon Zemlya Ruki: The Cursed Land eventually close someday.

My dream has always been to imagine things bigger Je suis un petit flocon It was the fall of 2220. Global Warming had shown its His atrocious actions reached the brim, making dreadful
than what can be expressed. One of my most Tout menu, tout blanc, tout rond catastrophic effects. changes to the only hope of life on Earth - Zemlya Ruki.
exemplary thoughts became an imagination of its He had taken advantage of the land and the curse
Voices from the clouds revealed to all that, living placed on the land was ready to retaliate.
own and it was if I ran the world. If I ran the world, Je voltige dans l’air aussi léger qu’une plume creatures would have to limit themselves to Earth’s
I would be respected more than the presidents Je me balance et danse sur le bout des branches cursed – Zemlya Ruki. If any bad deed was done, the A few days later, the clouds around Zemlya Ruki began
and prime ministers of countries. I would have big resources would deplete and the hands would gradually to darken and the water started rising. People realized
mansions and own multiple luxury cars, but with a Et puis je viens me percher sur le bout de ton close, but virtuous deeds would be rewarded, and the their end was near. The cyclone started to rise and voices
big post, there is always a responsibility. I have to petit nez hands would remain open. from the clouds said: “Humans! You have wasted your
decide things even the head of countries can’t and last chance of survival given by the gods, and now, you
have to settle disputes between major countries. Pour finalement terminer avec un gros Two intelligent nineteen-year old’s, Sophie and Michael, will all be punished!”
Nothing really comes for free, you have to work hard Athchooooom!!! knew everything about Global Warming, and how it took
away the lives of many innocent people. They had a People started doing their silent prayers to God. It was at
to maintain what you have or to get better. But if
challenging time adjusting to a new place, a new home. this point that Michael realized his wrong action and the
you are passionate about your job you’ll never regret
The community had to be careful with each action consequences the people would have to face. He prayed
it. If I ran the world I would be more than happy
because the curse remained in their hands. The two wholeheartedly in those few moments to go back in time
because I would be able to travel the world and
were constantly told between the right and the wrong and right his wrong deeds. The cyclone was about to hit
see numerous things I couldn’t have seen if I was a Zemlya Ruki until the high waters stopped their fierce
normal civilian. at the same time, I can also make a since any mistake would cost the community heavily. The
cursed hand was all they had and all they could do was movement, abruptly. The voices spoke again: “The gods
change for the better that will benefit not only a present you, another chance of survival. But someone
hope that no one’s greed ever got the better of them.
part but the whole world. But my time would be very must sacrifice themselves for the protection of others.”
limited to do anything else other than my job. So for Vishal Venkatachalam Life in Zemlya Ruki was just the same: as how it was
now, this imagination will be my motive to aim big. CBSE 7A before all was destroyed. Essential sources were found As soon as people heard it, they stood back, except
on the cursed land. Sophie and Michael were doing Michael and Sofie. Sophie had kept one foot on the very
fine until people in the community start arguing about edge of the cliff and was ready to sacrifice herself. At that
decisions the community took. The two felt like the point, Michael realized - he was the one who caused the
positivity was not enough to please people. Michael was problems and that he should sacrifice himself. Sophie
La lumière de Noël even more disheartened with what happened around was about to jump off, but Michael pushed her back and
him and wanted to live life as he wanted. He was ready jumped in. The water turned red with rage as he jumped
Est brillante et belle
to take a new approach; an approach that did not cut ice and turned blue again. The water had settled down
Le gâteau de ma mère with Sophie. and people were mourning the young boy. Sofie was
speechless and blamed herself for the problem. Zemlya
Est fait d’amour sincère He was obsessed to create an area where people had Ruki had regained its positivity and Michael was revered
Les crêpes sont sucrées freedom for anything and everything they wished to. He as a brave person in the community.
envisioned his plan and shared it with Sophie. She was
Ma sœur aime bien les manger flabbergasted and disagreed with Michael’s plan. Michael
had now started living a life of deceitment where he just
Je fais des cookies dans toutes les formes
lied, broke promises, and cheated people for petty gains.
J’enfile ensuite ma chemise de Noël He abandoned his family and lived in a small hut by the
edge of the hands. Sophie felt betrayed and wished to
Pour un Noël étoilé … never see him again.
Trees rolling down and land fissure made the people
realize that the hands were beginning to close and that
they had to set right all the wrongs.
Michael on the other hand was not concerned with any.
He started to hate everything about Zemlya Ruki and
its people - happiness, peace, friendship, calmness,
generosity, and politeness. Michael continued his
self-obstruction. The hands had started closing, which
worried the community.
But Michael was ignoring the frustration and
perturbance around him. He thought, once he
succeeded, all would agree to his methods. He believed,
one needed to live life to the fullest, as the hand would
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Sharvesh Mogan Mufeed Afraz Aryan AS

CBSE 7A CBSE 7A CBSE 7A

The Battle of Ragnork he had lost some of his best men. My shadow is following me always. Success
Then came the third wave where Ragnork and his warriors
Everybody in the land of Cyclopsia had their own jobs to do. had to fight against the golems and the snakes. Though Without complaining nor protesting. SUCCESS is like a train
Some had to fight inwars, some had to cook, teach, trade Ragnork won in this battle, he suffered a huge loss as 1500 Sometimes emerges in front of me Aim towards it, for the Gain
etc. Cyclopsia was a very quiet and kind land. There were no warriors perished. After the battle Ragnork bravely and boldly Success has several coaches
troubles in that land and its generous people. told his surviving warriors that they would win this battle, Sometimes behind me Comes vividly in batches
come what may. And sometimes even to the sides of me
Until one day, the cruel Zancher and his army saw the land DISCIPLINE takes the lead
and coveted its wealthand its treasures. Zancher was very With new born encouragement the warriors marched If I walk in the dark, it fears to come along. Always comes in high speed
powerful as he had a boon from the gods thathe should get against Zancher and his warriors. There Ragnork got to know But if I ever take a stroll in the bright light, HARD WORK does not lag behind
half of the strength of his enemy who stands in front of him. that Zancher had captured the people of Cyclopsia and was It comes as the coach second
This gave him supreme power. His army had many wizards, torturing them. This triggered Ragnork’s anger and he only it would come with special delight.
golems, snakes, cyclops and horsemen. These recruits were needed a small spark to start the fire in him and to turn into Perhaps at that time, it is not visible to my eye SKILL, as the third coach thrills
trained so well that they could do anything to attain a victory rage mode and Zancher provided that to Ragnork. It comes with all it frills
in every war they faced. Or just be an old lie. CONCENTRATION never delinks
At last it was the war between justice and injustice. When the As the fourth one, it rings
But what I see so far,
When Zancher and his army were going to capture war started the warriors from both teams dashed forward
Cyclopsia, Ragnork - the young son of a priest in Cyclopsia- and started to fight. Ragnork brutally slashed all the warriors Is that my shadow follows me always LUCK does play its part
along with three of his friends, fled towards the borders, who tried to kill him on the way to kill Zancher. Both armies Lines up in the next slot
My shadow follows me always
nobody observed their flight. Reaching the borders of suffered heavy losses in this war. KNOWLEDGE is the coach special
Cyclopsia, Ragnork told his friends to set up camp while he Even to extreme places like the high blue sky As the luxurious coach, it does revel
went to the forest to meditate and seek help from the gods. Earlier Ragnork and his friends had got separated but were And even to the deep blue sea, it dives
He said he may or may not return but to never stop fighting. soon reunited. Zancher came out of a bush and approached EDUCATION is the coach everyone has to catch
He said that he would be taking his horse with him and if he Ragnork and his friends stealthily. He had a sharp, blazing But I wonder where it goes in the night, The pinnacle of glory in life, to reach
did not return, he would send the horse back. dagger in his hand and was ready to kill them. But Ragnork’s Leading them all is the ENGINE
Does it fear the dark?
wolf pounced on Zancher from behind and killed him and Find out, its name is Self Confidence
In the forest he found the perfect place to meditate, when hence saved Ragnork and his friends. Nay! Rather it was me who was blind.
he suddenly saw a grievously wounded wolf cub. Taking pity
So, I conclude that my shadow,
on it he tended to its injuries until it recovered. After killing Zancher they released the people who were
captured and helped them to recover from their injuries. After Is with me everywhere!
Time soon started to fly. Twenty-five years flew past and at defeating Zancher and his army the land of Cyclopsia was Aarsheya Sharma
last the gods gave their presence to Ragnork and granted quiet and peaceful. Until a sudden attack by a cold blooded CBSE 7A
him three boons. Firstly, Ragnork and allies would be as and brutal person who had teamed up with Zancher,
powerful as Zancher and his army. Second the first three destroyed them. He had waited at the castle for the return of
people he touched should get magical weapons. Finally, his his ally (Zancher). That person was none other than Ragnork’s
warriors would be protected by netherite armour to fight. long lost brother Chronos…….

In these 25 years the wolf cub had become a raging adult

wolf, fiercely devoted to Ragnork. After a long and weary
journey Ragnork was reunited with his friends who had
gathered a large army to battle Zancher. Ragnork then
went ahead and touched three of his best friends whom
he had brought along from the very beginning (Rogen,
Triamp, Lond). Suddenly they got magical powers. Rogen
had a mystical bow, Triamp had a magical sword and Lond
had a giant hammer with spikes. The next day they started
marching towards Cyclopsia.

On their way they had to face an army of Cyclops. In this

battle Rogen played a very important role as his arrows killed
many blood thirsty Cyclops. Luckily there were no casualties
from Ragnork’s army in that wave.
But in the second wave he and his army had to face the
wizards. This battle lasted for three days, before Ragnork’s
army could defeat them. But Ragnork was very disheartened as
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Naveenkumar Latika Shubhani Gupta Advaith Menon Maya Senthil

CBSE 8A CBSE 8A CBSE 8A CBSE 8A

Technology Boon Or A Bane La Culture et la Civilisation de la France Un Aperçu Du Futur - Génial Ou Terrible? True Friends
In recent years technology has had an exceptional rise La culture de la France a été façonnée par la 2021 a été difficile. Très difficile. Quelques personnes They never let you down
in its field. It is also proved to be very useful in various géographie, par des événements ont perdu de la famille et des amis. Quelques They put a smile on your face
zones but can also be a curse. Due to the new era, the presque ont perdu eux. Quelques bonnes choses They remove your
historiques et par des forces et groupes étrangers et
betterment in technology may lead to right or wrong sont arrivées mais il y avait beaucoup d’erreurs aussi. Big, big frown
internes. La France, et en
effects on youngsters and grown-ups. Nous ne devons pas répéter ces erreurs, pour un
They help you out
particulier Paris, a joué un rôle important en tant que mieux futur. Premièrement, nous devons porter un
Whenever you’re in need
Technology is not only computer-related gadgets centre de la haute culture bon masque comme le N95, pendant longtemps.
Their advice
but also many devices like washing machines, tumble Nous devons maintenir une distance sociale et
depuis le 17ème siècle et à partir du 19ème siècle, You should definitely heed
dryers, refrigerators, cars, or for leisure like televisions, d’autres comportements COVID appropriés. Ceux
dans le monde entier.
games consoles, or toys. Technology is also a very qui peuvent doivent prennent le vaccin, parce qu’il They are always there
important facet of entertainment because in the Depuis la fin du XIXe siècle, la France a également aide ne surcharger pas les hôpitaux. Pourtant, nous They are the ones
earlier times, dramas and shows used to be acted out joué un rôle important dans le devons penser à des choses importantes et sérieuses Who always care
in live performances but nowadays we have films and qui affectent l’avenir, comme la pollution. Pendant le
cinéma, la mode, la cuisine, la littérature, la With true friends,
animated shows which are available on many online strict confinement de 2020, nous avons vu la qualité
technologie, les sciences sociales et les We always have fun
websites and apps. de l’air qui améliore beaucoup. Après le confinement,
mathématiques. Le football est le sport le plus la qualité de l’air est redevenue ce qu’elle était. Nous Holding hands
Technology is not only used for entertainment populaire en France. Les autres devons faire mieux efforts à améliorer pas seulement In the hot, hot sun
purposes but it’s also used for other important qualité de l’air, mais abaisser les autres niveaux True friends,
entities like communicating and improving your sports populaires pratiqués en France sont le rugby, le de pollution. Je voudrais que nous travaillons tous
cyclisme, le tennis, le We always trust
social exposure. These days online payments are also dur ensemble pour réparer toutes nos erreurs des We can’t throw them away
becoming very popular, companies like Alibaba and handball, le basket-ball et la voile. dernières décennies et travailler pour un Like a heap of dust
Visa are very common on these platforms. avenir meilleur.
La France est connue pour avoir organisé et remporté They are very valuable
As of today, technology is also a very essential aspect la Coupe du Monde de la They cannot be lost
of education because of the research projects are FIFA en 1998 et 2018, ainsi que la course cycliste Losing them will make you
given by the teachers, and students get to know annuelle du Tour de France et le Pay a very big cost.
their information without much effort. It also makes
learning fun rather than a very monotonous lecture. I tournoi du Grand Chelem de tennis, l’Open de France
do prefer technology and can get too obsessed with
it sometimes but I’ve learned to control me over time.
Medha Gopalakrishnan Rithwin Arul Christhuraj
On the other hand, it can also be an extremely unsafe CBSE 8A CBSE 8A
component because people with an atrocious motive
could hack into online banks and do more bogus
stuff. We all know that the production of a phone and
other electronic commodities utilizes a lot of plastics
and other electronic items, though it is a trivial gadget
they create mass amounts of carbon that may lead to
the climate crisis.

In conclusion, technology is also used as a substitute

for human beings like AI which leads to loss of
employment. Some people also say that artificial
intelligence can eliminate human civilization if it goes
into the wrong hands. In the end, it depends on
you whether you put it to good use or use it for the
wrong usage.
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Tanvi Mehta Ashley-Mae Michelle Harrison Disha Rout

CLSP 6A CLSP 7A CLSP 7A

Mots Croisés Realisation Floats on the Sea major role to play in these attacks!

D F B F G M X C Isabella Martino is my name, and like my name, I have The two gigantic ships came closer gradually. I took my
distinct traits too. I was only mere six years old when my position on top of the mast, as alert as a monitor lizard. The
C Q M A R O A L forwards of both ships met, and we sprang into action.
family and I went on that dreadful cruise trip. Due to a
R M P Z E D L O major crash into a massive rock in the shoals sometime The victims could not put up a good fight, due to
E M O V R E P U near the end of the trip, I lost my family – my dear mother, manpower shortage. As agile as a squirrel, I pushed who
P A R I S E S V adventurous father, and sweet little brother. I watched them looked like the governor, onto our ship, yanked him to the
E C Q N Z T V R sink, tears brimming in my eyes. I, fortunately, survived on a back, and tied the frightened man to the stern.
rather uncomfortable piece of wood.
S F R O M A G E We held him captive for days, but he bluntly refused
I sailed (clung on for dear life would be more accurate) from telling us where the treasures were. My, was not he
Les mots: on my log for many weeks at a stretch. The only thing I secretive!
managed to eat was slimy, shamrock seaweed that floated
• Crêpes • Paris One evening, about a fortnight after our legendary attack, it
past me. I was six, dear reader, and knew nothing of fishing,
• Fromage • Louvre so I let seafood fade from my mind. That took a long while. was my first shift to watch over the governor, whose name
• Mode • Alps was Jason Maccaw. Secretly, I rather liked him, and was
• Vin After weeks, I finally saw a ship. A ship sailing towards me! excited to the brim to converse with him!
After ages of being stranded on a log, I had lost hope.
I yanked off my pretty, frilled white stockings, as I had I came onto the dock, to find him with his hands bound
rehearsed in my mind millions of times (just in case), and tightly behind his back, staring wistfully into the scene. The
started waving them, frantic. “White flag!” I yelled, with all landscape is still vibrant and clear in my mind.
my strength. Little did I know I was about to meet men with Dusk was moodily setting in. The two ships were in line,
Siddhi Saini hearts of gold. sailing towards nowhere. Yet the only landmark was an
CLSP 7A The pirates at first looked and behaved quite unkindly. overhead bridge the size of the Great Wall of China. It was
Furthermore, I, having read several bedtime stories of astoundingly the same colour as the rich blue sky and
ruthless and severe pirates, judged the books by their cover. seemed to merge into the cloudless section of the sky. The
Sujet- Les norritures They captured me, tying me securely to the mast. clouds looked like the fleece of sheep and did not seem
differentiable from the soft white linen sails of the ship,
They had identical smirks splashed onto their faces. All bowing submissively to the winds that blew. It took my eyes
except one – Captain Carmon Pistein. He simply looked some time to unglue from the pulchritudinous landscape
curious, like I was a creature he had never spectated before. that was unfolding.
Shreyas Kurapati He ordered the crew not to harm me and became my
CLSP 6A foster father. Jason was rather saintly, trying to influence me regarding
work in the British government. He was clearly very devoted
With time, I became a part of the crew. Knowing that if to his job! I, however, vehemently declined, finding the
something happened to the captain, I would become posting too boring.
their leader, the crew treated me with utmost respect.
Last month, February, was when I turned sixteen. Almost a “What do you like, Isabella?” he asked tentatively. I smiled
decade of living with the courageous pirates had caused warmly. “Oh, I love adventure. Not reading, please. I love
me to become one with their souls. I breathed, dreamt, and kidnapping, robbery, and murder. I receive food, pay, and
embraced their ideas. I learned to threaten, rob, kidnap and thrill this way!” My words had caused a horrified look to
kill efficiently. A rule, however that was rather constricting plaster on his face.
and difficult to follow for me was that nobody was allowed “What?” I asked, immediately defensive. Jason told me that I
to cry aboard the vessel. was being insensitive. Many people lost precious memories
My entire life took a U-turn, however, just two months ago. and loved ones due to people like me. I felt accused and
Vertical told him piercingly that he was being utterly judgmental.
It changed me and my notions for life.
1. Une ____ par jour éloigne le médecin.
3. Maintenent les yeux en bonne santé. We saw a ship sailing towards ours – one with an official He tried to convince me, but I remained unbending. What
5. Il est rouge et rond. emblem painted upon its hull. I was as gleeful as a hungry he did next, just to guide me, shattered me.
7. Un fromage célèbre. alligator who just caught a turtle –I was sure it would be a With a soft, melancholy smile, he patted me on my
9. Il est rouge avec des graines noires government ship, and these robberies were the shoulder. Jason jumped off the deck, drowning himself. His
10. Une boisson blanche. most enjoyable. hands had been tied behind his back, making him unable
Horizontal A brilliant quality that the pirates possessed was that they to swim. The immediate reminiscence of my parents and
2. Il est orange et rond. never discriminated between genders. This trait probably brother sinking flashed into my eyes. Chest heaving, heart
4. Il est vert et long. emerged from the fact that they had to be ready for racing, and memories flooding back, I felt the loss of family
6. Il est jaune et courbé. anything, like attacks, from anyone (animals and humans) in once more. Without a second thought, I dived in.
8. Normalement, il est blanc et liquide. the ocean. With gender equality on the ship, I always got a
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Twisha Umesh Ahana Rao Yuvraj Singh

CLSP 7A CLSP 8A IGCSE 9A

Mots Croisés A Letter to My Younger Self A Familiar Place at an Unusual Time Walking through the underpass and onto the beach
itself overwhelmed my mind. I was blinded and my eyes
This is a letter to my younger self This vast expanse is where the land meets the water, were adjusting to soak in an image based on the sound
Oh, because I have so much to say where trees grow and flutter in peace, where the breeze of the calm yet the threatful tide of the water. I felt as if I
gently touches our faces and people have a great time was an owl in the daytime trying to visualise the image
You are living in a bright-walled cell working and engaging in physical activities. Yep! You and make out how far objects were, using my senses. I
And you are the foundation of who I am today guessed it! It’s the enchanting and majestic beaches couldn’t make anything out but my shadows continued
You will learn a lot in the years to come of Singapore. with my extravaganza.
And I want you to know
Always be the person you want to become One day, I woke up feeling jittery with a terrible The night creatures were already busy with their
Through all the situations you undergo headache. I already knew the cure to this - a walk activities. It was as if they were having a little party of
amongst the dense foliage along the beach. My soul their own. I could hear the creeks of the crickets and the
Remember that people are not what they seem wanted solitude and silence. I quickly slid onto my humming of other creatures inhabiting the beach. The
They can be your loyal sidekick, or backstab you, sneakers, put on my adventure cap, and set off to shrill cries of insects on my left and the waves breaking
moreover witness what this journey would bring upon me. I had gently on my right sent up sprays of the natural and
Some are naturally compassionate while others will be never gone to the beach alone at night and I felt fear refreshing seawater.
plain mean creeping in me but tried to drift away from the thought
So, keep your friends close; your enemies closer. and face it. It was thrilling, to say the least. The sky was twinkling with the yellow gem-coloured
stars and I was witnessing a miraculous spectacle
You will learn that family is the most important The beach at night felt completely different - the sights revealing itself before my eyes. It wasn’t my mere
Les mots: The people who will always stick by you and sounds were distinctly divergent. It is the same place imagination. This place existed! In my enchanted
• Le cricket • La randonnée Through thick and thin, yet with a change of atmosphere. Gone are the daytime dreamy State of Mind, my chain of Joyful moments was
• Le rugby • L’athlétisme your only reinforcements crowds of families, couples, groups playing volleyball, broken by a call from my parents to come back home
• Le taekwondo • Le patinage Spend time with them before it’s too late strolling retirees, and seagulls raiding unattended food. immediately. I was soon transported back to reality. I
• La boxe • Le tir The darkness of the beach at night enveloped my heart had left the house at this absurd hour of the night but
Hold onto your freedom and enjoy it with peace; the absence of crowds highlighted other nothing could spoil my mood at this moment and I
Because you will be hit by the monster aspects of the beach not noticed during the day. It gave wish I get to witness this magical experience once more
That will soon be born and will throw a fit a feeling of freedom laced with fear in this tranquillity as this had evoked in me an unexplainable surge of
And without mercy, thousands it will slaughter and the silence of the night. emotions living through that night.
Ahana Mukherji
You will learn that life goes on
CLSP 8A
And we always find a way
Every challenge that comes, we take it on
And will manage to save the day

Stick to your hopes and dreams

And work for them hard Avyaan Arora
Never let anyone break your self-esteem PYP 1A
And when they do, keep going on unscarred

Most importantly,
Live life to the fullest and enjoy every second with your
family and friends
Never take tomorrow for granted
Because you never know when it all will end.
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Victoria Mari Arjun Agarwal Megha Kurapati

PYP 1A PYP 2A PYP 2A

Aarika Vombatkere Ridham Vyas

PYP 3A PYP 4A
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Nayyirah Nawaz Ansari Kirtjyot Singh Aarohan Choudhary Akshaj Vinod

PYP 4A PYP 4A PYP 4A PYP 4A

My Favourite Game Football

Mon jeu préféré - Football

Le footboll est mon jeu préféré

J’aime regarder et jouer ce jeu

Onze jouers forment une équipe

Defenseur attaquant milieu du terrain et gardien de but
en font d’une equipe complète

Le footboll est le sport le plus populaire au monde

Beacoup d’entre nous jouent dans le monde

Il y a 2 mi temps de 45 minutes
Community Service Les tensions arrivent généralement aux dernières minutes
Community service is good for us and our community.
Community service is when you volunteer to help others Plus vous marquez de buts, vous gagnez le jeu
of your own will. It helps make your community a better Beaucoup d’entre nous apprecient ce merveilleux jeu
place for everyone. It is not only beneficial to others
but also to you, as Mahatma Gandhi said, “The best Messi et Ronlado sont mes joueurs preférés
way to find yourself is to let yourself loose in the service Je préfère l’entraineur
je suis parmi tous les joueurs
of others.” There are many ways of doing community
service. You can volunteer to make and distribute food to
La Coupe du Monde arrive dans 4 ans
old and sick people who can’t buy or cook food. You can
L’Argentine a remporté la Copa America après 28 ans
build cottages for people who are homeless. Or maybe
you can just donate. Donation is not just giving money. Attaquant, je suis pour mon équipe
It is also giving old or new clothes, utensils, notebooks, L’Argentine - mon équipe préférée
books, and many other things. It is an activity which
will give you a lot of joy and happiness. It will give you Je veux devenir footballeur un jour
happiness because when you see others happy you will J’aime jouer au footboll toute la journee
also feel happy. I know because I have experienced it. I
have volunteered in a mega-kitchen (Willing Hearts) and
worked in different sections like peeling and chopping
vegetables, packaging meals, and washing dishes. There
are many volunteering opportunities in different areas
Sanjana Illayaraja
like food distribution, education, mental health, and
PYP 4A sports. We must pick one and make our community a
better place.
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Oviya Thamrai Mayuresh Kelkar Vaibhav Pathangi Karunakaran

PYP 5A PYP 5A PYP 5A

Life and Teachings of Netaji Subash His famous quotes were,

Chandra Bose “Give me blood, and I will give you freedom”
“Dilli Chalo”
Netaji Subash Chandra Bose, fondly called Netaji was “Jai Hind”, which was later adopted by the Indian
born on 23 January, 1897. He is one of the unforgettable government/Indian Armed forces.
heroes who fought for the freedom of India with bravery. Netaji was featured on the stamps and currencies in
Netaji strongly believed freedom cannot be earned India. Kolkata Airport was named Netaji Subhas Chandra
by non-violence but he had huge respect for Mahatma Bose International Airport. He always dreamt to take
Gandhiji who was a believer of the India on the express route of freedom and development.
non-violence movement. In celebration of his 125 birthday anniversary, The
Ministry of Railways of India renamed one of the oldest
Netaji became the Mayor of Calcutta in 1930. He was running trains of India, Kalka Mail as Netaji Express from
not willing to work for Britishers, so he quit his job and 23 January 2021.
started fighting for the freedom of India. Netaji was
the president of the Indian National Congress in 1939 My take on Netaji’s Life is “Never Give Up”.
at a young age. He was hugely influenced by Swami
Vivekanand and Ramakrishna Paramahamsa.

In 1940, Netaji was arrested by the Bengal government

for Civil Disobedient Movement and was kept on house
arrest with a strict police watch. In 1941, he escaped
from India dramatically and mysteriously. He met his
wife Emily in Austria and they have a daughter named
Anita Bose. Netaji started Azad Hind Radio in Germany
to spread the freedom movement worldwide. The tile
‘NETAJI’ was given to him by German and Indian officials
in Berlin. Adolf Hitler arranged for him a submarine.

In 1943, Netaji led Indian National Army or Azad Hind

Fauj to free India from the British rule with the help of
Japanese troops, a provisional government of free India
was formed under him in Japanese occupied Andaman
and Nicobar islands. The Indian National Army led by
Aharshi Mukherji Bose became a model of diversity by religion, region,
PYP 5A and gender. However, his military effort was short-lived,
In early 1945, the British army attacked Japanese forces
and most of the INA soldiers were killed. On August
15th, 1945, he declared the end of INA through a Radio
broadcast in Singapore. Netaji chose not to surrender
and planned to escape to the Soviet Union, but
unfortunately on his way, the plane crashed in Taiwan
and he died. But his supporters in India believed he
would return to gain India’s Independence. That is the
huge trust and impact he has created on people with all
his dedication and socialist activities for the thirst
for freedom.

Netaji had great patriotism and his contribution to Indian

Independence is very significant. His quotes and slogans
were very powerful, which were very much needed by all
youngsters.
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57 Student Council

58 Grades

70 Top Management
Members
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Teachers and Staff

Office Staff

First Row :M
 s. Mala Vohra, Ms. Vanita Kapoor, Mr. CVK Sastry and Ms. Smita Mohapatra
Back Row :M
 s. Aminah Bin Atan, Ms. Rozitha Rahim, Mr. Mazli Bin Mahmood, Ms. Lavanya Chalamalasetti, Ms. Noor Sufianah
Teachers

First Row : Ms. Aminah Bin Atan, Ms. Kamaljeet Kaur, Ms. Subhasini Subramanyam, Ms. L Nithya Kumareswari, Ms. Smita Mohapatra,

Student Council
Ms. Rinki Chawla, Mr. CVK Sastry, Ms. Ashwini Deshpande, Ms. Gauri Sannabhadti, Ms. Mala Vohra
Second Row : Ms. Noor Sufianah,Ms. Sowmya Lakshmi Srikanth, Ms.Kanchan Gaurav, Ms .Lavanya Chalamalsetti, Ms.Krishna Priya KP,
Ms. Geetha Sadasivan, Ms. Vanita Kapoor, Ms. Rusha Singh, Ms. Nidhi Goyal, Ms. Zhao Hui Hausenloy, Ms. Anjali Channa,
Ms. Anushree Shirali, Ms. Abhilasha Bhojane
Third Row :M
 s. Aayushi Tyagi, Ms. Pooja Dogra, Ms. J Alagu Devi, Ms. Srabonti Haldar, Ms. Odaia Ranido, Ms. Mohana Shanthi,
Ms. Reena Seghal
Fourth Row : M
 r, Dennis Yew, Ms. Kalihula Shameem Begum, Ms. Jyotsna Kumar, Ms. Anuradha Nivsarkar, Ms. Vinita Menezes,
Ms. Deepika Gupta, Ms. Archana Sharma, Ms. Suchandra Chaudhuri
Fifth Row :M
 s. Rozitha Rahim, Ms. Parkavi Thangaraj, Ms. Gomathi Balasubramanium, Ms. Venisha Sharad, Ms. Aarti Chandran,
Mr. Mazli Bin Mahmood, Mr. Muhammad Dzulhisham Rusly

Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Mohana Shanti Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry

Prefect Council Coordinator : Ms. Pooja Dogra

Front Row : Shruthi Lakshminarayanan, Daniel Anthony Varghese, Jahnavi Srinivas, Jayant Gopalakrishnan, Devang Aniyan,
Vibha Sriram, Akshaj Vinod, Nayyirah Nawaz Ansari
Middle Row :S
 amali Umralkar, Oviya Thamarai, Miriel Paul, Yuxiao Yang, Gayatri Pandkar, Reanna Rox Dsouza,
Krishna Pradyumna Teegala, Tanya Mehta, Safaana Sajin, Ananya Rao
Principal and Co-ordinators Back Row :A
 dvay Soni, Ayush Prasad, Drupad Rijesh Nair, Debarpan Sarkar, Shlok Padaliya, Aarav Karthik, Dave Shejo George
Virtually Present : Aharshi Mukherji, Prakhar Singh, Shastiga Thangavelu, Adhish Vijay, Diya Ann Varghese, Rohith Ayilliath,
Azwa Harmain Yasser
First Row :M
 s. Odaia Ranido, Ms. Pooja Anil Dogra, Mr. CVK Sastry, Ms. Kanchan Gaurav

Names correspond from left to right. Names correspond from left to right.
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Student Council Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Mohana Shanti Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry Class K1A Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Aayushi Tyagi Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry
& Ambassadors Coordinator : Ms. Pooja Dogra (Regular and Extended) Coordinator : Ms. Odaia Ranido

Front Row :V
 rinda Sharma, Naisha Hampihallikar, Udita Roy Choudhury, Krishay Dhar, Maya Senthil, Saavir Soni, Front Row :M
 anoharan Venkatesh, Isa Hanifa Jafarulla Hanifa, Aveer Nair, Maxentius Sebastian, Hrihaan Joshi
Mahathi Balaji, Nigel Binex Kunnan
Back Row :D
 aksh Thamarai, Ira Rampurkar, Viviksha Narayani Vedula, Kanan Kaivalya Garg, Sahasraaksh Rajavarapu,
Middle Row :H
 iyasha Tanwar, Siddhi Saini, Akanksha Raghavendra, Aman Shamim, Saanvi Singh, Siya Shambhavi, Bilal Baroudi, Adamya Singh, Sumedha Srikartika Boya
Harshadha Ganapathiraman, Vishal Venkatachalam Tisya Dogra
Virtually Present :A
 adarsh Arunkumar Pappala, Adit Karkhanis
Back Row :D
 akshini Muthukumar, VihaanSadekar, Riya Mehta, Siddhant Subramaniam, Shreshth Sharma, Ahana Rao
Virtually Present : J ai Chhallani, Aryan AS, Navyashree Balaji, Krithin Jay Pakshootra, Ahana Mukherjee, Advika Choudhury

Grades

Class K2A Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Reena Sehgal Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry
(Regular and Extended) Coordinator : Ms. Odaia Ranido

Front Row :A
 jisth Sethi, Keerthana Sreeram, Ayaansh Parakh, Yaashna Jegadesh, Ved Shah, Anusha Jagtap, Aarit Agrawal,
Class Nursery Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Gauri Sannabhadti Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry Dhwiti Hiyaanka Sunil
(Regular and Extended) Coordinator : Ms. Odaia Ranido Back Row :M
 ohamed Hanifa Jafarulla Hanifa, Vihaan Sitaraman, Saanvi Thakur, Krish Singh, Adavya Joshi, Divya Mishra,
Lakshmi Kumuda Chandalada, Nishita Singh
Front Row :D
 evaki Koppar, Kiara Sanket Padte, Aahana Patra

Names correspond from left to right. Names correspond from left to right.
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Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Vinita Menezes Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Nithya Kumareswari L Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry
CBSE 1A Coordinator : Ms. Kanchan Gaurav CBSE 3A Coordinator : Ms. Kanchan Gaurav

Front Row :M
 aaz Habib Madikeri, Aditi Prabhu, Abhinav Chakraborty, Lakshana Muthukumar, Kalpana Karthik, Vivaan Karthik Front Row :O
 as Jethra, Mazin Ahmed Riaz Ebrahim, Hanika Khanna, Risshabh Balasaravanan, Shanaya Choudhary,
Vulavakattu, Ashvithaa Arun, Anvesh Karlapati Kanishk Ramiah Thangaraj Parkavi, Bhavya Menon, Darrel Shejo George
Back Row :A
 gastya Kulkarni, Udit Kumar Arora, Manasvi Saraf, Doondi Naga Karthikeya Kayala, Arjun Chakraborty, Dejaswi Back Row :S
 aanvi Garg, Midhuna Thirunagari, Ilamaran Gowthaman Bharathi, Yash Panigrahi, Tanishq Singh,
Ranjith Anand, Rishav Chakraborty, Aarav Chimote, Aditya Jai Prakash Chauhan Shruthi Lakshminarayanan, Priya Rakesh Lachandani, Diya Sharan, Daniel Anthony Varghese, Parth Tandon,
Sanvi Datta, Hariharan Venkatesh
Last Row :A
 arav Seth, Ameya Sharma, Sharvesh Gurunath, Rudransh Chandrakar, Mark Thomas, Khushi Adarsh Mohan,
Krishanth Thiyagarajan, Varada Abhijeet Rajurkar Virtually Present :A
 vnita Ajay, Eshan Shijor, Keertansai Suresh, Prateek Singh, Reyansh Kedia, Riyashree Ramesh
Virtually Present :A
 arav Agrawal, Akshainie Mahesh, Ashvika Ranjith, Ayushman Santra, Magizhini Naveen Kumar, Mukund Thiruram,
Nevin Binu Varghese, Praniksha Parthasarathi, Pravya Pravin Pillai, Raghav Krishnan, Ritika Pashine,
Siddharth Bharath, Srisha Mohapatra, Vedanshi Madamanchi, Yazhini Umamaheswaran, Yuva Dharshana Shri
Suresh Kumar

Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Roopali Misra Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry Teacher-in-charge : Ms.Abhilasha Bhojane Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry
CBSE 2A Coordinator : Ms. Kanchan Gaurav CBSE 4A Coordinator : Ms. Kanchan Gaurav

Front Row :K
 avin Saravanan, Anisha Kumari, Neyan Melabudi Bhaskar, Nitya Tiwari, Atharv Goyal, Tanviha Chikkala, Front Row :C
 hinmayi Ranjith Anand, Parth Vermani, Shraddha Bharath, Vidyut Praveen, Rahael Manuel, Kaihaan Jolly,
Vasish Nagam, Shanaya Chatterjee Jayaraksha Muthukumar, Manit Jain
Back Row : J acob Paul, Hazel Chandraprakash Prajapat, Shaurya Jaiswal, Danica Singh, Manogna Ulthi, Aadhya Baijal, Back Row :S
 anidhya Gurjar, Krishna Pradyumna Teegala, Siddhanth Anil Nair, Tanya Mehta, Ishita Das ,Elliana Irene Carr,
Vairaj Prasad, Beere Thrayi Skanda, Kriti Gopalakrishnan, Darsh Suri Vineeth Ramkumar, Rishaan Milind Patil, Virat Ulthi
Virtually Present :A
 bhyudaya Sharma, Arunthikaa Murugaraj, Asmith A S, Daksh Bakliwal, Kaira Nyssa D Souza, Priti Sankar Ganesh, Virtually Present :A
 aratrika Mitra, Aarav Shrotriya, Aryan Srivatsa Kondapalli, Omer Mohiuddin Siddiqui, Parth Chaudhry,
Samanyu Tejesh, Sudiksha Parthasarathi, Thira Thillai Ganesh Pranika Pillai, Saanvi Subba Rao, Samarth Singh, Smriti Mahesh

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Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Venisha Sharad Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry

CBSE 4B Coordinator : Ms. Kanchan Gaurav Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry CBSE 5B Coordinator : Ms. Kanchan Gaurav

Front Row :S
 hilpa Karlapati, Devang Aniyan ,Elston Rodricks, Siddhant Tewari, Vibha Sriram, Smriti Sachin Naik, Rishabh Dey, Front Row : Aarohi Raizada, Sattvik Pranaav Saravanan Rajeshwari, Mishika Gudipudi, Krithin Mohan, Miriel Paul, Akshar Basnet,
Ilina Yagnik, Gautham Selvaganesh Shruti Nitin Mahindrakar, Aarav Kumar Arora
Back Row :N
 afeesa Tasneem, Saisha Aggarwal,Aashvi Tyagi,Shreyas P Joseph, Yashwardhan Chadalavada, Chaitra Nileshwar, Back Row :M
 ayuuk Ramiah Thangaraj Parkavi, Anvee Amit Sadekar, Darsh Vicky Makhija, Aryahi Shaw, Aarav Srikoti,
Rohan Aldrich Ashok Oviya Melabudi Bhaskar, Akshita Verma, Akhil Tumati, Mahathi Balaji
Virtually Present :F
 atima Sana,Aarav Kulkarni, Jaiwanth Elumalai, Pratyusha Parida, Shivanshu Kumar, Yashasvi Saxena Virtually Present : Aaron Canice Dsouza, Muhammad Raaziq Saabir,Prakhar Singh, Shriya Arunkumar Pappala, Srikrish Nandan,
Yashvi Agrawal

Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Aarti Chandran Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Rusha Singh Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry
CBSE 5A Coordinator : Ms. Kanchan Gaurav CBSE 6A Coordinator : Ms. Pooja Dogra

Front Row :V
 aishnavi Vedula, Harsh Golchha, Venya Yadav, Aryan Jha, Aditi Gupta, Arth Mishra, Vedha Venkatachalam, Front Row :N
 ethra Viswanathan, Aarav Gupta, Manasi Bhooshan Gupte, Jyesh Sri Naga Satya Akshith Chikkala, Diya Ann
Abhinav Arun Varghes, Harshine Madamanchi, Avyukth Raghavendra, Aayushi Jitendra Chaudhari, Prithvi Vidyadhar Mabian,
Nishitha Sree AnandKumar
Back Row :S
 ravan Bijoy, Ved Yadav, Aadya Srivastav, Debarpan Sarkar, Prisha Sapre, Sameer Sonar, Kaavya Simrin Bharatula,
Anirudh Shukla Back Row :A
 dhish Vijay, Ananyaa Patil, Pranav Ramnath, Sanchita Dey, Veer Shah, Akshara Tamu, Aaron Philip Mondrath,
Hiyasha Tanwar, Israel Aaron, Harshadha Ganapathiraman, Pranav Krishnan
Virtually Present :A
 bjit Balamanikandan, Ayush Nakhate, Dhanika Murugaraj, Haider Firoz Raja, Janani Umamaheswaran,
Koushik Raj Dhanasekar, Rohith Visvajith Balaji, Roshan Magesh Kumar, Vrishab Vinod Nair Virtually Present :A
 beer Nitin Chaudhary, Animaa malar Senthil Kannan, Atharvaa Patil, Charith Chowdary Mandhalapu,
Evyavan Ganesh, Khavin Karthic Sivakumar, Krithiv Karthikeya, Lavanya Gaur, Mahi Vijay Gupta,
Mohammed Mohiuddin Siddiqui, Naufah Darain Yasser, Rudransh Arora, Thanmithaa Vijayshankar Nisha,
Vishal Madhan, Yashas Tanmay Singh, Pugalesh Kumaravelu

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Teacher-in-charge : Ms .Kamaljeet K Bhasin Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Ashwini.K.Deshpandee Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry
CBSE 7A Coordinator : Ms. Pooja Dogra CBSE 9A Coordinator : Ms. Pooja Dogra

Front Row :R
 eanna Rox Dsouza, Anuraag Vombatkere, Aditi Tumai, Vishal Venkatachalam, Avani Jaydeep Kulkarni, Front Row :S
 amali Umralkar, Nigel Binex Kunnan, Riya Mehta, Tanush Ranjith, Akanksha Raghavendra, Dave Shejo George,
Naisha Hampihallikar, Vidyut Sriram, Nehamirtha Sebastian, Mufeed Afraz Riaz Ebrahim, Nidhi Bhat Vrinda Sharma, Suraj Krishna
Back Row : Sriram Sudesh, Aadit Vermani, Deeptha Gauri Siddaveere Gowda, Sadhil Sahu, Dakshini Muthukumar, Back Row :S
 hriyans Maddikunta, Aditya Golchha, Siddharth Ramkumar, Saarth Rahul Karyappa, Abhiraj M, Safin Mohamed,
Drupad Rijesh Nair, Aditi Avinash Gujar, Kamlesh Narayanan, Aarsheya Sharma, Parthiv Prasanth Aatreya Mohana Sundaram
Virtually Present :A
 ryan AS, Bezun Daver, Siddharth Shyam Suresh Kumar, Tharunesh Ramesh, Varada Shailesh Ligade,
Medhini Sai Satishkumar, Niral Bakliwal, Sharvesh Mogan, Nikhil Kawadkar, Yuvaraj Elumalai,
Yatharth Tanmay Singh

Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Anuradha Salokhe Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Geetha Sadasivan Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry
CBSE 8A Coordinator : Ms. Pooja Dogra CLSP 6A Coordinator : Ms. Pooja Dogra

Front Row :B
 hadra Ramnath, Rithwin Arul Christhuraj, Safaana Sajin, Aaryan Gupta, Rishika Khanna, Jyostna Chandra Prakash Prajapat, Front Row :A
 arav Yadav, Aster Coelho, Sharvesh Senthil, Yuxiao Yang, Arnav Jani, Tanvi Mehta, Soham Sharma, Zia Jagdale
Ayush Prasad, Medha Gopalakrishnan, Bhavya Savla, Sanjana Kulkarni
Back Row :S
 haurya V Kapoor, Aditya Sas Kanakamedala, Aman Shamim, Krithin Jay Pakshootra, Xinyu Zhang (Cindy),
Back Row : Harman Singh Sethi, Maya Santhil, Aswath Ilayabharathi, Sumedha Tewari, Prakhar Sharma, Navyaasree Nallathambi Balaji, Aarav Karthik, Shreyas Kurapati, Allen Hussain Ashik Hussain
Advaith Menon, Avanthika Gopinathan, Manomay S. Bhanage, Shubhani Gupta, Abhinav Sharad, Abhinav Sharad,
Virtually Present :A
 arav Singh, Ria Jagdale
Raghav Bharadwaj Ravishanker, Naveenkumar Latika, Suresh Kumar Vaishant Ananth

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Teacher-in-charge : Dr. Nidhi Goyal Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Suchandra Chaudhuri Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry
CLSP 7A Coordinator : Ms. Pooja Dogra IGCSE 9A Coordinator : Ms. Pooja Dogra

Front Row :S
 hlok Padaliya, Disha Rout, To Minh Huy, Siya Shambhavi, Vaadhenthiran Sathyanarayan, Gayatri Pandkar, Front Row :A
 neela Jabeen, Azwa Harmain Yasser, Yijia Khou, Tisya Dogra, Yuvraj Singh, Lasya Vadyar, Druti Katari
Sanshrey Nashikkar, Chhavi Sehgal
Back Row : Siddhi Saini, Lahari Vadyar, Alisha Sambhus, Twisha Umesh, Shravya Prakash, Ashley-Mae Michelle Harrison

Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Anuradha Nivsarkar Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Rinki Chawla Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry
CLSP 8A Coordinator : Ms. Pooja Dogra PYP 1A Coordinator : Ms. Odaia Ranido

Front Row :S
 iddhanth Subramanian, Advay Soni, Krishay Dhar, Ayan Nagar, Shreshth Sharma, Ganesh Kashyap, Advik Punugu Front Row :K
 abeer Gothwal, Advika Natesh Rao, Kavin Magiznan Thiyagu, Mannat Kaur Chhatwal, Hanudhiya Prakash,
Rishi Ivaturi, Sanika Bharadwaj Kamarajugadda, Mukund Rao
Middle Row :M
 anekJyot Singh, Udita Roy Choudhury, Adhyayan Arora, Saanvi Singh, Dhruv Gite, Varsha Ivaturi,
Shreyas Prakash, Krithika T Back Row : Diya Vaisak, Saanvi Sivakumar, Laya Senthilkumar, Avyaan Arora, Avichal Kumar, Anjali Togarrati, Vedya Bhusani,
Avika Suraj
Back Row :A
 nanya Rao, Fadell Sayyed, Ahana Mukerji, Vihaan Sadekar, Bhaargav B, Pearl Singh, Harshvardhan Jaiswal,
Ahana Rao Virtually Present :V
 ictoria Mari, Naitik Awasthi, Niña Kate Celestine Tan, Vishakha Devi Sankar Ganesh, Arnav Balaji
Virtually Present : Aditya Vohra

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Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Anjali Arora Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Deepika Gupta Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry
PYP 2A Coordinator : Ms. Odaia Ranido PYP 4A Coordinator : Ms. Odaia Ranido

Front Row :Z
 oya Nikhil Kulkarni, Uddish Bhattacharya, Asmi Kaustubh Dalvi, Tengjun Chen, Saanvi Singh, Irshika Eviana Katakam, Front Row : Samridh Sharma, Akshaj Vinod, Kirtjyot Singh, Nayyirah Nawaz Ansari, Ridham Vyas, Vishesh Parashar,
Eshan Ummat, Megha Kurapati, Arjun Agarwal, Krishnanshi Vaishnav Aarohan Choudhary
Virtually Present :S
 anjana Illayaraja

Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Zhao Hui Hausenloy Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry

PYP 3A Teacher-in-charge : Ms. Anushree J Shirali
Coordinator : Ms. Odaia Ranido
Principal : Mr. CVK Sastry
PYP 5A Coordinator : Ms. Odaia Ranido

Front Row :A
 nwita Navin Shastri, Shreyan Datta, Aarika Vombatkere, Inba Vimalraj, Arjun Sas Kanakamedala, Naisha Deshmukh, Front Row :M
 ayuresh Kelkar, Bhashinithra Dhasaprakash, Saavir Soni, Oviya Thamarai, Dwiti Agrawal, Evyavan Mahajan,
Jayant Gopalakrishnan, Jahnavi Srinivas Lateisha Maheshbabu, Faaz Sayyed

Back Row :R
 ohan Francis Roy, Dhyuthii Nugehali Dilip, Avyan Nagar Back Row :S
 hashank Shekhar Tiwari, Milin Maglani, Renith Daiju, Varsha Sairam Kumar, Sugnan Adith Annam,
Vaibhav Pathangi Karunakaran, Aharshi Mukherji
Virtually Present :S
 amanyu Bhardwaj
Virtually Present :A
 nushree Nikam, Jonathan Donald, Lavanya Singh

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Top Management
Members
Board of
Directors
BOARD OF ADVISORS - LEADERSHIP
PRESIDENT Ambassador Aftab Seth, Global Schools Foundation
VICE PRESIDENTS 
Tan Sri Dato Mohd Hussin bin Abdul Hamid, Global Schools Foundation
Amb. K Kesavapany, Global Schools Foundation

BOARD OF PATRONS 
Mr. N R Narayana Murthy
Mr. Chandu Borde
Dr. Karan Singh
Top Management Mr. Basdeo Panday
BOARD OF ADVISORS (INTERNATIONAL) Mr. Arjun Malhotra
Ms. Shabana Azmi
Front Row :M
 r. Prashant Bafna, Commander J Prabhuram, Mr. Kaustubh Bodhankar, Ms. Sarita Alurkar, Ms. Rupali Karekar Amb. Karan Singh Thakral
Back Row : Ms. Abhilasha Deshmukh, Commander Bharat Unercat, Mr. Atul Temurnikar, Mr. Rajeev Koul, Mr. Rathin Khandhadia, Mr. Ashok Soota
Mr. Ayush Kalani Mr. Subodh Gore
Mr. Maneesh Tripathi
Mr. Sudan Wargantiwar
BOARD OF ADVISORS (BUSINESS) 
Dr. Brian Segar
Mr. Ted Tan
BOARD OF ADVISORS (SINGAPORE) 
Ms. Kirtida Mekani
Mr. Boon Yoon Chiang
BOARD OF ADVISORS (JAPAN) 
Mr. Kotaro Tamura
BOARD OF ADVISORS (MALAYSIA) 
Dato’ Sri Abdul Hamidy Abdul Hafiz
Dato’ Baljit Singh Sidhu
Datuk Dr Denison Jayasooria
BOARD OF ADVISORS (UAE) 
H.E Abdullatif Almulla
H.E. Younis Al Khoury
BOARD OF ADVISORS (INDIA) 
Mr. R Sundar
Lt Gen (Retd) Sudhir Sharma
Mr. Saket Misra
ADVISORY BOARD (ACADEMICS) 
Mr. Julian Whitley
Prof. Ralph Tabberer
Prof Marmar Mukhopadhyay

Names correspond from left to right.

 GIIS Students
Scale New Heights
GIIS students have achieved unparalleled results in 2021

IBDP Results 2021

Our IB Diploma Programme results are among the best performances in
IB Schools in Singapore with a record-breaking number of 16 World Toppers
54% (45/45), 9 Near Perfect Scorers (44/45) and a school average of 38.82 points
Of our students

School
37.35 Average

36.9
36.95 38.82

36.09

16 9 World
Average

33.02
Perfect Near Perfect
Scorers Scorers 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
with 45/45 with 44/45

IGCSE Results 2021 CBSE Results 2021

100% of our students secured ICE Distinction For the CBSE 12th batch, GIIS’ school average is
in the IGCSE exams with 26 students 91.6% with a top score of 99%. For the CBSE 10th
securing A*s in all their subjects cohort, we have two toppers with 98.8% marks
and a school average of 88.8%
26
RESULTS
Students

A
*

School
RESULTS

A*

26 World Toppers Toppers Average

Emerged with A*s in all subjects
99% Class 12 91.6% Class 12
100%
Students secured
ICE Distinction 98.8% Class 10 88.8% Class 10

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