Opening Day
The tournament kicked off with the Grade I–V category.
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A glimpse into the learning, achievements, experiences and memorable moments from around our school through July and August.
Our biggest edition yet, nearly 614 participants from 76 schools, across three days of play.
The tournament kicked off with the Grade I–V category.
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The Grade VI–X category took to the boards.
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Champions crowned across all four categories.
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Congratulations to all the winners from Grades V–X for their neat, disciplined penmanship in the Nepali script.
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Congratulations to all the winners from Grades VIII–X across Poem Writing, Story Writing and Essay Writing.
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Congratulations to all the winners from Grades V–X across Poem Writing, Story Writing and Essay Writing.
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Congratulations to all the winners from Grades V–X for their careful, consistent English penmanship.
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Grades I–IV took to the stage, showcasing articulation, diction and expressive delivery in front of their peers.
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Students from Grades VIII–X presented well-reasoned arguments, demonstrating critical thinking and persuasive speaking.
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View Facebook PostCongratulations to every student recognised this term for their hard work, discipline and achievement.
Our students received the Bronze Level Award at the National Award Ceremony, recognised for their dedication, perseverance and commitment.
Congratulations to our Academic Achievers from Grades VI to X in the First Unit Assessment.
Congratulations to our Academic Achievers from the Junior School, Grades II to IV, in the First Unit Assessment.
Our Wushu practitioners advanced to their next belt levels, recognised for their discipline, perseverance and progress.
Hands-on sessions and outings that gave students new perspectives and life skills.
Grade II students sorted foods into groups and built balanced plates, learning about nutrition through teamwork and hands-on fun.
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Grade II students explored healthy daily habits like handwashing, brushing, bathing and clean clothing through interactive discussion.
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Grade X students watched a stage adaptation of '?????', part of their Nepali syllabus, brought to life beyond the textbook.
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Team Triyog represented the school at the Oxford MUN India and Harvard Pair Sustainability Impact Summit 2026 in Pune, India.
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Teachers spent Day 8 at Trinity College on team building and a keynote on adolescent mental health awareness.
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Our youngest performers took the stage with dance, songs, riddles and speeches, showing creativity, confidence and teamwork.
View Facebook PostThroughout the World Cup, predictions were cast match by match, with winners announced and awarded in assembly all the way through to the final.
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Because a strong school community grows through open conversation between parents and teachers.
Parents of Grades VI–VII joined a Sambhaya Group session on understanding today's adolescents, from emotional to social development.
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Parents met teachers for the First Unit Assessment result distribution, alongside a STEAM, Art and Maths exhibition by students.
View Facebook PostNew scouts from Grades VI and VII took the Scout Promise and were formally inducted into the troop, with Grade VI students presented their scarves and badges, a proud step in building responsibility, leadership and service.
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