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In honor of India’s Republic Day, Ideal Indian School organised an inter-house patriotic song competition. Students from the Blue, Green, Red, and Yellow houses in both the Boys’ and Girls’ Sections actively participated in the competition rendering group songs with patriotic spirit towards their motherland. Patriotic song-solo contests were held for the Junior Section and Evening Sessions, where students displayed their talent and passion with great enthusiasm. The event was a vibrant celebration of patriotism and unity

The 76th Republic Day of India was celebrated at Ideal Indian School this morning with great patriotic fervour and enthusiasm. School President Dr. Hassan Kunhi M.P hoisted the national flag in the school premises amidst the chanting of the national anthem by the School Choir. Principal Mr.Shaik Shamim Saheb, Heads of the Sections, Staff, Scouts and Guides, School Marching Band, parents and students joined the celebrations. In his Republic Day message, President Dr. Hassan Kunhi M.P reminded the students of their vital role in contributing to the nation’s growth and progress and emphasised that each individual has a responsibility to work towards strengthening the fabric of the country through education, integrity, and service. He urged the students to take pride in the progress our nation has achieved and to reaffirm their dedication to building an India that flourishes by upholding the principles enshrined in its Constitution. Speaking on the occasion, Principal Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb highlighted the significant contributions and selfless sacrifices of national leaders throughout history, which have been crucial in shaping and strengthening the nation. He also added that the Constitution of India places great importance on fostering social justice, ensuring equality, and upholding fairness for all citizens. The flag-hoisting ceremony commenced with a prayer by Zaid Khalid of Class 9. Through their speeches, students reasserted their dedication to their deep connection to their motherland and urged the youth to honour the country’s rich traditions while striving for its progress. Sara Tarik Parkar of Class 9 delivered her speech in Hindi, while AbduRehman Ismail of Class 9 eloquently expressed his thoughts in English. Adding to the patriotic fervor, students from the Boys’, Girls’, Junior and Evening sessions captivated the audience with a soul-stirring song that evoked feelings of national pride. The school band performed a spectacular ceremonial march, showcasing their synchronized rhythm and discipline. Following this, a grand and respectful guard of honor presented to the Chief Guest by the School Scouts and Guides, adding a sense of dignity and pride to the occasion. Boy Scouts and Girl Guides were honoured with certificates and medals for their valuable services rendered on various occasions. Ihsan Shameer, Asst.Cultural Secretary Boys’ Section welcomed the gathering, Nakshatra, Asst. Cultural Secretary, Girls’ Section proposed vote of thanks. The programme was compeered by Ms. Aryalakshmi, Teacher, Junior Section.

Ideal Indian School recently inaugurated the second phase of its Smart Class Education Programme with LED interactive panels. This cutting-edge educational technology, equipped with Teach software, provides a learning environment that integrates advanced interactive programs. The programme was officially launched by School President Dr. Hassan Kunhi MP by cutting the ribbon and switching on the LED panel. Inaugurating the class, he said that the future of education lies in smart learning and the positive use of such aids can significantly enhance the flow of knowledge, enabling students to achieve their goals. Speaking on the occasion, Principal Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb stated that IIS is committed to improving and modernising the teaching and learning processes in the classroom while continuing to develop more effective and innovative approaches to meet the demands of the changing educational landscape.

The Evening Session of Ideal Indian School conducted a creative and engaging poster-making competition for students as part of the Poshan Maah observance, an initiative by the Government of India aimed at improving the nutritional well-being of children and women. The event sought to raise awareness about the importance of nutrition and healthy eating habits among young minds. Students participated enthusiastically, showcasing their artistic talents and expressing their understanding of the theme through vibrant and thought-provoking posters. This initiative was part of the school’s efforts to promote health and wellness while fostering creativity and active participation among the students. The winners were honored with certificates of achievement.

The Kindergarten Section of Ideal Indian School recently celebrated Seasons Day. KG 1 and KG 2 students learned about the four seasons through fun activities and creative presentations. Children dressed as seasonal elements like snowmen, butterflies, flowers, the sun and umbrellas. A colorful parade in the KG section added excitement to the day. KG 1 students made colorful leaf prints using leaves, cotton and bubble wrap and crafted umbrellas from paper plates. KG 2 students created snowmen, suns, butterflies and paper boats using paper plates and colored paper. The children’s artwork was displayed on soft boards, making the celebration both creative and enjoyable.

Ideal Indian School Celebrates Children’s Day in Honor of Jawaharlal Nehru Ideal Indian School celebrated Children’s Day with great excitement to honor the 134th birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister. Nehru believed that children are the future of the country and worked for their welfare, education and development. The program was attended by the School principal Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb, Heads of Sections, Heads of departments and coordinators. The event included speeches by teachers and students, sharing stories about Nehru’s life and his leadership. Principal Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb addressed the students, calling children the most beautiful creations on Earth. He encouraged them to spread joy and wished them a very happy Children’s Day. The celebration was lively and filled with enthusiasm as teachers from various sections of the school – KG, Junior, Boys, and Girls – actively performed vibrant songs, skits and dances. Their performances created a warm and festive atmosphere, making the celebration truly unforgettable. Fun games were also organized, making the day special and memorable for everyone. The newly started Evening Session of the school also took part in the celebrations with great excitement. Students and teachers from this session joined in happily, adding to the fun and energy of the event.

The NASA expedition team from IIS has successfully returned to Qatar after an exciting and enriching 11-day tour across the United States. During this trip, students had the unique opportunity to explore some of NASA’s most renowned facilities at the Kennedy Space Center. They attended a three-day rocketry workshop and enjoyed an interactive session with astronaut Mike Baker, a seasoned space mission veteran who flew aboard the Space Shuttle. In addition to NASA, the group visited iconic locations across the U.S., including New York City, Washington, D.C., Niagara Falls, Universal Studios and Disneyland.