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In the recently concluded CBSE Clusters Taekwondo Championship, Ideal Indian School secured the overall championship title in both the Boys and Girls Categories. The CBSE Qatar Cluster Taekwondo Championship was an outstanding success, orchestrated with precision by Ideal Indian School. This event witnessed enthusiastic participation from various CBSE schools in Qatar, transforming it into a grand spectacle. Ideal School emerged as the undisputed overall champions in both the Boys and Girls categories. The competition featured six thrilling categories, and the Ideal Indian School team displayed their dominance by clinching the championship in all of them. The remarkable performance of the team can be attributed to the diligent training and preparation provided by the school’s Martial Arts Trainer, Mr. Amazad Khan, and the Physical Education teacher, Ms. Suman Panwar. In the Boys U-14 category, Ideal Indian School secured an impressive tally of 5 gold, 2 silver, and 1 bronze medal. Similarly, the Girls U-14 category witnessed their excellence with 4 gold, 1 silver, and 3 bronze medals. The Boys U-17 and Girls U-17 categories were equally impressive, amassing 7 gold and 3 bronze medals, and 5 gold, 4 silver, and 1 bronze medal, respectively. The Boys U-19 and Girls U-19 categories also displayed their prowess with 6 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze medal, and 6 gold and 2 silver medals, respectively. In total, Ideal Indian School accumulated an outstanding 186 points in the boys’ category and 165 points in the girls’ category, securing their position as champions. An impressive feat was achieved by thirty-three students from Ideal Indian School, who qualified for participation in the CBSE National Taekwondo Championship, scheduled to be held in India in November. Principal Shaik Shamim Saheb expressed his deep appreciation for the unwavering dedication and commitment of the Physical Education Department in training and preparing the students for the tournament. He also extended his hearty congratulations to the victorious students. The Heads of Sections, Mr. Ashok Kumar Tiwari for the Boys’ Section and Dr. Nazima Bi Shaikh for the Girls’ Section, offered their admiration and motivation to the winners, encouraging them to continue their excellent performance in future tournaments.

Ideal Indian School recently concluded ‘Spotlight 2023′ a week-long talent hunt program aimed at nurturing the artistic talents of its students. The event witnessed the enthusiastic participation of more than 2000 students in 27 different competitions, which encompassed areas such as Drawing, Literary Arts, and Performing Arts, with separate categories for boys and girls. Students from the Junior, Boys’, and Girls’ Sections were categorized into four groups: Kids, sub-junior, junior, intermediate, and senior. The competition featured a wide range of events, including Vocal and Instrumental Music, Dance, Painting, Rangoli, Mime Play, and Literary Competitions such as Poem Recitation, Storytelling, Elocution, and Extempore Speaking. Additionally, there was a special competition for Muslim students, including Tajweed, Hifz, and Azan, emphasizing the importance of religious education and promoting a deeper understanding. Spotlight 2023′ was a remarkable event that celebrated the multifaceted talents of Ideal Indian School’s students. It provided a platform for them to shine and share their artistic and creative abilities, fostering a culture of appreciation for the arts and cultural diversity within the school community

The Kindergarten Section of Ideal Indian School celebrated Seasons-themed Day recently. KG 1 and KG 2 classes introduced and explained the four different seasons. Children participated by dressing up as various seasonal elements, such as snowmen, butterflies, flowers, the sun, and umbrellas, and a lively parade took place in the KG section. The classes conducted various activities. KG 1 students created colorful leaf prints to represent different seasons, using leaves, cotton, and bubble wrap on provided worksheets. They also crafted umbrellas using paper plates. KG 2 students engaged in a creative craft activity using paper plates and colored paper to make representations of the Snowman, Sun, Butterfly, and Paper Boats, each symbolizing different seasons. The soft board was adorned with the children’s artwork, showcasing their efforts

The Scouts and Guides of Ideal Indian School actively participated in the ‘JOTA-JOTI EVENT’ organized by the ‘World Scout Organization’ and represented by the ‘Global JOTA Management Team’ utilizing modern communication technology on Saturday, October 21, 2023. JOTA-JOTI is a youth program designed for young people in Scouting of all ages. The primary objective of JOTA-JOTI is to facilitate and encourage Scouts and Guides from around the world to communicate with each other through amateur radio and the internet, providing an enjoyable and educational Scouting experience. Five scouts and five guides from Ideal Indian School, specifically Bhavith Babu, Abubaker Tayyabuddin, Shiva Sunil, Ahmed Bushra, Rohit Cheriyan from the Boys section, and Akshaya Jayakhosh, Shreya Saravanan, Safa Shaikh, Rawan, and Riti Doshi from the Girls section, attended the event. They were accompanied by Ms.Suman Panwar (Guides Incharge) and Mr. Saleem (Teacher, Boys Section).

The Ideal Indian School Boys’ Under-19 Handball team participated in the CBSE Qatar Cluster Handball Tournament, consistently demonstrating outstanding performance and bringing pride to the school. The IIS Under-19 team secured Silver medal in the CBSE Qatar Cluster Handball Tournament, which was organized by Shantiniketan Indian School. The team’s members include Shahzad Hassan, Noushad Tharayan Kandathil (Captain), Sahal Faisal Abu Baker, Muhammad Ibrahim, Mujtaba Wadia, Bashir Yagoub Hamed, Abdur Rahman, Mohamed Elamin Mahagoub, Saad Abdul Rahman, Ahmad Mohamed Rafiq Kayum, Essam Mansoor, Dannie John Podimannil, Yamin Abdurahman, Muhammed Ashmin Kalliyath, and Ihsan Mohamed Shameer. Mr. Satender served as the Coach and Mr. Sarath as the Manager for the team, representing Ideal Indian School.

World Food Day’ is an international day celebrated every year on the 16th of October. The primary purpose of this celebration is to foster international and national solidarity in the fight against poverty, malnutrition, and hunger. It aims to ensure that all people have access to food security and nutritious meals. At Ideal Indian School, ‘World Food Day’ was celebrated under the theme “Eat Healthy & Live Healthy,” and various activities were conducted in all the sections. The students eagerly showcased the food items they had prepared, demonstrating their enthusiasm and excitement. This activity provided them with an opportunity to understand the importance of consuming nutritious meals, not only on ‘World Food Day’ but every day.

Congratulations to Hashim Pariyarathu, a 6th-grade student at Ideal Indian School, on securing the first runner-up position in the young farmer contest organized by NAD-Qatar, a socio-cultural organization dedicated to promoting farming and other agricultural practices. This remarkable achievement by a young student vividly showcases his unwavering passion and dedication to agriculture and farming, serving as an inspirational beacon that encourages others to engage in agricultural and farming activities.

Adlyn Mary Sojan, a student of Ideal Indian School, achieved a remarkable record by winning all three categories, including Under 13 Girls Singles, Under 13 Girls Doubles, and Under 15 Girls Doubles, at the QIA Badminton Tournament 2023 held at Palestine School from 19th October 2023 to 21st October 2023. Her sister, Andriya Reetha Sojan, also a student of Ideal Indian School, secured victories in both Under 9 Girls Singles and Under 9 Girls Doubles categories while additionally participating in the Under 11 Girls Singles event at the same QIA Badminton Tournament.

Ideal Indian School observed the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations on 24 October 2023, promoting the theme of Equality, Freedom, and Justice for All. The Department of Social Sciences organised various events highlighting the need for world peace and the role of the UN in achieving it. Speaking on the occasion, Principal Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb emphasized the significance of upholding human equality to promote peaceful coexistence and highlighted the contemporary role of the United Nations in the world. The event was graced by Dr. Nazima Bi Sheikh, Vice Principal of the Girls’ Section, Mr. Azam Khan, Vice Principal of the Boys’ Section, Ms. Khatija T.C., Headmistress of the Girls’ Section, and Ms. Lipsy Sabu, Assistant Headmistress of the Boys’ Section. The morning assembly featured students delivering motivational speeches, musical performances, and introducing various specialised UN agencies. Students enthusiastically participated in various activities, including creating UN logos, designing posters, making collages, and delivering PowerPoint presentations centered around the theme, “The United Nations’ Role in Promoting Global Peace.” In the Junior Section, students presented UN-themed songs and speeches highlighting the significance of the United Nations and its various missions aimed at addressing global challenges. The Headmaster of the Junior Section, Mr. Sajid Shamim, and Assistant Headmistress Ms. Shyla Jose addressed the gathering, emphasizing the importance of unity, cooperation, and global awareness. Students also actively participated in a procession featuring students displaying the flags of member countries they had prepared.