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The Kindergarten section of Ideal Indian School celebrated Transport Day recently with great enthusiasm and joy. This special event aimed to educate the little ones about various modes of transport while enhancing their learning experience through fun activities and visual displays. The day began with the children arriving dressed as different modes of transport, such as cars, buses, airplanes, trains, ships etc. Their vibrant costumes set a lively tone for the event. Each vehicle was beautifully decorated, helping children visualize and understand different types of transportation.

Ideal Indian School observed World Heart Day on Sunday, 29th September 2024, with a variety of engaging activities to raise awareness about the importance of heart health and promote healthy living habits among students. To mark this special occasion, a series of educational activities were conducted. The day started with a speech during the morning assembly, highlighting the importance of a healthy lifestyle for heart health, followed by a pledge to keep our hearts healthy. In the Junior Section, a special morning assembly was conducted, during which students expressed their views on the importance of keeping our hearts fit. A skit titled “The Heart Hero Adventure” was enacted by the students, demonstrating that eating junk food is unhealthy and emphasizing the importance of keeping our hearts strong. The skit also conveyed the idea that exercising helps keep us fit. The Department of Science conducted various awareness programs. Students created posters, PowerPoint presentations, and handmade cards with messages about heart health awareness. These activities allowed students to express their creativity while learning about important heart-healthy habits such as balanced eating, staying active, and avoiding smoking. Students were encouraged to ask questions and participate in discussions, making it an interactive and educational experience. A dedicated workout and yoga session was organised by the sports department, in which students from all grades participated in activities such as aerobics, stretching, and yoga. The session emphasized the importance of regular physical activity for heart health and how exercise strengthens the cardiovascular system. Students learned simple ways to incorporate fitness into their daily routines.

Ideal Indian School honored students with the ‘Star of Ideal’ title in a recent ceremony. Students from Kindergarten to Class 12 were awarded medals based on their behavior, discipline, punctuality, hygiene, and etiquette. Ms. Shirley D Sales, KG Headmistress, Mr. Azam Khan, Vice Principal of the Boys’ Section; Dr. Nazima BI Sheikh, Vice Principal of the Girls’ Section, Ms. Khatija T.C, Headmistress of the Girls’ Section and Mr. Sajid Shamim, Headmaster of the Junior Section presented the medals and certificates to the students.

Students from Ideal Indian School recently took part in the September edition of the Katara Space Science Programme, with 50 students from various classes. Previous editions have been highly successful, with students showing enthusiasm and gaining valuable hands-on experience, fostering both academic and practical growth in space science. The program has been instrumental in inspiring interest in space exploration and future careers. The September edition featured a stellar line-up of expert guest speakers: Prof. Dr. Essam Heggy: A NASA scientist renowned for his work on Mars exploration, offering insights into the latest space science developments. Mr. K Ramachandran: Retired PSLV Director at ISRO, who shared his expertise in satellite launch technologies and India’s space missions. Ms. Lalitha R: Retired ISRO scientist, specializing in cryogenic propulsion, a key technology for launching heavier payloads. Key topics for the month included: “What’s Happening on Mars?” led by Prof. Heggy, who explored recent discoveries and missions to Mars. “Journey of a Scientist” where Mr. Ramachandran and Ms. Lalitha shared their personal stories and career experiences to inspire the next generation. With its hands-on approach and expert interactions, the program continues to be a vital platform for nurturing students’ interest in space science.

Ideal Indian School recently hosted the 8th Annual Interschool Uswa-E-Rasool Elocution and Recitation competition with profound reverence and solemnity. The competition featured two topics: “The mercy and compassion of Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) ” for juniors and “Social justice principles established by Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH)” for seniors. In the senior category, Khalid Soban (XI-A) from Ideal Indian School claimed the first position in Qur’an Recitation and in the junior category Mohamed Shaban Naji Eid (VI-D) secured the second position in Qur’an Recitation, while Fatima Khairi (XI-G) in the senior category and Farah Naaz (VIII-J) in junior category earned the second position for Elocution. Remarkably, Among the 15 participating schools in this grand event, Ideal Indian School clinched the overall trophy in Qur’an Recitation, making it the crowning achievement of the event. Mr. Shaikh Shamim Saheb, Principal, IIS extended his heartfelt congratulations to the students, teachers, and participants from other schools. He expressed gratitude towards the event’s convener, Mr. Azam Khan (V.P. Boys Section), and specifically acknowledged the HOD of Arabic, Dr. Ehtesham, and his team for their exceptional success. He also thanked all the heads of sections and conveyed the appreciation of IIS President Dr. Hassan Kunhi M P for the dedicated efforts of students and teachers who contributed to this grand success. The Elocution competition had distinguished judges, including Mr. Waheeduzzaman Badiuzzaman (Al Jazeera Media institute, Qatar), Mr. Sheikh Alqama Rajpura (Imam and Khateeb in Awqaf, Qatar), and Mr. Sumama (research scholar in Hamad bin Khalifa University, Qatar). The Qur’an Recitation competition was evaluated by Shaikh Tahir Ibraheem Ali Al-Ahdal (Imam & Khateeb in Awqaf), Qari Abdul Aziz (Imam & Khateeb), and Qari Mohammad Merajul Haq Nadwi (Imam & Khateeb). In the closing ceremony, the Guest of Honor, Mr Waheedzzaman Badiuzzaman, conveyed the message of Islam to the audience and commended the students and the Arabic Department for their unwavering dedication and hard work.