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The Kindergarten Section of Ideal Indian School held an exciting solo dance contest recently. Adorned in various costumes, children displayed their impressive talents with enthusiasm. A total no. of 31 enthusiastic students participated in the competition performing diverse songs in multiple languages. Their graceful movements captured the moment. The standout performers from each class were acknowledged by giving certificates.

Students and teachers of Ideal Indian School witnessed the intense AFC Asia Cup match between Uzbekistan and Thailand played at Al Junoub Stadium yesterday. The air was filled with excitement and anticipation as both teams clashed in a battle of skill and strategy. The Uzbeks emerged victorious, overpowering the Thai team with a score line of 2-1.

The Junior Section at Ideal Indian School conducted a handwriting competition for the students of classes 1 and 2 and a speech competition for classes 3 and 4. The event was organized to nurture and showcase the communication and creative skills of our students, and both competitions witnessed enthusiastic participation. The winners Speech Competition: Grade 3 First Place: Abdur Rahman, (3 C) Second Place: Prenia Adel Pinto, (3 F) Third Place: Hamda Musthafa, (3 G) Speech Competition: Grade 4 First Place: Maysa Ahmed (4 H) Second Place: Hawwa Fathima (4 I) Third Place: Nivedha Nidhin (4 H) Handwriting Competition : Grade-1 First Place: Faliha Maryam (1 J) Second Place: Zahra Mohammed (1 I) Third Place: Muhammed Naseem (1 E) Handwriting Competition : Grade-2 First Place: Maryam Faizal (2 C) Second Place: Ashnoor (2 C) Third Place: Sumaira (2 D) Principal Mr. Shaik Shmaim Saheb appreciated and awarded prizes and certificates of achievement to the winners. The Speech and Handwriting Competition served as a platform for our students to express themselves, develop confidence, and hone essential skills.

The 75th Republic Day of India was celebrated at Ideal Indian School this morning with great patriotic fervour and enthusiasm. Principal Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb unfurled the national flag amidst the chanting of the national anthem by the School Choir. Heads of Sections, Heads of Departments, Teaching and non-teaching staff, Scouts and Guides, parents and students joined the celebrations. In his keynote address Principal Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb, urged students to uphold the values enshrined in the Constitution of the country. He stressed the importance of striving for a society where everyone is free, respected, and devoid of any fear of discrimination based on political or geographical boundaries. He also said that with a rich tapestry of diversity, traditions, and a robust democratic framework, India has earned widespread admiration globally. During their speeches, students reiterated their bond with their motherland. Najiya Zainudheen of class 8 delivered his speech in English, while Samadrita Sarkar also from class 8 expressed his thoughts in Hindi. The school choir captivated the audience with songs that stirred patriotic feelings. Boy Scouts and Girl Guides were honored with certificates and medals for their valuable services rendered on various occasions. The ceremony started with a prayer by Khuzaima Kazmi of class 9. Shreya Saravanan, Asst. Head Girl, extended a warm welcome to the gathering and Gouri Shanker, Asst. Head Boy, proposed the vote of thanks. Ms. Sana Sayeed anchored the program. The students took pride in glorifying and celebrating the spirit of unity and brotherhood, encapsulating the essence of the Republic Day festivities.

In a recently held spectacular ceremony, Ideal Indian School bid farewell to the outgoing students of class XII. The meticulous planning and execution of the event were led by the students of Class XI. The outgoing students recounted their days in the school and expressed their gratitude to the teachers for all the painstaking efforts in shaping their personalities. They also thanked their juniors wholeheartedly. Speaking on the occasion, Principal Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb extended best wishes to the outgoing students for their exams. He urged them to pursue their dreams with passion and resilience. On this occasion, the names of the students who are honoured with special awards for their outstanding performance in curricular and extracurricular activities were announced. Principal Shaik Shamim Saheb gave away the awards to the winning students. The winners are: Girls’ Section Best Girl: Mary Stenicka Fernando (Science), Anandithaa Devi M. V. (Commerce) & Fatma Shahad (Humanities) Best in Conduct: J. Ida Jemi (Science) & Anika Rowena Quadros (Commerce) Best in Service: T. Vaishnavi (Science), Elaf Sameir Nasser S. M. (Commerce) & Tina Miriam (Humanities) Best in Sports: Minha Binth Mohammed (Science), Asma Zain Mohaiyadeen & Chineche Praise God (Humanities) Best Prefect: Fathimath Hisana, Fouzia Ahmed Maha & Fathima Lubna Best Talent: Susila Ban (Science) Special Jury Award: Maryam Merzan , Shahd Mohammad & Farha Naaz Boys’ Section Best Boy: Rishikesh Sarkar (Science) & Ahmed Abdul Majid Ibji (Commerce) Best in Conduct: Ahmed Mohammed Faisal (Science) & Taha S Khatib (Commerce) Best in Service: Akshay Kherthi G.U (Science) & Abdel Aziz Osama Eldoss (Commerce) Best in Talent: Mohammed Farze (Science) & Eyad Salih Mohammed (Commerce) Best in Sports: Yousuf Sharique Deshmukh (Science) & Shahzad Hassan Noushad (Commerce) Best Prefect: Abin Kuriakose Biju, Mubtashim Shahriyar & Muhammad Shuhaib Special Jury Award: Mohammed Ashar Nizam As a parting token, the school presented each of the outgoing students with a Graduation Souvenir. Heads of Sections, Heads of Departments and Teaching staff attended the function.

Flowers Day was celebrated by the students of Kindergarten recently. The idea behind the concept was to expose them to the world of flowers. The tiny tots adorned themselves in various flower-themed costumes, embodying the spirit of sunflowers, lotuses, marigolds, roses, tulips, and more. Children wore dresses, accessories, and hats, which were innovatively decorated with flowers. They all looked stunning in their attire. The activity was not only refreshing, as the bright flowers, but also helped the students distinguish between different flowers and their colors.