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Newly recruited Scouts and Guides from Ideal Indian School actively participated in the ‘Basic Training Program’ meticulously organized by the school. This event coincided with the visit of esteemed delegates from the ‘Qatar Scouts & Guides Association.’On this occasion, Mr. Ahmed Khamis B Al-Yousef (Scout Activities Consultant), Ms. Muna Jumah Al-Mansouri (1st Scout Activities Expert), and Ms. Paramjeet Bhullar (Scouts & Guides Coordinator for Expatriate Schools) paid a visit to Ideal Indian School. The program commenced with a dignified ‘Guard of Honour’ extended to the Scouts & Guides dignitaries and the school’s Principal, Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb.The ceremony gained momentum as Head Scout Bhavith Babu ceremoniously raised the Qatar National Flag, accompanied by the inspiring strains of the ‘Qatar National Anthem.’ The formal proceedings began with a prayer by Scout Mishal Mustafa. Guide Akshaya Jayaprakash extended a warm welcome to the guests, the Principal, and all the attending Scouts & Guides. The formal function was hosted by Guide Riti Milan Doshi, who also provided a comprehensive overview of the training program.Further enriching the event, Guide Venika Anil delivered an insightful presentation on the Scouting Movement, covering its history, principles, laws, promises, values, and motto. To conclude the program, Head Scout Bhavith Babu extended a gracious vote of thanks.The training sessions for the new recruits were thoughtfully divided into five distinct stations. At each station, Scouts and Guides received training in a range of vital life skills activities, including Types of Knots and their practical applications, Scout Uniforms and scarves, Camp Setup, Campfire skills, and First Aid.Following the training session, the Scouts & Guides delegates convened for a meeting with the school Principal and the Scouts & Guides Leaders. During this meeting, they shared highly positive feedback and expressed deep appreciation for the school’s dedicated efforts in organizing such an effective training program for Scouts & Guides. Additionally, they actively planned for forthcoming Scouts & Guides events. A total of 64 newly recruited Scouts & Guides, along with their senior counterparts, attended this enriching training program. The coordination of the Training Program was skillfully overseen by Mr. Vijayant Thapa (Scout Master) and Ms. Suman Panwar (Guides Leader) from Ideal Indian School.

The Eco Club at Ideal Indian School is committed to promoting environmental awareness and sustainable practices. In line with our mission, we organized a seed and sapling planting initiative with the aim of contributing to a greener and healthier environment. The primary objective of this seed planting event was to increase awareness among students about the importance of planting trees in combating climate change and promoting biodiversity. The event took place in both the Girls’ and Boys’ sections. Principal Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb inaugurated the event by planting the seeds. Teachers provided a brief demonstration on the correct way to plant seeds/saplings, emphasizing the importance of soil quality and the appropriate depth for planting. All participants, including students, teachers, and volunteers, actively engaged in planting the trees. Each participant took part in the process, from digging the holes to placing the seeds and saplings in the pots and watering them.

The Ideal Indian School’s boys’ and girls’ badminton teams took part in the CBSE Qatar Cluster Badminton Tournament, showcasing impressive performances throughout the event.In the boys’ category, both the Under-14 and Under-17 teams secured Bronze medals in the CBSE Qatar Cluster Badminton Tournament hosted by Doha Modern Indian School (DMIS). Additionally, the girls’ Under-14 team clinched a Bronze medal in the same tournament, which was organized by DPS Monarch International School.Representing Ideal Indian School in the Under-14 Boys’ Category were Muhammad Noman Sayeed (7B), Mohammad Yahiya Yakkoob (7C), and Muhammed Hazem (8C). In the Under-17 Boys’ Category, the representatives were Muhammad Aman Sayeed (9E), Tom Sanju (9B), and Tomy Fernando James (9F).For the Under-14 Girls’ Category, the participants from Ideal Indian School were Andriya Reetha Sojan (3F), Adlyn Mary Sojan (7I), and Palakshi Sharma (8G).Mr. Satender led the boys’ badminton teams, while Ms. Suman Panwar guided the girls’ team at Ideal Indian School. The team managers for the boys’ and girls’ teams were Mr. Pramod and Dr. Durairajan, respectively.The principal Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb and the Head of Sections congratulated the badminton teams for their remarkable achievements.

WITH A SHAKESPEARE DAY CELEBRATION The English Department of Ideal Indian School introduced the ‘Voice Out’ English Literary Club and commemorated Shakespeare Day with great enthusiasm. In a recently organised function, Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb, the school principal, inaugurated the club’s activities, marking a significant milestone for the students. The Principal presented the badges to the office bearers of Voice Out 2023-2024. Fatima Rahees from class XI has been selected as the President, and Afreen Salma from class X is the Secretary from the Girls’ Section. Luqman Ameen from class XI has also been chosen as the President, while Stephin V. Samson from class IX serves as the Secretary from the Boys’ Section. In his speech, the Principal urged the students to actively engage in literary competitions, emphasizing the importance of showcasing their creative talents. He instilled a sense of confidence and inspiration, empowering them to embrace the transformative power of literature and make their mark in the realm of artistic It was followed by the presentation of spectacular cultural programs. Mohammed Ashaz from class 7 recited a poem, and Amna Hafiz from class XII delivered a motivational speech. The students of class XI from the Girls’ Section presented a dance on the importance of reading. Ms. Bindu Babu, coordinator of the English Literary Club for 2022-23, presented a brief report of the events conducted during the academic year 2022-23. The program was followed by a prize distribution ceremony where the students received certificates for various literary activities conducted during the academic year 2022-23. Ahmed Mohammed Faisal, the Head Boy, proposed the vote of thanks. The event included a celebration of Shakespeare Day, featuring an Inter-House Drama competition where students showcased their talent through famous plays like Julius Caesar, Macbeth, and As You Like It etc. The young artists impressed the audience with their articulation, memory skills, and acting abilities. Yellow House secured first place in the Boys’ Section, while Blue House secured second place. In the Girls’ Section, Blue House claimed first place, with Green House in second. Dafydd Reagan received the Best Actor award, while Hishana Manoj was honored as Best Actress. The event was judged by Ms. Shirley D’sales, Headmistress of the KG Section and Ms. Shyla Jose, Assistant Headmistress of the Junior Section. The Judges appreciated the enthusiastic participation of the students and also extended their gratitude to the teachers for motivating the students to take part in the contest.

IIS marked World Environment Day on June 5th with vibrant presentations and a variety of conservation awareness programs. The campus was abuzz with activities centered around the theme “Beat Plastic Pollution.” Students had a wonderful opportunity to gain insights and firsthand experience of different aspects of our environment through the organised activities. Debates on whether “climate change is a natural phenomenon or man-made” engaged students from the Girls’ and Boys’ sections. Additionally, a quiz and PowerPoint presentation on the hazards of plastic pollution were conducted. Enthusiastic participation in the celebration extended to the Kindergarten and junior sections. In the KG section, students dressed up as Earth, trees, wild animals, sea animals, flowers, and more. Activity sheets based on the theme “Save Our Planet” were distributed for coloring. Students of the Junior Section wholeheartedly engaged in creating collages, making paper bags, and showcasing their creativity in the “Best Out of Waste” activity. The students also took charge of an awareness campaign aimed at spreading the message of reducing plastic pollution.

In line with our school’s commitment to practical learning, IIS organized an industrial visit to the Seashore Group at Al Khor Industrial Area for the students of Engineering Graphics. The students visited the Facilities- Mechanical, Galvanizing and Painting division of Seashore Engineering which provided an exceptional opportunity for students to observe firsthand manufacturing procedures in the real world and acquire valuable practical insights into the industry. The trip proved immensely advantageous for the students, enhancing their understanding and knowledge of the industrial sector while allowing them to explore a wide range of industrial processes. The officials of the Seashore group briefed the students about the overall operations of the Seashore Engineering Division, highlighting its role in the manufacturing sector and its contribution to the industry. They emphasized the importance of precision engineering, quality control, and adherence to safety standards in their daily operations. At the conclusion of the industrial visit, the students expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the Seashore Group for generously providing them with such a valuable opportunity to explore their facilities.