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Garangao is a traditional festival celebrated in Gulf countries, particularly Qatar, on the 14th night of the holy month of Ramadan. This festival holds great significance, especially for children. Ideal Indian School recently celebrated Garangao in a traditional manner. Students from the Junior, Boys’, Girls’ Sections, and the Evening Shift dressed in colorful traditional attire and carried baskets and bags decorated with bright colors and patterns. Principal, Mr. Shaik Shamim Saheb, along with the headmaster, Mr. Sajid Shamim and Section Coordinator, Ms. Jeseena, distributed Garangao goodie bags filled with nuts to the children.In the Boys’ Section, Vice Principal Mr. Azam Khan attended the celebration, while in the Girls’ Section, Vice Principal Dr. Nazima Bi Shaikh and Headmistress Ms. Khatija T.C. were also present. The Garangao celebration was a memorable occasion that allowed students to engage with Qatari culture while enjoying a day full of fun. It fostered a sense of community, respect for traditions, and enthusiasm among the students. The school eagerly anticipates continuing this annual celebration to uphold and promote cultural values.

Ideal Indian School recently organised an educational tour for the students of the Evening Session to Msheireb Museums, aimed at enhancing their understanding of Qatar’s rich heritage, social transformation and cultural evolution through an immersive learning experience. Msheireb Museums consist of four heritage houses located in Msheireb Downtown Doha, showcasing Qatar’s history, culture and transformation from its early days to the present. A total of 36 students from Grade 8 participated in this educational tour. The students were warmly welcomed by the museum staff, who provided an overview of Msheireb Museums and their historical significance. The visit included guided tours of the four heritage houses—Bin Jelmood House, Company House, Mohammed Bin Jassim House and Radwani House—each offering unique insights into different aspects of Qatar’s past and present. The tour began at Mohammed Bin Jassim House, where students explored the transformation of Msheireb from a traditional neighborhood into a model of sustainable urban development. They learned about Qatar’s vision for heritage conservation and modern city planning. At Bin Jelmood House, which highlights the history of slavery in the region and promotes awareness of human rights and social justice, students engaged in discussions on the importance of freedom, equality, and the impact of historical events on modern society. Next, students visited Company House, which narrates the story of Qatar’s oil industry and the workers who contributed to its development. Through interactive displays and archival materials, they gained a deeper appreciation for the struggles and achievements of the early workforce in shaping Qatar’s economy. The visit concluded at Radwani House, where students gained insights into traditional Qatari family life and social customs. They observed artifacts and exhibits showcasing the evolution of domestic life over the decades. The educational tour to Msheireb Museums was a memorable and insightful experience for IIS students. It not only broadened their historical perspectives but also inspired them to reflect on the importance of cultural preservation and societal progress. The school extends its gratitude to Msheireb Museums for their hospitality and commitment to education.

Yedhu Krishna K. P. Anand, a grade 12 student of Ideal Indian School, recently showcased his exceptional karate skills on an international platform by participating in the World Karate Federation’s Karate 1-Youth League held at the Zayed Sports Complex in Fujairah, U.A.E., from February 20 to 23, 2025. Competing in the highly competitive Junior Kumite Male -55 kg category, Yedhu Krishna demonstrated commendable determination and sportsmanship, marking a significant milestone in his karate journey. Yedhu Krishna has consistently proven his expertise in karate, with one of his most remarkable achievements being the Gold medal victory in the Qatar Open Karate Championship-2024. His dedication and success serve as an inspiration to his peers and the entire school community. Ideal Indian School takes immense pride in Yedhu Krishna’s achievements and extends its heartfelt congratulations on his remarkable journey. We wish him continued success and excellence in his future endeavors.

Ideal Indian School Kindergarten Evening Session recently celebrated its Graduation Day with immense enthusiasm and joy. The event marked a significant milestone for 160 young graduates, who participated in the ceremony with great excitement. Dressed in adorable graduation gowns and hats while holding their scrolls, the little graduates looked delightful as they took center stage. The event was graced by the Principal, Mr. Sheikh Shamim Saheb, who extended his heartfelt congratulations to the students. A class-wise photography session was held, capturing the proud and joyous moments of the day. The atmosphere was filled with smiles, cheers, and a sense of accomplishment, making it a memorable and cherished occasion for students and teachers alike.

Ideal Indian School honored students with the ‘Star of Ideal’ title in a recent ceremony. Students from Class 1 to 12 were awarded medals based on their behavior, discipline, punctuality, hygiene and etiquette. Mr. Azam Khan, Vice Principal of the Boys’ Section; Ms. Lipsy Sabu, Asst. Headmistress, Boys’ Section, Dr. Nazima BI Sheikh, Vice Principal of the Girls’ Section, Ms. Khatija T.C, Headmistress of the Girls’ Section, Mr. Sajid Shamim, Headmaster of the Junior Section and the Section Coordinator Ms. Jeseena Abdulla presented the medals and certificates to the students.