IIS CELEBRATED GANDHI JAYANTI : Ideal Indian School commemorated the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi by organising various programmes to honour his enduring values of truth, non-violence, peace, and social responsibility. The celebration aimed to inspire students to cultivate good character, respect for others, self-discipline, and a strong sense of responsibility towards society. A variety of programmes and activities were organised by the Junior, Boys’, and Girls’ Sections during the morning and evening sessions, providing students with an opportunity to understand, appreciate, and reflect upon the life, ideals, and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. In the Junior Section, a special assembly was conducted in which students highlighted the teachings and principles of Mahatma Gandhi. As part of the celebration, students recreated the historic Dandi March, visiting different classes and spreading Gandhi’s message of truth, non-violence, and peace.

IIS CELEBRATED GANDHI JAYANTI : Ideal Indian School commemorated the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi by organising various programmes to honour his enduring values of truth, non-violence, peace, and social responsibility. The celebration aimed to inspire students to cultivate good character, respect for others, self-discipline, and a strong sense of responsibility towards society. A variety of programmes and activities were organised by the Junior, Boys’, and Girls’ Sections during the morning and evening sessions, providing students with an opportunity to understand, appreciate, and reflect upon the life, ideals, and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. In the Junior Section, a special assembly was conducted in which students highlighted the teachings and principles of Mahatma Gandhi. As part of the celebration, students recreated the historic Dandi March, visiting different classes and spreading Gandhi’s message of truth, non-violence, and peace.
In his keynote address, the Acting Principal Mr. Mohammad Azam Khan urged the students to embrace Gandhiji’s enduring principles of truth and non-violence, emphasising that these values remain relevant today and will continue to serve as a foundation for building a peaceful and harmonious world. The Heads of various Sections and Heads of Departments graced the occasion with their presence and addressed the students, highlighting the life, values, and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. In the Boys’ and Girls’ Sections, the programmes were organised by the Department of Social Science under the supervision of the Head of the Department. A wide range of educational and creative activities was conducted to commemorate the life and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi and promote his values among students. These included a tableau depicting Gandhi’s contribution to the Indian Independence Movement, poster making, Charkha making, drawing, and essay writing, all centred on Gandhian values and ideals. These activities helped students gain a deeper understanding of Gandhi Jayanti and the lasting importance of his principles of truth, non-violence, peace, and social responsibility. In addition, the school participated in an Inter-School Gandhi Quiz organised by the Indian Cultural Centre (ICC), Doha–Qatar, providing students with an opportunity to further enhance their knowledge of Mahatma Gandhi and his contributions to India and the world.