Sports enthusiast as we are, the simpler games of childhood are oft forgotten. A chance to relive the memories of times before the advent of “screen” games was presented by the PRG of grades 1 to 5. The ‘sporty’ carnival was aptly called, “Khel Khel Mein”.
Grandparents, parents and children indulged themselves playing chain-chain, pithu (seven stones), tug of war, stapu, langdi tang, basket-ball, blind fold, dodgeball, musical arms, bucket & ball, dog-in-the-bone, various fun races like catwalk, dress-up, 3-legged, sack, balloon, skipping, running and relay. In fact, one Grandparent scored a perfect score in a single turn at the bucket & ball game. It was heartening to see the Grandparents skipping along with their children smiling and cheering all.
Khel Khel Mein created happy smiling memories and brought smiles to everyone.
Grade 1 students culminated their unit- ‘Communication’- throught the event ‘Funkaar’ held on 13 th December, 2019. During the theme, the children learnt various topics ranging from ‘forms of communication, types of communication, expressing emotions and feelings through various means and more. By the end of the theme, the children were able to successfully identify communication as an important skill for building meaningful association and relationships.The students also learnt about the significance of communicating effectively and processing their sentiments using verbal and non-verbal forms of communication.
Through ‘Funkaar’ the students mastered the art of communication by being confident in presenting:
their ideas and thoughts,
reciting dohas and poems in Hindi
helping their parents in processing their emotions and making them say aloud their affirmations
mapping feelings using a bar graph
sharing fun facts
saying ‘Hello & Thank you’ in various global languages
enacting the importance of not miscommunicating
explaining the timeline of communication.
and, most importantly taking written feedback to further. polish their presentation skills.
The students were also involved in creating various posters,vocabulary cards in both English and Hindi, board displays, poems and dialogues. Each student could be seen transformed into a little an effective communicator, explaining in great details all the work they’d put on display. They enthralled their audience with their
sincere performance through the day.
Shiv Nadar School, Noida is proud to announce the commendable achievements of its students at the Joyous Chess x Prometheus School Championship 2025.
Our young budding chess masters from Early and Primary Years represented the school in the Under-9 category, each competing individually in seven rigorous rounds. Their collective efforts and strong individual performances earned Shiv Nadar School, Noida the Best School – 3rd Position in the Under-9 category.
Saanvi Bahri, Grade 10 has achieved an outstanding milestone by breaking the Uttar Pradesh State Record in the 800m Freestyle event. Saanvi completed the race in an impressive time of 11:06.40, surpassing the previous record of 11:06.44 by a narrow yet significant margin.
In addition to setting a new state record, Saanvi’s consistent performance across events also earned her the prestigious title of Individual Champion, further affirming her as a rising star in the world of competitive swimming.
The Early Years at Shiv Nadar School Faridabad celebrated Family Day with warmth and joy, honouring the invaluable role families—and especially fathers—play in a child’s life.
The day unfolded with cheerful songs, rhymes, and energetic music and movement activities, as children welcomed their fathers and family members with excitement. A series of fun, interactive games encouraged laughter, bonding, and shared experiences, creating a joyful atmosphere.
A collaborative craft session followed, where children and their fathers worked side by side to create a special memento—one that symbolised love, partnership, and treasured moments together. Adding flavour to the celebration was a fire-free cooking activity, where fathers and children teamed up to prepare simple treats. This hands-on experience brought out creativity, teamwork, and plenty of smiles.
The celebration concluded on a heartwarming note—with hugs, laughter, and memories that will last a lifetime. It was a beautiful reminder of the strength of family ties and a special tribute to fathers, whose presence made the day all the more meaningful.
To make learning joyful and immersive, the Grade 1 learners of Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad went on a movie outing to watch Paddington in Peru on 15th July at the Mall of Faridabad. In the days leading up to the trip, students were introduced to the country of Peru, the Amazon rainforest, and its vibrant wildlife through interactive discussions and visual storytelling.
The children were thrilled to watch Paddington’s adventurous journey come alive on the big screen. They were attentive, cheerful, and thoroughly enjoyed the cinematic experience with their peers.
Back at school, they reflected on the outing through a post-trip activity where they illustrated and wrote about their favourite parts of the movie. This thoughtful integration of exploration, learning, and reflection made for a truly memorable and enriching experience at Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad.
At Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad, we believe learning extends far beyond the classroom—and the recent Grade 1 Learning Walk on Habitats of the World was a beautiful testament to this belief.
Over the summer break, our young learners took on the role of curious researchers, each delving into a habitat of their choice—be it the vast deserts, deep oceans, dense forests, or icy polar regions. With wonder in their eyes and questions in their minds, they explored these environments, gathering fascinating facts about the unique flora and fauna that call these places home.
What emerged from this exploration were creative, thoughtfully crafted projects—colorful scrapbooks, detailed drawings, and imaginative 3D models—that reflected not only their growing knowledge, but also their individual expression and effort.
The school corridors transformed into a vibrant gallery of habitats. As part of the Learning Walk, students visited each other’s displays, engaging in meaningful conversations, asking questions, and discovering new insights through peer learning. It was a celebration of curiosity, creativity, and collaboration.
This experience was more than just a display of projects—it was a moment where children became teachers, learners, and storytellers, inspiring one another and deepening their connection with the world around them.
Aayra Kakkar, student of Grade 6 Corbett, has once again made the school proud by winning Gold and Silver medals at the National Kickboxing Championship 2025 held in Chennai from 27th to 31st August 2025.
Representing Haryana, Aayra competed in the 10–12 years, –37 kg category and showcased remarkable skill and determination. She secured:
Her performance in the Point Fight category was exceptional, with scores across five matches as follows:
We congratulate Aayra on her outstanding achievement and for bringing laurels to the school.
Aadya Kakkar, student of Grade 3 Kanha, has achieved a remarkable feat by winning Gold and Bronze medals at the National Kickboxing Championship 2025, held in Chennai from 27th to 31st August 2025.
Representing Haryana, Aadya showcased grit and determination in the 7–9 years, –27 kg Children’s category, securing:
We are proud of Aadya’s outstanding achievement and congratulate her for bringing laurels to the school.
Shambhavi Singh has won a Silver Medal in the Level-1 category at the Inter-Academy Gymnastics Competition held at Vijay Shree Gymnastics Academy on Saturday, 30th August 2025.
Her dedication and spirit at such a young age are truly inspiring. We are proud of her achievement!