Avisha Arya from 2 Gir, Shiv Nadar School Faridabad, has made the school proud with her outstanding performance in chess at both state and inter-school levels. Avisha secured the 6th position in the Haryana State Chess Championship held in Gurgaon from May 28th to May 30th, 2024, earning a medal for her commendable efforts. Demonstrating her exceptional skills, Avisha also participated in the Board Masters Chess Tournament at The Millennium School Noida on July 7th, 2024. She impressively clinched the 3rd position, winning a trophy, medal, and certificate. Furthermore, Avisha was honored with an additional trophy for being the youngest player in the tournament. Her achievements reflect her dedication and passion for chess, setting a remarkable example for her peers. The school community celebrates Avisha's accomplishments and looks forward to her future successes in the world of chess.
Akshay Bhatia, a 12th-grade student from Corbett, stood out in NAEST 2023, clearing the Regional round and winning a cash prize in the Junior category. His journey demonstrates the power of hands-on learning and a newfound passion for physics.
Akshay's Achievement: Akshay's impressive performance at NAEST 2023 showcased his talent and dedication, securing him a significant cash prize in the Junior category.
Reflective Journey: NAEST transformed Akshay's understanding of physics, allowing him to appreciate the subject beyond textbooks. He also gained valuable life skills like report writing and time management.
A Spark Ignited: Most importantly, NAEST sparked a genuine interest in physics within Akshay. Experimentation became a source of joy and satisfaction, exceeding the experience of reading about concepts in textbooks.
Akshay Bhatia's success at NAEST 2023 exemplifies the impact of experiential learning, fostering a deep passion for science and nurturing critical thinking skills.
At Shiv Nadar School, we nurture young minds through our rich library, reading events, and integrated curriculum. Our goal is to create a community of lifelong readers who embrace the power of words, critical thinking, and the joy of exploration through literature.
In a captivating narrative penned by 9-year-old Reyansha Garodia, a Grade 4 student at Shiv Nadar School Faridabad, a chilling story unfolds at a London train station. Reyansha's tale centers around a mysterious stranger whose eerie behavior raises goosebumps. With every passing train, the stranger's unrelenting eye-blinking adds an aura of suspense. What unfolds next in this spine-tingling story? Dive into Reyansha's imaginative world to uncover the thrilling twists and turns.
My Collectanea, a remarkable book nominated for the prestigious Limited Edition 21st Century Emily Dickinson Award, is authored by Swinzal Tanjea, an incredibly talented student of Grade 11 IBDP. This nomination showcases Swinzal's exceptional literary talent and creativity at such a young age, promising a bright future in the world of literature.
Her book, My Collectanea, is the outcome of a 21-day writing challenge she willingly accepted from Book Leaf Publishing House.
Congratulations on this outstanding achievement!
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Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad feels proud to present Aditya Jithesh Alakkassery, a grade 5 learner who is now a published author. His phenomenal creation 'Adventures of The Roars' was recently published by WhiteFalcon Publishing on major e-commerce websites. Our young wizard has woven stories around six children who have the 'gift of luck'. They come together at a castle and unite to accomplish their mission. The narratives leave the readers with meaningful lessons on teamwork. We must read and find out how!
An ardent reader, Aditya got motivated by his father and grandparents to write his stories. As he shared his stories with his father everyday, he gradually started compiling them into a manuscript over a period of 6 months. He shares that he had a great and refreshing experience. Aditya admires the famous writer Chris Colfer, whose twisted fairytales in 'The Land of Stories' propelled him to write.
We were honored to host Ms. Gitanjali J Angmo, Co-Founder and CEO of the Himalayan Institute of Alternatives, Ladakh (HIAL), for an engaging and inspiring session with our PY3 to MY2 students.
Ms. Angmo captivated the audience with fascinating stories about sustainable living and the unique culture of Ladakh, sparking curiosity and a desire to explore the region. Her insights highlighted the importance of sustainability and innovative solutions, leaving students inspired to consider their own impact on the environment.
During the interaction, Ms. Angmo expressed her appreciation for the students’ thoughtful questions and the warm welcome she received, making the session memorable for all.
Her work at HIAL focuses on empowering mountain communities through practical, education-driven solutions, promoting sustainable development and creating positive change. Her visit offered valuable lessons on responsible living and the transformative power of education.
We are grateful to Ms. Angmo for sharing her incredible experiences and inspiring our students to think critically about sustainability and their role in shaping a better future.
Tavish Pahwa, a Grade 8 student from Shiv Nadar School Faridabad, has achieved remarkable success in the tennis world. In May, Tavish won both the Singles and Doubles titles at the U-16 Clay Court National Championship in Kolhapur. Not stopping there, he also secured the Singles and Doubles titles at the U-14 Asian Grade A Championship in Hyderabad the same month.
Currently ranked 3rd in the Asian Under-14 category by the ATF (Asian Tennis Federation), Tavish is a proud member of the Grand Slam Player Development Programme of the International and Asian Tennis Federation (GSPDP/ITF/ATF). This prestigious program has given him the opportunity to represent Asia at the Tennis Europe tournaments in July and August. During this period, he will compete in three tournaments in France and one in Germany.
Adding to his impressive achievements, Tavish will also represent India at the World Junior Tennis Championship in Prostejov, Czechia, from August 5th to 10th. India's qualification for this prestigious event marks a significant milestone, as it is the first time in five years the team has reached this stage, thanks to their outstanding performance at the Asia Oceania qualifying round in March.
We are incredibly proud of Tavish's accomplishments and wish him continued success as he represents both Asia and India on the global tennis stage.
Nandini Jain, a Grade 8 student, began her fencing journey in Class 6 and has since excelled in the sport. She earned two bronze medals at the 25th Sub Junior Nationals Fencing Championship in Andhra Pradesh for the 2023-24 season in both the individual and team events. Additionally, she secured a bronze medal at the 10th Sub Junior Delhi State Fencing Championship and represented the CBSE team at the 67th National School Games in Chhattisgarh.
Her sister, Vani Jain, a Grade 4 student, also pays the sport and has also won two bronze medals at the 5th Child and Mini Delhi State Fencing Championship in the under-10 and under-12 categories.
Daksh Malik, 9th-grade student, competed in the World Scholar's Cup Global Round 2024 in Baku, Azerbaijan, alongside 700 students from around the world. He was awarded the Champion Scholar, ranking 7th and earned 9 Gold and 6 Silver medals across various disciplines. Daksh's journey continues with his qualification for the Tournament of Champions at Yale University, USA.
Nirvaan Singh Arora, a grade 6 student, has earned his FIDE rating 1430, marking his entry into the international chess arena.
He recently participated in the Delhi State Under-13 Chess Championship, a highly competitive tournament that attracts some of the best young players in the regionand secured the Best Player Award in his category.