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!
On the occasion of Premchand Jayanti and Maithili Sharan Gupt Jayanti, the Hindi Department at Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad, organized a series of literary competitions on 1st August 2025 to honour the enduring legacy of these iconic writers. The event celebrated not just their contributions to Hindi literature but also reflected our school’s deep-rooted commitment to nurturing creative expression and cultural appreciation.
Students from Grades 6 to 8 participated with great enthusiasm—Grade 6 brought stories to life through a storytelling competition, Grade 7 showcased poetic brilliance in the Kavita Vaachan event, and Grade 8 captivated the audience with powerful monologues. Each performance reflected a unique voice and a deep connection to literary tradition.
The event was graced by our esteemed guests—Ms. Shalini Jhingran (SNS parent), Mr. Ishaan Khanna, and student leaders Rabaani and Ahaan Gupta—whose presence and encouragement embodied the spirit of partnership and mentorship that defines the SNS culture.
This celebration served as a meaningful tribute to two legendary writers and stood as a reminder of our belief in fostering a lifelong love for language, literature, and expression among students.
We are proud to share that Kiara Gera of Grade 4 Gir participated in the National Kickboxing Championship held in Chennai from 27th–31st August 2025.
Congratulations to Kiara on this remarkable achievement.
The Shabadshaala event at Shiv Nadar School Faridabad once again proved to be a soulful and transformative experience—an integral part of the AHA Arts Learning journey. Conducted under the banner of Project Kabir, this unique program brought alive the timeless wisdom of Bhakti and Sufi poetry through the rich traditions of folk music, oral storytelling, and reflective dialogue.
Over two immersive days, a mandali of Baul singers engaged students from Grades 5 to 8, guiding them through the evocative verses of Kabir, Bulleh Shah, and other mystic saints. These sessions invited students to reflect on universal themes of love, unity, truth, and inner awakening—using music not merely as performance, but as a profound way of being.
The Baul mandali created a vibrant and safe space for collective singing, open conversation, and personal contemplation. Students experienced how poetic expression can deepen empathy, nurture active listening, and connect them to India’s rich cultural and philosophical heritage.
Adding depth to the experience was the presence of Lokhan Das ji, a revered figure in the Baul tradition of Bengal. His spiritual presence and soulful renditions left an indelible mark on the hearts of all present.
Shabadshaala stood as a reminder that the arts are not just extracurricular—they are essential pathways to self-awareness, community, and meaning. It was a celebration where learning resonated from the heart just as deeply as it did from the mind.
As part of the Parents' Collective, the Shiv Nadar School, Gurugram, recently hosted a deeply calming Sound Healing session featuring Ancient Himalayan Singing Bowls, led by Ms. Savita Katariya, a parent from our community.
Participants were fully immersed in the pure, resonant vibrations of the singing bowls, which nurtured the heart, mind, body, and soul. The session's serene atmosphere provided a tranquil space for reflection, balance, and inner peace, leaving everyone with a profound sense of well-being.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to our Grade 10 students for their exemplary performance in the CBSE board examinations. This remarkable achievement stands as a testament to their dedication, perseverance, and commitment to academic excellence.
The school takes immense pride in the accomplishments of each student and remains committed to nurturing their continued growth in the years ahead.
Well done, Class of Grade 10 – you have made us proud!
Alishka Rakheja, a student of Grade 3 Sariska, has achieved a remarkable milestone. She participated in the SGFI Under-11 Girls Chess Tournament and emerged as the First Prize winner.
Her dedication, strategic thinking, and outstanding performance are an inspiration to all young learners at Shiv Nadar School Faridabad. Congratulations to Alishka on this fantastic accomplishment!