Tables of Hope, an initiative under the Pause for a Cause platform, was led by our parents and a grade 12 student Adhya Budhiraja. The initiative was extended to children who come to our campus for their evening classes run by Goodworks Trust. Adaya works closely with an NGO committed to empowering economically disadvantaged children and has developed portable and foldable sustainably designed study tables called ‘Shiksha Buddy’ that serve as a dedicated and dignified learning space for children.
During the pilot phase, 40 kits were distributed, each including a portable table and a carry bag made from repurposed bedsheets. As part of an activity, the children personalized their tables by painting their names and artwork, encouraging a sense of ownership and creativity. The tables were thoughtfully designed as educational tools, offering each child a dedicated and dignified space for learning.
Reflection EKA, edition 5 an annual publication, by the parents for the parents, serves as a shared creative experience that fosters open communication and builds lasting bonds, strengthening engagement and collaboration within the parent community. Centred around the theme ‘Reminiscence’, launch was initiated with the Year Gone By video highlighting parent engagements throughout the year, followed by our parents reflections on the collective journey. The book brought together reflections, poems, and stories that revisited cherished childhood memories and traditions — weaving a rich tapestry of our collective experiences. The highlight of this edition was the precious contribution of our grandparents, whose stories of resilience, love, and joy added timeless wisdom and warmth to our shared narrative.
The Investiture Ceremony celebrates the emergence of young leaders, grounded in integrity, accountability, and vision. It reflects the school’s unwavering commitment to student leadership.
Students go through a structured selection process including applications, group discussions, interviews, speeches, and elections to become a part of the Student Council - a platform that empowers student voice.
The 2025–26 ceremony was a proud and formal affair. It opened with a Guard of Honour and stirring music, setting the tone for the event. Newly elected Council members took the stage with confidence and were ceremoniously badged by the Senior Leadership Team. The ceremony concluded with the Oath of Office, marking the beginning of their leadership journey.
Nandini Jain, a Grade 9 student at Shiv Nadar School, won a silver medal at the CBSE Fencing Nationals, demonstrating her skill and dedication on the national stage. She followed this with an impressive bronze medal at the Asian Cadet Fencing Championship, competing against athletes from 17 countries.
Her achievements are a powerful testament to her talent and reflect the growing strength of young athletes
Our swimming team of Middle and Senior School showcased an impressive performance at the Aqua Verve Swimming Competition, held at Learners International School. Competing in a range of events, they secured a total of 24 medals – 6 Gold, 10 Silver, and 8 Bronze.
Anaya Jain from Grade 11 secured the Gold Medal in the UP-State Rifle Shooting Championship under the U- 19 Category. Competing in the challenging 50 Meter Prone category. Anaya demonstrated precision, focus, and outstanding skill.
As part of the Education for Life (EFL) program at Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad, Grade 11 students participated in two engaging sessions designed to strengthen their understanding of leadership, history, and communication.
EFL: Post-Independence History
Facilitated by Ms. Ekta Bidhuri and Ms. Preeti Gill, the session delved into the 1962 Indo-China War, examining its historical roots, border disputes, and the profound impact it had on leadership and national security. Through maps, visuals, and compelling anecdotes, students explored how the conflict shaped India’s defense strategies and foreign policy. Group research and discussions helped deepen their appreciation of this critical period in India’s post-independence journey.
EFL: Leadership and Communication (19 August)
Led by Ms. Mitu Majumdar and Ms. Meenakshi Sharma, this interactive workshop focused on effective communication—a cornerstone of leadership. Students engaged in activities highlighting clarity, tone, empathy, and non-verbal cues such as body language. A playful “whisper challenge” illustrated how miscommunication arises, reinforcing the importance of active listening and thoughtful expression.
The Education for Life program is a distinctive initiative that equips students of Grades IX and XI with practical life skills beyond the academic curriculum—encouraging critical thinking, self-awareness, and the ability to navigate the complexities of modern life with confidence and empathy.