Shiv Nadar School, Gurgaon, proudly announces the exceptional linguistic brilliance and oratorical prowess displayed by its students at Abhivyajana 2025, a prestigious inter-school Hindi event hosted by The GEMS International School, Gurugram, on October 17th, 2025. This esteemed event successfully convened enthusiastic participants from several reputed schools across the city, providing a dynamic platform for students to articulate their creativity, intellect, and nuanced understanding of contemporary issues through the rich tapestry of the Hindi language.
Group Dramatization: "सजगता का शंखनाद" (The Clarion Call of Awareness)
Our school's team delivered a compelling and poignant dramatization on the critical topic, "भ्रष्टाचार का फैलाव, विकास का ठहराव" (The Spread of Corruption, the Stagnation of Development). The performance masterfully depicted how corruption impedes societal progress and erodes moral foundations. Through powerful dialogues, synchronized acting, and impactful expressions, the students brilliantly underscored the urgent imperative for heightened awareness and unwavering integrity in public life.
The talented team, comprising Divita Yadav (VIII Kanha), Maanya Verma (VIII Corbett), Aradhaya Verma (VIII Sariska), Aadya Kaushik (VIII Kanha), Kehkashan Saraf (VIII Corbett), Miraya Grover (VIII Sariska), Gurnoor Bhalla (VIII Corbett), Siddhi Vijayvergia (VIII Corbett), Abir (VIII Gir), and Shaurya Dhawan (VIII Gir), captivated the audience with their energetic presentation and impeccable coordination. Under the distinguished mentorship of Ms. Aarti Sharma, their act received widespread acclaim for its clarity of message, profound relevance to current times, and highly effective presentation. The team's outstanding performance culminated in securing the First Position, bringing immense laurels to the school.
Hindi Debate: "शब्दों की शस्त्रभूमि" (Battleground of Words)
In the fiercely contested Hindi debate, themed "जलवायु संकट का यही राज़, विकास बन गया विनाश का साज़" (The Secret of Climate Crisis: Development Becomes the Instrument of Destruction), our Senior School participants left a profound impression with their articulate arguments and deep comprehension of the subject matter. Madhavan Batra (IX Corbett) and Yashmay Rakyan (IX Ranthambore) represented Shiv Nadar School with remarkable confidence, clarity, and persuasive prowess. Their logical coherence, incisive reasoning, and impactful delivery distinguished their presentation amongst all contenders. Meticulously mentored by Ms. Pooja Sharma, the duo's thoughtful and well-balanced viewpoints earned them the First Position in this challenging competition.
Both teams demonstrated exceptional command over both language and critical thought, truly reflecting Shiv Nadar School's steadfast emphasis on holistic learning and communication excellence. Shiv Nadar School, Gurgaon, extends its sincerest congratulations to all participating students and their dedicated mentors for these outstanding achievements at Abhivyajana 2025, which once again fill our school community with immense pride.
Shiv Nadar School, Gurgaon, proudly celebrates the outstanding achievement of our German language learners at DeutschUtsav Season 5, an enriching inter-school festival hosted by Mayo College, Ajmer, from October 5th to 9th, 2025. A dedicated delegation of 19 enthusiastic students from Grades 7 to 12 (CBSE/IB) embarked on this unforgettable journey, accompanied by Ms Gunisha Khurana and Ms Varsha Nain.
Our students received comprehensive training and meticulous mentorship from our esteemed German faculty — Ms Poonam Yadav, Ms Gunisha Khurana, and Ms Aparna Kale — who expertly guided them through a diverse array of exciting competitions and cultural events.
Demonstrating exceptional passion, collaborative teamwork, and refined linguistic skills, our students brought immense pride to Shiv Nadar School, Gurgaon, by securing the coveted Second Runners-up Trophy – a truly commendable achievement amidst formidable national and international competition!
DeutschUtsav serves as a vibrant and highly anticipated celebration of the German language, its rich culture, and creative expression. The festival commenced with a colourful opening ceremony and culminated in captivating performances by the talented students of Mayo College, reflecting the institution's deep-rooted respect for global cultures and traditions.
Over five thrilling days, students from leading schools across India and beyond, including participants from Dubai and Sri Lanka, converged to engage in learning, perform in various disciplines, and forge meaningful connections. The festival's extensive repertoire featured an array of engaging activities such as Spell Bee, Quiz, Declamation, Film Making, Ad Making, Singing, Poetry Recitation, and dynamic dance workshops.
This immersive experience was a perfect blend of spirited competition, creative exploration, and profound cultural exchange, enriching participants with invaluable learning, joyful interactions, and lifelong memories.
Individual Accolades:
We extend our sincere congratulations to the following students for their exceptional individual performances:
This remarkable success is a testament to our students' dedication, the rigorous training provided by our faculty, and Shiv Nadar School's commitment to fostering linguistic excellence and global cultural understanding.
Four MYP students from Shiv Nadar School Faridabad represented the school at the Apple EducationTalk 2025 held in Bangalore on 17th and 18th September.
Their visual presentation, titled “Micro Changes, Macro Impact”, showcased a project conceptualized and executed at SNS Forest—the creation of a Butterfly Garden designed to promote biodiversity and environmental awareness.
Using Apple Core Applications, the students demonstrated how small, science-driven ecological actions can bring about meaningful positive change in the local ecosystem. The experience not only deepened their understanding of environmental science but also honed their presentation, collaboration, and communication skills on a national platform, embodying the spirit of innovation and sustainability that defines the MYP framework.
Shiv Nadar School Faridabad is proud to be an authorized International Baccalaureate (IB) World School.
IB School since: 15 March 2023
IB School Code: 061780
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We offer both the Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the Diploma Programme (DP), ensuring a seamless global-curriculum continuum from early secondary years through to pre-university level.
The MYP nurtures inquiry, critical thinking, intercultural understanding, and holistic growth. The DP provides an academically rigorous, internationally recognized qualification for students aged 16–19, preparing them for university and beyond.
Together, these programmes reflect our vision of nurturing confident, compassionate, and globally minded learners who are ready to contribute meaningfully to the world.
A special awareness session on Healthy Eating and Diabetes was held for Grades 6–8 on 13th October at Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad, led by Ms. Gunjan Taneja, a parent and practising nutritionist.
The session focused on understanding diabetes, the impact of food and lifestyle on health, and the importance of balanced eating. Using engaging visuals and discussions, students learned about the effects of excessive sugar and processed foods, and the benefits of including fruits, vegetables, and whole grains in their diet.
The interactive session concluded with an emphasis on mindful eating and regular exercise as essential habits for long-term wellness.
Shiv Nadar School Faridabad proudly shares that Arshia Sethi (Grade 9 – Corbett) represented the school at the CBSE National Fencing Championship held from 29th September to 4th October 2025 at Delhi Public School, Rudrapur, Uttarakhand.
Competing against participants from 50 schools across India, Arshia delivered an impressive performance, securing the 5th position in the Épée Individual Event.
Her precision, determination, and poise reflect her growing mastery in the sport and embody the values of perseverance and excellence that SNS Faridabad stands for.
Maira Sikka (Grade 9), Shiv Nadar School Faridabad, delivered an exceptional performance at the Haryana State School Games Skating Championship.
She won three Gold Medals in the Speedline U-17 Girls category:
• 3000m Road Race
• 1 Lap Road
• 1000m Track Race
With these stellar wins, Maira has been selected to represent Haryana at the SGFI National Roller Skating Championship.
Her remarkable focus, consistency, and sportsmanship reflect true dedication and excellence. Congratulations, Maira!
As part of the Service as Action component of the MYP curriculum, students engaged in a heartfelt initiative that beautifully blended art, empathy, and community service. In the days leading up to Diwali, they hand-painted and decorated traditional diyas — symbols of hope and positivity — as tokens of appreciation for the school’s support staff.
Each diya was carefully crafted and lovingly gifted, expressing gratitude towards those who work tirelessly behind the scenes every day. Through this simple yet profound act, students internalized the true essence of Diwali — recognizing the light within others and giving with humility and joy.
In the Early Years, Grandparents’ Day was celebrated from 15th to 17th October through a cheerful ‘Utsav’-themed event that filled the campus with laughter and togetherness. Families participated in carnival-style games such as Feeding the Clown, Stack the Pyramid, Ring and Win, Treasure Hunt, and Bowling, creating moments of excitement and bonding.
The muffin-decorating activity brought generations together in sweet celebration, while the diya-painting corner added a festive cultural touch. A buzzing photo booth captured radiant smiles, and the event concluded with a lively dance session where children and grandparents celebrated the joy of connection. The celebration beautifully strengthened intergenerational bonds and left hearts full of warmth.
Grades 1 and 2 celebrated a Special Diwali Assembly that radiated colour, energy, and meaning. The programme opened with the Thought of the Day and Campus News, followed by engaging performances.
Grade 1 students staged “The Lost Sweet”, a heartwarming skit that shared the message of happiness multiplying when shared, while Grade 2 presented “The Light Inside Us”, emphasizing the inner glow of kindness and compassion. Vibrant dance performances and festive music added to the cheer.
Ms. Preeti Gautam, Head – Early Years, extended warm Diwali wishes and felicitated winners of recent sports events. The celebration concluded with the National Anthem, leaving everyone smiling and inspired.
Nursery Corbett learners presented a delightful class assembly on Diwali, capturing the festival’s spirit through song, dance, and storytelling. Dressed in traditional attire, they shared how families decorate their homes, make rangolis, and celebrate safely and joyfully. The young voices echoed the message of love and happiness, reminding everyone that even the smallest lamps can spread great light.
Grades 3–5 marked the festival with a special assembly that highlighted Diwali’s significance as the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. The school corridors came alive with colourful rangolis, diyas, and laughter as children participated in festive games and creative activities. It was a day of shared joy, unity, and reflection — a reminder that the brightest celebrations are those filled with togetherness.
Grade 7 students organised a vibrant Diwali assembly that showcased their creativity and collaboration. Through an engaging mix of dances, skits, songs, and torch-light sequences, they portrayed the essence of Diwali as a festival of renewal and unity. Their performances radiated enthusiasm and conveyed powerful messages of goodness and gratitude, inspiring the entire school community.
The celebrations across grades reflected the school’s belief that festivals are not only about joy and colour, but also about values — gratitude, empathy, and shared happiness.
At Shiv Nadar School Faridabad, Diwali was not just celebrated — it was felt, lived, and shared, lighting hearts with compassion and togetherness.
The Literary Week celebrations at Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad were a joyful blend of imagination, creativity, and a deep love for stories!
Learners in the Foundation Years brought their favourite books from home and eagerly shared them with their peers, speaking about beloved characters and memorable moments from their stories.
Nursery learners enjoyed a lively enactment of The Gruffalo, which helped them understand story elements such as characters, setting, problem, and solution. Inspired by the performance, they worked collaboratively to create their own stories — a delightful exercise in imagination and teamwork.
Kindergarten learners listened to the heartwarming tale Bear Snores On and explored its story structure. They then became young authors and illustrators, crafting their own storybooks with colourful drawings and original storylines.
The week truly celebrated the joy of reading and storytelling at SNS Faridabad, nurturing early literacy skills, self-expression, and creativity in every child.
The Grade 2 learners at Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad concluded their exploration of the theme ‘Light’ with an engaging hands-on project that beautifully blended creativity, problem-solving, and scientific inquiry on 26th September 2025.
After weeks of discovering how light travels, reflects, and interacts with materials, the young scientists were presented with an intriguing challenge — How will you light up three different rooms using one source of light?
Working in groups, they designed imaginative models using shoeboxes, coloured plastic sheets, and mirrors. Each shoebox represented a room, and the objective was to illuminate all three with a single light source. Learners experimented with mirrors to reflect and redirect light, while coloured sheets added vibrancy and helped them observe how light changes when passing through different materials.
The culmination was marked by a Learning Walk, where learners proudly presented their models to peers, observed each other’s designs, and reflected on how light behaves in varied situations. The process encouraged collaboration, built confidence, and allowed children to communicate their scientific thinking with clarity.
Through this immersive experience, learners discovered that light travels in straight lines and that reflective surfaces can effectively redirect it. The project brought joy, excitement, and a sense of accomplishment as their scientific ideas came alive in tangible, creative forms — truly reflecting the spirit of learning by doing at Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad.