Grades: Jr. Kg and Sr. Kg.

Date: 27-28.11.2025

The programme was a heartwarming celebration that beautifully honoured the bond between grandparents and grandchildren. It featured a delightful blend of spiritual songs and American folk classics, confidently and enthusiastically presented by the young performers, creating an atmosphere filled with joy, rhythm, and nostalgia. Following the musical performances, grandparents spent quality time in their grandchildren’s classrooms, actively participating in games and interactive activities. Each child presented a handmade card as a heartfelt token of love and appreciation, while refreshments added to the warmth of the occasion. The celebration concluded on a joyful note with grandparents and grandchildren capturing memorable moments together at the photo booths.

Deeply touched, the grandparents appreciated the school for upholding family values and strengthening intergenerational bonds. The event was a great success and left cherished memories for all.

Grades: Grade 8

Date: 28.11.2025

The session provided an overview of ICSE subjects, assessment patterns, mark distribution, and key points to consider while selecting electives. Subject teachers and the School Counsellor guided parents and students on eligibility, career pathways and informed academic planning. The programme concluded with a Q&A session led by the Principal and parents appreciated the clarity and organisation of the presentation.

Date: 08.12.2025

Grades: 6 to 9

The event showcased discipline, tradition, and maritime excellence. It featured precision drills, the Sailor’s Hornpipe Dance, the Sunset Ceremony and helicopter demonstrations. Set against the magnificent Arabian Sea, the ceremony highlighted the professionalism and rich heritage of the Indian Navy, leaving a lasting impression on all present.

Date: 22.11.2025

Grades: 9 and 10

To ignite their curiosity for research and provide them with an overview of the ongoing work across various scientific fields, students toured multiple laboratories, including the Biotechnology and Physics labs. They interacted with student researchers who demonstrated a variety of experiments. The visit proved to be an enriching and insightful learning experience for all the students.

Date: 4.12.2025

Grade: Sr Kg.

The exciting and memorable outing offered children a valuable play-based learning experience. They actively participated in a variety of activity zones, including trampolines, ball pits, motor play areas, arcade games and imaginative pretend-play rooms such as the supermarket, princess room, and farmland. These activities promoted creative thinking, role play, problem-solving skills, physical coordination and teamwork. The visit also supported social development, as children interacted, shared and collaborated with their peers in a positive and engaging environment. Overall, the picnic successfully combined recreation with learning, serving as a meaningful extension of classroom experiences, leaving students with lasting joyful memories.

Date: 4.12.2025

Grade: .Jr Kg

The day trip was a delightful and enriching experience that combined fun, movement and learning through play. The children enthusiastically explored colourful play zones such as ball pools, trampolines, organic seed pits, and role-play areas, which helped develop gross motor skills, coordination, imagination, and social interaction. The thoughtfully designed environment encouraged learning through exploration, cooperation and joyful engagement. The picnic further provided opportunities for children to build confidence, independence and peer bonding in a safe and stimulating setting. Overall, the experience left the children cheerful, energised and filled with happy memories.

Grades: 8

Date: 3-4.12.2025

Students visited the Centre for the Ageing Blind, where they interacted with the residents and purchased handmade artefacts. At Della, they enjoyed a variety of outdoor adventures such as zip lining, rappelling, horse riding, land zorbing, bubble soccer, rocket ejector, and dog walk, along with indoor games like hard ball net cricket, chess, air hockey, and virtual racing cars. After an exciting day, they proceeded to the 7 Apple Resort, where the day concluded with a lively DJ night. The second day included a visit to Mapro Garden, followed by lunch at the resort. The students returned safely with cherished memories.

Grades: 9

Date: 3-4.12.2025

The visit to Imagica proved to be a fun-filled and thrilling experience, with students enjoying a variety of exhilarating roller coasters, rides, and creative activities that brought out their adventurous spirit. They also witnessed a spectacular parade performed by the dedicated staff of the amusement park. The stay at Monteria Resort was equally memorable, with a lively DJ night where students danced joyfully to classic Bollywood songs. On the second day, students participated in a range of indoor and outdoor activities at the resort. Students returned to school with cherished memories of an enriching and enjoyable trip.

Grades: 10

Date: 1-2.12.2025

The two-day trip took Grade 10 students to Magic Mountain, Lonavala, where they enjoyed thrilling rides such as the Scream Machine, Giant Frisbee, Sky Screamer, Space Trainer, Turbo Force, and Flipping Arm Action. They stayed at 7Apples Resort with varied dining options. On the second day, students visited the Trick Illusion Museum and Mapro Factory, returning to school with memorable experiences.

Grades: 7

Date: 1-2.12.2025

The excursion began with a tour of Saguna Baug, where students explored farming, honeybee and pearl cultivation, boating, fishing, and enjoyed a Malkhamb performance. After a magic show and high tea, they travelled to Pinewood Resort, Karjat, ending the day with a DJ night and campfire. On the second day, students took part in adventure activities like archery, rock climbing, and the Burma bridge, along with indoor and outdoor games, before concluding a memorable trip.

Date: 27.11.2025

Grade: 5

After a brief orientation, students participated in team events such as paintball and sumo wrestling that promoted cooperation and teamwork. The park offered a wide range of adventure activities, including Log Mines, Cross Logs, Commando Crawl, and the V Ladder, along with zigzag walks, swinging bridges, and target shooting. A special section was available for younger participants, featuring tyre walls, bamboo ladders, V mazes, and tree-top challenges like flying logs and swinging loops. The visit proved to be an enjoyable, enriching, and memorable experience for all the students.

Date: 26.11.2025

Grade: 3

The Grade 3 students enjoyed a fun-filled picnic to Tikuji-ni-Wadi, where they explored the lush surroundings, played outdoor games, and experienced a variety of rides—the worm coaster, dragon ride, boat swing, and cup-and-saucer being the main highlights. After lunch, they visited the amusement park for even more exciting rides. The students thoroughly enjoyed their day.

Date: 26.11.2025

Grade: 4

Students explored attractions like the bowling alley, arcade games, VR experiences and cricket. They cheered for friends, discovered new games and had a joyful, energetic day. The outing was memorable, filled with laughter, fun and unforgettable moments.

Grade: 3

Date: 28.11.2025

English: Role Play Debate

Students engaged in respectful communication and built speaking, listening, critical thinking and teamwork skills. Through different scenarios, they learnt to express disagreement politely and understand multiple viewpoints.

Grade: 4

Date: 28.11.2025

Mathematics: Measurement - Estimate and Measure Around Us

Students estimated and measured common classroom objects, recorded the results in a comparison table, and created a bar graph to compare values. The activity promoted practical application, reasoning, and interactive learning.

Grades: 5-8

Date: 28.11.2025

Club Activities

Students actively participated in a range of engaging club activities that enriched their skills and overall learning experience.

- Under the Directions of the Department of Education, Maharashtra Govt.

Date: 26.11.2025

Resource Person: Asst. Ranjeet Kadam and Harkarandeep Singh

Grades: 9 and 10

Videos of the 26.11.2008 attack were shown to honour the lives lost and raise awareness about the National Security Guard. Students took a ‘Never Ever’ pledge to protect the unity of our country, reflecting on courage, sacrifice and alertness. During the question-and-answer session, the various armed forces of India and the martyrs of 26/11 were discussed. Overall, it was an enriching workshop.

Date: 24.11.2025

Grade: 4

Participant: Hridhay Sawant

Hridhay Sawant authored ‘What Goes Around Comes Around’ in the 5th Edition of the GetLitt! Spoken Poetry & Story Fest and received a Special Mention Certificate for his work.

Grade: 5

Participant: Zyle Fernandez

Zyle Fernandez authored ‘Resilience - the power to Rise, Rebuild and Redefine’ in the 5th Edition of the GetLitt! Spoken Poetry & Story Fest and received a Special Mention Certificate for his work.

Grade: 10

Date: 28.11.2025

The United Basel Mission Church, Mumbai’s Balawadi initiative, which supports the education of the little children of Appapada, Malad, received a donation of ₹12,670 raised by the students of Grade 10 through a canteen organised as part of a community service initiative. The activity fostered a strong sense of social responsibility, cooperation and empathy among the students, reinforcing the importance of giving back to the community.

Grade: K-10

A Christmas Goodies Drive was organised in collaboration with Jesu Prem School, Odisha and Anugreh Shelter Home, Ambernath. Students and staff enthusiastically contributed essential food items, stationery and gift articles to spread joy and goodwill during the festive season. The drive received an overwhelming response, with generous collections made to support the needs of the beneficiaries. The initiative fostered a spirit of sharing, compassion and social responsibility among students, making the Christmas celebration meaningful and memorable for all involved.

Date: 20.11.2025

Grades: 4B

The presentation highlighted creativity and innovation. The skit showcased young inventors using simple ideas to solve real problems. The thought, prayers and interactive Q&A encouraged students to think creatively and believe their ideas matter, inspiring them to become young problem-solvers and changemakers.

Date: 01.11.2025

Grades: 5A

The assembly helped students understand how colours are formed, how they influence our minds and their importance in daily life. Students shared interesting facts about the colour spectrum, including the VIBGYOR colours. It concluded with a motivational message to appreciate the colours that make our world vibrant and meaningful. Overall, the assembly was informative, engaging, and well presented.

Participants: Students and Staff

Beneficiary: Roti Bank

A total of 346.39 kilograms of food items were collected and donated to Roti Bank. The collective effort of students and staff truly reflected the spirit of sharing and compassion.

Participants: Staff Only

Beneficiaries: Peniel New Life Mission & Navjeevan Special Home

Clothes were collected and donated to the home. The staff’s heartfelt participation made this drive a meaningful act of kindness and generosity.

Date: 18-21.11.2025

Grades: KG to 2

Theme: Fun Fair

Dressed in cosy pyjamas and glowing neon bands, the children enjoyed a delightful evening filled with music, dancing, and exciting games. Creative art activities, fun hair braiding sessions, colourful tents, a cheerful Bouncy Castle, and a tempting Popcorn Stand added to the festive atmosphere, making the experience joyful, vibrant, and truly memorable for all.

Date: 18.11.2025

Grade: 4A

An inspiring assembly was presented to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Students dressed as notable women scientists—Marie Curie, Katherine Johnson, Jane Goodall, and Dr. Kalpana Chawla—and shared their achievements and contributions. The presentation highlighted the challenges these women overcame and how they broke barriers in their fields. A panel discussion encouraged support for girls in STEM and emphasised equality and teamwork, ending with a motivating message to pursue passions boldly and break stereotypes.

Date: 18.11.2025

Grade: 3C

Grade 3C conducted an inspiring assembly on ‘Rising Strong: Lessons from Famous People’. Through a skit on J.K. Rowling and stories of Michael Jordan, Albert Einstein, Lionel Messi, and Malala Yousafzai, students highlighted how perseverance leads to success. A motivational poem, ‘Keep Going’, reinforced the message of staying strong through challenges, leaving the audience encouraged and inspired.

Organised by: Department of School Education and Literacy in collaboration with Atal Innovation Mission, NITI Aayog.

Date: 14.11.2025

Grades: KG - 10

The celebration began with a prayer by the SAC followed by an inspiring message from the Principal. Jr KG students enjoyed engaging in clay and block-building activities, while Sr KG children created imaginative items using best-out-of-waste materials, encouraging creativity, fine motor development, and resourcefulness.

For Grades 1 to 10, Frexpressions, organised by the Grade 10 Student Council, provided a vibrant platform for students to showcase their talents across categories such as Literary, Fusion Forum, Performing Arts, Artistic Alley, and Press Corps. A student-created newsletter captured the highlights of the day. Outstanding performances were recognised with certificates, and each student received a highlighter as a thoughtful token of appreciation.

The celebration was joyful, engaging, and truly memorable for all.

Date: 10 - 13.11.2025

Grades: 1 to 4

Theme: Light of the World

Students explored what it means to be the Light of the World in times of darkness, injustice, and personal struggles. Daily sessions included interactive icebreakers, energisers, impactful songs, and multimedia-based lessons. Concepts were taught through PowerPoint presentations, videos, song narrations, and short skits. Students engaged actively and reflected meaningfully at the end of each day. The week offered a spiritually enriching and purposeful learning experience.

Date: 12.11.2025

Grade: 10A

Students presented a recorded assembly featuring a mock parliamentary session where ministers discussed clean energy proposals—solar power, hydrogen transport, ethanol fuel, and smart grids. Housing society members shared practical conservation ideas, and an expert interview explained the importance of individual, corporate, and government action. The assembly ended with the message that clean energy is a shared responsibility.

Date: 10.11.2025

Grade: 10C

The assembly included a dramatic news report, speeches on industrial progress, and a mock international press conference featuring global perspectives. It also highlighted India’s initiatives and honoured Ratan Tata. The presentation showcased strong research, creativity, and teamwork.

Grades: 5-10

Date: 07.11.2025

The Annual Athletic Meet for Seniors was held on 7th November 2025 at Wing’s Arenas. The Chief Guest, Colonel Krishna Kumari, declared the event open and encouraged students to value discipline and hard work. She lit the Scottish cauldron using a torch handed to her by student athletes Pranay Jain, Gaurang Bhandari, Ciona Biju, and Anya Sarangi.

The event featured many highlights. The March Past, led by the student council, students of Grades 8–10, and the school band, gave the programme a strong start. The traditional Lezim dance by Grades 5–7 added a cultural touch, while the pyramid formations by Grade 10 showcased teamwork and strength. The track events, the crowning glory of the day, thrilled everyone. The Parents’ Race brought extra excitement and joy. Alumni also joined in, participating in a spirited tug of war with current students.

The Chief Guest and the Principal, Ms. J. Kotian, presented medals and certificates to the winners. The closing ceremony included the retreat of the school flag, band beats, the announcement of the sports championship, and a final March Past by the Student Council. The programme ended with a vote of thanks by Ms. E. Selvaraj, Senior Academic Coordinator, followed by the National Anthem.

The cheers, energy, and enthusiasm of the day will continue to inspire students to strive for excellence both on and off the field.

Date: 04.11.2025

Grade: 9A

Students created an 11-minute video set in the year 2070, where survivors rediscover a time capsule about sustainable cities. Inspired, they pledge to rebuild with innovation and compassion. The project helped students learn skills such as scriptwriting, video editing, acting, teamwork, leadership, and environmental awareness. Almost the entire class participated.

Date: 29.10.2025

Grade: 3A

Students presented the theme ‘Planet First: A Pledge for the Future’. The assembly included a hymn, a prayer, a thought for the day, a short skit, a poem on saving nature, and an environmental pledge. It encouraged everyone to adopt simple, eco-friendly habits and understand their role in protecting the Earth.

Date: 16.10.2025

Grade: 7B

Performed through a street-play format, the assembly highlighted the effects of technology overuse. Students showed examples from daily life and shared a PPT on how excessive mobile use affects health and the brain. The assembly reflected teamwork, creativity, and awareness.

Organised by: Department of School Education and Literacy in collaboration with Atal Innovation Mission, NITI Aayog.

Date: 13.10.2025

Grades: 6-10

Students from Grades 6 to 10 took part in an innovation challenge centred on Aatmanirbhar Bharat, Swadeshi, Vocal for Local, and Samriddh Bharat. The event aimed to build a culture of innovation by encouraging students to identify local problems and create practical, prototype-based solutions. On 13th October, during a live two-hour session, around 180 students brainstormed, selected problems, and designed solutions. Each student completed an online course to support their learning. Teams then created a 3–5 minute video explaining their problem and prototype, which was submitted on the portal by 31st October 2025. The event saw enthusiastic participation and strong creative engagement from all teams.

Date: 11.10.2025

Grade: 6C

The assembly focused on understanding and accepting change. Students shared how staying positive, expressing emotions, and supporting one another can help them adapt and grow into resilient individuals.

Date: 09.10.2025

Grade: 3B

The students of Grade 3B conducted an assembly on ‘The Magic of Books and Reading’, where they shared the joy that books bring into our lives. They highlighted how reading sparks imagination, broadens knowledge, and transports us to new worlds. Their confident presentations and creative expression made the assembly engaging and enjoyable. It was a delightful celebration of the wonder and magic found in books.

Date: 09.10.2025

Grade: 10B

The presentation featured a Short SMUN, a skit, a group discussion, and a Talk Show highlighting disparities in education, healthcare, income, wealth, and gender opportunities. Students proposed solutions such as spreading awareness, implementing protective policies, encouraging community action, and removing systemic barriers. The assembly concluded with a powerful message — inequality is a mindset, and change begins with how we think.

Date: 09.10.2025

Grade: 3B

The students of Grade 3B conducted an assembly on ‘The Magic of Books and Reading’, where they shared the joy that books bring into our lives. They highlighted how reading sparks imagination, broadens knowledge, and transports us to new worlds. Their confident presentations and creative expression made the assembly engaging and enjoyable. It was a delightful celebration of the wonder and magic found in books.

Date: 03.10.2025 - 09. 10. 2025

Grades: 1- 10

Students from Grades 1 to 10 participated in engaging Marathi language activities aimed at strengthening core skills. Grade 1 practiced letter recognition through sand writing, while Grade 2 formed matra-based words to improve accuracy. Grade 3 wrote their names in Marathi, and Grade 4 worked on जोडाक्षरे. Grade 5 created environmental slogans, Grade 6 used adjectives for self-description, and Grade 7 enhanced fluency through news reading. Grade 8 focused on advanced comprehension tasks. Grades 9 and 10 completed video comprehension activities—Grade 9 on Sachin Tendulkar – The Great Cricket Player and Grade 10 on Mahatma Gandhi. Collectively, these activities enhanced language skills, deepened understanding, and promoted meaningful learning across all grades.

Date: 03.10.2025

Gandhi Jayanti was meaningfully observed across all grades through activities that highlighted Mahatma Gandhi’s life, values, and enduring message.

In KG, the theme ‘Hands for Peace’ introduced children to Gandhiji’s ideals through simple, engaging crafts. Jr KG created peace doves, while Sr KG made miniature charkhas and explored handloom fabric, connecting to the Swadeshi Movement and the values of harmony and self-reliance.

Students in Grades 1 & 2 watched a presentation and video about Gandhiji’s childhood, focusing on the themes of honesty and truthfulness. They reflected on his example and responded enthusiastically to follow-up questions.

In Grades 3–5, students listened to passages on Gandhiji’s values of peace, truth, and non-violence. Grades 3 and 4 participated in a quiz and discussion to reinforce learning, while Grade 5 read an extract from My Experiments with Truth, reflecting on how honesty and courage can guide their own lives.

Grades 6–10 read selected extracts from My Experiments with Truth and engaged in discussions on Gandhiji’s principles and their relevance today.

Across all levels, the observance encouraged reflection, inspired meaningful conversations, and helped students appreciate Gandhiji’s message of truth, peace, and moral strength.

Date: 10.10.2025

Grades: 1 & 2

Venue: Decathlon, King Burger, and the Fire Station

Grade 1&2 students went on an exciting field trip to Decathlon, King Burger, and the Fire Station. At Decathlon, they explored various sports equipment and learned about playing safely. At King Burger, they saw how food is prepared hygienically in the kitchen. At the Fire Station, firefighters explained their duties and showed the children fire trucks, hoses, and safety gear. The trip was fun, informative, and helped students understand sports, food safety, and community helpers. Students thanked the staff at all three places for a memorable visit.

Date: 7.11.2025

Venue: Captain M.N. Mulla Auditorium, Colaba

Grades: 6–10

Students of Grades 6 to 10 attended Sargam, a symphonic band concert performed by the talented musicians of the Indian Navy. The band impressed the audience with their excellent coordination, discipline, and musical skill.

A special highlight was an Italian piece titled ‘Love Concert’, traditionally played at a musician’s wedding, which captivated everyone with its beautiful melody. The event was both enjoyable and inspiring, giving students a glimpse of how naval personnel balance their artistic talents while proudly serving the nation.

Date: 16.11.2025

Venue: Naval Dockyard, Ballard Pier, Mumbai

Grades: 6-10

Students from Grades 6 to 10 visited the Naval Dockyard as part of the Navy Week celebrations, offering them valuable exposure to India’s maritime defence systems. They toured INS Tamal, where naval officers explained the ship’s structure, control room operations, navigation and communication systems, and key weapon mechanisms. The visit gave students real-life insight into the discipline, teamwork, and advanced technology that drive the Indian Navy. It proved to be an inspiring and informative experience that deepened their respect for the armed forces and enriched their learning beyond the classroom.

Date: 05.10.2025

Grade: 4

Participant: Neva Maria Albert

Neva Maria Albert authored ‘The Journey to the Ghost Town’, ranked 2nd in the Jury Award category in Maharashtra at the National Young Authors’ Fair 2025. She also published her third book, “Journey through the Mist,” on 5th October 2025, which has been listed in the NYAF 2025 collection—recipient of School-Level and Best Seller Certificates.

Grade: 10

Date: 30.09.2025

Led by Ms S. George, Principal of Mahim, the session highlighted admission criteria, subject choices and academic expectations. The session concluded with Q&A, giving students a clear understanding of the ISC path ahead.

Date: 29.09.2025

Grades: 9 & 10 (Science Students)

Guest Speaker: Dr Debapratim Ghosh, Associate Professor, IIT Bhubaneswar; Alumnus of Bombay Scottish School, Powai

Dr Ghosh conducted an engaging session for the science students of Grades 9 and 10. He shared his journey from being a curious school student to becoming a researcher and academic, highlighting the importance of curiosity, creativity, and perseverance in scientific inquiry. Encouraging students to think beyond textbooks, Dr Ghosh explained that research begins with asking the right questions and seeking innovative solutions. The interactive session inspired students to pursue knowledge with curiosity and passion.

Date: 28.10.2025

Resource Person: Dr. Rohit Barnabas, Endocrinologist from Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai

Grades: 5 and 6

A comprehensive workshop titled “Understanding Growth and Puberty” was held for Grades 5 and 6 in the school auditorium. Its main purpose was to teach students about the physical and emotional changes that happen during puberty and to guide them on personal hygiene and self-care.

The session was conducted by Dr Rohit Barnabas, an endocrinologist from Fortis Hospital, Mulund. He spoke about the importance of good health during the growing years, such as sleeping on time, eating balanced meals, and not overeating. He also discussed the increasing issue of childhood obesity and encouraged students to stay active and exercise regularly.

The workshop was interactive and helped students understand how small daily habits can improve their growth and overall well-being. It also reduced the stigma around puberty, built their confidence, and provided practical tips for taking care of themselves.

Date: 29.10.2025

Resource Person: Dr Sweta Budyal, Endocrinologist from Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai

Grades: 9 and 10

Students of Grades 9 and 10 attended a session titled Growing Right: Building Healthy Habits for Life organised by Hiranandani Hospital. The seminar was conducted by Dr Sweta Budyal, an Endocrinologist from Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai. She discussed healthy eating habits, the causes and effects of obesity, and its impact on adolescent health. She also shared simple and practical strategies to stay active and make better food choices. The session helped students become more aware of the importance of balancing diet, exercise, and lifestyle during adolescence.

Date: 06.11.2025

Resource Person: Prof. James Robinson

Grades: 10

The ICSE Grade 10 students attended an Economics Interactive Workshop at Maneckji Cooper Educational Trust, Juhu, as part of the Nobel Prize Outreach Programme. The session was conducted by Nobel Laureate Prof. James Robinson, who explained how state institutions work and how they can include or exclude people. He also spoke about the link between democracy and a country’s GDP, the growth of Western institutions, and why some countries are more prosperous because of their long-standing systems and culture.

Prof. Robinson stressed that real development happens when countries create institutions that fit their own social and political needs, instead of copying ideas from richer nations. He shared examples from Africa and China to show how local traditions shape institutions.

The workshop ended with a Q&A session, and students left inspired by his clear and engaging talk.

Students from Grades 3 to 10 presented a series of meaningful and engaging assemblies on important themes related to environment, digital wellbeing, values, and the Sustainable Development Goals. Each assembly helped students learn through skits, presentations, role plays, and creative performances.

Date: 29.09.2025

Grade: 6B

Through three short skits, students highlighted peer pressure and the importance of standing firm in one’s values. They also interviewed classmates and took a pledge to be fair, brave, and caring in all situations.

Date: 23.09.2025

Grade: 6A

This assembly stressed the importance of positivity, self-care, emotional wellbeing, and staying organised. Students encouraged their peers to express their feelings, focus on happiness, and manage time effectively.

Date: 16.09.2025

Grade: 8A

Through a role play, students explained the difference between real and fake news. They demonstrated how to use fact-checking tools and reminded everyone to stay alert and avoid spreading misinformation.

Date: 09.09.2025

Grade: 7A

Students spoke about screen time management, sleep, digital distractions, and notifications. They shared research statistics and practical tips such as setting screen limits and taking regular breaks. The assembly ended with a message to use technology wisely.

Date: 26.09.2025

Theme: The Pied Piper of Hamelin (A Modern Retelling Of A Classic Tale) The concert was a spectacular showcase of talent, creativity, and teamwork. The programme began with a mesmerising performance by the Scottish Chorale, who paid a soulful tribute to Michael Jackson, setting the perfect tone for the event. Following a grand opening address by the School Vice Captain, the stage came alive with captivating performances by students from KG to Grade 2. Their eloquence, confidence, and expressive dance moves brought immense joy and excitement to the audience. Students beautifully conveyed the importance of honesty, truthfulness, and keeping one’s word through the timeless tale of The Pied Piper of Hamelin. The production received widespread praise for its engaging storyline, well-delivered dialogues, talented narrators and actors, lively music, and stunning costumes. Overall, the concert was a resounding success, inspiring the audience with pride for the young performers who brought this magical story to life.

Date: 04.09.2025

Venue: Lake Side Boheminn

The Teachers’ Day picnic was held at the scenic Lake Side Boheminn, surrounded by lush greenery and natural beauty. Teachers enjoyed a refreshing day by the lake and waterfall, followed by fun pool activities and delicious food. The afternoon turned musical with a lively singing session filled with laughter and camaraderie. The picnic offered a perfect opportunity for teachers to relax, bond, and celebrate the spirit of Teachers’ Day in a joyful and rejuvenating setting.

Date: 28.08.2025 to 31.08.2025

Grades: 6–10

A total of 114 students and 10 teachers embarked on an exciting four-day educational trip to Chennai and Pondicherry.

In Pondicherry, the group visited prominent landmarks such as Auroville, the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Gandhi Statue, the French War Memorial, and the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, enriching their understanding of the region’s cultural and historical significance.

The journey continued to Mahabalipuram (Chennai), where students explored the Crocodile Park, Shore Temple, Pancha Rathas, and the Shell Museum. These visits offered valuable insights into ancient Indian architecture, heritage, and biodiversity.

The trip was filled with learning, excitement, and camaraderie. Students returned with cherished memories and a deeper appreciation for India’s rich cultural tapestry.

Date: August 2025

In response to the directive issued by the NCPCR regarding the rising concern of excessive sugar intake among children, our school has actively implemented Sugar Boards and integrated awareness initiatives into the health and nutrition framework. The boards are designed to be student-friendly and use visuals to aid understanding and retention. Classroom activities and talks have further enhanced pupils’ awareness of sugar content in food.

In keeping with this commitment, the school has also introduced a no-sweets policy for birthday celebrations. From September 1st, students will not be permitted to distribute sweets, chocolates, or food items on their birthdays, in line with our efforts to promote healthier choices, avoid allergies, and maintain uniformity. Instead, children may share small, non-food tokens such as stationery, puzzles, or books, ensuring a more meaningful and inclusive celebration. A similar approach was taken on Independence Day, when students were gifted tri-colour pencils in place of sweets, reinforcing the value of thoughtful and health-conscious alternatives.

Together, these measures strengthen our goal of fostering informed dietary habits and encouraging long-term health and well-being. We remain committed to deepening these efforts in collaboration with health professionals and other stakeholders.

Date: 11-12.08.2025

Gaurang Bhandari of Grade 6B secured the 2nd Position in the Boys U-14 category, receiving a Medal and Certificate. He has also been selected to represent Team Maharashtra at the Nationals in September.

Date: 08.08.2025

Category: Grade 9

Arianna Ferrao secured 3rd Place. She was awarded a Certificate and a Trophy, along with the special title of Eloquent Speaker and a certificate.

Date: 12–15.03.2025

Zaara Jamshedji of Grade 9B excelled in the Confined Category, securing 1st Place in the Show Jumping event. She was awarded a Gold Medal and Rosette..

Date: 16.02.2025

Amaya Roy of Grade 4 secured 1st Place in the U-11 Girls category, winning a Trophy.

Date: 1-15.08.2025

Bombay Scottish School, Powai, celebrated Independence Day with patriotic fervour, creativity, and thoughtful reflection across all grades.

In Jr KG, the theme Fly High introduced children to the tricolour, national symbols, and community helpers through stories and art. Sr KG students explored Dip-Dot-Dazzle, a fun earbud painting activity, and participated in a quiz on national symbols.

Grades 1 and 2 learned about key freedom fighters through visuals and discussion, followed by a ‘Show & Tell’ activity on the Armed Forces. Dressed in traditional attire, they celebrated the day with pride and enthusiasm.

In Grades 3 to 5, students expressed their patriotism through language and creativity. Grade 3 participated in a patriotic recitation, sharing poems or quotes by freedom fighters in Hindi, Marathi, or their mother tongue, celebrating India’s cultural diversity. Grade 4 took part in Voices of Freedom, Echoes of Hope, a heartfelt poem recitation that reflected their admiration for the nation and its heroes. Grade 5 imagined themselves as part of the freedom struggle in a writing activity titled If I Were a Freedom Fighter, demonstrating courage, empathy, and a deep connection to the spirit of independence.

Grades 6 to 8 expressed patriotism through poems, essays, and stories on India’s cultural richness. Grade 9 created a Time Capsule, writing letters to future India and adding symbolic items like the Constitution’s Preamble and local news clippings.

Grade 10 reimagined freedom in 2047 through a group project exploring themes like digital rights, environmental sustainability, social justice, and educational equity.

From foundational learning to future-forward thinking, the celebrations inspired students to honour India’s journey and dream boldly for its future.

Date: 02.08.2025

Theme: Movie Magic

The third edition of The Scottish Symphony, hosted by Bombay Scottish School, Powai, transformed the campus into a stage of symphonic wonder. With the theme Movie Magic, 18 schools from across Maharashtra breathed life into iconic songs from beloved musicals, blending choral harmony with theatrical storytelling, choreography, and stunning visual presentation.

The Bombay Scottish School Choir delivered a soulful medley from Hercules and Wicked, setting the tone for a day of exceptional performances. After a dazzling display of talent, The Bishop’s School, Camp, emerged victorious with their electrifying rendition of Greased Lightning. St Mary’s, Pune, was awarded First Runners-up for A Million Dreams, while The Bishop’s Co-Education School, Undri, secured Second Runners-up with I Will Follow Him.

The event concluded on a high note, reaffirming The Scottish Symphony as a premier platform for choral music in schools.

Date: 05.08.2025

Grade: 8C

The assembly focused on demystifying Artificial Intelligence and its role in human life. Students emphasised how AI should be viewed as a powerful assistant that enhances human abilities rather than replacing them. Through engaging examples and thoughtful messaging, the session reinforced the value of human creativity, empathy, and decision-making in the age of technology.

Date: 04.08.2025

Grade: 9B

Focusing on SDG 12, students delivered a compelling video presentation titled ‘It Starts With You’, which explored the urgent need for sustainable consumption. Through dramatised scenes, voiceovers, poetry, and news-style segments, they addressed issues such as food waste, fast fashion, and water misuse. The assembly inspired Grades 9 and 10 to adopt mindful habits and recognise that individual choices play a key role in protecting the planet.

Date: 31.07.2025

Grade: 4B

Students conducted an assembly to promote mental well-being, emotional balance, and healthy self-care practices. The session encouraged students to slow down, reflect, and nurture a culture of mindfulness and compassion. It left a lasting and positive impact on the audience.

Date: 29.07.2025

Grade: 8B

This assembly highlighted how art and music serve as powerful tools for cultural expression, emotional well-being, and cognitive development. Students showcased their talents through drawings and a live harmonium performance, and encouraged peers to integrate music into their study routines. The assembly promoted creativity, empathy, and a deeper appreciation for the arts.

Date: 22.07.2025

Grade: 7C

Students presented a thoughtful video-based skit to raise awareness about the emotional and psychological impact of social media. The enactment depicted real-life scenarios, helping the audience understand the difference between healthy and toxic online behaviour. The session fostered empathy, encouraged responsible digital citizenship, and deepened understanding of mental well-being in the digital age.

Date: 11-12.07.2025

Organised by: Bombay Scottish School, Powai

Bombay Scottish School, Powai, hosted the 13th edition of the Scottish Model United Nations, welcoming 383 delegates from 25 schools across Mumbai.

The conference featured the following committees:

• United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
• United Nations Human Rights Council
• United Nations General Assembly
• All India Political Parties Meet
• African Union
• Disarmament and International Security Committee
• Special Political and Decolonisation Committee

Students of Grades 9 and 10 contributed to designing the SMUN website, managing public relations, journalism, and photography teams. Chairpersons were drawn from Grade 10 and alumni; moderators and deputies were selected from top MUNers.

The opening ceremony featured addresses by Deputy Head of International Press Aaliyah Patrao, Secretary-General Pulak Banerjee Haldiya, and Head of Logistics Sahana Mudaliar. The conference concluded with awards presented by Ms. Tracy Mendonca and Ms. Harpreet Gidda.

Special Awards:

• Best Committee: All India Political Parties Meet
• Best Journalist: Riya Bhardwaj
• Special Mention – Journalism: Dhriti Heranjal, Geet Chawla
• Best Photographer: Abigail Margaret
• Special Mention – Photography: Chris Immanuel, Amelia Zoey Minz

Date: 12.07.2025

Organised by: Rotary Club of Bombay Powai

The Rotary Club of Bombay Powai honoured outstanding students of the ICSE 2025 batch for their academic excellence.

The following students were felicitated for their exemplary performance in the ICSE examinations:

Date: 10.07.2025

Venue: Nehru Centre Auditorium

The event began with the 23rd Psalm and the Lord’s Prayer. The outgoing Vice Captain welcomed the audience, followed by the Principal’s Annual Report highlighting the school’s key achievements. Chief Guest Mr. Eshwara Venkatesam, Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Ashoka University, addressed the gathering, urging students to embrace failure, resilience, and learning as the path to meaningful success.

He released our school magazine, The Tartan. Prize Winners from ICSE 2025 and Grade 9 (2024–25) were felicitated, and the event concluded with a Vote of Thanks by the outgoing School Captain, a vibrant cultural programme featuring music, recitations, and choir performances, ending with the School Song and National Anthem.

Date: 20.06.2025

Grades: Pre-primary to Grade 10

Venue: Classrooms, Corridors, Stilt Area, and Mark David Hall

The day was celebrated with enthusiasm, learning, and joyful participation across all sections of the school. The day began with a solemn Prayer Service and a meaningful address by the Principal, Mrs. Kotian, streamed live for the younger classes. Her inspiring message encouraged students to be courageous, consistent, and resilient, to resist peer pressure, and to believe in themselves.

Pre-primary:

Pre-primary students participated in a joyful blend of creative, scientific, and physical activities designed to spark curiosity and engagement.

Art Competition

Students across Jr and Sr KG expressed their creativity through vibrant artwork, strengthening fine motor skills, colour recognition, and imagination.

STEM Activities

• Jr KG – Wind and Motion Experiment: Children blew through straws to move paper boats, learning how air (wind) creates force and causes movement.
• Sr KG – Sink or Float Experiment: Children predicted and tested whether objects would sink or float, discovering how weight and density affect buoyancy.

Games & Movement Activities

• Flower Power & Jump Jam: These fun, movement-based games promoted number awareness, gross motor coordination, focus, and teamwork.

Grades 1 & 2

The Prayer Service was live-streamed. Students took part in a colouring competition and:

• Grade 1: Explored the water cycle through a hands-on experiment with cotton, glasses, and blue food colouring.
• Grade 2: Continued with art and hands-on classroom activities.

The day ended with the distribution of treats, leaving students delighted.

Grades 3 to 5 – Classrooms

Grade 5 students joined the Marathon. All grades participated in an Art Competition.

Grades 3 and 4 also enjoyed board games and the documentary One Planet – Our Planet. STEM activities included:

• Grade 3: Magic Milk experiment on surface tension.
• Grade 4: Built self-watering systems to understand capillary action.
• Grade 5: Conducted a pH paper test on skincare products to explore acidity and alkalinity. 58 students participated in the school marathon.

The day concluded with the distribution of treats, leaving the children with smiles and sweet memories of a fun-filled and enriching day.

Grades 6 to 8

A total of 258 students participated in the Marathon, while others engaged in classroom quizzes. All students took part in the Intra-class Art Competition and then enjoyed STEM activities, followed by educational documentaries.

• Grade 6: Built popsicle stick catapults and watched The Most Unbelievable Wonders of the Amazon Rainforest.
• Grade 7: Created slingshot cars using straws, rubber bands, and sticks, learning energy transformation. They viewed Most Dangerous Ways to School – Himalayas (Leh).
• Grade 8: Designed trickle drip irrigation systems and watched Minimalism, a documentary on meaningful living with less.

Grades 9 & 10

• 192 students ran the Marathon.
• Non-participants created a commemorative video.
• An Inter-house Poster Making Competition was held.
• Friendly volleyball and throwball matches were played.
• The Inter-house Triathlon, comprising swimming, cycling, and running events, was conducted successfully. Blue House secured First place.

The 28th School Anniversary was a vibrant celebration of creativity, curiosity, courage, and camaraderie—echoing the spirit of our school and leaving each student with lasting memories of joy and discovery.

Date: 27.06.2025

Grades: Pre-primary to Grade 4

Date: 22 July 2025

Venue: Jamnabai Narsee School

Category: Group Dance (Grades 6 to 8)

Award: Participation Certificate

The event celebrated nature's beauty, harmony, and joy through the rich cultural heritage of the Marathi language. Though non-competitive, it fostered creativity and unity among students from various schools. Through expressive dance, our students beautifully captured the spirit of “होऊ दंग निसर्गासंग.”

Participants:

• Grade 6: Nuvaira Fatima Farooqi, Miraya Krishnan Menon
• Grade 7: Peher Vasant Gori, Aaliya Shaikh, Ovee Tushar Yeole, Aaradhya Benjamin, Nethra Kasyap, Anahita Vaghela, Anaya Abhishek Kurne
• Grade 8: Ishani Kothari, Keisha Gandhi, Nitika Milind Kharkar, Kavya Koranne, Sara Shembekar

Date: 03-06.06.2025

Grade: 10

Students embarked on a four-day adventure trip to Bhilar, organised by Youreka. With 95 students and 5 teachers, the camp offered activities like rope courses, rappelling, jumar climbing, and outdoor survival skills. These fostered confidence, teamwork, and resilience. The trip became a digital detox, free from mobile phones, which encouraged bonding and appreciation for nature. Comfortable accommodation and wholesome meals added to the enriching experience, leaving lasting lessons on self-reliance and gratitude.

Grade: 1 and 2

Date: July 2025

Each class delivered melodious performances marked by harmony, rhythm, and enthusiasm. The final results were as follows:

• Grade 1:
• First Place – 1B
• Second Place – 1C
• Third Place – 1A
• Grade 2:
• First Place – 2B
• Second Place – 2A
• Third Place – 2C

Grade: 9 & 10

Date: July 2025

Grades: 1 to 10

Date: July 2025

Grades: 1 to 10

Date: July 2025

Grades: 3 to 8

Date: July 2025

Grades: Pre-primary to 10

Date: June 2025

Date: July 2025

Winner: Blue House

Theme: Art Meets Science

Team Members: Akash Roy, Eloyka Elias, Johan Varghese, and Avani Narula represented Grade 10, while Daniel Kattamkottil, Sthithodi Sen, Riya Bhardwaj, and Purna Trivedi represented Grade 9.

Grades: 1 to 10

Date: 04.07.2025

Grades: 5 to 10

Date: June 2025

Grades: 5 to 10

Date: July 2025

Grades: 5 to 10

Date: July 2025

Organised by: CISCE

Date: 21.04.2025

Grades: 9 & 10

Rev. Dr. Cecil Clements led the Easter Service, which began with a prayer, a special song by Grades 6 and 7, and a Bible reading. In his message, he urged students to soar like eagles and embrace their God-given purpose, reminding them that their true identity lies in God’s plan.

Date: 15.04.2025

Grades: 1 - 10

An evacuation drill was conducted with a total of 1,259 individuals safely evacuated in 15 minutes. Students evacuated in an orderly manner, guided by designated staff through specified staircases to assembly points. Observations highlighted the need for better speaker checks, quicker movement strategies, and emergency readiness resources such as stretchers and water. Recommendations also included coordination with nearby buildings for future emergencies.

Date: 07.04.2025

Grades: 9 and 10

Resource Person: Mr. Api Pranod Mane – Sub-Inspector, Powai Police Station Students were briefed on common cyber scams, such as OTP fraud, loan app traps, and sextortion. They were taught how to report such crimes via 1930 or cybercrime.gov.in and were encouraged to spread awareness within their communities.

Date: 03.04.2025

Grades: 8 to 10

Resource Person: Mr. Sachin Dedhia – Cyber Crime Investigator and Certified Ethical Hacker Students were made aware of how easily devices can be hacked and the dangers of sharing personal content online. They learned to check if their data or images are misused and were advised to report fake accounts or suspicious activity. The importance of cybercrime laws, even for minors, was emphasised.

Date: 28.03.2025

Grade: Jr. KG

Theme: Myself

- Song & Movement: Children sang and danced to ‘Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes’, learning body parts through actions, rhythm, and repetition.

- Art & Craft: Created colourful handprint art, helping them explore textures, colours, and coordination.

- Language Activity – 'Little Hands at Work': Children shared how they use their hands daily (e.g., eating, playing, painting). This enhanced their vocabulary and built confidence in speaking.

Grade: Sr. KG

Theme: Neon Colours

- Story Session: ‘Neon Leon’, a story about a bright chameleon who learns to embrace his uniqueness, was read aloud to the children. This encouraged themes of individuality and acceptance.

- Science Experiment – Let It Glow: Students observed how light interacted with coloured liquids, learning about glow effects and transparency.

- Neon Games: Played fun games like Neon Hopscotch, Bowling, and Tic-Tac-Toe, which improved gross motor skills and social interaction.

- Takeaway Craft: Children made wearable neon wristbands using bright materials – an exciting souvenir that encouraged creativity and fine motor development.

Grade: 1 & 2

Theme: World Sparrow Day

- Awareness Talk: Teachers introduced students to different types of sparrows, their importance in the food chain, and threats they face due to urbanisation.

- Nature Walk: Students explored the school surroundings, trying to spot sparrows and nests, promoting real-world observation.

- Cultural Integration: The inclusion of Hindi songs about sparrows added a cultural and emotional connection to the theme.

- Art Activity: Students created wall hangings using paper plates and natural motifs to symbolise sparrows and the environment.

Grade: 3

Theme: ग्रहों की सैर (Journey Through the Planets)

Subject Integration: Social Studies & Hindi

- Guessing Game: Students played a game to describe and identify planets, building curiosity and comprehension.

- Hands-on Project: Crafted 3D Solar System models with clay, paper, and other materials.

- Language Connection: Watched a video and practised planet names in Hindi, reinforcing bilingual learning.

- Presentation: Students proudly presented their models and explained the solar system.

Marathi Activity – Spin the Wheel:

- Students spun a wheel with Marathi words and used the selected word in a sentence.

- Enhanced speaking, comprehension, and sentence framing skills in a fun, game-based format.

Grade: 4

Theme: Two Unique Activities

Activity - Summer Sips: Healthy Hydration & Homeostasis

Discussion on how the body maintains temperature and the role of hydration.

• - Prepared lemon-mint water and discussed ingredients' cooling effects.
• - Understood concepts of sweating, dehydration, and the importance of fluids.
• - Ended with a quiz to reinforce scientific concepts.

Activity - Visit to School Garden

Explored the garden and learnt plant parts and names in Marathi.

• - Observed stages of plant growth and discussed how to care for plants.
• - Engaged in environmental awareness through observation and discussion.
• - Actively participated with questions and observations.

Grades: 5 to 8 – Club Activities

• - Rotational activities across different interest-based clubs: Art, Music, Drama, Science, Environment, Literary Club, and the like.
• - Encouraged deeper exploration of personal interests and talents.
• - Promoted teamwork, leadership, and creative thinking.

Grades: 6 to 8 – Sunita Williams: Space Journey Exploration

• - Watched an inspiring video on Sunita Williams’ space missions – the challenges, determination, and her return to Earth.
• - Participated in a quiz based on the video to reinforce understanding.
• - Reflected creatively – students either:
  • - Wrote appreciation letters to Sunita Williams or
  • - Composed poems honouring her bravery and achievements.
• - Developed respect for science, exploration, and women achievers.

Date: 28.03.2025

Grades: 10

The ICSE 2025 Farewell, themed ‘Bon Voyage’, began with a prayer service and a special song by the teachers. The Principal’s address inspired students as they stepped into a new chapter. Highlights included a ramp walk, Q&A round for finalists, a nostalgic video, games, and spot prizes. After dinner and dancing, Jolene Kotian and Param Naik were crowned BSS Lass and Lad. The evening closed with a vote of thanks by outgoing captain Ranit Senthilnathan, personalised mementoes, and joyful moments at the selfie corners.

Date: 11.03.2025

Grades: 9 & 10

The ceremony began with a prayer, followed by the Principal’s address to the newly elected student council. She highlighted three key leadership traits—purposeful listening, resilience, and empowerment—and encouraged the council to lead with dignity and a spirit of service over recognition. Students then took the oath and received their badges in the presence of their proud parents.

Date: 12.04.2025

Organised by: Lilavatibai Podar High School ISC

Category: Grades 9 & 10

Event: Fortune-It

Aarav Singh secured First Place and was awarded a Digital Certificate.

Event: Ad-Vision

Joel Vinu Thoppil and Kartik Burakia secured Third Place in the Ad-Vision event, organised by Lilavatibai Podar High School ISC.

Date: 12.04.2025

Grade: 4

Category: U-11 Girls

Amaya Roy secured 1st place and was awarded a trophy for her outstanding performance.

Date: 12-15.03.2025

Grade: 9

Zaara Jamshedji secured 1st place in her category and was awarded a gold medal and rosette.

Date: 27.01.2025

Grade: 5

Category: U-10 Boys

Zyle Fernandez was declared a National Finalist and received a Gold Medal of Excellence.

Date: March 2025

Grade: 10

Category: Open

Swasti Singh won the Monthly Challenge Award and received a Certificate of Achievement.

Grade: 9

Liam Alves scored 91/100 and was awarded a Certificate of Distinction by Trinity College London.

Date: 8th March 2025

Venue: Badminton Court, Harmony Mall, Malad

Organised by: Racket Riders

Category: U-11

Ayansh Jain of Grade 4 was the 2nd Runner-up and was awarded a Trophy.

Date: 23rd March 2025

Venue: Finland International School, Thane

Organised by: Maverick Events - Thane District Chess Association

Category: U-11

Zyle Fernandez of Grade 5 won the 3rd Place and was awarded a trophy along with a Cash Prize of ₹1000/-.

Date: 11th March 2025

Venue: Mumbai

Organised by: Vidyalankar Institute of Technology

Category: U-11 Girls

Student Name: Amaya Roy of Grade 4 won 2nd Place and was awarded a trophy.

Date: 30th March 2025

Venue: Agri Koli Sanskruti Bhavan, Nerul, Mumbai

Organised by: Federal Bank

Category: U-11 Girls

Student Name: Amaya Roy of 4 won the 2nd Place and was awarded a trophy.

Date: 25.01.2025

Organised by: Evolution Sports

Vihaan Menon of Grade 9 (present Grade 10) was declared the Runner-up in the R.R. Ruia Cup (Junior & Handicap category) and received a trophy along with a cash prize of ₹2,000.

Date: 07.02.2025

The tiny tots showcased their enthusiasm in a vibrant drill display with pink and yellow dumbbells. Gymnastics activities included free hand rolls, straddle back rolls, and kangaroo walks. Flat and themed races encouraged participation and teamwork. Students displayed confidence and joy throughout the event.

Date: 06.02.2025

Grades : 1 & 2 – Junior Athletic Meet

The drill, featuring yellow and blue dumbbells, showcased students' energy and enthusiasm. Gymnastics activities included handstand rolls, bridge walks, and straddle back rolls. Flat and themed races emphasised team spirit and cooperation.

Date: 06.02.2025

Grades : 3 & 4 – Junior Athletic Meet

Mr. S V Albal (Treasurer, Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society) was the guest of honour at the event. Our Principal, Ms. Jane Kotian, highlighted the importance of sportsmanship and participation. A synchronised drill display with dumbbells showcased teamwork and rhythm. Gymnastics routines included activities like handstand rolls, bridge walks, and kangaroo walks. Flat and theme (PEC) races focused on fitness, coordination, and resilience.

Date: 23-26.01.2025

The school celebrated India’s 76th Republic Day with enthusiasm and patriotic fervour across all grades through various engaging activities that fostered creativity, cultural awareness, and national pride.

Pre-Primary

• Jr. KG: Students came dressed in traditional attire, watched an educational video on Republic Day, and learned about national symbols. They coloured a tiger and created tricoloured flowers.
• Sr. KG: Explored cultural pride through dressing in traditional and tricoloured outfits. Activities included a hand-printing peacock and a dabbing art activity of national symbols, fostering creativity and patriotism.

Grades: 1 & 2

Students came dressed in traditional attire and shared insights about their culture, food, and clothing. They participated in a special craft activity, making tricoloured badges representing the Indian national flag, promoting patriotism and creativity.

Grades: 3 to 5

• Grade 3: Engaged in a poster-making activity on Promoting a Sustainable India, highlighting eco-friendly practices and sustainable living.
• Grade 4: Created posters on India of My Dreams, envisioning a cleaner, greener, and progressive nation.
• Grade 5: Took part in Draw India, Build the Future, creatively linking India’s heritage with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through artwork and explanations.

Grades: 6 to 7

Students composed patriotic poems in English, Hindi, and Marathi.

Grades: 8 & 9

The Principal, Mrs. Kotian, unfurled the National Flag which was followed by a prayer service. Grade 8 presented Lens It on Armed Forces, highlighting the sacrifices of the Indian Armed Forces, and inspiring students to consider a career in the defence sector.

The event, live-streamed on the school’s YouTube channel, also showcased glimpses of activities conducted for Grades K to 8 in commemoration of this day.

The celebrations successfully instilled national pride, cultural awareness, and creative expression among students across all grades.

Date: 24.01.2025

The event commenced with the song May the Good Lord Bless Them, followed by a Bible reading, responsive prayer, and Benediction. Grade 10 Valedictorians, Rian Sangam, Rhea Gupta and Celeste Ditto Nadar, expressed gratitude to the school, the Principal Ms J. Kotian, the teaching staff and the support staff. They acknowledged the values instilled and their memorable experience in school. Grade 10 Class teachers shared a few pearls of wisdom and fond memories, encouraging students to uphold the values learnt, to persevere, and trust in God as they embark on their new journeys.

Date: 24.01.2025

The programme commenced with a prayer, setting a reflective tone. Outgoing Captain, Ranit Senthilnathan, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the school community and shared a poignant quote from Batman: "It's not who we are underneath, but what we do that defines us. Principal Ms J. Kotian offered words of encouragement to those not selected, motivating them to persevere and find their path to success. She then announced the newly elected Student Council, introducing them to the students. The outgoing council was warmly recognised for their dedication and outstanding contributions.

Date: 14.01.2025

Our Principal, Ms. J. Kotian, provided a comprehensive overview of the ICSE electives and the accompanying mark distribution. She introduced Robotics and Artificial Intelligence as exciting new offerings for students. Subject teachers addressed queries, while Counselor Ms. Mayura emphasised the significance of informed academic decisions for students’ future success. The session concluded with a Q&A led by Senior Academic Coordinator Ms Selvaraj, leaving parents thoroughly satisfied and well-informed.

Erasing Divides: The Fight Against Racial Discrimination

Students commemorated the Day of People Struggling Against Racism and Racial Discrimination. The assembly focused on the ongoing fight for equality, featuring a compelling poem, a historical overview tracing the origins of racism, and a thought-provoking conclusion on how students can make a difference by changing their mindset and fostering inclusivity.

Date: 18.12.2024

Grades: 3 to 10

Theme: 'La Musicale – Where Every Story Meets a Song'

The Annual Christmas Concert, was a captivating celebration of the arts, blending classic and contemporary performances. From the enchanting opening by Grade 3's 'Star Trek' that captured the spirit of the season to the dazzling finale of Grade 10's 'Bedazzled!', the event showcased a rich array of musical and theatrical talents. Students brought iconic works to life, including selections from Matilda, Annie, The Sound of Music, Mary Poppins, The Wizard of Oz, Fiddler on the Roof, Pitch Perfect, High School Musical, Mamma Mia!, and The Greatest Showman. With a blend of choir, live solo performances, and dramatic flair, all delivered in true Broadway style, the concert celebrated creativity, cultural appreciation, and community spirit, leaving the audience deeply inspired by the transformative power of the arts.

Date: 11-13.12.2024

Grades: Jr. Kg to 2

The Slumber Party was a delightful and fun-filled event for children. The little ones arrived in their cosy nightwear, carrying their favourite soft toys, and were warmly greeted with badge stickers. Each grade experienced a series of engaging activities such as aiming balls into cups, scooping cotton balls, ringing trees, hair braiding, and bouncing in a bouncy castle. Themed tents offered creative corners like ‘Let’s Scoop It’, art stations, and the lively ‘He He Ho Ho’ command game.

Adding to the excitement, the children enjoyed a short film screening with delicious popcorn and later danced their hearts out during lively music sessions. The event concluded with refreshments, where every child left with a juice, cake, and a treasure trove of happy memories. The Christmas-themed slumber party truly brought joy, laughter, and unforgettable moments to all!

Date: Jr. Kg (23.10.2024) & Sr. Kg (10.12.2024)

Students participated in delightful fireless cooking activities, fostering creativity and promoting healthy eating.

Jr. Kg: The little ones prepared a quick and healthy snack by bringing ingredients such as fox nuts, cornflakes, dry fruits, peanuts, and salted boondi, assigned according to their roll numbers. These were combined in a large bowl with a sprinkle of spices to enhance the flavour. The children relished their delicious and nutritious creations, learning about the importance of healthy eating through this hands-on and enjoyable experience.

Sr. Kg: Embracing the festive spirit, the children participated in a Christmas-themed cooking activity. Each child brought a Parle-G biscuit, which was transformed into a delightful Christmas tree cookie using hot chocolate as the base. Students enthusiastically decorated their cookies with chocolate chips, gems, and sprinkles, showcasing their creativity and fine motor skills. The session ended with happy smiles as the children savoured their festive treats.

Both activities were a perfect blend of fun, learning, and teamwork, leaving the children with valuable lessons and cherished memories.

Date: 22.11.2024

Grades: 5 to 10

This event was a vibrant celebration of music, featuring 16 talented bands. Held across three dynamic slots, this platform for artistic expression helped students showcase impressive skills on instruments like the drums, guitar, ukulele, and keyboard, complemented by soulful vocal performances. Parents were invited to witness the dedication and passion of the young performers, whose hard work shone on stage.

Date: 25-16.11.2024

Grades: 1 to 10

This event held on Children's Day, was a celebration of creativity for students Student council members (Grade 10) organised a series of non-competitive events to encourage students to showcase their talents. Activities ranged from Literary and Performing Arts to Artistic Alley and Press Corps, with unique events like ‘Who's Dr. Seuss?’, ‘Spoonful of Imagination’, and ‘Proud to be a Geek’ for Grades 3-5. Students participated with great enthusiasm, receiving certificates for their best performances. A newsletter featuring event photographs was presented, and all students enjoyed cake and a five-star chocolate bar as part of the celebrations.

Date: 25.10.2024

Grades: 5 to 10

Venue: Wings Arena, Bandra

The Chief Guest, Brigadier Pravin Shinde, declared the event open, emphasizing discipline and hard work. Highlights included the March Past by the four houses, PT displays by Grades 5-7, and pyramid formations by Grade 10 students. A Relay race with parent and alumni participation added to the excitement, and the event concluded with a prize distribution ceremony and a closing March Past by the student council. The winners were awarded trophies in recognition of their grit, determination, and hard work, with champions proudly lifting their trophies in celebration of their achievements.

Date: 17.10.2024

Grades: K to 2

Theme: The Enchanted Wood

Venue: Shanmukhananda Auditorium.

The curtain raiser performance and featured a collaboration of technology and dance by a Grade 2 student, followed by magical land dances by Grades K-2. The concert sent the audience on an imaginative journey, ending with a vote of thanks by the Principal who in her speech emphasized the importance of nurturing essential life values like gratitude, patience, and courage while allowing children to follow their dreams and grow into compassionate, resilient, and empathetic individuals who can make a positive impact on the world.

Date: 04.10.2024

Grades: 10

Mrs. S. George, Principal - Bombay Scottish, Powai, conducted an informative session for Grade 10 students, along with the ISC Coordinator, Career Counselor, and a PACE resource person. She debunked myths about educational boards, highlighted ISC’s scoring potential, and showcased the school’s excellent faculty and numerous student-led initiatives.

The ISC Coordinator encouraged students to continue their journey as Scottishites, while Varun and Brooklyn shared how organizing school events boosted their confidence and leadership skills. The PACE resource person explained the curriculum’s flexibility. The session concluded with an FAQ, where the Principal addressed all queries, leaving students confident and motivated.

Date: 23.09.2024

Grades: 10

The Student Council hosted a Teacher's Day assembly and games, featuring dance and music performances. Teachers participated in a fun pageant, and Grade 10 students managed the school for the day. Grade 10 students were allowed to wear Indian/Western formals for the occasion.

Date: 29-30.08.2024

Grades: Jr. KG & Sr. KG

Introducing music to young minds is a joyous experience, fostering their development in numerous ways, from enhancing motor skills to boosting emotional expression. In this spirit, a Musical Morning was held at Bombay Scottish School, Powai, in the Mark David Hall.

Each division performed two songs, one spiritual and one popular, creating a delightful atmosphere. Parents enjoyed watching their children sing meaningful songs, and it was truly a treat for the ears. The efforts of both students and teachers were highly appreciated, making the event a memorable success.

Date: 09.12.2024

Grades: 10C

Students highlighted the significance of this day, observed annually on March 24 to honour Monsignor Oscar Romero, who was martyred for his stand against injustice. The assembly opened with a prayer for victims, followed by a film illustrating human rights violations and the importance of taking a stand against social injustice. Inspired by Oscar Romero’s words, “Those who have a voice must speak for the voiceless,” the assembly emphasized the need to address global issues and protect human rights.

Date: 25.11.2024

Grades: 10A

Through a skit and discussion, students showcased how skills such as leadership, communication, and digital literacy can be used to promote peace and sustainable development. The assembly inspired students to develop their talents to create a more inclusive and peaceful future, highlighting the transformative power of youth-led initiatives.

Date: 17.10.2024

Grades: 9C

Students commemorated this day with a video presentation discussing the United Nations' efforts to eradicate poverty under SDG 1 and a skit emphasising solidarity in tackling global poverty. The assembly inspired students to recognize poverty as a critical issue and motivated them to take small, impactful steps toward creating a more equitable world.

Date: 15.10.2024

Grades: 8C

Students raised awareness about the problems of excessive waste production and offered practical solutions to minimise waste. The assembly concluded with a collective pledge to adopt sustainable practices and reduce waste, promoting environmental stewardship.

Date: 11.10.2024

Grades: 3B

The role of radio in communication, education, and cultural exchange was highlighted. Students shared insights on various radio formats, their societal impact, and the need to preserve their essence in the digital age. The assembly ended with reflections on radio’s enduring legacy and future amidst evolving media platforms.

Date: 16.10.2024

Venue: ATLAS Skill Tech University, Kurla

Organised By: Design & Innovation and Management & Entrepreneurship Department, ATLAS Skill Tech University

Grade: 9

Speakers: Prof. Sujit K & Dr. Tapish Panwar

Content:
Grade 9 students attended a workshop at ATLAS Skill Tech University, focusing on enhancing skills in design thinking and management. The hands-on workshop included:

• Design Thinking: Students explored creativity, innovation, and problem-solving through activities like designing mobile holders with everyday items.
• Management Strategies: Sessions covered project management, leadership, and decision-making.
• Interactive Exercises: Divided into groups, students tackled real-world design challenges, collaboratively brainstorming and presenting solutions.
• Career Insights: Experts discussed the coordination of design and management teams and successful project examples.

Participants described the workshop as enlightening and practical. They valued the interactive approach and gained insights for future careers in design and management.

Date: 23.11.2024

Grades: 9, 10

Details: 16 students and 2 teachers attended the program featuring interactive lab sessions, inspiring talks, and live demonstrations. Topics included computer science, quantum computing, genetic engineering, sustainable climate solutions, and cancer treatment innovations.

Date: 17.11.2024

Grades: 6 to 9

Details: 17 students and 1 teacher explored the naval ship 'TEG' and weapon equipment. They learned about ship operations, radar systems, and fuel consumption, gaining insight into the dedication of Navy personnel

Date: 05.11.2024

Grades: 6 to 9

Details: 21 students and 2 teachers enjoyed a performance of classic movie tracks and India’s only pedal harpist. It was a musical experience of a lifetime.

Date: 18.10.2024

Grades: 9, 10 (Home Science)

Details: 13 students observed the coordination of hotel operations, particularly the kitchen and bakery. They learned about food preparation, hygiene, and time management in large-scale production.

Date: 26.09.2024

Grades: 5 to 9

Details: 75 students attended a grand-scale adaptation of "The Little Prince" at NMACC. The performance combined music, dance, aerial acrobatics, and video mapping to bring the classic tale to life.

Date: 04.12.2024

Grades: 7 & 8

Winning House: Red

Team Members:

Grade 7: Aryan Gandhe, Sanvi Batra

Grade 8: Joshua Sibi Joseph, Kaveesh Kabra

Grade: 9 & 10

Winning House: Red

Team Members:

Grade 10: Shivank Tandon, Taniya Chouksey.

Grade 9: Kenneth Thomas(9B), Shlok Sinha(9A)

Date: 04.12.2024

Organised by: Udayachal High School

Content: Joel Thoppil (Grade 9) secured Second Place and was awarded a Certificate and Cash Prize of ₹1000/-

Date: 30.11.2024

Organised by: St. Teresa’s Institute of Education

Chart Making (Tree Conservation):

• 1st Place: Mihika Acharya and Nitika Kharkar (Grade 7)

Street Play (Waste Management – Think Before You Thrash It):

• 3rd Place: Grade 8 - Riya Bhardwaj, Sanvika Shukla, Aarav Singh, & Grade 9 - Vihaan Menon, Kartik Burakia, Medhansh Shrimali

Environpedia (On-the-Spot Event):

• 3rd Place: Vinaya Venkateshwaran (Grade 9)

Quotabulary (On-the-Spot Event – Composing Original and Innovative Quotes):

• 3rd Place: Ananya Samanta (Grade 10) and Jolene Kotian (Grade 10)

TED Talk (Protection of Endangered Species):

• 1st Place: Soham Baishya (Grade 9)

Capture Nature (Documentary featuring tourist destinations with scenic beauty and unique environmental significance):

• 1st Place: Shivaank Tandon (Grade 10)

Overall Position: 2nd Place

Students received certificates for their achievements.

Date: 26.10.2024

Organised by: Association of Schools for The Indian School Certificate

Content: Jasleen Kaur Chodda (Grade 10) secured First Place. She was awarded a Certificate for her stupendous achievement.

Date: 10.10.2024

Organised by: British Youth International College

Content: Vanshika Malik (Grade 3) secured First Place in Level 5 (8 to 11 Age Group) . She was awarded a Certificate and a Smartwatch.

Date: 10–11.10.2024

Organised by: Lilavatibai Podar Fest

Blurring the Lines (Senior):

• 1st Place: Jolene Kotian (Grade 10)

Sinister Saga:

• 1st Place: Sumana Ganti &Swasti Singh (Grade 9)

Fishbowl:

• 2nd Place: Shaurya Agarwal and Ranit Senthilnathan (Grade 10)

Metamorphosis:

• 3rd Place: Ayesha Bijli (Grade 10)

Youniverse:

• 3rd Place: Jasleen Kaur (Grade 10)

Students received certificates and trophies for their achievements.

Date: 28.07.2024

Organised by: IPM

Category: Grade 8:

• Vinaya Venkateshwaran (Grade 9) – 96th Rank (Out of 1284). She was awarded a Certificate and Cash Prize of ₹400/-
• Shlok Sinha (Grade 9) – 126th Rank (Out of 1284) – He was awarded a Certificate and Cash Prize of ₹350/-
• Anjaneeya A. Lamba (Grade 9) – 127th Rank (Out of 1284). He was awarded a Certificate and Cash Prize of ₹350/-

Category: Grade 2

• Aarav Sinha (Grade 3) – 151st Rank (Out of 1284).

Date: October

Organised by: neOwn Book Library

Aarush Nihal (Grade 9) completed 19 out of 25 days of reading. She received a Certificate for the same.

Date: 08.12.2024

Category: U-9 Girls

Miraya Parashar of Grade 3 won the following events -

• 2nd Place (Silver Medal) in 50 Meter Back Stroke
• 2nd Place (Silver Medal) in 50 Meter Butterfly Stroke
• 3rd Place (Bronze Medal) in 50 Meter Breast Stroke
• 3rd Place (Bronze Medal) in 100 Meter Individual Medley
• 5th Position in 50 Meters Freestyle

Date: 24.11.2024

Category: U-19 Boys

Content: Pranay Jain (Grade 9B) achieved Second Place, earning a trophy and medal.

Date: 16.11.2024

Category: Girls (8 Years)

Miraya Parashar of Grade 3 won the following events -

• 2nd Place (Silver Medal) in 50 Meter Breast Stroke
• 2nd Place (Silver Medal) in 50 Meter Freestyle
• 3rd Place (Bronze Medal) in 50 Meter Butterfly Stroke
• 4th Place in 50 Meters Backstroke

Date: 24.11.2024

Category: U-14

Position: 1st Place

The winning team from Grade 9 included Kenneth Thomas, Sriyaan Vanka, Soham Baishya, Jasit Chola, and Arush Srivastava. Kenneth Thomas was awarded the Most Valuable Player (MVP) for his outstanding performance.

Date: 06.09.2024

Category: Senior Boys

Winners: Green House

The winning team from Green House included the following students:

• Grade 9: Joel Vinu Thoppil
• Grade 10: Tanmay Fonia, Arpith Alamuri, Jeremy Cornelius, Harshal Khumbhar, Timothy
• Stanley, Jeet Vishnuvarthan, Joash Nadar, Raj Lalwani, Leon Vellakat, Madhav Singh, and Shaun Amanna.

Date: 19.10.2024

Category: Lower Age Group Girls

Miraya Parashar (Grade 3) won the Bronze Medal in 50 50-meter freestyle competition.

Date: 10.10.2024

Category: U-10 Girls

Amaya Roy from Grade 3 won all rounds, scoring 6/6, and received a medal and certificate.

Event: Meraki-Table Tennis Competition

Date: 10.10.2024

Category: U-16 Boys

Content: Pranay Jain from Grade 9 secured First Place, receiving a medal.

Date: 17.10.2024

Category: U-12 Boys

Gaurang Bhandari of Grade 5 secured Third Place, receiving a bronze medal and certificate out of 528 participants with a score of 8/9.

Date: 06.08.2024

Senior - Girls:

• Ritayan Gupta (Grade 9, Blue) – First
• Shanvi Khanduri (Grade 9, Yellow) – Second
• Anushka Bhandarkar (Grade 10, Green) – Third

Senior - Boys:

• Pranay Jain (Grade 9, Yellow) – First
• Anish Sundeep Shenoy (Grade 9, Yellow) – Second
• Sriyaan Vanka (Grade 9, Red) – Third

Intermediate - Girls:

• Harshita Arun (Grade 8, Green) – First
• Andrea Gabriel Cabrol (Grade 8, Red) – Second
• Liesha Indraneel Nandi (Grade 8, Yellow) – Third

Intermediate - Boys:

• Vihaan Chitgopekar (Grade 8, Green) – First
• Sparsh Sen (Grade 8, Yellow) – Second
• Abel Philip (Grade 8, Blue) – Third

Junior - Boys:

• Aarav Bhuta (Grade 7, Red) – First
• Ryan Prinso Paul Arakkal (Grade 7, Yellow) – Second
• Vedaant Rahul Agarwal (Grade 7, Yellow) – Third

Sub Junior - Boys:

• Anav Sahlot (Green) – First
• Mohit Singhal (Grade 6, Blue) – Second
• Daivik Asvin Kumar Poojary (Grade 6, Blue) – Third

Sub Junior - Girls:

• Vidhi Sood (Grade 6, Yellow) – First
• Anusha Gutgutia (Grade 6, Red) – Second
• Anaya Sharma (Grade 6, Red) – Third

Date: 22.07.2024

Senior - Boys:

• Rian Sangam (Grade 10, Yellow) – First
• Daksh Pajiar (Grade 9, Green) – Second
• Soham Baishya (Grade 9, Red) – Third

Intermediate - Boys:

• Ishaan Kalantri (Green) – First
• Evan Mackwan (Red) – Second
• Ethan James Eda (Blue) – Third

Intermediate - Girls:

• Rutvvi Raj (Yellow) – First
• Norah Jessica Thomas (Blue) – Second
• Ann Joseph (Green) – Third

Junior Boys:

• Aarav Bhuta (Red) – First
• Anant Kalantri (Green) – Second
• Noel Dibin Meledath (Blue) – Third

Sub Junior Boys:

• Aidan D'costa (Green) – First
• Aarav Kandulna (Yellow) – Second
• Paarth Jain (Green) – Third

Date: 03.07.2024

Senior - Girls:

• Vinaya Venkateshwaran (Grade 9, Yellow) – First
• Saanvi (Grade 9, Blue) – Second
• Jolene Kotian (Grade 10, Blue) – Third

Senior - Boys:

• Ishan Vasishtha (Grade 10, Red) – First
• Aarush Nihal (Grade 9, Yellow) – Second
• Aaron Frijo Thekkudan (Grade 9, Red) – Third

Intermediate - Boys:

• Aarav Bajaj (Green) – First
• Ishaan Kalantri (Green) – Second
• Vihaan Chitgopekar (Green) – Third

Intermediate - Girls:

• Andrea Gabriel Cabrol (Red) – First
• Kashvi Neeli (Red) – Second
• Purna Trivedi (Blue) – Third

Junior Boys:

• Noel Dibin Meledath (Blue) – First
• Yohan Thomas Philip (Yellow) – Second
• Anant Kalantri (Green) – Third

Junior Girls:

• Sanaya Jain (Green) – First
• Mahima Ganatra (Red) – Second
• Oishani Mazumder (Blue) – Third

Sub Junior Boys:

• Gaurang Bhandari (Grade 5, Blue) – First
• Atharva Balaji (Blue) – Second
• Aidan D'costa (Green) – Third

Sub Junior Girls:

• Aanya Mahato (Grade 5, Red) – First
• Myshka Amol Deherkar (Grade 5, Yellow) – Second
• Abhinidhi Swamynathan (Green) – Third

Date: 29.11.2024

Grades: 6 to 8

Details: The 2nd segment of Career Connections was held at the school, where students could interact with professionals from various fields. The event featured guest speakers who shared their expertise and career insights.

• Mr. Kevin Michael: Sportsperson and Ironman Coach
• Ms. Mahek Vyas: Animal Activist
• Dr. Samantha Castellino: Doctor
• Ms. Aafrin Kidwai: Journalist
• Ms. Deepa Menzel: HR Professional
• Col. Sanjay Kumar: Army Veteran

Students asked insightful questions, gaining valuable knowledge about diverse professions.

Date: 21.06.2024

Grades: JR. KG

Highlights: Dressed in summer wear, the children learned about the summer season, played 'Run and Match’, made lemonade, and enjoyed summer fruits. The day ended with a bright flower colouring activity.

Date: 21.06.2024

Grades: JR. KG

Highlights: The day began with a special assembly and an art competition. Outdoor games like 'Feed the Hungry Hippo' and 'Roll the Dice' followed, and the day ended with each child taking home a chocolate.

Date: 28.06.2024

Grades: JR. KG

Highlights: A PPT about reading was shown, and the story of 'Fox and the Crow' was discussed. Children recited a rhyme, sequenced story flashcards, and made fox or crow masks.

Date: 20.03.2024

Grades: Sr. KG

Children dressed in yellow celebrated with a fun song, a story about a Grumpy Monkey, and a sponge-dabbing activity to create emoticons. The day ended with a game of 'Shapes All Around.'

Date: 21.06.2024

Grades: Sr. KG

The event began with a prayer service, followed by an art competition and games like 'Feed the Hippo' and 'Roll the Dice’. It was a fun-filled day of celebration and activities.

Date: 28.06.2024

Grades: Sr. KG

Dressed in blue and pink, the children created stories using picture cutouts, watched 'Little Sock,' and made sock puppets. They also played a word swat game to enhance their vocabulary.

Date: 28.06.2024

Grades: 1

Activities: Reading a story about a girl who made a million mistakes, drawing from imagination, and a math quiz based on the story.

Date: 28.06.2024

Grades: 2

Activities: Reading aloud a story, discussing kindness, creating a kindness chain with heart-shaped deeds, and solving problem sums on kindness.

Date: 29.08.2024

Grades: 3

Activities: Hands-on science concepts in water play and woodworking, STEAM-based activities in various labs. Students explored scientific concepts in an interactive environment, enhancing their understanding through practical experience.

Date: 26.07.2024

Activities: Learning about the impacts of poverty and hunger, creating posters, analyzing stakeholder roles, and donating items (biscuits, sugar, tea leaves) to a Home for the Aged. Students understood the importance of addressing poverty and hunger and engaged in community service.

Date: 28.06.2024

Activities: Discussion on disaster causes and safety, role-play for flood emergencies, practice of the Drop, Cover, and Hold On technique for earthquakes, preparation of a first aid kit. Students gained basic disaster management knowledge, practised emergency procedures, and learned about first aid essentials.

Date: 29.08.2024

Grades: 4

Activities: Hands-on science concepts in water play and woodworking, STEAM-based activities in various labs. Students explored scientific concepts in an interactive environment, enhancing their understanding through practical experience.

Date: 26.07.2024

Activities: Creation of travel brochures, and introduction to budgeting concepts. Students learned about travel planning and financial literacy, integrating creative and practical skills.

Date: 28.06.2024

Activities: Design thinking process (Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test), creation of a water filter prototype, reflections on water usage. Students developed an understanding of water conservation, designed practical solutions, and appreciated clean water's importance.

Date: 26.07.2024

Grades: 5

Activities: Layering liquids to observe density effects, group discussions, and analysis. StudentsDensity understood density through hands-on experiments, reinforcing theoretical knowledge and encouraging teamwork.

Date: 26.07.2024

Activities: Presentation on plastic impact, interactive discussion, and word wall activity. Students learned about reducing plastic use, recycling, and eco-friendly alternatives, promoting sustainability awareness.

Date: 26.07.2024

Grades: 6 TO 8

The inaugural Career Connections event for Grades 6 to 8 featured professionals from various fields who shared their expertise and experiences with the students.

Resource Persons:

• Dr Meenakshi Verma - Teacher
• Captain Abhishek Babu - Merchant Navy Official
• Ms Manisha Rath - Manager (Accounts Department)
• Captain Nisha Morais - Pilot
• Ms Stegi Jose Thoppil - Fashion Designer
• Adv. Diana Joyal - Lawyer

Each professional provided an overview of their career, daily responsibilities, and the skills required. Students had the opportunity to ask questions and engage with the professionals, gaining insights into various professions. The event was well-received, with students showing great enthusiasm and curiosity. They gained valuable knowledge about different career paths and the diverse opportunities available to them.

Date: 21.06.2024

Grades: 5 to 10

Our recent marathon raised Rs. 2,23,000/- for the Tata Memorial Hospital, benefiting children's cancer care. This generous contribution reflects our community's unity and compassion, significantly impacting young lives needing treatment and support.

Date: 11.03.2024 - 10.04.2024

Grades: Duhita Foundation

Participants: Kindergarten to Grade 10

A large donation of stationery supplies was made to a tribal village in Gholvad, District Palghar. The donation included books, pens, erasers, pouches, pencils, compass boxes, water bottles, paint, art materials, and story books.

Date: June 2024 - April 2025

Organised by Tata Memorial Hospital

Grade: KGn to Grade 10

Donations will be made in March 2025 to support cancer patients.

Date: 31.05.2024

Grade: 5 to 10

Venue: NMACC

Captivated by the talented young actors, catchy music, and whimsical set design of the Tony Award-winning musical Matilda, the students witnessed themes of resilience, defying expectations, and friendship come to life on stage. The powerful performance sparked lively discussions, showcasing their newfound appreciation for live theatre and storytelling through music and movement. This experience ignited a spark, fostering a love for the arts and perhaps inspiring future performers within the group.

Date: 01-05.07.2024

Grade: 1 to 10

Mission Week was a reinforcer of qualities that make a human being well-rounded and responsible. The theme was Love, explored through key questions: What is love? Why love? How to love? Where is love? These were discussed using songs, motivational stories, and life-changing experiences, enhanced with audio-visual aids. The week fostered upliftment and learning, encouraging students to love God and those around them.

Date: 11.07.2024

Event: GEMA's International Short Story Writing Competitio

Kabir Chandra of Grade 4 won a medal for Outstanding Young Author at the National Level.

Date: 11.07.2024

Eldin Rodrigues of Grade 4 achieved a significant milestone by publishing his first book, Pele - The King of Football.

Date: 07.01.2024

Organised by: GEMA

Sara Kurne of Grade 9 was declared an Outstanding Young Author at the National Level and was awarded a Medal & Certificate for her achievement.

Date: 08.04.2024

Grade: 9 & 10

In collaboration with: Hindustan Unilever

Resource Persons: Ms Viji Malkani, Sr. Legal Counsel- Intellectual Property & Ms Leena Desai

The workshop raised awareness about intellectual property rights, covering types such as copyrights, trademarks, and patents. It promoted respect for others' intellectual property, encouraged creativity and innovation, and offered practical tips for protecting one's own intellectual property.

Date: 11.06.2024

Grade: 10

Resource Person: Dr Sheryl Senthilnathan, Psychiatrist

The workshop addressed time management, lack of motivation, procrastination, and forgetfulness, providing students with practical solutions. The speaker elaborated on the root causes and suggested innovative strategies, such as using the phrase “CATions are PAWsitive” to remember a basic chemistry concept. She also shared abbreviated tips for making SMART goals and managing stress with the ASK method. The workshop was highly interactive and engaging, with active student participation throughout.

Date: 31.01.2024

Grades: 8 to 10

Following a heartfelt speech from outgoing captain Prisha Singh, our Principal Ms J Kotian praised the Student Council's efforts and encouraged candidates who were unsuccessful in the recently conducted elections. The announcement of the newly elected Student Council and prefects was made, followed by expressions of gratitude from the new leaders. The symbolic transfer of the school flag concluded the event.

Date: 31.01.2024

Grade: ICSE 2024

Following a soulful prayer service featuring a special song, valedictorians Cheryl George (10A), Anushka Gaine (10B), and Tvisha Narayan (10C) conveyed profound gratitude to the school and its dedicated staff. With heartfelt reflections and words of encouragement, they inspired their peers for the journey ahead. Grade 10 class teachers shared their thoughts, urging students to embody learned values and to trust in God, instilling confidence as they prepare for exams and navigate the path forward.

Date: 26.01.2024

Grades: 8 & 9

A Prayer Service and the Inter-house General Awareness competition for students in grades 8 to 10 were organized, commencing with the National flag being unfurled by the Principal. The Green House emerged as the victor in the competition. The flag hoisting ceremony was broadcast live on the School's YouTube channel, allowing students from Grades K to 7 and 10 to witness the event. Chocolates were distributed among the students to commemorate this significant occasion.

Date: 19.01.2024

Grades: 8

The Senior Academic Coordinator, Ms Selvaraj, outlined ICSE subjects and the mark distribution, aiming to assist students in making informed choices. New offerings this year, including Commercial Studies (Group II) and Hospitality Management (Group III), were highlighted. Teachers provided insights into their subjects and addressed queries. The school's career counsellor emphasised the significance of Mathematics and long-term planning. Our Principal, Ms Kotian, concluded the session with her remarks. With a shared commitment to academic excellence and future success, the session concluded, leaving students and parents equipped with valuable insights for their educational journey ahead.

Organised by: MID-DAY

Partnered with: Avance India (Avance Insights Private Limited)

As a part of this flagship programme in the education sector, Bombay Scottish School, Powai ranked Number 3 under the Mumbai Schools National Curriculum - ICSE.

Organised by: Times of India

Bombay Scottish School, Powai received the Times Education Icons award for ranking Second in the Best School category in the city.

Organised by: EDUCATION WORLD

Bombay Scottish School, Powai ranked Seventeen in Maharashtra and Ten in Mumbai City.

Presented by: SR.KG

Date: 11.01.2024

Students performed a skit for Older Persons Day, showcasing meaningful activities with their grandparents like helping at home, gardening, and enjoying bedtime stories. The assembly instilled in children a deeper respect and appreciation for the time spent with their elders.

Presented by: Grade 2

Date: 28.07.2023

Students presented a skit on friendship, portraying scenarios of support, care, and love among friends. They emphasized the adage, ‘Good friends are like stars, always there even if unseen’. Scenes included helping friends with reading, assisting injured peers at the park, and positive interactions at home. The skit highlighted the value of true friendship.

Date: 27-28.11.2024

Grade: 10

Details: Organized by Penguin Holidays Pvt. Ltd., 79 students participated in thrilling rides, games, and activities at Magic Mountain in Lonavala. They stayed at the 7Apples Resort, visited the Trick Illusion Museum, and explored the Mapro Factory.

Date: 26.11.2024

Grade: 3

Details: Students enjoyed exciting rides like the worm coaster, dashing cars, and dragon ride. They also explored the Dinosaur Park, capturing memorable moments through a group photo.

Date: 14.10.2024 - 15.10.2024

Grade: 7

Details: 64 students explored Saguna Baug’s agro-tourism activities, including bullock cart rides, biogas plants, and ostrich farming. At Pinewood Resort, they participated in adventure activities like rappelling and rope courses.

Date: 14.10.2024 - 15.10.2024

Grade: 6

Details: Students explored organic farming, vermicomposting, and community living at Monteria Village, fostering an appreciation for nature conservation and cultural roots.

Date: 24-25.01.2024

Grade: 6

They enjoyed a trek at Karnala Bird Sanctuary, toured the Parle biscuit factory, and conquered an obstacle course. The next day, they explored Monterio village, engaged in rustic activities, and learned about farming techniques. After a spirited game of Tug-of-War, they bid farewell and returned with cherished memories.

Date: 11-12.01.2024

Grade: 8

At Della, students eagerly immersed themselves in a plethora of outdoor activities such as Zip Line, Rappelling, and Horse Riding. Indoors, they found delight in engaging in pursuits like Hard Ball Net Cricket and Chess. The day reached its crescendo with a lively DJ night. The subsequent day commenced with a poignant visit to a Home for the Aging Blind, where students extended their generosity by purchasing merchandise and offering donations to support the residents. Next, they visited the wax museum, eagerly posing beside lifelike replicas of renowned personalities. The tour concluded on a sweet note with a visit to Mapro Garden, leaving a lasting impression on the students

Date: 11-12.01.2024

Grade: 7

At Monterio, they engaged in various activities, visited the Parle G factory, played games, and enjoyed a DJ night. At Saguna Baug, they explored farms, witnessed agricultural processes, participated in activities like pedal boating and bullock cart rides, visited a bird farm and snake park, witnessed a Malkhamb performance, learned about drone use in agriculture, experienced fish catching, and enjoyed a village-style lunch and a magic show.

Date: 21.12.2023

Grade: 5

The session featured engaging experiments conducted in the Optical Laboratory, fostering interactive learning and providing valuable insights. Additionally, the students had the opportunity to visit a nursery where they participated in planting saplings.

Date: 13.12.2023

Grade: K to 10 & Staff

In collaboration: Anugrah Seva Mandal, Ambernath, Students donated various grocery items for Christmas donation, including noodle packets, chocolate packets, chips packets, beverages, biscuit packets, and cake bars.

Date: 4th July 2024 to 4th August 2024

Grade: 10

The programme aimed to promote reading and expose interns to entrepreneurship and marketing. The interns—Param Naik, Ranit Senthilnathan, Jolene Kotian, Aditi Suresh, Rebecca Stalin, Shivank Tandon, Venzil Lasrado, Trisha Sain, Shaurya Agarwal, and Avika Gutgutia of Grade 10—engaged peers through various reading activities, fostering increased participation and developing skills in collaboration, communication, and marketing.

The programme began with an introduction by Mr. T.V. Madhu, and the interns named their company ‘Booknook’ with the slogan ‘Page by page, we explore and engage’. Activities for Kindergarten to Grade 8, including storytelling, crafts, and quizzes, enhanced student engagement. Interns also tracked book sales, reflecting the success of their initiatives.

The programme concluded with final presentations and internship certificates, equipping the interns with valuable skills while fostering a love for reading across grades.

Date: 14.01.2024

Christa George from Grade 5 won the First prize and was recognised as Master of Expression. She was awarded a trophy, medals and certificates

Date: 09.01.2024

The story written by Kabir Chandra from Grade 3 shone among a pool of remarkable entries. His ability to captivate and engage the audience through storytelling was commendable. The judges were thoroughly impressed by the depth of his narrative, the vivid imagery he painted with words, and the unique perspective he brought to the competition. He was awarded a Certificate of Achievement for Outstanding Story.

(Nehru Centre Library and MomSays’ Inter-school Children’s Day Writing Competition)

Date: 04.11.2023

The following students from grade 4 won accolades:

Joshua Vineeth published his first story titled My Pet - StarDash and received the 'Emerging Author' certificate.

Aarav Nishit published his first story - Encounters During Vacation E-certificate and was awarded an e-certificate.

Mekhala Menon’s poem was one of the winning entries in the poem category. She was awarded a certificate, a copy of the book and a cash prize of INR 1000/-.

Date: 19th December 2023

Grades: 1 to 10

Venue: Shanmukhananda Auditorium, Sion

This year the Annual Christmas Concert not only showcased remarkable performances but also served as a platform to emphasize and celebrate fundamental ideals that constitute the bedrock of human existence.

The event commenced with an invocation and a warm welcome address by Ms Selvaraj, the Senior Academic Coordinator, creating a festive and inclusive atmosphere. The programme featured diverse performances, including the lively segment ‘Anna's Christmas Overture’ by Grade 1 and a soulful rendition titled ‘A Celestial Noel’ comprising a Latin hymn ‘Santus’ followed by the divine ‘O Holy Night’ by the school choir. The presence of the Committee of Management and distinguished guests added prestige to the occasion.

The overarching theme of the concert, ‘We, The People: A Chronicle of Shared Vision’, ingeniously highlighted values such as democracy, liberty, fraternity, equality, secularism, justice and others that are pivotal in shaping a just and inclusive society. Throughout the programme, these ideals were intricately woven into the performances in the form of dances, dance dramas and choral recitation, creating a narrative that resonated with the audience. The final performance by Grade 10 students, showcasing a joyful India, was not merely an artistic expression but also a reflection of the core values that bind communities together.

Ms. Kotian, the Principal, further amplified the significance of these ideals in her thought-provoking address. By eloquently hailing the Indian Constitution and its visionary principles of democracy, liberty, fraternity, justice, equality, and secularism, she underscored the importance of these values in guiding human progress. Her speech likely served as a call to embrace and uphold these ideals in our daily lives, fostering a sense of responsibility and collective commitment.

The concert with its dual focus on both festive celebration and thematic depth, left a lasting impression on the attendees. Beyond being an entertaining showcase of talent and culture, the event became a powerful reminder of the shared values that bind us together and the importance of actively preserving and promoting these ideals for a better, more harmonious future.

Date: 20-21.11.2023

Grades: KG to 10

The celebration featured a prayer service, teacher performances, and non-competitive ‘Frexpressions’ for students of all grades, recognising their talents with certificates and perks. A special Magic show was held for the primary grades where they enjoyed thrilling tricks, delighting students and teachers alike.

Date: 03.11.2023

Grades: 6 to 10

Venue: Wing’s Arena, Bandra

The Senior Athletic Meet featured Captain Ranvijay Singh, Indian Navy, as Chief Guest. He emphasized discipline and hard work. Student achievers handed the torch to the chief guest who lit the Scottish cauldron. The March Past, PT display, and pyramid formations showcased skills. Races, including a relay and tug of war, engaged all. The prize distribution celebrated winners.

Date: 09.11.2023

Grades: 3 to 5

Venue: BMC Ground, Raheja Vihar

The Junior Sports Day began with a Guard of Honour, flag hoisting, and a March Past by grades 4 & 5. Ms J Kotian, our Principal, inaugurated the event with inspiring words. Highlights included a mesmerizing drill by grade 3 students, a pyramid formation by grade 5, and impressive gymnastics by grades 3-6. Students actively participated in races, and the day ended with a note of gratitude from Arella Angre.

Date: 06.12.2023

Resource Persons: Mr Manojkumar Narayanwal (Deputy Commissioner, Maharashtra GST) and Dr Leena Panpatil (Commissioner, Maharashtra GST)

Students were provided a comprehensive overview of Goods and Services Tax (GST), covering its concept, implementation, and impact on various sectors facilitating a meaningful interaction with industry experts, and offering insights into GST’s role in the economic landscape. The active participation of students and their insightful queries earned accolades for the school's initiative in organizing this engaging and informative workshop.

Date: 05.12.2023

Resource Persons: Dr. Rakhi Sahu; Dr Vimal Pahuja

In collaboration with: Hiranandani Hospital

Dr. Sahu covered menstruation in a session for girls, discussing bodily changes, health practices, and myths. Emphasis was placed on cervical cancer prevention through vaccination for parents. In the session for boys, Dr. Pahuja addressed puberty, including emotional, spiritual, social, physical, and cognitive changes. He discussed adolescent health, obesity causes, and nutrition, providing practical tips and guidance for parents. This workshop helped equip students and parents with valuable knowledge to navigate these transformative phases with confidence and informed decision-making.

Date: 25.10.2023

Resource Person: Mr Inderjeet Peters

The session covered crucial topics like accepting that it's okay not to be okay, understanding mental wellness, debunking myths about mental health, exploring contributing factors, and discussing empathy. It was interactive, featuring videos, mindfulness exercises, and a creative activity of making rockets to reinforce positive thinking and affirmations. The session aimed at equipping students with insights and tools to navigate their mental well-being.

Date: 23.10.2023

Resource Person: Mr Jassem Mahmood

In Collaboration With: Sony BBC

This interactive event was a blend of an audio-visual quiz with a hands-on Bonsai-making session. Designed to inspire, the workshop explored nature's wonders through BBC Earth, while the Bonsai activity allowed participants to connect with nature, practice patience, and discover a new hobby for continued enjoyment at home.