Last year, Divyansh Garg secured the National Level Second Position

Vanya Jain also won at the State Level

1. DPS, RK Puram
2. Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi
3. Pathways World School, Aravali, Gurugram
4. Red Roses Public School, Saket, New Delhi
5. Arwachin International School, Dilshad Garden
6. Mamta Modern School, Vikas Puri, New Delhi
7. K.R Mangalam World School, Vaishali, Ghaziabad
8. Bal Bharti Public School, Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi

The ideas took form of PowerPoint Presentations, short plays, models cum paintings, songs and so on.

The event took off with a lamp lighting ceremony by the School Principal Mrs Nita Arora, Vice Principal Mrs Shivani Gupta and the French teachers of Sri VIS- Ms. Aastha and Ms. Harpreet.

The event gained momentum through a stupendous dance performance that had an amalgamation of French and Indian lyrics. This was followed by a sequential depiction of topics that connect the two nations- Be it solar energy as a sustainable source of energy to the exploration of different French and Indian sites representing their culture and heritage.

Grade 9 learners of Sri VIS reflected on some of the peculiar similarities of the two nations through a skit that depicted the famous India Gate and its uncanny resemblance to L’ Arc de Triomphe in Paris and the Qutub Minar at Delhi, which comes close to the Eiffel tower at Paris in its conical structure.

Mr Jitender from the French Embassy was a Guest of Honour and he was suitably impressed with the organisation and participation.

Beautiful souvenirs were gifted to each member of the participating teams.

You are your own competition, strive for betterment

Ayana Suri of Class 2 Blueberries representing the Student Community of Sri VIS as the Swachh Ambassador accompanied the school Principal Mrs Nita Arora for receiving the Award from the Hon'ble Education Minister of Delhi at the Delhi Secretariat.

Mrs Vineeta Bagga HOD IT Department was nominated as the Best Teacher of Dwarka

Shreyansh Solanki VIII D was also an awardee for the Word Pro Challenge - 3rd among 3000 students

The magical fairy tale 'Beauty and the Beast' was woven live by young stalwarts, just 6-7 year olds on the prestigious school stage, exuberating immense theatrical prowess, oratory skills and dancing finesse. Students beautifully yet subtly spun the values of care, compassion, empathy and generosity in the musical.

Parents were simply awed by the magnum opus. Dr Harshali Singh in her address, reiterated the general feeling that it seems that the Grade II students at Sri VIS are very capable and comfortable with new vocabulary and has great stage presence. She complimented the school staff and parents profusely. Her novel ' A window to her dreams' was available for browsing and sale and it's sequel 'Anatomy of choice' is awaited and its cover was released.

The School Principal, Ms. Nita Arora, applauded the staff and students for putting up a great show. She talked about the significance of reading & ways to inculcate reading habits amongst kids and elders alike, in accordance with the ongoing Reading Week at the School.