NEWS & EVENTS

Three-Legged Race    

                                                    “When I feel tired, I just think about how great I will feel once I finally reach my goal.”                              –Michael Phelps

Janmashtmi Celebration

                                                                                                              “Devotion is the heart of every Janmashtami celebration. ”

The festive spirit of Janmashtami came alive at school with great enthusiasm and devotion as the students of Nursery and KG participated in a joyful celebration of the birth of Lord Krishna.

On 3rd September 2026, the students arrived dressed in beautiful traditional and Krishna-themed attire, adding colour and charm to the festive atmosphere. The celebration beautifully showcased different scenes associated with Lord Krishna, including Puja, Sheshnag, Raas Leela, and Govardhan Parvat.

The children participated with immense excitement and joy, bringing each scene to life through their expressions, movements, and performances. The entire celebration was filled with divine energy, devotion, happiness, and togetherness. It provided the children with a meaningful opportunity to experience Indian culture and traditions in an engaging and memorable way.

The celebration concluded on a joyful note, leaving everyone with beautiful memories and a deeper appreciation for the spirit of love, devotion, unity, and celebration associated with Janmashtami.

Krishna Bhajan /Devotional Song

                                                                                                               Krishna’s flute carries the music of divine love.

The objective of the activity was to help students understand the importance of devotion and Indian cultural traditions through devotional music. The theme of the activity was “Krishna Bhajan /Devotional Song”

The students participated enthusiastically and presented a melodious devotional song dedicated to LORD KRISHNA.

The activity provided an opportunity for the students to showcase their singing skill, confidence and creativity. They learnt about the cultural and spiritual significance of Krishna bhajans .The students performed great enthusiasm and enjoyed themselves throughout the activity.

The activity was an enjoyable and enriching experience for all the participants. It helped developed confidence, appreciation of Indian culture and a sense of devotion among the students. Overall the activity was conducted successfully and was appreciated by everyone.

Bhagavad Gita Shloka Recitation

                                                                                   “The wisdom of the Gita inspires the mind, strengthens the heart and guides the soul.”

Bhagavad Gita Shloka Recitation activity was organised to foster spiritual awareness, confidence, concentration, and effective pronunciation among students. The activity provided a meaningful platform where students explored the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita through the recitation of sacred shlokas. Students enthusiastically participated in the activity, demonstrating their memorisation skills, clarity of pronunciation, and understanding of the values conveyed through the verses. The activity encouraged students to develop discipline, mindfulness, and a deeper appreciation for Indian culture and heritage. With confidence, devotion, and rhythmic recitation, students presented the shlokas with great enthusiasm. The atmosphere was peaceful, positive, and spiritually enriching as each student showcased their learning and reverence for the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita.

Matki Colouring & Decoration

                                                                              “Wherever there is Dharma, wherever there is love, there is Krishna.” — Bhagavad Gita.

The Inter-Class Competition titled “Janmashtami Celebration: Matki Coloring and Decoration” was conducted for the students of Class III on 2 September 2026. The

competition aimed to connect students with the rich cultural heritage of India and provide them with a platform to express their devotion and creativity through art and decoration.

The participants drew and decorated matkis using vibrant colors and various decorative materials. The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation and showcased the students’ creativity, confidence and appreciation of Indian festivals. It was a joyful and enriching experience that celebrated the values of love, joy, unity and cultural respect.

Teacher’s Day Celebration

                                                                                                                “The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery.”                                               — Mark Van Doren

MBS International School celebrated Teacher’s Day with a fun-filled and heartwarming activity for the students of Classes I and II. The young learners came dressed as their favourite teachers, adding excitement and charm to the celebration.

The students enthusiastically portrayed their favourite teachers through short speeches and role-plays. Some spoke a few lines about their teachers, while others confidently enacted them using small props to make their performances lively and engaging.

The activity provided students with a joyful opportunity to express their love and admiration for their teachers while developing confidence, communication skills, creativity, and self-expression. Their innocent efforts and enthusiastic participation made the celebration truly special and memorable.

Happy Teacher’s Day

“A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination, and instill a love of learning.” – Brad Henry

To celebrate the special occasion of Teachers’ Day, MBS International School, Dwarka organised a fun-filled and meaningful activity for the students of Nursery and Kindergarten. The activity aimed to help children understand the importance of teachers and express their love and gratitude towards them in a creative way.

As part of the celebration, the students came dressed up as their favourite teachers, beautifully recreating their attire and appearance. Each child enthusiastically acted like their chosen teacher and spoke a few lines about them. They shared what they liked about their teacher, highlighting their kind nature, caring attitude, teaching style, and the special qualities that made them their favourite.

The activity provided the children with an opportunity to express themselves confidently while developing their communication skills, creativity, confidence, and social-emotional awareness. It also helped them understand and appreciate the important role teachers play in their lives.

The children participated with great excitement and enthusiasm. Their adorable performances, confident expressions, and heartfelt words made the celebration joyful and memorable

🎶 “Let your talent be your voice, and let your dedication be your strength.” 🎶

A Proud Musical Achievement! 🏆

Heartiest congratulations to Krishna Tiwari of Class VIII-C for securing Second Position in the Junior Boys Category at the Zonal Vocal Music (Light) Competition held on 20 August 2026.

His melodious voice, confidence, and dedication made us proud. 🎤✨

Congratulations, Krishna! Keep shining and singing! 🌟

 Flute Making Activity

To mark the joyous occasion of Janmashtami, MBS International School conducted a vibrant and engaging ‘Flute Making’ activity for Class I students on Tuesday, 1 September 2026. This special initiative was designed to help young learners understand how the flute is closely associated with Lord Krishna and his stories.

The session began with a storytelling activity about Lord Krishna’s life and the celebration of Janmashtami. Children were introduced to the idea that the flute is not just a musical instrument, but also a symbol of love, peace, and devotion in the stories of Lord Krishna.

Following the story session, students took part in a hands-on flute-making activity. Using paper rolls, colorful markers, decorative stickers, glitter tapes, and other craft materials, the children eagerly designed their own flutes. The activity allowed them to explore their imagination, practice fine motor skills, and take pride in their creative efforts.Overall, the Flute Making Activity was a delightful blend of art, tradition, and learning, giving students a chance to celebrate Janmashtami in a meaningful and memorable way.