NEWS & EVENTS

Readers’ Crew-Reading Champions

“The whole world opened to me when I learned to read.” – Mary McLeod Bethune

MBS International School organized the Intra-Class Competition, Readers' Crew: Reading Champions, on 27 August 2025, providing students with a wonderful opportunity to showcase their reading skills and love for literature. The competition aimed to encourage students to develop reading fluency, comprehension, and expression. All students participated enthusiastically. Each student was required to read selected passages aloud and showcase their ability to read with clarity, confidence, and expression. The atmosphere was vibrant as students listened attentively and cheered for one another. In conclusion, the competition was a resounding success. It helped students build confidence in public speaking, nurtured their love for reading. The event reinforced the value of learning and set a positive tone for future literary activities.

Bookmark Making

“There is no wrong way to make pretty things.” -Anon
On Tuesday, 26 August 2025, MBS International school organized a ‘Bookmark Making’ activity for the students of class I. The activity was designed to foster creativity, enhance fine motor skills, and promote artistic expression among students. The session began with a brief discussion on the use and importance of bookmarks. Students were then encouraged to create their own bookmarks using a variety of craft materials like coloured paper, glitter, stickers, and ribbons. They enthusiastically participated in the activity, applying different colours and decorations to make their bookmarks unique and visually appealing. The activity not only allowed students to explore their creativity but also provided a hands-on learning experience that boosted their confidence and imagination.

Obstacle Course

" The body achieves what the mind believes."– Napoleon Hill

To encourage physical fitness, discipline, and sportsmanship among students, MBS International School organized a Obstacle Course for Class II on Thursday, 21 August 2025. The activity aimed at promoting physical fitness, teamwork, resilience and value of fair play among students. The objective of the obstacle course was to foster a spirit of healthy competition and to encourage students to push through physical and mental barriers helping them develop determination, patience and a never give up attitude. Students participated with great zeal and enthusiasm. The cheering and encouragement from classmates and teachers added to the excitement and motivation of the young runners. It was a delightful and successful event that reflected the true spirit of sportsmanship.

                                                                                                                                                 Krishna Ki Kahaniyan

Dahi Handi Paper Cut-out Decoration

“Every broken handi celebrates the victory of determination over challenge” - Anonymous

MBS International School celebrated the Dahi Handi Paper Cut-out Decoration Activity on 20 August 2025 for Classes III–IV, fostering creativity and cultural tradition. Students, guided by teachers, decorated handis with paints, mirrors, beads, glitter, and recycled materials. The activity connected them with Janmashtami’s spirit, highlighting Lord Krishna’s playful childhood and the festival’s message of unity, joy, and devotion. The classrooms buzzed with enthusiasm as children poured their imagination into vibrant handi designs. Each creation reflected their artistic flair and festive excitement. The event instilled traditional values while nurturing teamwork and innovation. It was truly a delightful blend of culture, creativity, and celebration.

 Hula Hoops Race

                                                                                                           “Play is our brain’s favourite way of learning.” – Diane Ackerman

On Tuesday, 19 August 2025, MBS International School, Dwarka conducted a thrilling and energetic Hula Hoops Race for the vibrant learners of Class I, blending fitness with fun in the most joyful way.
In this engaging activity, students had to race to the finish line while skillfully rotating a hula hoop around their waist, challenging their coordination, balance, and rhythm. The playground echoed with laughter and excitement as the little ones showcased their agility and enthusiasm. Guided by their teachers and cheered on by their classmates, the participants demonstrated remarkable focus,
perseverance, and team spirit. The race became more than just a competition—it was a celebration of movement, joy, and confidence. Such playful experiences encourage holistic development and help instill values like sportsmanship, patience, and resilience. At MBS International School, we believe that every joyful moment on the field is a step toward building stronger, more confident learners.

Blue Colour day

Janmashtmi Celebration

“कन्हैया की लीला हमें प्रेम, धैर्य और सादगी का संदेश देती है।” 

On Thursday, 14 August 2025, MBlS International School joyfully celebrated the festival of Janmashtami with great devotion and enthusiasm for the little ones of Nursery and KG. The event featured beautifully presented tableaux, each one bringing to life a unique episode from the divine journey of Lord Krishna.

Children witnessed four captivating scenes:

कृष्ण जन्म – Depicting the holy birth of Lord Krishna, filling the atmosphere with devotion and joy.

गोवर्धन पर्वत – Showcasing Krishna lifting the Govardhan Hill to protect the villagers.

कालिया दमन– Portraying Krishna subduing the venomous serpent Kaliya in the Yamuna, dancing on its many heads.

रास लीला – A vibrant Raas Leela, with Krishna and the Gopis dancing in joyous harmony.

The celebration beautifully immersed the young learners in the rich cultural heritage of India, nurturing values of love, unity, and devotion. The vibrant costumes, soulful music, and heartfelt performances made the day truly unforgettable, leaving lasting smiles and treasured memories in every heart.

Fancy Dress Competition on Freedom Fighters

"Freedom is never dear at any price. It is the breath of life. What would a man not pay for living?"            — Mahatma Gandhi

To mark the spirit of Independence Day, MBS International School organized a Fancy Dress Competition on Freedom Fighters for the students of Class II on Thursday, 14 August 2025. The objective of the activity was to instill patriotism and make children aware of the contributions made by India’s great leaders. Dressed as iconic freedom fighters like Mahatma Gandhi, Rani Lakshmi Bai, Bhagat Singh, Subhas Chandra Bose, Jawaharlal Nehru, and many others, the young students confidently spoke a few lines about the personalities they portrayed. The event was vibrant and filled with patriotic fervour. This competition not only helped the students learn about India’s freedom struggle in an engaging way but also boosted their confidence and public speaking skills. The enthusiastic participation and effort put in by the students and parents made the event a grand success.

Patriotic Poem Recitation

“A nation's culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people.”           — Mahatma Gandhi

On Thursday, 14 August 2025, MBS International School, Dwarka organized an Inter-Class Patriotic Poem Recitation Competition for Class I students. The event was a heartfelt tribute to the spirit of freedom and unity as a part of the Independence Day celebrations.Students from all the sections of Class I participated in the event with great enthusiasm.Dressed in tricolour-themed attire, students confidently recited patriotic poems that reflected their love and pride for the nation. Their expressive voices, powerful words, and confident stage presence captured the audience's attention and evoked a strong sense of patriotism.The performances were judged based on clarity, expression, confidence, and relevance to the theme. All the students were appreciated for their commendable performances.The event turned out to be a memorable one and helped instill the values of patriotism and pride among the young learners.

Mera Desh Mahaan

"Don’t see others doing better than you beat your own records every day, because success is a fight between you and yourself." - Chandra Shekhar Azad
                                                                                                    

MBS International School, Dwarka sector-11, celebrated the spirit of patriotism and historical pride by organizing the "Mera Desh Mahaan" Fancy Dress Competition on Thursday, 13th August 2025, for the students of Nursery and Kindergarten. The event revolved around the inspiring theme of freedom fighters, aiming to introduce the young MBSins to the heroes who shaped our nation’s destiny.

The young participants came dressed as iconic figures such as Mahatma Gandhi, Bhagat Singh, Rani Lakshmibai, Subhas Chandra Bose, and many others. Each child not only embodied the appearance of these revered leaders but also confidently delivered famous slogans or lines associated with them, showcasing both their public speaking skills and historical awareness.

The atmosphere was vibrant and filled with patriotic energy as the tiny tots enthusiastically stepped onto the stage. Their efforts reflected a deep sense of admiration and respect for India's rich legacy of freedom and sacrifice. It was heartening to see such young minds express their talent, creativity, and love for the country.

The event successfully met its goal of instilling a sense of national pride, while also encouraging self-expression and confidence among the students. It was indeed a memorable and educational experience, leaving both participants and spectators inspired.

Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat-Cultural Exhibition

   "Unity in diversity is the fabric of India’’- Abdul Kalam

   MBS International School conducted an Inter Class Cultural Exhibition competition on the topic ‘Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat’ for the students of Class III-V on 13 August 2025.The students showcased the culture, traditions, and heritage of different states, including handicrafts, clothing and cuisine.

The students presented a vibrant and diverse showcase of Indian culture, embodying the spirit of “ Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat ’’.They wore traditional attire from various states, reflecting the rich culture of India. Through their music and dance performances they highlighted the unique traditions, music, dance, art and cuisine of different regions. The event aim to foster national integration and unity among students.

Flute Making

To mark the joyous occasion of Janmashtami, MBS International School conducted a vibrant and engaging ‘Flute Making’ activity for Class I students on Tuesday, 12th August 2025. 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.

Rakhi Making Activity

" Raksha Bandhan is a festival that reinforces the bond of protection, respect, and love." -  Chetan Bhagat

To promote cultural values and enhance creativity among students, MBS International School organised a joyful Rakhi Making Activity for the students of class II on Thursday, 07 August 2025. Students enthusiastically participated in the activity and crafted beautiful rakhis using colourful threads, beads, mirrors, sequins, and decorative materials.

The main objective of the activity was to instill traditional values, foster creativity, and celebrate the sacred bond between siblings. The activity not only enhanced the students’ fine motor skills and imagination but also helped them understand the significance of Indian festivals. It was a fun-filled and culturally enriching experience for everyone involved.

Rakhi Riwaaz

"A festival is not just a day of celebration—it’s a day of teaching values in the most joyful way.”

— Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam To uphold the spirit of unity, love, and cultural tradition, MBS International School celebrated ‘Rakhi Riwaaz’ with great enthusiasm and joy on 06 August 2025. The event was organized for students of Classes III to V, with the aim of instilling traditional values and reinforcing the emotional bond between brothers and sisters.The celebration commenced with a brief introduction about the significance of Raksha Bandhan, highlighting its importance as a festival that honors the sacred relationship of care, protection, and lifelong support between siblings. The students were engaged in a rakhi-making activity, where they showcased their artistic talents using colourful threads, beads, sequins, paper quills, and recycled materials. Guided by their teachers, the students poured their hearts into designing intricate and thoughtful rakhis. The enthusiasm was infectious, as laughter and creativity filled the classrooms. The handmade rakhis were not only aesthetically pleasing but also a reflection of the affection the students associate with the festival.The ‘Rakhi Riwaaz’ celebration was a delightful blend of creativity, tradition, and emotion—one that left a lasting impression on every young heart present.

MBSians Shine with Patriotic Spirit! 

We are proud to announce that our talented boys’ team has secured 1st Position in the Patriotic Song Competition at Zonals, held at Sri Venkateshwar International School, Sector-18, Dwarka, on 5th August 2025. 

Their soulful voices and heartfelt performance won the hearts of the audience and the judges alike.
Now, our champions are all set to represent the school at the State Level! 

Congratulations, Team MBS!
Your hard work, dedication, and love for the nation have made us all proud. 

Origami Paper Boat Making

“Origami turns paper into imagination” -Anonymous

On Tuesday, 5 August 2025, MBS International School joyfully conducted a creative ‘Origami Paper Boat Making’ activity for the students of Class I. The young minds dived into the delightful world of origami, transforming simple square sheets into charming paper boats through folding, creasing, and careful handling.

With vibrant colored papers in hand and guided by their teachers, the little ones enthusiastically folded their boats, letting their creativity set sail. Giggles and excitement filled the classroom as each child proudly displayed their floating masterpiece, hopping eagerly from one fold to another.

Adding to the delight was the monsoon season, which perfectly complemented the paper boat theme. The pitter-patter of raindrops outside created a magical ambiance inside the classroom. Children fondly connected the activity to real-life memories of watching paper boats float in puddles, making the experience even more relatable and joyful. The seasonal charm brought the lesson to life, blending nature, art, and imagination beautifully.

The colorful paper boats became treasured tokens of joy, reminding the students of this enriching and hands-on experience. This engaging activity not only encouraged imaginative expression but also significantly improved the children’s fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and focus. It was truly a fun-filled voyage into the sea of creativity!

Splashing into Monsoon

*Play is the highest form of research* – and when children splash into monsoon, they are exploring the world one raindrop at a time.” – Maria Montessori

To make learning joyful and experiential, MBS International School organized a special activity titled “Splashing into Monsoon” for Nursery and Kindergarten students held on 4th August 2025. The activity aimed to introduce the little ones to the Monsoon season in a fun, engaging, and interactive way.

Children learned about monsoon weather, clouds, rain, puddles, and rainy-day essentials such as umbrellas, raincoats, and gumboots. Teachers used storytelling, songs, and visual aids to enhance their understanding and spark curiosity.

As part of the hands-on experience, students enthusiastically participated in spray painting and cotton dabbing using brushes and cotton balls. It was heartwarming to see their excitement as they splashed into learning with joy and wonder.

The activity beautifully blended fun, learning, and sensory exploration, leaving behind sweet memories and vibrant artwork.

Friendship Day