The Galaxy Wing of Shalom
Presidency School celebrated Janmashtami and Teachers’ Day through a
special Show & Tell activity on 3.09.2026, “From Krishna’s Wisdom to Our
Teachers’ Guidance,” with our young learners from Pre-Nursery to UKG.
Through their presentations,
children shared their understanding of Lord Krishna’s teachings and values
while expressing their love and gratitude towards their teachers.
Adding a meaningful dimension to
the celebration, the teachers beautifully enacted a scene from Krishna’s
childhood depicting the Yamuna and Kaliya Nag. The enactment was
thoughtfully connected with SDG 6 – Clean Water and Sanitation,
highlighting the message of “Save Rivers, Save Water” and helping
children reflect on the changing condition of the Yamuna today.
The celebration was a joyful and
enriching learning experience, beautifully integrating culture, values,
environmental awareness and gratitude. The enactment transformed the
celebration into a rich, integrated learning experience, where
mythology, values, environmental awareness and life skills came together
meaningfully
Shalom Presidency School celebrated Janmashtami with
a vibrant and spiritually uplifting Morning Assembly presented by Grade II C
on 2nd September 2026.
The assembly began with the Morning Prayer and Shloka,
followed by the Thought for the Day and morning news. Students
beautifully presented a poem on Little Krishna, highlighting his
childhood, teachings and timeless values of love, kindness, courage, honesty
and friendship.
An engaging Janmashtami Quiz added an interactive
element, while a lively dance performance depicting the playful childhood of
Lord Krishna brought the celebration to a joyful conclusion.
The assembly beautifully blended devotion, learning and
creativity, inspiring students to embrace the values taught by Lord Krishna
in their everyday lives.
“Hathi Ghoda Palki, Jai Kanhaiya Lal Ki!”
Shalom Presidency School celebrated the spirit of Raksha
Bandhan with a creative Rakhi Making Activity for students of Grades I and
II on 27 August 2026. The students enthusiastically crafted colourful Rakhis
using ribbons and decorative materials while learning about the values of love,
care, respect and sibling bonding. The celebration was further enriched by a
special assembly presented by Grade 2 and 3, featuring a meaningful skit
and lively dance performances highlighting the significance of the festival.
The activity beautifully blended culture, creativity and experiential
learning, leaving students with cherished memories of this special
occasion.
Grade 6 students participated in an engaging hands-on
Bio-Enzyme Making Activity conducted in collaboration with Go Sharpener on 24
August 26,using vegetable and citrus fruit peels, students prepared
bio-enzymes while learning about their preparation, preservation, and practical
applications. The session was led by Mr. Vineet Vohra, popularly known as the Tree
Man of India, who guided the students on the importance and uses of
bio-enzymes. The activity provided an enriching experiential learning
opportunity while fostering awareness of sustainable, eco-friendly practices
and responsible waste management.
A
special morning assembly was conducted on 24 August 2026 by the students to celebrate Sanskrit Diwas,
highlighting the richness and cultural significance of the Sanskrit language.
The assembly featured a beautiful presentation of Sanskrit shlokas, a
meaningful mime, and an insightful segment on the importance of Sanskrit Diwas.
The students also presented the anchoring in Sanskrit, adding
authenticity and charm to the celebration. The programme concluded with a
melodious Sanskrit song, creating an engaging and memorable experience for
everyone. The celebration beautifully reflected the students’ appreciation for
India’s rich linguistic and cultural heritage.
At Shalom
Presidency School, Galaxy Wing, we believe that healthy habits nurtured in
the early years become lifelong choices. With this thought, our little learners
participated in “Nourish & Flourish” on 24 July 2026, a joyful and
engaging learning experience designed to help children understand the
importance of nutritious food and healthy eating habits.
Through colorful
food displays, interactive conversations, engaging activities and hands-on
experiences, children explored the world of food and discovered how the right
choices help their bodies grow strong, healthy and active.
The children
were encouraged to identify and talk about fruits, vegetables, whole grains,
pulses and other wholesome foods. They also learnt about the importance of
eating a balanced diet, drinking enough water and making mindful choices by
limiting junk food.
The experience
went beyond simply identifying healthy foods. Through meaningful discussions
and activities, children began to understand why nutritious food is
important. They learnt that healthy food provides energy, supports growth and
helps us stay active and happy.
The colourful
and interactive nature of the programme made learning about nutrition exciting
and age-appropriate. Our young learners enthusiastically participated, shared
their food choices and developed a deeper awareness of how everyday eating
habits contribute to their well-being.
Shalom Presidency School hosted the Vox Shalom Debate
Championship on Saturday, 22 August 2026, bringing together 42
enthusiastic young debaters across 14 teams for an engaging celebration of
critical thinking, confidence and the power of expression.
The
championship featured 14 teams, comprising 6 Senior teams and 8
Junior teams. With spirited arguments, thoughtful perspectives and
impressive rebuttals, the event provided students with a dynamic platform to
articulate their ideas, listen to opposing viewpoints and engage in meaningful
discourse.
The
debates were adjudicated by the esteemed TAIVAS judges, who assessed the
participants on their ability to construct arguments, present ideas with
clarity, respond spontaneously and demonstrate effective debating skills. The
competitive yet encouraging environment allowed students to challenge
themselves and learn from one another.
The
Junior Championship was clinched by Crystal Clear, while The Verbal Warriors
emerged as the Senior Champions. Among the individual recognitions, Kiaan and
Jash Sachin Behede were honoured as the Best Improvement Speakers, while Vidhi
and Ranjan were recognised as the Consistent Speakers for their commendable and
steady performances.
The
championship witnessed several noteworthy performances, with students such as
Vedanshi Chauhan, Aahan Verma, Zidane Peer, Manya Shainu, Sanaya Sethi, Ethan,
Saanvi, Trisha, Asmi, Samaira, Aghamya and Kiaan featuring among the leading
speakers across the two categories.
More
than a competition, Vox Shalom was an experience in courage,
communication and intellectual curiosity. It encouraged students to think
beyond prepared responses, respect diverse perspectives and find their voice in
a world where the ability to communicate ideas with conviction matters.
The Galaxy Wing of Shalom Presidency School proudly hosted “Melodies
& Milestones” on 22 August 2026—a vibrant celebration of childhood,
learning, growth, and the beautiful milestones of the early years.
The Galaxy Wing came alive with music, colours, laughter,
and proud moments as our little stars took centre stage. Through a lively
blend of music, movement, and expression, the young performers delighted the
audience and created cherished memories. Engaging parent-child bonding
activities further added warmth to the celebration, fostering togetherness
and meaningful connections.
The event brought together parents, teachers, and the
school community in a shared celebration of childhood. The parent
community's overwhelming appreciation and encouragement added immense warmth to
the occasion and made the experience even more special for our young learners.
As the curtains came down, “Melodies & Milestones”
left behind joyful memories, proud little faces, enthusiastic applause, and a
beautiful reminder of the magic that makes childhood so special.
Students of Shalom
Presidency School participated in the one-day “Bio Connect: Hospital
Exposure Programme” at Medanta Hospital, Sector 38, Gurugram, on 21st
August 2026. The programme offered Class XI and XII Biology students
valuable first-hand exposure to hospital functioning and healthcare practices.
A key highlight was
the Basic Life Support (BLS) session, where students learned essential CPR
techniques and responses to choking emergencies in adults and infants. They
also received practical training in medical and surgical hand hygiene,
understanding its importance in infection control and patient safety.
Students visited the Emergency
Department, Clinical Laboratory, Radiology, Histopathology Lab, and Blood Bank,
gaining insights into triage, emergency care, diagnostic procedures, tissue
processing, blood grouping, and storage.
The visit to the Hospital
Kitchen and Pantry helped students understand the role of dieticians in
planning therapeutic meals, along with food safety, hygiene, storage, and
temperature-control practices.
Conducted under strict
supervision, the programme enabled students to connect Biology concepts with
real-life healthcare applications, while gaining awareness of diverse
careers in medicine and allied healthcare fields. The internship concluded with
a reflection and Q&A session, making Bio Connect a meaningful and
enriching experiential learning opportunity.
The spirit of patriotism came alive at Shalom
Presidency School - Galaxy Wing on 13 August 2026, through Little Citizens,
Big Dreams, a special Independence Day Show & Tell activity designed to
help our young learners understand the joy and responsibility of being Indian
citizens.
The activity provided children with a joyful platform
to express their thoughts, share their dreams and speak confidently about the
India they envision. Through simple, age-appropriate conversations, the young
learners explored the values of patriotism, responsibility, kindness and love
for their nation.
The children enthusiastically spoke about meaningful
actions they could practise in their everyday lives-keeping their surroundings
clean, saving water, planting trees, helping others, respecting elders and
spreading kindness. Their innocent yet thoughtful responses reflected a
beautiful understanding of how small actions can contribute to building a
cleaner, greener, kinder and stronger India.
Beyond celebrating Independence Day, the Show &
Tell activity also nurtured essential early-years skills such as communication,
confidence, vocabulary, listening and self-expression. It encouraged every
child to find their voice and participate with enthusiasm.
The activity was a heartwarming celebration of young
minds, reminding us that the dreams of today’s little citizens can shape the
India of tomorrow. With confidence in their voices and dreams in their hearts,
our young Shalomites proudly celebrated the spirit of freedom and responsible
citizenship.
Shalom Presidency School
commemorated Kargil Vijay Diwas with a special assembly presented by the
students of Grade 1B on 27 July 2026. The young learners paid a heartfelt
tribute to the brave soldiers who safeguarded the nation's honour during the
Kargil War.
Through patriotic presentations and
thoughtful reflections, the students highlighted the significance of Kargil
Vijay Diwas, expressing gratitude for the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering
dedication of the Indian Armed Forces. The assembly concluded with a pledge to
uphold the values of integrity, responsibility, and patriotism, leaving
everyone inspired with a deep sense of national pride.
In collaboration with the
Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG), Shalom Presidency School organised a
Plantation Drive to foster environmental awareness and inspire students to
become responsible stewards of nature on 24.07.2026.
The initiative witnessed
enthusiastic participation from students, who planted more than 50 saplings
across the school campus. Through this hands-on activity, they gained a deeper
understanding of the importance of afforestation, biodiversity, and sustainable
living. The drive not only beautified the campus but also instilled a sense of
environmental responsibility among the young learners.
The programme concluded with
students taking a pledge to care for the newly planted saplings and continue
contributing towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future.
Shalom Presidency School
organised a special morning assembly on the theme "Unity in
Diversity", presented by the students of Grade 4 E, in the school conference
hall on July 22, 2026.
The assembly was
thoughtfully designed to highlight the importance of embracing diversity while
fostering unity among people of different languages, cultures, religions, and
traditions. Through a captivating blend of speeches, music, and performances,
the young presenters beautifully conveyed the message that India’s strength
lies in its diversity, much like a vibrant garden where every flower is unique
yet contributes to its collective beauty.
One of the highlights of the
programme was a musical skit that depicted harmony among different religions,
encouraging respect, acceptance, and peaceful coexistence. The students also
enthralled the audience with an energetic group dance to the inspiring song
"Jai Ho," celebrating the spirit of unity and patriotism.
The assembly concluded with
a heartfelt pledge, where students reaffirmed their commitment to respecting
every culture, valuing differences, and working together to build a more
inclusive and harmonious society.
Shalom Presidency School organised an Inter-House Millet Activity for students of Grades VI to VIII on 21 July 2026 in the Middle Wing Classrooms on the theme "Millet – The Grain of Goodness." The activity aimed to raise awareness of the nutritional value of millets and encourage students to adopt healthier, more sustainable eating habits.
Students from all the houses participated
enthusiastically, presenting an impressive variety of millet-based dishes
representing different states of India. The gallery walk showcased traditional
delicacies such as Ragi Mudde from Karnataka, Bajra Roti from Rajasthan, Jowar
Bhakri from Maharashtra, and Foxtail Millet Pongal from Tamil Nadu, reflecting
India's rich culinary heritage and the versatility of millets.
During their presentations, students highlighted the numerous health benefits of these ancient grains, explaining that millets are rich in fibre, protein, iron, and calcium, are naturally gluten-free, aid digestion, help manage diabetes, and strengthen overall immunity.
The activity also featured a segment on quick and easy millet recipes, including millet chilla, millet upma, and millet ladoo, inspiring students to incorporate these nutritious grains into their daily diets. Informative, interactive, and visually appealing, the event provided an excellent platform for experiential learning while reinforcing the importance of returning to traditional "super grains" for a healthier future.
The activity concluded with words of
appreciation from the teachers and judges, who commended the students for their
creativity, confident presentations, teamwork, and dedication, making the event
a resounding success.
To mark Bastille Day, the National Day of France, the students of Grade
7 A conducted a special morning assembly on Tuesday, 14 July 2026, in the
Conference Hall. The assembly was attended by Principal Ma'am and the teachers
and students of Grades 6–8.
The programme commenced with the Prayer and Shloka, followed by the
Thought of the Day in both English and French, and the presentation of
National, International, and Sports News. An informative speech highlighted the
historical significance of Bastille Day, commemorating the Storming of the
Bastille on 14 July 1789 and its enduring ideals of liberty, equality, and
fraternity. The assembly concluded with the melodious French song Chante la
Vie and a heartfelt Vote of Thanks, leaving the audience with a deeper
appreciation of French history, culture, and values.
Shalom Presidency School proudly hosted Shalom Harmonia MUN 2026,
a prestigious two-day Model United Nations Conference on 10th and 11th July
2026, bringing together 432 student delegates for an immersive
experience in diplomacy, leadership, and global collaboration. The conference
welcomed 385 delegates from the Shalom Group of Schools and 47
delegates from renowned institutions, including Lotus Valley International
School, Heritage Xperiential Learning School, Blue Bells School, DAV Public
School (Sector 14), Vasant Valley School, Shiv Nadar School, and Pathways
School.
The conference commenced with a grand Opening Ceremony graced by Honourable
Sherpa & Vice Chairman, Mr. Dennis George, Brigadier Jagmohan Verma,
SM, VSM (Veteran), Ms. Geetika Batra, and Ms. Latha Sundaram
Varghese. The ceremony featured a solemn prayer, the traditional Lamp
Lighting Ceremony, a captivating cultural performance, a Behind-the-Scenes
Harmonia video montage, and a Secretariat presentation showcasing months of
dedicated planning. In their inspiring addresses, the dignitaries encouraged
delegates to embrace integrity, empathy, meaningful dialogue, and responsible
leadership.
The conference was officially declared open by Director General,
Nandani Dalal, followed by committee guidelines delivered by Deputy
Secretary General, Achintya Gupta. Over two days, delegates engaged in
rigorous debates, negotiations, and resolution drafting across 13 committees,
including the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), United Nations
Security Council (UNSC), United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP),
and ten other specialised committees addressing contemporary global issues.
Throughout the conference, participants demonstrated exemplary research,
public speaking, critical thinking, diplomacy, and negotiation skills while
deliberating on pressing international challenges. The event provided a dynamic
platform for nurturing leadership, promoting international understanding, and
empowering students to become informed and responsible global citizens.
The resounding success of Shalom Harmonia MUN 2026 was further
strengthened by the generous support of over 14 sponsors and partners,
including Toyota MGF, Taco Bell, and KFC, whose contributions helped
make the conference a memorable and enriching experience for all.
Divine Air, and several other reputed organisations that contributed
significantly to the event's success.
The conference
culminated in a grand Awards and Results Ceremony, graced by Sherpa
& Vice-Chairman, Mr. Dennis George. Outstanding delegates, Executive
Board members, and participating school delegations were recognised for their
exemplary performances, dedication, and commitment to excellence throughout the
conference.
Shalom
Harmonia MUN 2026 concluded on a high note, leaving
delegates inspired to become informed, compassionate, and responsible global
citizens. The conference stood as a testament to Shalom Presidency School's
unwavering commitment to fostering academic excellence, leadership, diplomacy,
and meaningful global engagement.
In celebration of Van Mahotsav, Shalom Presidency School organised
Nature's Symphony: Van Mahotsav Hindi Kavita Vachan for the students of Grades
III–V on 7th July 2026. The event aimed to nurture environmental consciousness
while encouraging students to express their appreciation for nature through the
art of poetry.
The young participants, dressed in vibrant, nature-inspired attire,
captivated the audience with their expressive recitations and confident stage
presence. Their eloquent renditions, complemented by clear diction, effective
voice modulation, and meaningful expressions, beautifully conveyed the
importance of protecting trees, preserving biodiversity, and fostering
environmental responsibility.
Each performance reflected the students' creativity, dedication, and
deep understanding of the theme. The judges commended the participants for
their confidence, clarity of expression, and ability to communicate powerful
environmental messages through poetry.
The event concluded on an inspiring note, reinforcing the significance
of environmental conservation and motivating students to become responsible
stewards of nature. Nature's Symphony: Van Mahotsav Hindi Kavita Vachan served
as a meaningful platform that seamlessly blended literary expression with
environmental awareness, leaving a lasting impression on all those present.
The “Trash to Trendy and Treasure” Fashion
Show, held on 6th July 2026, was a vibrant celebration of creativity,
sustainability, and self-expression. Organised by the enthusiastic students of
Grade1 & 2 as part of Van Mahotsav, the event provided a meaningful
platform for children to showcase their imagination and concern for the
environment by designing and presenting outfits and waste out of waste products
made entirely from recycled materials.
Using items such as plastic bottles,
cardboard, fabric scraps, and newspapers, the students turned everyday waste
into stylish, eco-friendly attire and products . With joy and confidence, they
walked the ramp, proudly presenting their creations to an encouraging audience.
The event beautifully blended fashion
with environmental awareness, highlighting the importance of reusing and
recycling. It was a successful and inspiring celebration that nurtured
creativity, boosted confidence, and deepened the students’ appreciation for
nature and sustainability.
A spectacular magic show was conducted by Mr Jatinder Singh Babbar, a renowned magician, for the children of the Galaxy Wing on 21st May 2026.
It was a joyful and exciting experience for the little ones, as the hall echoed with laughter, curiosity and amazement throughout the show. Mr Babbar presented a variety of wonderful magic tricks, interactive activities and entertaining performances involving both teachers and students, making the event highly engaging and memorable.
The children participated enthusiastically, watching objects disappear and reappear, enjoying colourful props, magical surprises and humorous acts that kept them completely enthralled.
The event created an atmosphere of excitement and wonder, leaving the children cheerful and delighted. It was truly a perfect and memorable way to celebrate the beginning of the summer vacations.
दिनांक: 29 अप्रैल 2026
स्थान: विद्यालय प्रांगण
विद्यालय में दिनांक 29 अप्रैल 2026 को हिंदी कहानी वाचन प्रतियोगिता का सफलतापूर्वक आयोजन किया गया। इस प्रतियोगिता का मुख्य उद्देश्य विद्यार्थियों में हिंदी भाषा के प्रति रुचि विकसित करना, उनकी रचनात्मकता को बढ़ावा देना तथा अभिव्यक्ति कौशल को सुदृढ़ करना था। इस प्रतियोगिता में कक्षा 6 से 8 तक के विद्यार्थियों ने उत्साहपूर्वक भाग लिया। विद्यार्थियों ने अपनी कल्पनाशक्ति, सृजनात्मकता एवं आत्मविश्वास का परिचय देते हुए रोचक, प्रेरणादायक तथा ज्ञानवर्धक कहानियाँ प्रस्तुत कीं। निर्णायक मंडल द्वारा विद्यार्थियों का मूल्यांकन भाषा-शैली, विषय- वस्तु, प्रस्तुति, उच्चारण, आत्मविश्वास तथा मौलिकता के आधार पर किया गया। सभी प्रतिभागियों ने उत्कृष्ट प्रदर्शन कर प्रतियोगिता को अत्यंत सफल बनाया। प्रतियोगिता के अंत में उत्कृष्ट प्रदर्शन करने वाले विद्यार्थियों को प्रथम, द्वितीय एवं तृतीय स्थान प्रदान किए गए तथा उन्हें प्रमाण-पत्र देकर सम्मानित किया गया।
विजेताओं के नाम
प्रथम पुरस्कार
द्वितीय पुरस्कार
तृतीय पुरस्कार
Shalom Presidency School commemorated Labour Day on 30 April 2026 with meaningful activities that reflected gratitude, respect, and inclusivity. Students from Grades I to VIII, along with the Galaxy Wing, actively participated in creating heartfelt gratitude cards, which were presented to the support staff as a token of appreciation.
A special assembly was conducted to highlight the dignity of labour. Students delivered a thoughtful speech and collectively took a pledge to respect and value every individual’s contribution. The Student Council members from Grades IX and X also played an active role in expressing gratitude and distributing appreciation tokens.
To make the day memorable, engaging activities such as a football match and Musical Chairs were organised for the support staff, creating moments of joy and celebration. Additionally, students from the Galaxy Wing distributed food items to guards and support staff, reinforcing the spirit of care and empathy.
The celebration served as a meaningful reminder of the invaluable contributions of every member of the school community, nurturing respect and gratitude among students.
Shalom Presidency School commemorated Earth Day on 22 April 2026 with great zeal, fostering a deep sense of environmental responsibility among students through engaging and experiential learning activities.
Students of Grade 3 enthusiastically participated in making seed bombs, understanding how small efforts can contribute to enhancing greenery and maintaining ecological balance. Grade 4 students explored the concept of sustainability by creating compost jars, gaining hands-on insight into effective waste management and the importance of recycling organic matter.
A specially curated Terrarium-Making Workshop provided students with an opportunity to design their own miniature ecosystems using plants, soil, and creative elements. This activity beautifully blended creativity with learning, reinforcing the idea of sustainable living.
Grade 5 students took part in an interactive workshop followed by a plantation drive, where they planted saplings and pledged to care for and protect the environment.
The celebration stood as a meaningful initiative, nurturing environmental consciousness and inspiring students to take small yet significant steps towards building a greener and more sustainable future.
Shalom Presidency celebrated the vibrant festival of Baisakhi with a special assembly conducted by Grade 5 on 15th April in the Conference Hall. The presentation was filled with enthusiasm and beautifully showcased the cultural richness of the festival.
The assembly began with a warm introduction, followed by the Thought of the Day, highlighting the importance of hard work and perseverance. A meaningful speech further enlightened the audience about Baisakhi as a harvest festival and its historical significance, fostering awareness among students.
The highlight of the programme was a lively and engaging dance performance that captured the joy of farmers during the harvest season, spreading a message of gratitude and celebration. The students performed with great confidence and energy, leaving the audience mesmerised. The assembly concluded on a cheerful note, enriching everyone with deeper cultural understanding and positivity. The efforts and coordination of the students were truly commendable, making the event both informative and delightful.
A delightful puppet show was conducted on 02 April 2026 for the students of Grades I and II, creating an engaging and joyful learning experience through storytelling and visual performance.
The young learners displayed great enthusiasm and remained actively involved throughout the session. The puppet show not only entertained them but also enhanced their listening skills, imagination, and understanding of moral values in an interactive and enjoyable manner.
Overall, the activity proved to be a great success and was thoroughly enjoyed by all the students, making learning both meaningful and fun.
The White Canvas Young CEO Programme - Season 2 Product Launch was a dynamic and forward-looking event that showcased the entrepreneurial potential, creativity, and growing confidence of students. Structured as a formal launch ceremony, the event seamlessly brought together leadership addresses, product unveilings, and student-led presentations, reflecting a strong culture of experiential learning and innovation.
The ceremony commenced with a formal welcome and lamp lighting, followed by an insightful address by Mr. Samaresh Shah, setting the tone for innovation and enterprise. The highlight of the event was the launch of student-developed products and the announcement of Season 3, marking both culmination and continuity of the initiative. Student teams – Pánna, Kintsugi Kala, Datte, and Kaladori – further articulated their journey with remarkable ownership and clarity of thought, showcasing not only meaningful products but also compelling, impact-driven narratives that reflected strong entrepreneurial intent and purpose.
Their products reflected the initiative’s success in fostering confidence, leadership, and innovation among learners.
Additionally, the quality of student engagement stood out prominently. Participants displayed enhanced enthusiasm, improved articulation, and a genuine sense of ownership toward their ideas—signaling a shift from passive participation to active entrepreneurial thinking.
Parents expressed immense pride and admiration, watching their children step into the role of young entrepreneurs at such a tender age, leaving them truly awe-inspired by their confidence, creativity, and sense of purpose. The entire journey is indeed a powerful testament to the limitless potential that unfolds when the right opportunities meet the right guidance.
As part of the Life Skills program, students participated in a role-play activity designed to develop and reinforce effective listening skills. Through interactive scenarios, they explored various types of listening skills. The activity demonstrated how poor listening can lead to miscommunication, while good listening builds trust and clarity. Students practiced techniques like maintaining eye contact, using verbal affirmations, and avoiding distractions. The session offered a practical and engaging way to strengthen one of the most essential life skills for personal and social growth.
Grade XII students actively participated in a debate activity during their Psychology class, engaging with the thought-provoking topic: "Is intelligence primarily influenced by genetic (nature) or environmental (nurture) factors?" The debate not only deepened their understanding of a key psychological concept but also enhanced their critical thinking, reasoning, and communication skills. Through well-researched arguments and collaborative discussions, students arrived at the conclusion that intelligence is shaped by an interplay of both heredity and environment. The activity fostered a nuanced perspective and encouraged evidence-based thinking, making it a highly impactful learning experience.
The GIDE Assessment held on Friday, May 9, 2025, for Grades X and XII was conducted successfully, with minimal technical interruptions. This initiative played a significant role in helping students reflect on their aptitudes, skills, and potential career paths. Grade X students found the insights into their strengths meaningful, while Grade XII students valued the tailored university and scholarship recommendations. The assessment reinforced the school’s commitment to early career guidance. Overall, it proved to be effective tool in supporting students' future readiness.
A workshop on Managing Excessive Content Consumption was conducted on 16 April 2025 for students of Grades VIII–XII. The session aimed to raise awareness about digital overuse and its impact on mental wellbeing. Students learned about the concept of ‘Brain Rot’ through an engaging video explanation. Each student was guided to develop a personalised ‘Reset Plan’ to manage their screen time. The workshop emphasised the importance of mindful digital habits and maintaining mental health.
A CUET Workshop was conducted on 30 April 2025 for Grade XII students via an online platform, focusing on the current academic year's students and the 2024–25 Grade XII Batch. The session provided valuable insights into the exam pattern, application process, and preparation tools for CUET. Led interactively by the school counsellor and alumini support from Ms. Krishangi, it addressed key student concerns and clarified common doubts. The workshop aimed to equip students with strategic awareness and readiness for CUET. It also highlighted the need for future offline sessions to enhance engagement and participation.
GIDE.AI Orientation Session was held on Friday, 4th April, featuring Mr. Abhishek Gupta, a professional speaker and counsellor, in collaboration with the GIDE.AI platform. This initiative reflects the school’s belief that career guidance is not a one-time event, but an essential, ongoing part of a child’s education and future planning. By embedding it into the school system, we ensure that students are not only academically competent but also life-ready and future-focused.
As part of the school’s commitment to providing holistic development and future readiness, a structured initiative has been integrated into the academic framework to offer comprehensive career guidance and counselling to students.
Shalom Presidency School conducted the morning assembly on 01 April 2026 in the school auditorium for students of Grades III to V. The assembly began with great enthusiasm, extending a warm welcome to all students, especially the new admissions, making them feel comfortable and valued as part of the school community.
A special segment was dedicated to introducing the new students. Each student was warmly greeted, fostering a sense of belonging and helping them build confidence among their peers. The assembly also featured an engaging quiz session that encouraged active participation and made learning enjoyable and interactive. Adding to the vibrancy of the event was a lively dance performance by the teachers, which filled the auditorium with joy and excitement while strengthening the bond between students and teachers.
Overall, the assembly was a delightful blend of learning, interaction, and entertainment, setting a positive and welcoming tone for the students at the beginning of the session.