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Inter House Boardroom Case Study Presentation

“The Art of Competition: Business Strategies in Emerging Markets”

The Commerce Department successfully conducted the Inter House Boardroom Case Study Presentation titled “The Art of Competition: Business Strategies in Emerging Markets” on 21st November 2025 in the Board Room. Four house teams- Oak, Maple, Ebony, and Cedar- presented strategic analyses on leading companies: Zudio, HUL, Nike, and Eternal Ltd., respectively.

Students showcased exceptional analytical skills, teamwork, and a clear understanding of competitive strategies relevant to emerging markets. Their presentations were well-structured, data-driven, and reflective of corporate boardroom standards.

The judges commended the participants for their confidence, clarity, and practical application of business concepts. The event concluded on a highly successful note, offering students a meaningful platform to develop strategic thinking and professional presentation skills.

Talent Hunt Round 2: Where Creativity Took Centre Stage

The second round of the much-awaited Talent Hunt Competition for Grades III–V lit up the stage on 4 October 2025 with unmatched zeal and excitement. After the spectacular show in Round 1, the shortlisted young stars returned with even greater energy, ready to dazzle the audience with their artistry.

This event was the brainchild of our Founder, Dr. Mrs. Lilly George, whose vision to nurture every child’s innate potential guided us in shaping the Talent Hunt. Under her inspiration, the team worked with dedication and passion, making the event a resounding success.

The presence of our respected Sherpa & Vice Chairman-Mr. Dennis George added an aura of inspiration to the event. His warm words of encouragement uplifted the spirits of every participant, reminding them that true talent lies in expressing oneself fearlessly.

The auditorium transformed into a canvas of talent—melodious voices filled the air, rhythmic dance steps set the stage ablaze, soulful poetry recitations stirred emotions, instruments played in perfect harmony, and innovative acts kept everyone on the edge of their seats. Each performance was not just an act, but a reflection of the students’ confidence, imagination, and sheer determination to shine.

Report- Fashion with a Purpose – When Creativity Meets Sustainability

The “Trash to Trendy and Treasure” Fashion Show, held on 7th July 2025, was a vibrant celebration of creativity, sustainability, and self-expression. Organised by the enthusiastic students of Grade 1 & 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.

Bio Connect: Hospital Exposure Programme

Students of Shalom Presidency School participated in the one-day “Bio Connect: Hospital Exposure Programme” at Medanta Hospital, Sector 38, Gurugram, on 21^st 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.