JAIPUR JOURNEYS: Exploring the Pink CityGrades IV and VI
JAIPUR JOURNEYS: Exploring the Pink CityGrades IV and VI
RANTHAMBORE CHRONICLES Grade VGrade V learners participated in anexhilarating two-night, three-day RocksportResidential Programme at Ranthambore. Thejourney combined adventure and learning,beginning with a joyful road trip and a thrillingforest safari where students observed wildlifeand identified pug marks. A visit to the historicRanthambore Fort offered insights into courageand heritage. Camp activities such as raftbuilding, high rope course, strategy games, andtrust-based challenges fostered teamwork,resilience, and confidence. Evenings were filledwith bonding, reflection, and celebration underthe stars. The Ranthambore experience provedto be a transformative journey, nurturing selfreliance, camaraderie, and a deeper connectionwith nature.
RANTHAMBORE CHRONICLESGrade V
AGRA TALESGrade VIII“Travellling leaves you speechless, then turnsyou into a storyteller.”The enthusiastic learners of Grade VIIIembarked on an enriching educationalexcursion to Agra from 25th to 27th October2025. The journey included visits to thehistoric Agra Fort, the iconic Taj Mahal, andthe architectural splendour of Fatehpur Sikri,where learners gained insight into Mughal artand history. Awe-inspiring monuments,engaging narratives, and cultural explorationbrought history vividly to life. The tripconcluded with a joyful shopping experienceand lively celebrations. The excursion leftlearners inspired, culturally enriched, andfilled with memories that will shape theirstories for years to come.
AGRA TALESGrade VIIIWith hearts full of joy and minds enriched with learning, the young travelers returned home carrying memories to cherish for a lifetime.
AGRA TALESGrade VIII
JAIPUR DIARIESGrade IX“Look deep into nature, and then you willunderstand everything better.” – EinsteinLotus Valley International School organised anenriching three-day residential RockSport trip toJaipur, focusing on adventure, heritage, and personalgrowth. Learners engaged in skill-building activitiesand a textile factory visit, followed by reflectivejournaling, a bonfire, and stargazing. The highlight ofthe second day was a thrilling jeep safari to aLeopard Reserve and a visit to the majestic AmberPalace, offering insights into Rajasthan’s royal legacy.The final day featured a strategic guerrilla warfareactivity that fostered leadership and problem-solvingskills. The trip proved to be a meaningful blend ofexperiential learning, teamwork, and lastingmemories.
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF HARMONY BETWEEN MANIPUR AND HARYANAArt-Integrated Interdisciplinary ActivityPsychology as a Bridge Between TraditionsCulture became a classroom as Grade XI Psychology learners presented the artintegrated activity ‘The Psychology of Harmony Between Manipur and Haryana’.Guided by subject experts, the showcase examined cultural parallels throughtherapeutic art forms and psychological insight. Carefully sequenced segmentsblended heritage, creativity, and reflective learning, opening with a conciseintroduction to the traditions of both states. The presentation celebrated diversitywhile reinforcing the psychological foundations of harmony, empathy, and sharedhuman experience.
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF HARMONY BETWEEN MANIPUR AND HARYANAArt-Integrated Interdisciplinary ActivityTherapy in Motion, Culture in ExpressionHealing took artistic form as the segment unfolded through food, art, andmovement. Food Therapy highlighted Manipuri culinary traditions and the role ofmindful eating in emotional well-being. Art Therapy followed, featuring traditionalManipuri forms and a live coloured-canvas creation by Mr Deepak, HOD – Arts,capturing cultural vibrance. The experience culminated in Dance Therapy, wheresoulful Manipuri performances by the Performing Arts Department revealedmovement as restoration. An interactive learner-led quiz brought the session to anenergetic close, celebrating the power of interdisciplinary learning.
CRUISING THE WORLD
EDUCATIONAL TRIP TO SINGAPORETwenty-four students of Lotus Valley International School went on a six-day educational trip to Singapore from 30th October to 4th November 2025 with Dr. Suman Lata and Mrs. Anita Malhotra. The tour included visits to the Merlion, Chinatown, Raffles Hotel, Singapore Science Centre, Omni-Theatre, Flower Dome, Cloud Forest, Universal Studios, and Singapore Flyer, offering learning, cultural exposure, and team bonding.
EDUCATIONAL TRIP TO SINGAPORE
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
TAMANA FASHION SHOW 2025-Fashion Unbound Sunday, 10th August 2025 markeda celebration of diversity, dignity,and inclusion at the TamanaFashion Show held at Hyatt, NewDelhi. The annual event wasorganised by Dr. Shayama Chonain collaboration with FDCI. LotusValley International Schoolstudents Stavya Khurana andAngel Gomez walked the rampwith Tamana Special Students.The inclusion walk featureddesigners and dignitariessupporting diversity and sharedhumanity. Director Principal Mrs.Anita Malhotra accompanied thestudents. Chairperson Mrs.Jaspreet Kaur and MemberManaging Committee Mrs.Sureena Uppal were also present.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL COUNSELLOR FAMILIARISATION TOUR 2025 :University of MelbourneDr. Sangeeta Goyal, careercounsellor at Lotus ValleyInternational School,attended the InternationalSchool CounsellorFamiliarisation Tour 2025 atthe University of Melbourne,Australia from 12th to 20thAugust. The programmeincluded workshops, facultyinteractions, networking, andthe university’s Open Day,enriching her understandingof global educationpathways. The experiencewas supported by DirectorPrincipal Ms. Anita Malhotra.
SPIC MACAY – VIDUSHI KAVITA DWIBEDI JIUnder SPIC MACAY, Lotus ValleyInternational School hosted an Odissi dancerecital by Vidushi Kavita Dwibedi Ji,accompanied by Shri Prashant Behera, ShriPrashant Mangaraj, and Shri GopinathSwain. Grades VIII and IX witnessed thespiritual and artistic essence of Odissi,learned about Bhava, Bhakti, and Rasa, andinteracted with the artiste, whoemphasized youth’s role in preservingIndia’s cultural heritage.
SPIC MACAY – VIDUSHI KAVITA DWIBEDI JI
THE LIFE OF GAUTAMA BUDDHAOperatic Stage Production by Lushin Dubey & Bubbles SabharwalStaging Compassion: The Life of Gautama BuddhaA contemplative cultural experience unfolded on 29 November 2025 as learners andteachers of Lotus Valley International School, Gurugram witnessed The Life of GautamaBuddha at Dr Ambedkar International Centre, Janpath. Scripted and directed by LushinDubey and Bubbles Sabharwal, the operatic production blended evocative dance,shadow play, and a rich soundscape spanning Western classical music and Vedic chants.With Sid Makkar as Buddha and Suparna Moitra as Yashodhara, the performanceoffered a restrained, luminous exploration of karuna rasa, leaving young audiencesreflective and deeply moved by Buddha’s enduring philosophy.
TEACHERS EXCURSION29th November 2025
TEACHERS EXCURSION29th November 2025
TEACHERS’ DAY AT LOTUS VALLEY: A Day of Festivities and BonhomieAn Ode to the Pillars of LearningTeachers’ Day celebrations unfolded with warmth and splendour at Lotus Valley,as faculty members gathered in the auditorium to mark the occasion. Theprogramme came alive with spirited dance performances, soulful music, creativeskits, and engaging compering, filling the space with cheer. An impromptu rampwalk emerged as a delightful highlight, adding sparkle to the celebrations. Themanagement hosted a gracious sit-down luncheon in the cafeteria, warmlyreceived by the faculty. Director-Principal Anita ma’am commended the teachers’unwavering dedication and shared plans to recognise their commitment, makingthe day truly memorable.
SKILL EDUCATION
SKILL EDUCATION - WHERE SKILLS TAKE FLIGHT BEYOND THE CLASSROOMSenior Wing: October- December 2025SKILL EDUCATION - WHERE SKILLS TAKE FLIGHT BEYOND THE CLASSROOMSenior Wing: October- December 2025
SKILL EDUCATIONSenior Wing: October- December 2025SKILL EDUCATIONSenior Wing: October- December 2025
SKILL EDUCATIONSenior Wing: October- December 2025
Special days
‘WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY’Grades IV-XII‘WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY’Grades IV-XIILotus Valley International School,Gurugram observed World MentalHealth Day with a week-longprogramme for Grades IV–XIIpromoting empathy and resilience.Younger students engaged inmindfulness activities, whileGrades VI–VIII explored resilience,teamwork, and decision-makingthrough interactive games. GradesIX and X expressed self-awarenessthrough art and storytelling. Seniorstudents of Grades XI and XII wrotereflective “Letters to Self” focusingon healing and inner strength. Theactivities encouraged creativity,connection, and care.
‘WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY’Grades IV-XII‘WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY’Grades IV-XII
WORLD FOOD DAY CSOI-New DelhiLotus Valley International School, Gurugramparticipated in World Food Day 2025 and FoodFuture Foundation Day at CSOI, New Delhi.Organised by CoFTI, the event broughttogether school leaders and dignitaries,including Mr. Pawan Agarwal. Discussionsfocused on integrating food and lifestyleeducation in schools. The highlight was theactive participation of Lotus Valley students.They presented the “21 Habits March” and ademonstration on the role of protein in abalanced diet. The engaging presentationenergized the session and involved schoolprincipals interactively.
WORLD FOOD DAY CSOI-New DelhiMrs. Ruchi Joshi, Vice Principal of Lotus Valley International School, highlighted theschool’s pioneering role in launching the Eat Well. Live Well. Programme, integratingfood and health education into daily learning.The event showcased Lotus Valley students as emerging change makers, inspiringothers to work towards better food and a healthier future.
NATIONAL UNITY DAYGrades IV–XIINATIONAL UNITY DAYGrades IV–XIILotus Valley International School, Gurugram celebrated Rashtriya Ekta Diwas on 31stOctober, engaging Grades IV–XII in activities reflecting Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’sideals. The day included a March Past, choir performance, sports events, UnityBadges, Letters to Patel, debates, street plays, and heritage quizzes. Vice Principal Ms.Ruchi Joshi highlighted the importance of unity and teamwork, and the celebrationconcluded by reaffirming solidarity, resilience, and national unity.
CELEBRATING 150 GLORIOUS YEARS OF VANDE MATARAM!The school commemorated 150 years of Vande Mataram - India's National Songwith great reverence. Learners across all grades delved into the original Bengalilyrics, and connected with the song’s enduring spirit of patriotism. Thecelebration was a heartfelt tribute to the timeless anthem written by BankimChandra Chatterjee, that continues to unite and inspire generations.
RASHTRIYA JANJATIYA DIWAS 2025Grades – IV to XIILotus Valley International School, Gurugram observed Rashtriya Janjatiya Diwas 2025as part of Janjatiya Gaurav Pakhwada (1st–15th November). Grades IV–XIIparticipated in tribal art (Warli, Gond, Sohrai), folk dances, virtual museum tours,documentaries, quizzes, street plays, and presentations to learn about tribal heritage,leaders, and contributions. The celebration fostered creativity, cultural respect,inclusivity, and social awareness.
CHILDREN’S DAY CELEBRATIONGrade V learners celebrated the Pen Launching Ceremony on Children’s Day with the“Pen Power Wall” activity. Students created comic strips, wrote speech bubbles, andcomposed pledges using their new pens. All creations were displayed on the PenPower Wall, showcasing their creativity. The event fostered collaboration, thoughtfulexpression, and appreciation of the power of writing, inspiring students to uselanguage responsibly and imaginatively.
NATIONAL CONSTITUTION DAY Lotus Valley InternationalSchool, Gurugram celebratedNational Constitution Day withactivities for Grades IV–XI.Younger learners participated inquizzes and simplified thePreamble, while Grade VII helda mini-parliament debate.Grades VIII and IX createdposters, collages, and a UnityWall showcasing visions of“India of My Dreams.”Grade XI took part in a heritagequiz to appreciate India’sdiverse culture.The celebration fosteredknowledge, unity, equality, andcommitment to a better India.
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Grades IV-IX, XITo celebrate the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Lotus ValleyInternational School, Gurugram, organised meaningful and inclusive activities acrossall grades. To nurture empathy and respect, students viewed the short film Ian,which portrays a young boy with cerebral palsy and underscores the value ofacceptance and social inclusion. Learners of Grades IV and V illustrated scenes fromthe film and suggested simple design or behavioural changes to make spaces moreinclusive. Grade VI attempted the Non-Dominant Hand Challenge, while Grade VIIdesigned posters and Grade VIII created collages on inclusivity. Senior learners ofGrades IX and XI produced a collective ’Voices of Inclusion’ collage. The celebrationreaffirmed the school’s commitment to fostering a compassionate, inclusive, andequitable learning environment.
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Grades IV-IX, XI
ACCOLADES & ACHIEVEMENTS
LOTUS JUNIOR CRICKET CUP & SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP28th-29th OCTOBER 2025LOTUS JUNIOR CRICKET CUP & SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP28th-29th OCTOBER 2025Lotus Valley International School,Gurugram hosted the Lotus Junior CricketCup and Skating Championship 2025 on28th-29th October at the School Greens.The event began with a March Past, theinaugural song “Junoon”, and an ArtisticSkating Dance Performance. Mrs. AnitaMalhotra, Director Principal, led the Oathtaking Ceremony and balloon release. Thechampionship featured cricket matchesand skating races, highlighting energy,coordination, and teamwork, andconcluded by celebrating both victoriesand sportsmanship.
LOTUS JUNIOR CRICKET CUP & SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP28th-29th OCTOBER 2025LOTUS JUNIOR CRICKET CUP & SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP28th-29th OCTOBER 2025
LOTUS JUNIOR CRICKET CUP & SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP28th-29th OCTOBER 2025LOTUS JUNIOR CRICKET CUP & SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP28th-29th OCTOBER 2025
INTER-SCHOOL AQUATIC MEET TOURNAMENTMaking Waves at the ‘Lotus Aquatic Meet 2025–26’Aquatic prowess surged as Lotus Valley International School hosted the InterSchool ‘Lotus Aquatic Meet 2025–26’ on 19 August 2025 for U-8, U-10, and U-12categories. Over 200 swimmers from 25 reputed schools across Delhi NCRcompeted with focus, grit, and sportsmanship across freestyle, backstroke,breaststroke, and individual medley events. The meet commenced with amelodious welcome, followed by an encouraging address by Director-PrincipalAnita ma’am. HDFC School, Gurugram claimed the rolling trophy, with GD GoenkaPublic School, Sector 48, Gurugram as runners-up, marking the day as a celebrationof discipline, endurance, and youthful sporting spirit.
INTERSCHOOL COMPETITION AT SANSKRITI8th and 9th October 2025INTERSCHOOL COMPETITION AT SANSKRITI8th and 9th October 2025Lotus Valley International School, Gurugram excelled at Infinity@Sanskriti, securing the Overall Champion’s Trophy along with the Indira Verma Trophy for the Most Enthusiastic Participation. The two-day interschool event was held at Sanskriti School, Chanakyapuri on 8th and 9th October 2025.Learners showcased outstanding performances across a variety of events, including Debate, Nukkad Natak, Mathematics, Dance, Music, and Investment & Commerce, displaying confidence, teamwork, and zeal. This achievement reflects their dedication and the supportive environment fostered by our mentors.Heartiest congratulations to all the learners for making the school proud.
INTERSCHOOL COMPETITION AT SANSKRITI8th and 9th October 2025INTERSCHOOL COMPETITION AT SANSKRITI8th and 9th October 2025
TERM II SAMARITANS:October-MarchThe Heart of Student Wellbeing!The school proudly introduced its Term-II Samaritans, who will continue to promotecompassion, leadership, and service within the school community. The Term-ISamaritans set a strong foundation by spreading awareness on mental health,hygiene, school discipline, and anti-bullying, while also supporting peers in managingexam-related anxiety.As the new Samaritans assumed their roles, they were encouraged to think creatively,collaborate effectively, and build upon this inspiring legacy. Warm wishes wereextended to all Term-II Samaritans as they embraced their responsibilities withempathy and enthusiasm.
LOGIQIDS MENTAL APTITUDE OLYMPIADGrade I - IX “Reasoning is the path that turns information into understanding.”Learners enthusiastically participated in the LogIQids Mental Aptitude Olympiad, whichfostered logical reasoning, critical thinking, and problem-solving beyond the textbook.The well-designed challenges enabled students to apply their analytical skills and thinkcreatively.Several learners delivered outstanding performances, reflecting sharp reasoning andkeen observation. It is a proud moment to share that two trophies were won by AarushGarg (Grade I – Flamingo) and Sanjay Jain (Grade IV – Mahogany), along with a total of 41medals across Grades I to IX.
VIDMUN 2025!4th to 5th October 2025VIDMUN 2025!4th to 5th October 2025Lotus Valley International School, Gurugram Excels at VIDMUN 2025The school showcased an outstanding performance at VID Model United Nations2025, hosted by Manav Rachna International School on 4th–5th October 2025.Competing among over 200 delegates, the learners demonstrated exemplary confidence, and analytical skills while debating key global and national issues.The school was honoured with the Best School Delegation Award, reflecting thededication, teamwork, and leadership of its delegates.Individual Laurels:•Best Delegate (SCC): Fiona Gomez•Best Delegate (UNEP): Advaith Adarsh Kurup•Special Mentions: Prisha Gupta (UNEP), Tanish Thakur (UNGA), Avanya Khanna (LokSabha)•High Commendation (International Press): Jayan Sunil•Best Journalist: Shyla Tyagi•Honourable Mention (Lok Sabha): Yuvan Ranjan
INTERSCHOOL MATHEMATICS EVENTLotus Valley International School, Gurugram Excels at ‘Mathability’ — AnInterschool Mathematics EventLearners from Lotus Valley International School, Gurugram showcased excellentmathematical aptitude at the interschool mathematics event Mathability, organizedby Gyan Bharti School, Saket. Ayanshi Jain (Grade VI, Godavari) won a Bronze Medal,while Ekaansh Agarwal (Grade IX, Kamet) secured a Gold Medal with his outstandinganalytical and problem-solving skills.The school congratulates both learners on their commendable achievements.
STATE & NATIONAL SPORTS CHAMPIONS Gymnastics & Lawn TennisOur learners brought great honour to the schoolwith their outstanding performances at State andNational-level championships.•Aahana Wali (Grade IV – Mahogany) won Silverand Bronze medals in the Clubs andRibbons events at the CBSE National RhythmicGymnastics Championship, Shirdi, Maharashtra.•Jaisvi Rao (Grade VI – Brahmaputra) secureda Gold Medal at the 58th SGFI Haryana StateGymnastics Championship, Ambala Cantt.•Veer Guliani (Grade VI – Godavari) won a GoldMedal at the Haryana State Tennis PremierLeague, Palam Vihar, Gurugram.•Shaurya Bansal (Grade VI – Godavari) clincheda Gold Medal in the Tennis Junior Cup (U-14),Palam Vihar, Gurugram.•Sanchit Galhotra (Grade V – Cedars) won a GoldMedal in the Tennis Junior Cup (U-12), PalamVihar, Gurugram.Congratulations to all the champions for theirdedication, sporting spirit, and for bringinglaurels to the school.