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    <publishDate>Mon, 09 Nov 2026 06:00:48 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>Festival of Lights Brings GIIS KL Community Together in Joyful Celebration</title>
      <link>https://news.globalindianschool.org/kuala lumpur/festival-of-lights-brings-giis-kl-community-together-in-joyful-celebration</link>
      <description><![CDATA[The GIIS KL field came alive with color, rhythm, and festivity on the morning of November 5, 2026, as students and teachers from Kindergarten to Grade 12, representing both the CBSE and Cambridge curriculums, gathered for the annual Deepavali Assembly. The vibrant event celebrated the Festival of Lights by providing a dynamic platform for students to showcase their talents in music and dance while fostering cultural appreciation, self-confidence, and a sense of shared community.The assembly opened with a warm, festive atmosphere as the student body and faculty assembled to mark the occasion. The cultural proceedings commenced with a soul-stirring Deepavali song performed by the Music 6–12 group, setting a joyful tone for the morning. This was followed by an energetic opening dance routine presented by Class 12, which officially kicked off a packed sequence of student performances.As the program progressed, classes across all grade levels took to the stage to present their acts. Year 2 delighted the audience with their lively "Mix Deepavali" performance, while Class 3 captured the essence of the festival through "Dee Dee Deepavali." Class 6 added to the cultural richness with a graceful dance set to "Mangalam Oli Veesum." The high-energy momentum continued with the Class 11 girls delivering a spirited performance to "Pista Radima and Yashnagola," Cambridge Grade 5 entertaining the crowd with the "Jailer Song," the Class 11 boys captivating everyone with their "Boys Godmode" routine, and Cambridge Grade 7 bringing the performances to a grand conclusion with "London Dhamaka."Beyond artistic expression, the assembly embodied several key educational framework pillars, aligning with the 9 Gems focus on Visual and Performing Arts, Personality Development, Universal Values and Ethics, Community and Care, and Skill Development, as well as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for Good Health and Well-being, Quality Education, and Reduced Inequalities. The morning concluded with heartfelt appreciation for the participants' creative dedication, teamwork, and festive spirit, leaving the GIIS KL community united in celebration. ]]></description>
      <publishDate>Sun, 08 Nov 2026 02:48:57 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>Bridging Borders through Education: GIIS KL Hosts India–Malaysia School Leaders’ Visit 2026</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[GIIS KL marked a significant milestone in international educational collaboration as it warmly welcomed 25 distinguished school principals from across India on Tuesday, 20 October 2026. Held at the GIIS KL auditorium, the event celebrated the enduring educational connections, cultural appreciation, and cross-border friendship shared between India and Malaysia.Hosted by the Cambridge Department under the leadership of Ms. Kay Raj, Cambridge Segment Coordinator (Events & Assembly), the welcoming ceremony highlighted the school’s dedication to holistic learning and international unity. The visiting delegates were greeted with a traditional Malaysian welcome, accompanied by the rhythmic beats of the Kompang and the vibrant colors of Bunga Manggar. The formal proceedings in the auditorium commenced with the solemn rendition of Malaysia’s national anthem, Negaraku. Following the opening, Year 5 students Hakshita and Yashvaran captivated the audience with a welcome poetry recital that expressed themes of unity, friendship, and cultural harmony. Year 9 students further enriched the celebration with a lively cultural dance performance, showcasing their artistic expression and appreciation for Malaysia's rich heritage.In her welcoming address, the Principal of GIIS KL, Ms. Dipti Joshna emphasized the critical role of educational leadership and global partnerships in shaping the future of education. The visit provided the guest principals an immersive opportunity to discover Malaysia’s multicultural identity, including its traditional attire, culinary arts, national languages, and local customs. Expressing deep gratitude for the warm hospitality, many visiting leaders shared their enthusiasm to explore more of Malaysia and expressed hopes for future institutional collaborations.The event aligned closely with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically SDG 4 (Quality Education) and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals), by fostering global learning networks. It also embodied GIIS's 9 Gems framework across multiple facets such as Academic Excellence, Personality Development and Entrepreneurship & Leadership.The occasion also reflected Ms. Kay Raj's vision of developing GIIS KL into a vibrant educational and cultural hub, where education goes beyond textbooks and classrooms, allowing visitors, teachers, and students from different countries to experience, understand, and appreciate Malaysia's unique identity. The India–Malaysia School Leaders’ Visit 2026 reinforced the fundamental belief that a school is more than a place of academic instruction, it is a space where cultures connect, friendships deepen, and global relationships flourish. ]]></description>
      <publishDate>Fri, 06 Nov 2026 12:49:54 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>Spooktacular Halloween Assembly 2026 Unites GIIS KL Community</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[On 2 November 2026, GIIS KL came alive with festive energy as students from both the CBSE and Cambridge curricula gathered for the annual Halloween Assembly. The vibrant morning brought together the entire school community to celebrate creativity, self-expression, and artistic talent across all grade levels.The assembly commenced with a warm welcome from student emcees Harlee of Grade 12B and Medha of Grade 12C. High school students from Grades 9 to 12 kicked off the performances with a Halloween Fashion Show, strutting down the runway in imaginative costumes. Their confidence and creative looks were evaluated by a distinguished panel of four judges comprising Arya Ahir, Lakshman Premkumar, Ishika Kini, and Suhani Singh.The excitement continued as the younger learners from Grades 1 and 2 took center stage with a delightful dance performance that captivated the audience. Students of Grades 3 to 5 then displayed their festive attire during the Halloween Parade, followed by the Grades 6 to 8 Halloween Mask Parade, which showcased remarkable handcrafted artistry and imagination.Adding to the dynamic lineup, Year 9 students energized the crowd with a rhythmic dance performance. The celebration culminated in a special Halloween Fashion Walk featuring Cambridge students across all year groups, bringing together learners of different ages in a unified display of Halloween spirit.The event concluded with a vote of thanks honoring the judges, participants, teachers, organizers, and supporting staff whose hard work made the assembly a success. By fostering collaboration, confidence, and an appreciation for the visual and performing arts, the event embodied the core principles of the 9 Gems framework; including Visual and Performing Arts, Personality Development, Innovation and Creativity, Universal Values and Ethics, Community and Care, and Skill Development, while aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for Good Health and Well-Being, Quality Education, and Reduced Inequalities. ]]></description>
      <publishDate>Wed, 04 Nov 2026 19:27:19 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>Vibrant Rhythms and Cultural Unity: GIIS KL Celebrates Navratri with a Special Assembly</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[The GIIS KL Field transformed into a canvas of color, music, and joyful celebration on October 30, 2026, as students and faculty from Grade KG to 12 across both CBSE and Cambridge curricula gathered for a Navratri special assembly. Beyond its festive charm, Navratri serves as a meaningful occasion for reflection, self-discipline, and inner growth, inviting the entire school community to embody essential values such as courage, wisdom, and compassion through its sacred tradition of nine night-long observances.Aligning with the school’s 9 Gems holistic learning framework under Gem 3: Visual and Performing Arts, the gathering commenced on a patriotic note with the Malaysian national anthem. The energetic festivities took flight with a captivating Garba performance by Class 12 students, whose polished footwork set an inspiring tone for the event. Inspired by their seniors, students from all grades formed grand circles alongside their class teachers, dancing together to the rhythmic beats of Garba.Adding to the artistic richness of the day, Varshini from the Cambridge section mesmerized the audience with a graceful Bharatanatyam recital, showcasing deep dedication to classical Indian dance traditions. To crown the memorable occasion, teachers joined hands in a colorful Garba circle of their own, spreading warmth, unity, and the exuberant spirit of the season all around.]]></description>
      <publishDate>Wed, 04 Nov 2026 13:29:31 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>October Highlights: Learning with Confidence, Culture and Care </title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Dear Parents,Warm greetings from GIIS Bannerghatta Campus. October was a purposeful month, filled with fresh ideas, cultural learning, safety lessons, lively celebration, sporting achievement and a lasting link between home and school.Among the month’s highlights was the Shark Tank competition, where students from Grades 6 to 12 pitched original products and solutions to real-world problems. Their critical thinking, teamwork and clear communication showed how far learning can travel beyond the textbook.That curiosity was equally visible in our language classes, where students explored the heritage of Karnataka. Grades 2A and 2B named animals in “Arive Guru” and learnt about Hampi, the Stone Chariot, Halebidu and Sringeri Sharada Peetha through the lesson “Mooru Kallugalu”. The poem “Nanna Devaru” then helped them describe the Sun, Moon, stars and sky in short Kannada sentences. Grades 3A and 3B went a step further with “Pramamika Balaka”, learning about the historic places of Karnataka and freedom fighters such as Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Bhagat Singh and Subhas Chandra Bose. In Hindi, learners enjoyed recognising the swar and matching each with a familiar word, such as ? with ????, ? with ?? and ? with ????.Our youngest learners were just as busy. Nursery children took part in a five-day safety programme, beginning with traffic lights and zebra crossing rules, and moving on to spotting safe and unsafe situations as “Safety Detectives”. A fire evacuation drill taught them to stay calm and walk in a line, while gentle lessons on good touch and bad touch, and on safety near water and on the playground, completed the programme.Alongside these lessons, nursery children brought the wild to the classroom by introducing animals through role play, speaking about their sounds, homes and food. In the Montessori area, tasks such as folding napkins, working with knobless cylinders and tracing sandpaper letters and numbers built concentration, independence and early language and number skills.The same enthusiasm for learning was on display at My Learning Checkpoint, where our K2 students showed their parents how well they understand and apply what they learn. Each subject offered two engaging tasks, from creative speaking and reading in English to numbers and patterns in Mathematics, the five senses and animal habitats in EVS, and picture matching and counting in Hindi. Spin to Win and Wobble Warriors built balance and coordination, while the Pink Tower and Broad Stairs showed children’s grasp of size and sequence in Montessori.Beyond academics, the month also reminded us of the values that guide us. Grade 5A presented a Gandhi Jayanti assembly titled “A Journey of Peace, Truth and Unity”, with a thoughtful skit on Bapu’s ideals of honesty, non-violence, kindness and respect.Soon after, the campus turned to celebration with our Dandiya Night, which brought students, parents and teachers together. The auditorium glowed with colour as families arrived in traditional garba attire. Students opened the evening with festive songs, and teachers followed with group and solo dances. When the live DJ took over, everyone danced in circles with their sticks while others clapped along. Food stalls, face painting, mehendi, a photobooth, a lucky draw and a Best Dressed contest added to the fun, and every guest received a complimentary food box. Through music, dance and traditional dress, the evening reflected the Visual and Performing Arts gem of our 9GEMS framework.If music and dance brought the auditorium to life, discipline and determination marked the mat at the Karnataka Rajyotsava Khelo Karate Championship, hosted at our school. Our students competed in Kata and Kumite across several age and weight categories, and 25 of them secured places on the podium, with many winning first place. Their success reflects the Sports Excellence gem of our 9GEMS framework, and I congratulate every participant on their courage and effort.While students shone on the stage and the mat, the partnership between home and school grew stronger through the Parent-Teacher Meeting for Grades 6 to 12. Held after the Mid-Term Examinations, it gave parents the chance to review answer scripts and discuss progress, while teachers shared practical tips on study habits, regular attendance, revision and timely assignments.Overall, our campus remains committed to nurturing confident, caring and capable learners. We sincerely thank you, dear parents, for your continued trust and support.Warm regards,Bindu RajeshPrincipal, GIIS Bannerghatta Campus ]]></description>
      <publishDate>Tue, 03 Nov 2026 11:18:13 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>GIIS Ahmedabad October 2026 Reflections: A Living Celebration of Values, Intellect, &amp; Unity</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Dear GIIS Community,October at GIIS Ahmedabad has been a month of extraordinary momentum, where ancient wisdom and futuristic discovery walked hand in hand across our campus. As I reflect on the vibrant weeks gone by, I am struck by how naturally our community turns everyday learning into a living celebration of values, intellect, and human connection.Our journey through October began with a profound reminder of our moral foundation during our Gandhi Jayanti observances. Our Grade 3 MS students brought Bapu’s timeless ideals to life on stage while reinforcing that non-violence is an active daily practice in our classrooms and on our playgrounds. It set a serene and purposeful tone for the entire month.This spirit of reflection seamlessly expanded into our festive assemblies, where our Grade 1C MS and Grade 5G MS learners explored moral courage through the divine narrative of Maa Durga and Ramayan. Through theatrical performances and traditional Garba, our students showcased that our rich cultural heritage provides an enduring compass for virtuous living.Beyond our campus gates, our educational philosophy embraces the world as an endless classroom. Over 250 Grade 8 MS & AS students visited the Vikram Sarabhai Space Education and Research Centre at ISRO, Ahmedabad, to experience firsthand how mathematics, physics, and computer science converge to solve cosmic challenges. Seeing our students interact directly with scientists reinforced our belief that early scientific inquiry cultivates the ambitious mindset required for global leadership.This spirit of exploration extended across grades 8 to 12 through our senior educational picnics to Jawai, Sasan Gir, Polo Forest, and Ranakpur, as well as our faculty retreat to Kumbhalgarh and Haldighati. These journeys remind us that learning, camaraderie, and personal growth happen just as dynamically in nature as they do within structured classrooms.A landmark highlight of the month was our five-day Cultural Immersion Program, where we had the privilege of hosting student and teacher delegations from GIIS Balewadi and Witty Borivali. From intense Gen Z problem-solving during IDEATE 5.0 to exploring detailed state heritage replicas created by our Grade 3 to 5 MS scholars, our campus blossomed into a hub of cross-cultural harmony. The energy culminated during our two-day Global Raas Utsav, where students, staff, and visiting delegates joined together on our football ground in rhythmic celebration. These shared moments remind us that bridging geographical boundaries nurtures the empathetic global citizenship our world so urgently needs.Just like cultural immersion, our commitment to nurturing articulate, self-reliant individuals resonated through our special assemblies and parent engagement initiatives. From Grade 8C AS scholars exploring Gandhian self-reliance through their Rohan's Dream of 2047 skit to Grade 4C AS learners delivering an urgent message on planetary stewardship through their Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam presentation, our students consistently gave voice to big ideas.Our youngest learners in the Global Montessori Plus segment captivated visiting families with their scientific curiosity during their Save Earth, Save Life and Curious Minds assemblies. Bringing parents into our auditorium to witness their children's growth creates a vital bridge between home and school, establishing genuine partnerships that enrich our early childhood framework.This spirit of excellence and community naturally extended into our campus events and competitive arenas. Bringing our families together for Grandparents Day, our annual Pet Show, and our festive Diwali gatherings showcased the warmth and inclusivity that define GIIS Ahmedabad. Towards the end of October, our auditorium became a musical spectacle during the Band IT competition hosted with the Furtados School of Music, where student performers across the city flaunted breathtaking artistic talent.Our scholars mirrored this dedication through stellar achievements on the sports field and in co-curricular arenas. Our football teams showed remarkable grit at the Rising Sun League, where our Under-17 boys successfully retained their championship title. Our Under-14, Under-10, and Under-8 cohorts displayed strong podium finishes.On the chessboard, Margi Chudasama claimed the Under-19 State Championship title, while Ansh Maheshwari and Ayaan Chettiar earned national qualifications. This was complemented by our Under-11 girls' team securing a prestigious fifth rank at the CBSE Nationals. In athletics, gold medal performances highlight the athletic discipline thriving across our campus.Furthermore, our institution's dedication to quality and parent partnership earned global recognition with the Asia-Pacific Quality Organisation Silver Prize for our Parent Engagement Project, along with a distinguished citation from Logiquids.These accomplishments embody the guidance of our dedicated faculty and the unwavering encouragement of our parent body. As we look ahead, let us continue to nurture curiosity, honour our shared values, and empower our young visionaries to lead with integrity, compassion, and excellence.Warm Regards,Caesar D’SilvaSr. Principal, GIIS Ahmedabad]]></description>
      <publishDate>Mon, 02 Nov 2026 17:32:43 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>GIIS Charholi’s MLCP: Nurturing Young Minds Through Exploration, Expression and Discovery</title>
      <link>https://news.globalindianschool.org/charholi/giis-charholis-mlcp-nurturing-young-minds-through-exploration-expression-and-discovery</link>
      <description><![CDATA[GIIS Charholi organised the My Learning Checkpoint (MLCP), an engaging learning experience designed to celebrate the progress, abilities and growing confidence of its young learners.The initiative brought together the school's little learners, who enthusiastically participated in a range of interactive, hands-on activities, showcasing their understanding and developmental milestones.The MLCP was conducted at the GIIS Charholi campus, transforming the learning environment into a space filled with curiosity, creativity and joyful exploration.The initiative aimed to provide children with meaningful opportunities to demonstrate their learning, strengthen foundational skills and develop confidence through experiential education.Through activities spanning Language & Literacy, Numbers & Early Mathematical Concepts, Cultural Studies and Montessori learning, children expressed their thoughts, explored mathematical ideas, discovered their surroundings and demonstrated their understanding with enthusiasm. Each activity encouraged independent thinking, active participation and meaningful engagement.The MLCP reflected GIIS Charholi’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded learners by making education an enriching journey of exploration, expression and discovery, where every little achievement becomes a meaningful step towards lifelong learning.]]></description>
      <publishDate>Sat, 31 Oct 2026 15:19:54 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>GIIS Charholi Inspires Young Changemakers Through Chhatra Saansad: Building Tomorrow’s Democratic Leaders</title>
      <link>https://news.globalindianschool.org/charholi/giis-charholi-inspires-young-changemakers-through-chhatra-saansad-building-tomorrows-democratic-leaders</link>
      <description><![CDATA[GIIS Charholi organised an engaging Chhatra Saansad Orientation for students of grades 6 and 7, introducing them to the principles and functioning of parliamentary democracy. The session offered valuable insights into leadership, democratic responsibilities, respectful debate and the importance of expressing ideas constructively.The orientation brought together enthusiastic young learners from Grades 6 and 7, encouraging them to explore their potential as responsible and informed future leaders.The programme was conducted at GIIS Charholi, providing students with an enriching opportunity to understand democratic practices within their school environment.The initiative aimed to nurture critical thinking, confident communication, collaborative decision-making and an appreciation of democratic values, helping students understand that meaningful leadership begins with listening, dialogue and mutual respect.Through the orientation, students gained an understanding of parliamentary roles and proceedings as they prepared for upcoming mock parliamentary sessions and an exciting educational trip to Delhi. These experiences will offer them an opportunity to take their learning beyond textbooks and engage with democratic processes more closely.At GIIS Charholi, such initiatives reflect our commitment to developing confident, responsible and socially aware individuals who are prepared to contribute meaningfully to tomorrow’s world.]]></description>
      <publishDate>Sat, 31 Oct 2026 15:17:35 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>GIIS Charholi Celebrates Halloween with a Spooktacular Blend of Creativity, Costumes and Cheer</title>
      <link>https://news.globalindianschool.org/charholi/giis-charholi-celebrates-halloween-with-a-spooktacular-blend-of-creativity-costumes-and-cheer</link>
      <description><![CDATA[The students of Grades 1, 2, 4 and 5 from GIIS Charholi came together to celebrate the spirit of Halloween through an exciting showcase of creativity, imagination and festive enthusiasm.The celebration transformed the school into a lively space filled with Halloween magic and delightful surprises. Dressed in beautiful, creative and spooky costumes, the young learners brought their favourite Halloween characters to life, adding a wonderful touch of colour, originality and excitement to the occasion.The Halloween celebration was organised as part of the school's festive activities, giving students an opportunity to enjoy the occasion through imaginative expression and joyful participation.The celebration took place at the GIIS Charholi campus, where the atmosphere was filled with laughter, cheerful moments and the excitement of Halloween.Beyond the fun and festivities, the celebration encouraged students to explore their creativity, express themselves confidently and enjoy learning through engaging experiences. It also provided a wonderful opportunity for children to participate in a shared celebration and create lasting school memories.With its delightful mix of spooky surprises, imaginative costumes and happy moments, Halloween at GIIS Charholi was a memorable celebration that beautifully reflected the school's commitment to making every learning experience joyful and enriching.]]></description>
      <publishDate>Sat, 31 Oct 2026 15:15:39 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>GIIS Charholi Welcomes a New Tradition with Its First-Ever Rangtaali and Dandiya Night</title>
      <link>https://news.globalindianschool.org/charholi/giis-charholi-welcomes-a-new-tradition-with-its-first-ever-rangtaali-and-dandiya-night</link>
      <description><![CDATA[GIIS Charholi marked a vibrant milestone by hosting its first-ever Rangtaali and Dandiya Night, celebrating the auspicious festival of Navaratri through an evening filled with traditional festivities, music, dance, and cultural vibrancy.The celebration took place on Friday, 16 October 2026, bringing the campus alive with festive enthusiasm and joyful moments.The event was hosted at the GIIS Charholi School Turf, Pune, which transformed into a lively festive space adorned with the spirit and colours of Navaratri. The celebration brought together students, parents, families, and staff members, creating a wonderful opportunity for the entire GIIS Charholi community to connect and celebrate.With an aim to encourage cultural appreciation, strengthen community bonds, and celebrate India's rich traditions, Rangtaali was envisioned as more than just a festive gathering.The evening unfolded with energetic dandiya performances, infectious music, colourful attire, and enthusiastic participation. Every rhythm and celebration reflected the spirit of togetherness, making the occasion truly memorable.The first-ever Rangtaali was not merely a celebration but the beginning of a beautiful tradition at GIIS Charholi, bringing people closer through culture, joy and shared experiences.]]></description>
      <publishDate>Sat, 31 Oct 2026 15:13:31 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>GIIS Charholi Marks a New Milestone with Its First-Ever Leadership Lecture Series Featuring Renowned Personalities</title>
      <link>https://news.globalindianschool.org/charholi/giis-charholi-marks-a-new-milestone-with-its-first-ever-leadership-lecture-series-featuring-renowned-personalities</link>
      <description><![CDATA[GIIS Charholi had the privilege of hosting renowned music maestro Mr. Sheykhar Ravjiani and Ms. Pavithra Chari for its inaugural Leadership Lecture Series (LLS), bringing distinguished personalities and inspiring perspectives to the school community.The first-ever LLS session at GIIS Charholi was a memorable learning experience designed to encourage students to explore new ideas, broaden their perspectives and draw inspiration from accomplished individuals. The interaction offered young learners an opportunity to look beyond textbooks and discover the value of learning through real-life experiences.The landmark session was recently conducted at the GIIS Charholi campus, marking an exciting beginning to the school's Leadership Lecture Series initiative.The initiative reflects GIIS Charholi's commitment to nurturing confident, curious, and forward-thinking individuals by providing meaningful opportunities to learn from distinguished personalities. Such interactions encourage students to think creatively, embrace new possibilities, and develop a broader outlook towards their aspirations.The session was filled with remarkable enthusiasm and positive energy, making it a truly enriching experience for everyone present. With this inspiring debut, GIIS Charholi takes another meaningful step towards creating learning experiences that motivate young minds to dream big, discover their potential and lead with confidence.]]></description>
      <publishDate>Sat, 31 Oct 2026 15:11:09 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>October: A Month of Learning, Creativity and Achievement at GIIS Hadapsar</title>
      <link>https://news.globalindianschool.org/pune-hadapsar/october-a-month-of-learning-creativity-and-achievement-at-giis-hadapsar</link>
      <description><![CDATA[Dear Parents,Namaste!“Education is not merely about acquiring knowledge; it is about nurturing curiosity, inspiring action and empowering young minds to shape a better tomorrow.”October 2026 was a month of meaningful learning, creative exploration and collective achievements at GIIS Hadapsar. Across GMP, Lower Primary, Upper Primary and Secondary School, our learners participated in enriching experiences that encouraged curiosity, critical thinking, self-expression and social responsibility. From hands-on activities and literary engagements to sustainability initiatives, cultural celebrations and academic assessments, every experience contributed to their holistic development.Our GMP learners explored their creativity through Art and Craft Special Week, celebrated Gandhi Jayanti, Navratri and Dussehra, and participated in engaging activities that strengthened foundational skills and confidence. The My Learning Checkpoints initiative further reinforced the partnership between parents and teachers, offering insights into children's learning journeys.In Lower Primary, the month celebrated the power of expression and experiential learning. The Young Poets recitation competition provided a platform for budding literary talent, while special assemblies on Gandhi Jayanti, Health and Hygiene, and Technology reinforced important values and responsible habits. The Little Chef Club, featuring Peanut Laddoo-Making and Back to Grandma's Kitchen, introduced learners to culinary traditions through sensory exploration. The Term 1 Learning Checkpoint, creative competitions and House Felicitation Ceremony further encouraged independent thinking, participation and a spirit of achievement.Our Upper Primary learners translated ideas into meaningful action through sustainability initiatives such as Cool Naturally and Think Green. Hobby Club activities offered opportunities to explore innovation, languages, mathematics, culinary arts and performing arts. A key highlight was the Young Orators – Elocution Competition on the theme Small Actions, Big Change, where students demonstrated confidence, communication skills and the ability to express ideas with purpose. The LogIQids Zonal Assessment also encouraged analytical thinking and problem-solving across segments.In Secondary School, academic rigour was complemented by cultural enrichment and collaborative engagement. The Term 1 examinations provided an opportunity for students to assess their progress, while Dandiya Night brought the school community together in a vibrant celebration of Indian culture. The Parent–Teacher Meeting strengthened home–school collaboration and featured Grade 8 mathematics project displays, scholastic book stalls and information on the Cambridge English Qualification Programme.A special highlight across the campus was Jhilmil– A Carnival of Lights, bringing together students and families through performances, creative showcases, festive food stalls, games and interactive activities. The celebration reflected the spirit of creativity, cultural appreciation and community bonding.As we reflect on October, we take pride not only in our learners' accomplishments but also in the curiosity, confidence and values they continue to develop. At GIIS Hadapsar, we remain committed to nurturing compassionate, capable and future-ready global citizens who are inspired to explore, empowered to lead and equipped to make a positive difference.Together, let us continue to celebrate every achievement, encourage every aspiration and create endless possibilities for our children. Warm Regards,Dr Vijay PariharPrincipal, GIIS Hadapsar]]></description>
      <publishDate>Sat, 31 Oct 2026 15:05:37 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>October 2026: A Month of Learning, Innovation and Celebrations at GIIS Balewadi</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Dear Parents,Greetings of the Day!October was a month of meaningful learning, inspiring achievements and joyful celebrations at GIIS Balewadi. As our students explored new ideas, demonstrated their talents and participated in enriching experiences, the campus came alive with enthusiasm, creativity and a spirit of togetherness. Each activity provided an opportunity for our learners to grow in confidence, discover their potential and embrace the values that shape responsible and compassionate individuals.The month began with Grade 2C presenting a special assembly to commemorate Gandhi Jayanti, paying tribute to the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. The assembly opened with a prayer and pledge, followed by the thought for the day and insightful speeches highlighting Gandhiji’s life, his contribution to India's freedom struggle and his timeless values of truth, non-violence, simplicity, cleanliness and kindness. The soulful rendition of Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram added a sense of peace and devotion to the occasion.It was a moment of immense pride as 17 out of 18 students representing GIIS Balewadi at the IDEATE competitions in Ahmedabad returned with trophies! Showcasing their abilities across dance, music, art, innovation and intellectual challenges, our students delivered an outstanding performance. Their achievements included first positions in Soulful Dancer (Primary), Soulful Dance (Middle Section), Chitrakala (Primary), Fabric Painting (Senior Secondary), Singing Idol (Middle Section), Ad-O-Twist (Middle Section) and Futurepreneur. Our students also secured first and second positions in Intellectual Combat and second position in Chitrakala (Middle School). Congratulations to all our young achievers, teachers and mentors for this remarkable accomplishment!Instilling compassion and empathy from an early age, the K1B students presented a heartwarming special assembly on kindness towards animals. Through a delightful skit, a Kindness Dance and a meaningful pledge, our little learners highlighted simple ways to care for our animal friends, including providing safe food and clean water, helping injured animals and celebrating festivals responsibly without causing them distress. It was a beautiful reminder that kindness begins with small, thoughtful actions.We also organised the My Learning Checkpoint (MLCP) for Grades 1 and 2, reinforcing the partnership between teachers and parents in supporting children's learning journeys. Through interactive, hands-on activities across English, Mathematics, World Around Us, Hindi and Marathi, students demonstrated their communication, creativity, logical thinking and problem-solving skills. The initiative also offered parents valuable insights into their children's progress, strengths and areas for development, along with practical ways to extend learning at home.Another proud achievement came from Tanish Phateperkar, who represented GIIS Balewadi at the national-level Robotics for Good Youth Challenge India 2026–2027, held during India Mobile Congress 2026 in New Delhi. Competing in the Senior Category, Tanish independently conceptualised, designed, built and programmed two robots within just two weeks. After navigating multiple challenging rounds, he secured a place among the Top 16 teams in India. Congratulations, Tanish, on this outstanding accomplishment! Encouraging scientific curiosity and critical thinking, Grade 9A conducted an engaging special assembly on Scientific Discovery. Through an informative skit featuring renowned scientists Marie Curie, Alexander Fleming and Thomas Edison, alongside an AI robot and Mother Nature, students explored how scientific discoveries have transformed our lives. The performance highlighted the importance of responsible technological advancement and environmental conservation. The assembly also featured a certificate distribution ceremony recognising students for their achievements in various academic, cultural and co-curricular competitions.Adding to the festive spirit, GIIS Balewadi's Dandiya Night brought together parents, students and families for an energetic evening of Garba, Dandiya, Bollywood music, fun competitions and exciting prizes. The celebration commenced with vibrant performances by our talented students, followed by an enthusiastic Dandiya session that brought everyone onto the dance floor. A heartfelt thank you to our parents, students, teachers and support staff for making the evening such a memorable celebration.As we look back on an eventful October, I am delighted by the enthusiasm, creativity and determination displayed by our students across academics, innovation, cultural activities and community celebrations. Their achievements reflect the collective efforts of our dedicated teachers, supportive parents and the entire GIIS Balewadi community. Let us continue to nurture curiosity, encourage new possibilities and inspire our children to strive for excellence while remaining grounded in strong values. Warm Regards,Mr Abhishek BagchiPrincipal, GIIS Balewadi]]></description>
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      <title>Inspiring Minds, Shaping Futures: GIIS KL Celebrates World Teachers’ Day 2026</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[On 5 October 2026, the auditorium at GIIS KL buzzed with energy and warm appreciation as students and staff gathered for a special morning assembly celebrating World Teachers’ Day. The event served as a vibrant platform for the entire school community to recognise the dedication, passion, and transformative contributions of educators.The morning was led by Year 9 assembly emcees Angela and Zubair, who guided the audience through an engaging and memorable program. A comprehensive presentation highlighted the origins of World Teachers’ Day, establishing its connection to UNESCO and emphasizing the pivotal role teachers play in shaping the future and guiding young minds.The presentation thoughtfully aligned the daily efforts of educators with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It explicitly connected their contributions to SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 5 (Gender Equality), SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities), reinforcing how inclusive, high-quality instruction helps reduce social gaps and prepare students for meaningful futures.A major highlight of the morning was a surprise group performance planned and executed by Year 9 students to honour their educators. This special tribute brought an element of delight and heartfelt gratitude to the assembly, drawing enthusiastic applause from across the auditorium.The event also reflected several core pillars of the GIIS 9 Gems holistic framework. Through creative performance, public speaking, and collaborative teamwork, students demonstrated Academic Excellence, Visual and Performing Arts, Innovation and Creativity, and Skill Development. At the same time, the overarching themes of respect, empathy, and global citizenship embodied Personality Development, Universal Values and Ethics, and Community and Care.The World Teachers’ Day 2026 celebration concluded on an inspiring note, leaving educators feeling deeply valued and strengthening the sense of unity and shared gratitude throughout GIIS Kuala Lumpur. ]]></description>
      <publishDate>Sat, 31 Oct 2026 12:24:57 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>LOT FINAL HUMANITY: GIIS KL Students Showcase Values, Art, and Resilience</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[GIIS KL celebrated its Secondary Annual Day 2026 on August 7 at the HGH Convention Centre in Kuala Lumpur, bringing together students from Classes 6 through 12, along with school leadership, teachers, and parents for an evening of artistic expression, reflection, and honor. The grand evening served to celebrate the cumulative accomplishments of the school community across the academic year while emphasizing core values, leadership, and creative growth.This year's celebration revolved around the central theatrical theme, "LOT FINAL HUMANITY – A THEATRICAL AUCTION," anchored in the premise of "When the world auctions feelings, Global citizens restore humanity." The event opened with an address by the School Captains, who explored how individual experiences, cultural backgrounds, and shared values influence personal growth at various stages of life. Their reflections set an inspiring tone for the performances and presentations that followed.Throughout the evening, students showcased an array of creative presentations, dramatic skits, and visual art displays portraying human emotions, challenges, and resilience. The program highlighted several pillars of the school's 9 Gems holistic learning framework; including Academic Excellence, Visual and Performing Arts, Personality Development, Innovation and Creativity, Entrepreneurship & Leadership, Universal Values and Ethics, Community and Care, and Skill Development.A central segment of the evening was the formal awards ceremony, where high-achieving students received recognition for outstanding performance throughout the academic year. Categories included Academic Excellence, Subject Toppers, and 100% Attendance, honoring academic dedication and consistent effort.The evening concluded with a high-energy dance finale featuring performances by students, followed by teachers. Choreographed to represent the dynamic shifts and milestones of life's journey, the performance provided an expressive conclusion to an evening dedicated to celebrating student development and shared community values. ]]></description>
      <publishDate>Fri, 30 Oct 2026 19:20:41 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>GIIS Ahmedabad K2A Presents Special Parent-Engagement Assembly on Environmental Protection</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[GIIS Ahmedabad auditorium was lit up with heartfelt cheers as Global Montessori Plus K2A tiny tots welcomed special guests to a memorable morning showcase. They led a dedicated thematic presentation titled "Save Earth, Save Life: A Thoughtful Journey." To make this programme memorable, we invited parents into the audience to witness their children's growing confidence, environmental awareness, and global perspective firsthand.The assembly opened with a pleasant, serene atmosphere, bringing the young learners and visiting parents into a shared moment of calm focus. Guided by teachers, the tiny tots performed their daily morning routine and recited the school prayer with sweet clarity.Student speakers then delivered daily news updates, a simple thought of the day, and a speech on the assembly theme, showcasing remarkable poise and setting an encouraging tone for the interactive showcase ahead.Stepping into the spotlight, the K2A scholars took their families on an insightful educational voyage. Demonstrating concepts learned during their regular Thinking Thursday sessions, the children staged an engaging water cycle presentation, explaining how rain sustains planetary life.The narrative expanded seamlessly into a global context as students dramatised a Global Exchange Programme simulation. Through stage role-play, the young learners illustrated how connecting with peers across different campuses helps them understand environmental challenges like global warming through shared ideas and collaborative learning.The audience was further captivated as the tiny tots performed an energetic Hindi Nukkad Natak. Equipped with vibrant props and expressive voices, the young environmentalists offered practical, everyday solutions to curb pollution, conserve natural resources, and protect ecosystems. Parents watched with immense joy as their children articulated complex concepts with genuine conviction, cheering enthusiastically throughout the performance.Reflecting on the event, Principal Mr. Caesar D'Silva, Vice-Principal Ms. Ruchika Dhingra, and Academic Coordinator Ms. Ritu Srivastava applauded the children for their extraordinary expression and scientific curiosity. The leadership team highlighted that engaging parents directly in school assemblies creates a vital bridge between home and classroom learning.Parents shared enthusiastic feedback after the performances on how such assemblies instil early confidence and environmental consciousness in their child. The programme concluded with group photographs, capturing the bright smiles of young learners alongside their proud parents and mentors.This heartwarming gathering aligns perfectly with the GIIS 9GEMs framework: Universal Values & Ethics and Personality Development. By blending environmental stewardship, interactive drama, and active parental collaboration, GIIS Ahmedabad continues to build a strong foundation for conscious, confident, and articulate global citizens from their earliest childhood years.]]></description>
      <publishDate>Fri, 30 Oct 2026 15:54:33 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>GIIS Hadapsar Students Shine at International School Event in Singapore</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Students of Global Indian International School (GIIS), Hadapsar, had an enriching international learning experience in Singapore, where they showcased their creativity, innovation and teamwork. The visit offered a valuable opportunity to learn beyond the classroom, interact with students from different backgrounds and gain exposure to new ideas and cultures.As part of the event, the students presented two innovative projects, Climate Guardians and Mindful Tech Guardians. Both projects reflected their research, creativity and understanding of important issues relevant to today's world. Their ideas and presentations received appreciation and encouraging feedback from the audience.Adding to the school's achievements, Yana Gupta of Grade 11 received the Best Presenter Award for GED and MCOP for her confident and impactful presentation. The GIIS Hadapsar team also secured the Third Position in the competition, making the experience even more special for the students and their mentors.Beyond the competition, the students explored Singapore's vibrant culture and popular attractions. They visited Sentosa Island and enjoyed the scenic views from the Singapore Cable Car, which offered a breathtaking aerial perspective of the harbour and the surrounding landscape. The visit to Merlion Park and other places of interest gave them a glimpse of Singapore's unique blend of culture, architecture, nature and modern development.The trip also provided opportunities for students to strengthen their bonds, work together and share experiences outside the classroom. From presenting their projects and interacting with participants from different backgrounds to exploring new places and enjoying time together, every part of the journey contributed to their learning and personal growth.The international visit was a memorable combination of academic achievement, innovation, cultural exposure and exploration. The recognition received for their projects, Yana's Best Presenter Award and the team's Third Position reflected the students' efforts and dedication.The students returned home with a sense of accomplishment, greater confidence, fresh perspectives and cherished memories. The experience also highlighted the value of international learning opportunities in encouraging young learners to think creatively, collaborate with others and develop a broader understanding of the world.]]></description>
      <publishDate>Fri, 30 Oct 2026 14:12:15 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>GIIS Hadapsar KG2C Parental Assembly Celebrates the Value of Togetherness</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Global Indian International School (GIIS), Hadapsar, organised the KG2C Parental Assembly on the theme “Building Bonds Together”, highlighting the importance of friendship, kindness, cooperation, respect and togetherness. The assembly provided a platform for young learners to express themselves, showcase their talents and share meaningful life lessons with their parents.The programme began with a warm welcome to the parents, followed by an address by the Principal. The school prayer and pledge set a positive tone for the morning, encouraging a sense of gratitude, unity and belonging among the gathering.The highlight of the assembly was a skit titled “The Rainbow That Needed Everyone.” Through the colourful characters of a rainbow, the children presented a heartwarming story about accepting differences and appreciating one another. As the colours argued over who was the most important, they eventually realised that a rainbow could not be complete without all seven colours. With the guidance of the Sun, they learnt that every colour was unique and that their combined presence created something beautiful.The skit conveyed the message that every individual has something valuable to contribute to a friendship, family and community. It encouraged children to understand the importance of acceptance, cooperation and mutual support in building strong relationships.Taking the theme forward, the young speakers shared simple ways to strengthen bonds, such as sharing, helping, caring, listening, respecting and supporting one another. Their messages highlighted how small acts of kindness can make a positive difference in people's lives.The assembly also featured a lively dance performance by the children, adding energy and joy to the occasion. Their enthusiastic participation and confident expressions made the programme engaging and memorable for the audience.The event concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the support of parents, teachers and the school leadership. The presence of parents added significance to the occasion, strengthening the partnership between home and school.The KG2C Parental Assembly was a meaningful learning experience that encouraged children to embrace diversity, practise empathy and appreciate each other's uniqueness. Through engaging performances and simple yet powerful messages, the assembly reinforced the importance of building positive relationships from an early age and growing together with kindness and understanding.]]></description>
      <publishDate>Fri, 30 Oct 2026 14:10:30 GMT</publishDate>
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      <title>GIIS Hadapsar Celebrates the Joy of Giving Through a Month-Long Donation Drive</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Global Indian International School (GIIS), Hadapsar, celebrated the spirit of giving, kindness and social responsibility through its month-long Joy of Giving initiative. The initiative saw enthusiastic participation from students of Nursery to Grade 12, along with teachers and staff members, who contributed essential food grains, cooking oil and stationery materials for children in need.As part of the initiative, a delegation comprising Student Council members, the Principal, the School Coordinator, the Student Council In-Charge Teacher, Mr. Himalay from the administration team and other administrative staff visited Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj Prathmik Shala Ashram Shala at Bhekarai, Tukai Darshan, on 14 October 2026. The team handed over the collected donations and spent time interacting with the children, making the visit a meaningful experience of sharing and learning.The visit offered Student Council members an opportunity to connect with the children, exchange experiences and build bonds through meaningful conversations. These interactions encouraged students to understand the importance of kindness, inclusivity, mutual respect and helping others.Adding to the warmth of the occasion, the children of the Ashram Shala recited inspiring poems, followed by poetry recitations by the GIIS Student Council members. The exchange created a cheerful atmosphere and provided a platform for both groups to express their creativity and confidence.Addressing the gathering, the Principal shared an engaging story highlighting the importance of choosing good company and making positive choices in life. His message encouraged the students to uphold strong moral values and understand how their actions and associations contribute to shaping their character.The Joy of Giving initiative also reflected the core values of the GIIS 9 GEMS educational framework, particularly Personality Development, Ethics and Values, Community Connect, and Leadership. By engaging students in a meaningful community initiative, the school reinforced the importance of holistic development, responsible citizenship and leading by example.With participation from learners across all grades, the initiative fostered a culture of generosity and service within the school community. It reminded students that even small acts of kindness can make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.The initiative was more than a donation drive; it was an opportunity for students to practise empathy, express gratitude and understand the value of selfless service. Through this collective effort, GIIS Hadapsar reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing compassionate, responsible and socially conscious individuals who contribute positively to society.]]></description>
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      <title>GIIS Hadapsar Hosts Global Little Stars 2026, Celebrating Creativity and Confidence</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Global Indian International School (GIIS), Hadapsar, successfully hosted Global Little Stars 2026, providing a vibrant platform for young learners from various schools to showcase their creativity, confidence, communication skills, and diverse talents.The event featured a range of engaging competitions designed for three age groups: Nursery, KG1, and KG2. The activities encouraged children to express themselves, explore their interests, and learn through fun and interactive experiences.For Nursery students, the competitions included Rhyme Recitation on the theme Rainbow Colours and a Fashion Show featuring My Favourite Animal or Bird. KG1 learners participated in Theme Dance based on Festivals, Ad Mad Show, Doodle Master, and Clay Modelling on the theme Under the Sea. Meanwhile, KG2 students showcased their skills through the Eco Hero Challenge – Best Out of Waste, Master Chef, Little Scientist – Experiment from Home, and Little Global Citizen.Each competition was thoughtfully designed to nurture essential skills and values, including imagination, environmental awareness, scientific thinking, cultural understanding, independent learning, and effective communication. The activities provided children with opportunities to explore new ideas, demonstrate their abilities, and develop confidence while participating in a supportive environment.The campus was filled with excitement and enthusiasm as parents gathered to cheer for the young participants and celebrate their performances. Their encouragement added to the vibrant atmosphere, making the event a joyful experience for children and families alike.Global Little Stars 2026 emerged as a memorable celebration of early learning, creativity, and joyful participation. The event highlighted the importance of providing young learners with opportunities to discover their potential, express their individuality, and develop essential life skills. The enthusiastic participation of children, wholehearted support of parents, and collective efforts of the school community contributed to the event's success.]]></description>
      <publishDate>Fri, 30 Oct 2026 14:10:10 GMT</publishDate>
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