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Primary2021/22 GIIS SMART Campus Yearbook

Table of Contents

02 Messages

08 Unique Achievements

10 Highlights

20 Creatives

58 Photos

85 Board of Directors

VisionTo become a global role model for teaching and learning.

MissionWe nurture our global students into men and women who will be leaders of distinction, committed to the spirit of excellence, through high quality education imparted by globally experienced and caring teachers building strong virtues and values while focusing on all round development, creativity and entrepreneurship.

Core ValuesManage with information and metrics

Agility and adaptability

Honesty, integrity and ethical practices

Attitude before knowledge

Teamwork

Mentor, coach and make a difference

Ambience for learning

Leader’s Message

Vice Principal’sMessage

This was a year of achievements and memories! Greetings!

Yearbooks are always special. They offer a glimpse into the school year, student achievements, activities that kept the campus buzzing, and acts as a repository for memories that make life fun for students. This yearbook also attempts to do the same, and manages to achieve the goal with flying colours.

But, things were not as simple in the last two years. A raging pandemic had made it difficult for the school to conduct many activities that shape school memories. Lockdowns, virtual classrooms and social distancing, had created a challenge that was overriding the school’s promise of providing wholesome learning experience to our students.

But, I am proud to say that we managed to be resilient and put our best foot forward. We powered through these dark times by ensuring that the school focuses on the five pillars of Resilience: self-care, mindfulness, positivity in relations, purpose-driven actions, and self-awareness.

We marked these trying times with some stupendous achievements by teachers, students and the campus. Teachers showed great leadership as they rolled up their sleeves to hold virtual and hybrid classes, and students adjusted quickly and with determination to continue the learning process.

We conducted extra-curricular activities, competitions, and assemblies in the virtual universe as enthusiastically as they were conducted in the pre-Covid days, and very successfully at that. The most striking thing in these two years was the constant evolution of teaching and learning. Being a

Ms. Rekha Rachel VargheseVice Principal SMART Campus (Primary)

tech-savvy campus, we leveraged the power of technology in classrooms to enhance the learning experience of students through interactive and collaborative efforts.

We were also mindful of holding digital detox sessions after long hours of virtual presence. We encouraged students to take a break from screens and spend time with family and friends. We used various platforms like podcasts, meditation mornings, sharing sessions, etc., to disseminate the importance of digital detox.

Furthermore, new initiatives such as Kaizen were launched to keep learning relevant. The Kaizen method comprises each class, brainstorming and focusing on one issue at the classroom level or school level, for overall improvement of processes. There were other initiatives such as the Writing and Publishing initiative (WPI) by PYP, where the students published an in-house magazine, International UN Day celebrations by IB PYP students, and even a Nat Geo video shoot with IT and music. The kindergarten also initiated an extended program for the students, making the year more gratifying.

As the years go by, we will experience a myriad of possibilities and challenges, highs and lows, successes and frustrations, surprises and insights, and most of all, a lot of learning! Education is a continual process. Learning never stops; be it, students, be it teachers. We learn, and we grow. Learning and self-growth go hand in hand to live life to the fullest. This is what I hope and pray for all our students.

Keep Growing.

Mr. Atul TemurnikarCo-founder and Chairman Global Schools Foundation

What a fantastic year it has beenfor GIIS!

As we welcome you to 2022, I’d like to emphasise our mission statement of nurturing young minds and hearts as the backbone of a nation’s growth and hope for the future.

Our school’s goal is to continue to be known as a torchbearer of cutting-edge educational approaches and an institution where students are defining a future not only for themselves but for the entire globe. We have strived for this for the last two decades. And now as we enter our 20th Anniversary year, we will continue to strive for more incredible and more secure futures for our students who have the potential to be world’s future leaders and productive citizens.

From its foundation to the present, our institution has worked tirelessly to disseminate the light of education and pave the way for every student to achieve academic greatness. The essential areas of concentration remain the same: generating possibilities, testing minds, fostering innovation, and maintaining excitement.

Year 2021 brought many accolades and accomplishments. Firstly, the school was made proud of the exemplary performance of every student in the IBDP, IGCSE, and the CBSE 12th and 10th examinations. The year saw new records being set with 16 world toppers in the IBDP exams, 26 A* toppers in IGCSE, and a whopping 91.6% average for the CBSE 12 board exams. We also received 100 awards, including the Global Performance Excellence Award and APQO Award, and are now registered in the World Book of Records. It pushed our total number of awards and certifications to a monumental 300.

Last year, we also saw exponential achievements extended to all

9 GEMS outside of academics. Students and teachers were active participants in various programs and initiatives, having earned a reputable name for themselves and the school. From arts and sports to community welfare and entrepreneurship, our students proved well-equipped leaders who can take on any challenge, role or responsibility.

The school has also generously donated to causes such asCOVID-related relief items, monetary aid to less fortunate sections of society, and school sponsorship on the CSR front.

Moving forward in 2022, while we remain alert about Covid-19 and establish safety management measures, our primary focus has been the execution of several new teaching methodologies this year.

We will continue to strive towards our culture of “ABCD – Achieve our best; Believe in ourselves; Care for one another and Diversity in harmony.” Our goal is to develop our students into effective human beings, not just degree holders. Sports, dance, music, and art, as well as social responsibility activities, should become a regular part of your lives.

The digitally-savvy GIIS SMART Campus, and the Green and Happy East Coast Campus, are the epitome of new era learning. Every technology, facility, and design is meticulously crafted to provide the most outstanding academic and extracurricular pedagogy for their benefit. SMART features such as Wi-Fi enabled classrooms and Sports Analytics fields are in place to provide students with the best resources available to improve their academic performance and extracurricular activities.

We look forward to a successful year ahead and will face all challenges confidently and with fortitude.

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Educator’s Perspective

Sustainability is a Passion That I Want to Pass Down GenerationsAs an IB PYP educator, I often emphasise on how the IB PYP curriculum is useful for students since it focuses on a child’s holistic education, which aligns closely with my values as an educator. This role allows me to be creative, innovative, experimental, and keep an open mind about different learning approaches.

The other passion of mine was sustainable living and development. The United Nations promotes 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and I was delighted to be among the selected advocates for the program, a UN initiative which encourages students to be aware and engaged in the SDGs. The program offers rich teaching resources on themes such as mitigating global poverty, securing decent work for all, gender equality, protecting the planet’s natural resources, and more.

I have always wanted to promote UN SDGs among my students and guide them on how they can do their part in realising a better, more sustainable future for us all. So when I got an opportunity to bridge the two, I was happy to do it. I believed that connecting the SDGs to the school’s formal curriculum would help students connect with real-world issues and start thinking about how they can contribute to these goals individually and collectively.

With this in mind, I applied to the Global Schools Program, an initiative by the UN, which encourages students to be engaged and aware of the UN SDGs. My role allows me to act as an action planner and connector within the school to incorporate SDGs, global citizenship values, and 21st-century skills within my classroom activities.

I focus on discussing international affairs/conflicts and brainstorming possible interventions with my students. This increases their exposure to global issues and pushes them to understand how international diplomacy works. This has encouraged student agency in the classroom, and offered them opportunities to become global citizens of the future.

As a UN SDG advocate, I’m committed to integrating global and local sustainable development issues into my teaching curriculum. Highlighting the importance of an international education, I am excited and thrilled to be a part of a group where educators worldwide share their resources, best practices, and ideas to encourage a positive, uplifting change in the world.

Ms. Komal Agarwal PYP 3A Teacher

Advocate for UN Sustainable Development Goals

Educator’s Perspective

Adding STEAM to Student Learning for Speedy OutcomeAs a teacher of maths and science, I have been fascinated by the field of STEAM, which unifies learning from the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. This interdisciplinary stream fosters curiosity among learners and helps nourish their sense of wonder, which is crucial to keep them motivated.

I always try to find ways to engage my students with hands-on activities, which help them develop their understanding of the concepts by not just learning but doing. It is the best way to make learning engaging and interactive.

Our school regularly participates in the SCSA (Sony Creative Science Award), Singapore’s largest national toy-making competition for primary school students. SCSA is a pioneering forum that fosters the development of a creative mindset in children and positions teachers as critical enablers in this model. Primary school students are encouraged to participate in this competition and use their creativity to design and build toys based on simple scientific principles. This helps make education fun and interactive for the students and provides them with a platform to showcase their talents.

Ms. Ruchika Shabi CBSE 4D Primary Teacher

Diamond Award Winner at Sony Creative Science Award

As a teacher, I have always played an active role in encouraging students to participate in this competition and helped guide them in unleashing their creativity in science. This year, I am proud to share that I received the Diamond Award from SCSA for my contribution to the success of this competition.

This award is given out to a teacher for their efforts in helping students improve by engaging them in out-of-classroom activities that foster innovation and creativity. I have always believed in an interactive approach to scientific learning, and this award is a valuable acknowledgement of my efforts. It has motivated me to take the less trodden path in teaching the wonders of science to young minds.

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00 Academic Highlights

00 Council

00 Kindergarten

00 Classes

08 Unique Achievements

10 Campus Activities

Unique Achievements

Global Excellence Day

Platinum Award for the Best Practices Used in IB PYP

‘Design Skill’ (mentored by Ms Komal Agarwal & Ms Darshana Kalyanpur)

Certificate of Appreciation from ‘Children With Hair Loss (CWHL)’

Honour of Donating Her Hair for Children Affected with Cancer

Mehek Sabharwal

International Online Abacus Competition – Brainobrainfest

Gold Certificate Aryaman Singh Thakur

Commonwealth Essay Competition

Silver Award Mahika Hemani

Commonwealth Essay Competition

Silver Award Mihika Musib

Online Blitz Chess Championship 2021 by SGChessHub

1st Runner Up Nivaan Khandhadia

SOF 2020

Gold in All Subjects Parvathy Sreekumar

‘GitaVrati Certificate’ Conducted by Geeta Pariwar

Certificate Adhrit Vijay

HiQ Quiz Competition

Winners – PG SMART Campus Anand Surya VadlamaniShrinidhi SrikanthVihana Kishor

Essay Competition on ‘Life and Teachings of Netaji Subash Chandra Bose’

Certificate of Participation Presented to the Following Students:

Samaya RawatRuhaani ManchandaSaanvi Agnihotri

Sony Creative Science Award 2021

Junior Whizkid – Merit Award Mugdha Akkinapragada

Whizkid – Special Award Samar A R

Whizkid – Commendation Award Haresh Venkata

Award for the ‘Most Shortlisted Toys GIIS SMART Campus

Sony Creative Science Award 2021

Diamond Award Ms Ruchika Shabi

Blue Ribbon Award Ms Arunasree Gotivedu

Blue Ribbon Award Ms Komal Agarwal

Teacher Achievements

APQO Award for Contribution to Excellence 2021 Ms Archana Kumar & Ms Sangitaa Singh

Global School Advocate Program - An Initiative of the United Nations Sustainable Development Solution Network

Ms Komal Agarwal

RWCC 2021

Little Mavericks – Lower Primary Second Position

Smart Strokes – Upper Primary First Prize

Opus for Rise – Upper Primary First Prize

Valuable Bond First Prize

Educator’s Perspective – Second Prize Ms Meera R Kumar

‘Decades Down The Memory Lane’ Rekha Varghese

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14th July 2021 Students Send a Salute to France - Saluting FranceStudents from Grades 1 to 5 celebrated the French National Day which falls on 14 July, a gesture which is part of the GIIS culture of inclusivity and diversity.

The students spent the day sharing their knowledge of the history and culture of France. They dressed up to celebrate the European country by using its flag colours: red, white, and blue, and also showcased a handcrafted French national flag made with recyclable material.

A speech was given on the French Revolution and a quiz held on the same. This was followed by a rendition of the French national anthem and the famous French song ‘Alouette’. Grade 5 students were also invited to enjoy a traditional French viennoiserie, including croissants and baguettes.

Activities such as Saluting France give an insight into French culture. Such activities are part of our 9GEMS curriculum which believes in giving students platforms to explore communities and cultures other than their own. This helps shape the students’ worldview and imparts relevant 21st-century skills to make them global citizens.

22nd July 2021 Parents as Partners Activity

14th & 21st August 2021 Annual Jhankaar Competition Finds Many Takers in Virtual Avatar - Dancing Like Stars

The primary section organised a ‘Parents as Partners’ programme in July, which was an attempt to encourage parents to participate in the student development activities as well as help students learn about things beyond the classroom.

Each class from CBSE Grade 1 to 5 chose one volunteer parent to conduct the one-hour programme, which was held through a virtual classroom. Parents spoke and conducted a workshop with students on Arts, Craft, Puppetry, Balloon Sculpting, Storytelling, Science Experiments and even Cyber Crime prevention.

The idea was to engage students in activities that gave them knowledge on practical and relevant subjects, which is part of the 9GEMS holistic framework of the school. Studies have shown that when the school and parents collaborate, the students reap the fruits and experience success, and the primary section took this interaction to a very beneficial level.

Such events go a long way in shaping students’ creativity and knowledge and we are already looking forward to the next set of sessions under this program !

As many as 165 students from all GIIS campuses participated in the ‘Jhankaar - Dancing Like Stars’ competition in August - the annual contest which received overwhelming response despite its virtual avatar.

Expert judges had a tough time choosing winners among the 90 students who made it to the finals in four categories including Sub-Junior, Junior, Sub-Senior, and Senior. Students from all GIIS campuses and some non-GIIS schools contested in the competition for Classical and Freestyle dance forms.

In the Sub-Senior category, Swetha Raj won in the Classical dance, and Vedant Sinha won in the Freestyle competition. In the Senior category, Khushboo Tiwari won in the Classical dance event, and Keertana Ramanujan won in the Freestyle event. The Junior category was won by Shreyanshi Pradhan of GIIS East Coast Campus in the Classical category and Abhishree Gawade of GIIS Hadapsar Campus in the Freestyle category.

Since its establishment in 2010, Jhankaar has been a popular annual competition for students to display their skills and talent in the field of dance. It is part of the Visual and Performing Arts GEM, one of the 9 GEMS of GIIS’s holistic framework which has been designed to help students excel in academics as well as other aspects of education. The Visual and Performing Arts GEM stands to provide the right opportunities for development in the arts field, and the annual.

Campus Activities

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16th September 2021 100 Days in School! A total of 100 days of doing anything is a milestone, especially for the little ones. Preschool students celebrated their 100th day of school on 16 September 2021. For the tiny tots, this would have seemed like a long but fruitful journey!

To celebrate this milestone, teachers planned a host of events and fun-filled activities. Students actively

24th September 2021 Students Taught Cyber Awareness at Dedicated Programme Today’s interconnected world has become a global village. With this level of interconnectedness, students must understand the pros and cons of the Internet and learn to use it wisely.

The GIIS SMART Campus has dedicated the end of each month to raising awareness about cybersecurity and fostering safe online practices. Students gained an in-depth understanding of the internet world via various activities, events, and workshops. The primary aim of these sessions was to shape them into responsible netizens.

This initiative is a part of the Kaizen programme and was implemented by Ms Sangitaa Singh, who is a part of the GIIS Annual Leadership Summit’s project on Cyber Security and the Digital Learning Head of the Primary cohort.

GIIS takes the cyber welfare of its students very seriously and, as part of its digital pedagogy, strives to educate its students so they can safely navigate the internet without running into any potential unpleasantness.

30 - 31st August 2021 KG Students Interact with International Peers in Global Connect SeriesKindergarten students of the GIIS SMART Campus engaged with the students of GIIS Tokyo and GIIS Ahmedabad as part of the Global Connect Series, an engagement programme which encourages collaboration and communication between campuses

10th September 2021 IB PYP Teacher Chosen as UN Sustainability AdvocateGIIS SMART Campus teacher Komal Agarwal was selected to be an advocate for the United Nations’ Global Schools Programme (GSP), an initiative which aims to generate interest in sustainable development within schools.

GSP is part of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, which comprises 1,000 schools from over 70 countries around the world. GSP wants to generate interest among students, educate and engage them in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

SDGs are a globally recognised framework, also known as Agenda 2030, divided into 17 goals, agreed to by 193

for better learning of students.

Based on the theme of ‘Plant Life’ and ‘Our Food Plate’, the session held in August witnessed students make presentations on the importance of having a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle, through engaging activities like quizzes and songs.

Students from the SMART Campus showed immense enthusiasm to present their findings at the virtual event, displaying knowledge about food that was beyond their age. This interaction proved that the Global Connect Series is beneficial for the students to improve not just their oratory skills, but also their understanding of subject matters taught to them, which helps build their confidence in the long run.

GIIS has always strived to provide its students with opportunities to grow in academics and other aspects of life. Recognising the importance of a balanced diet is one of the primary 21st-century skills GIIS aims to inculcate in its students.

governments, and adopted by thousands of educational institutions. The SDGs aim to end extreme poverty, achieve decent work for all, promote social justice, and protect the natural environment from human-caused harm.

As an advocate, Ms Komal will contribute towards integrating global and local sustainable development issues into our school curriculum. The IB PYP Programme of Inquiry, provided by GIIS, systematically integrates SDGs and implements thought leadership among students. Read her article in the Messages section of this yearbook to understand how she plans to use her advocacy within the school’s learning framework, and help her students grow.

participated in these activities and enjoyed the day to the hilt. The students also shared their personal experiences of being part of the school and various stories of their journey so far. Students experienced that GIIS is a school and a home away from home, where every achievement is celebrated with equal pomp and vigour.

This has been the core GIIS philosophy, to nurture the talents of the young ones in an environment that is conducive to making each student achieve their maximum potential.


30th October 2021 Scary Chills in School as Halloween Comes to TownPrimary students of GIIS SMART Campus celebrated the spirit of Halloween through their creative costumes and fun-filled activities. The students dressed up as various characters and narrated the stories behind them to their classmates. Despite the pandemic raging worldwide, students made it a point to enjoy the festivities and activities organised, ensuring an exciting day for all.

24th October 2021 United Nations in the School!The GIIS SMART Campus Primary cohort celebrated United Nations Day, which commemorates the birth of the United Nations through the 1945 UN Charter.

The celebrations were declared open by Vice-Principal Ms Rekha Varghese, and PYP coordinator Ms Manju Nair. All the 12 PYP classrooms were transformed to represent different countries. The research done by students about the countries they represented was astounding. Not only did they dress up in traditional attires respective to their chosen country, but they also showcased the nation’s culture, food, fashion, sport, art, and music. They took visitors on virtual journeys through their assumed countries, ensuring an enriching yet fun-filled session. The celebrations ended with students taking a peace pledge on behalf of their represented countries.

GIIS believes in thought leadership and aims at transforming students into global citizens. These activities inculcate a sense of tolerance and acceptance vital for operating in today’s global world.

1st October 2021 Students Celebrate Gandhian Values on His 152nd Birth AnniversaryStudents of the GIIS SMART Campus Primary cohort celebrated Gandhi Jayanti, the birth anniversary of Father

13 - 14th October 2021 Math Ahoy!!Battle of the Brains is a virtual Mathematics Quiz Competition hosted by GIIS Singapore, and was held on 13 and 14 of October 2021.

Grades 1-5 of the GIIS SMART Campus Primary cohort participated in this competition. They faced various rounds on the different aspects of mathematics. The focus of each round was different, from Patterns and Logical Reasoning to fun rounds like Rapid Fire. A segment of the event was also opened up to the

of Indian nation, on his 152nd birthday.

GIIS is built on the principles of Gandhi’s ideals and teachings, with its Mission statement emphasising on values like universal brotherhood and non-violence. These values are also part of GIIS’s 9GEMS educational framework which gives holistic education to students in nine areas of excellence including academics.

On v 152nd birthday, students put together a short video remembering the Mahatma’s ideals and teachings. They presented skits and performances upholding his values, and listing ways in which to incorporate them into their everyday life. Students also stated how they plan to transform the world they live in by practising Gandhian values.

A school built on Gandhian ethos, GIIS has always focused on imparting the Mahatma’s morals and values to every student. We believe that even minimal exposure to noble ideals of democracy and non-violence can help build a compassionate generation, in addition to being tech-savvy.

audience, where questions were posed to the attendees, making the event fun and interactive.

The event concluded with the announcement of the winners. In addition, each participant received e-certificates that acknowledged their high enthusiasm levels throughout the competition.

GIIS aims at fostering the basic mathematical and logical abilities of its students. Events like Battle of the Brains are the perfect way to teach mathematical and analytical skills in children outside the confines of their classrooms.

GIIS believes that students must be allowed a balance of academic rigour and fun-filled activities in their learning journey. Events such as Halloween foster a sense of camaraderie amongst students.

Halloween is a fun activity for students, which allows them to dress up in different costumes. It is a day when people believe the souls of the dead visit the living world, so people dress up in different attires and light bonfires to ward off evil spirits.


30th November 2021 Student Learning Exchange ProgrammeSMART Campus primary section hosted a Student Learning Exchange Programme in November, in which four GIIS campuses participated to discuss a universally interesting topic like ‘Agriculture and Industry’.

Students from SMART Campus, Singapore, GIIS Tokyo, GIIS Dubai, GIIS Whitefield, Bangalore made fantastic presentations on the topic relevant to their own countries. This knowledge-sharing session provided a great platform to the students to apply the Social Science concepts, learnt in the class, in a practical way and learn about other countries, through presentations made by participants from other campuses.

The students got an opportunity to sharpen and display their presentation skills and utilize the technological resources available to them.

The audience participated by putting forward their questions to the participants, through an interactive app and the students were able to give the answers with a lot of passion and conviction.

The Exchange Programme is part of 9GEMS framework of GIIS schools where communication and collaboration is encouraged through such interaction with peers.

17th November 2021 Students Win Awards Through Scientific CreativityOn 17 November 2021, students of the GIIS SMART Campus participated in the Sony Creative Science Award (SCSA) and won various awards by putting their theoretical scientific knowledge to good use. SCSA is an annual competition that aims to develop and promote excellence and creativity in science among primary school students in Singapore.

In the Junior Whizkid category (for students of Primary 1 and 2), Samar Azharuddin Reshma won the Special Award for ‘Shadow Puppet Theatre’. In the Whizkid category (for students of Primary 3 to 6), Mugdha Akkinapragada won a Merit Award for ‘Sailing Yacht Adventure’ and Haresh Venkata Narayanaswamy won the Commendation Award for ‘Spin, Toss, and Win’. At SCSA 2021 the efforts and hard work of the teachers of SMART Campus were also recognised. Ms. Ruchika Shabi was awarded the Diamond Award and Ms. Komal Agarwal and Ms. Arunasree Gottivedu were awarded the Blue Ribbon Award.

GIIS aims at inculcating the pursuit of excellence in its students in their learning journey. Participation in events such as SCSA are heavily encouraged as this gives students the stage to showcase their 21st-century presentation skills in science.

The photos of the event can be accessed here. The event was completely online and teachers contributed photos by taking screenshots.


20 Students’ Creatives

Students’ CreativesAadi Avinash Nursery

Minjoon More Nursery

Aadhav YoganandNursery

Ayaan MuhammedNursery

Ariana Sheryl Kapoor Nursery

Perseus Mittal Nursery

Atharv Bhat Nursery

Vijay Sarwade Nursery

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Reyansh Pemma Nursery

Arav Ranjit K1A

Aveer Kalani K1A

Dhimahi Sadhnani K1A

Johan Mathai K1A

Harshavardhan Yennigalla K1A


Snehansh ShrivastavaK1A

Sreeprada Sayampu K1A

Adithya Krishnan Konety K2A

Shreniktej VongoleK1A

Sara TrehanK1A

Agil Krishna Kannan K2A


Ananditha VinodK2A

Hiyansh AgrawalK2A

Avaneesh MalkarK2A

Anwita SrivastavaK2A

Harshith DondapatiK2A


Madhav Mahadevan Arun K2A

Karl GomesK2A

Nuvaamika MurugaiyanK2A

Nimit MongaK2A

Anaisha PoddarK2B

Aradhya Raturi K2B


Y V Srinidhi CBSE 1A

Riddhi RanjitCBSE 1A

Shivalik MoudgilCBSE 1A

Clara Alwyn TitusCBSE 1A

Reyansh KumarK2B

Varush GangarapuK2B

Tanyashree PuppalaK2B


Jaden Immanuel CBSE 1A

Catherine Martin CBSE 1A

Aditya ChakrabortyCBSE 1A

Snikithaa SathishCBSE 1A

Hridhiya Murugaiyan CBSE 1A


Jessica Shamili CBSE 1B

Shrihan Raul CBSE 2B

Nabha Nisarg CBSE 2B

Samiksha Dwivedi CBSE 2B

Our Solar System

We all live on a planet called Earth. Planets are large bodies floating in space that orbit around a giant star. Some are fast, some are slow, some are big and some are small. Earth goes around the Sun which is also a Star. It appears much larger than all other stars in the sky because we are so close to it.

There are 7 other planets that go around the Sun. They are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus & Neptune. Few years ago, there used to be a ninth planet named Pluto. But Pluto was too small and its orbit was very different than the other planets. So scientists decided to call it a “dwarf planet”. In fact, there are 4 other dwarf planets. They are Eris, Ceres , Haumea and Makemake.

Planets sometimes also have bodies orbiting around it. They are called satellites. Earth has a satellite called Moon. Mercury and Venus does not have any satellite, but all other planets do. Mars has 2 satellites - Phobos and Deimos. Neptune has 14 satellites, Uranus has 27 satellites, Jupiter has 79 and Saturn has the most satellites at 82.

Grandpa, Grandpa, Come Back

Grandpa, Grandpa, come back. Your Little Shrihan waiting to love you back. Let me backtrack and knockback time to hold you back.

Grandpa, Grandpa, come back. As promised buyback me a minion backpack. Also bring Daffy the duck who keeps on doing all day quack, quack, quack.

Grandpa, Grandpa, come back. We both will enjoy your favorite biscuit krack Jack. Will fly back to family, by seeing you they would be taken aback.

Grandpa, Grandpa, come back. This time we will hijack you and will not allow to go back.All the family miss you and wants you back. Grandpa, Grandpa, come back.

Merry Christmas

Christmas festival is filled with joy

For every child, girl or boy

The reindeers fly the sleigh with poise

All pray in the church without any noise

Santa Claus comes early morning or late at night

When the stars in the sky shine so bright

He gives us many gifts and prizes

And we become happy with such surprises.

Paavni TiwariCBSE 2B


Two Gummy Bears

On a lovely evening, two Gummy bears, Mama bear and Baby bear went on a picnic.

After having snacks, they laid down under a tree on the hillside and started to look at the sky. Baby bear was excited to see the cotton candy clouds making different shapes and then drift along.

“Loooooook” she said pointing to the bear shaped cotton candy cloud, “this cloud looks just like me!”. Mama bear then pointed to another cloud that looked like a giant Butterfly. Both of them had a lot of fun looking at the beautiful clouds slowly drifting into different shapes. Later, they went on to explore the hillside and the baby bear spent her time observing nature. “These flowers look like candies!”, she said. “Oh! These rocks are like Jellies and those bushes look like candy canes!!”. The baby bear enjoyed the beautiful evening at the hillside so much and felt it was like a dreamy candyland.

Happy Holiday

Happy Holidays! No need to fear As exams are over We have done our best Now it’s time to rest Woohoo!Holidays are here! It’s time for fun! Holidays are here! It’s time for fun! It’s time to play! It’s time to cheer! It’s time to say Happy holidays! Happy holidays!

I Miss My School...

My online learning as a class II student was not so good I miss my friends I miss my school I miss my P.E period I miss my lunch time play My mom forces me to sit in front of the Lenovo laptop,but my teacher will not….

I miss class 2E

COVID 19 go away….

School time,School time come again

this year….. 2022

Sarah Roy Chaoudhary CBSE 2C

Isabella Dixon CBSE 2C

Mugdha AkkinapragadaCBSE 2D

Aeldiah Sujitha Jijoe Alphonse CBSE 2E

Savir KamatCBSE 2E

H. P. Adhrit CBSE 2E

Kiana Yadava CBSE 2C

French Articles

Bonjour !

Je m’ appelle Kiana

J’ ai sept ans

Je suis Indienne, mais j’ habite à Singapour.

Mes grands-parents,oncle,tante et cousins sont en Inde

J’étudie à l’école GIIS

J’aime mes professeurs et mes amis.

J’aime les couleurs et j’ aime dessiner

J’aime apprendre le Français

Merci !


Vidhi Vasant Sirsat CBSE 3A

Smera Rajesh CBSE 3B

Linith Naik CBSE 3A

Adrushya Sudarsan CBSE 3C

Mishika Tiwari CBSE 3B

L’hiver à Paris

L’hiver à Paris est beau.

les enfants adorent jouer dans la neige.

Les arbres sont couverts de neige.

A l’approche de Noël, les gens commencent à décorer

leurs maisons,

Des maisons françaises sont décorées pour les fêtes avec

les rennes de Noël, les dizaines de guirlandes, ou les

sapins lumineux!

J’aime les hivers parisiens!

Arin Ganguly CBSE 3D

Sweet and Adorable - 2021

I felt lonely, and had no siblings until last year. When my mom told me the great news that finally I was going to have a younger brother. I got so excited!! I was over the moon. I used to touch my mom’s tummy to feel the baby and count the days.

Finally, the due date came, and my mom went to the hospital. I was waiting impatiently at home to greet my brother. When he entered the house, I did puja for him. My eyes were gleaming with joy on seeing the cute little baby. His eyes were closed. I held his tiny hands for the first time. He was so delicate. The first few months he used to cry and sleep the whole day, so it was boring. After a few months, he started to make faces which made me laugh. It’s fun to watch him. He started to play with toys and was more active. I learnt to change his diapers. I got him dresses and a rattle on his six-month birthday. He was very happy to play with his new toys. I love my brother. Life has been more colourful since June last year and I hope it continues to be like this forever...

Ishanvi Bajpai CBSE 3D


Vihana Kishor CBSE 3E

Mon Professeur

Mon professeur est la meilleure, Elle est belle,

intelligente et gentille.

J’adore mon professeur.

Elle nous enseigne depuis deux ans. Au début j’ai pas

pu parler beaucoup en français mais aujourd’hui, grâce

à elle, je peux parler en français facilement. Sa façon

d’enseigner est très simple et intéressante donc ma

matière préférée, c’est le français.

Merci beaucoup

Radhya Beniwal CBSE 3E

Adya Bhatnagar CBSE 3E

Dhruv Kadadi CBSE 3E

Rose and Unicorn

Once Upon a Time, I Found a Unicorn

There lived a girl whose name was Rose, she wanted a pet Unicorn. She went out into the woods to find a Unicorn.

Rose went deeper until she found a hare. She asked him, “did you see a Unicorn?”

The hare said, “yes, I saw but it ran away.” Rose said, “Oh! You live in a willow tree so can you make me a broom to fly?” The hare agreed. When hare gave the broom to Rose, she was ready to take off. While flying, her back started to pain, so she landed in front of an Owl. The Owl was a carpet maker and offered to make a flying carpet for Rose.

Rose loved the carpet made by the Owl. When she was in the sky, she saw a Unicorn but it ran six times faster than the carpet. The Unicorn ran so fast that it shed all the leaves of the trees. Rose followed it until it grew dark. Then Rose went to the camping area and slept.

Next day, she saw the Unicorn grazing nearby. At last Rose got her pet Unicorn!

They lived happily ever after

THE END!

Bonjour Les Amis

Je voudrais partager sur l’industrie la plus célèbre de France et d’Europe, AIRBUS.

AIRBUS est la plus grande entreprise aéronautique et spatiale d’Europe et un leader mondial, Airbus est à la pointe de l’industrie aéronautique.

Le siège social d’Airbus est situé à Toulouse, dans le sud-ouest de la France. Airbus a des bureaux dans le monde entier.

Toulouse est célèbre pour de nombreuses entreprises aérospatiales.

C’est le centre des industries aérospatiales en Europe.

Certains des célèbres avions Airbus que vous pouvez utiliser sont

• A320 – Avion à carrosserie étroite

• A330 et A350 - Gros-porteurs

• A380- Le plus grand avion à deux étages Jumbo au monde.

Merci les amis.

Sree Deetya CBSE 4A

Harshita Harish Kumar CBSE 4A


Revanth Gadde CBSE 4A

Uma Subramanian CBSE 4C

Alina Ann Anu CBSE 4B

Sai Keerthi CBSE 4B

Shreenidhi Ganesh CBSE 4A

Aditi Sunil Nair CBSE 4D

Sarah Baig CBSE 4B

Nithin Maniraj CBSE 4B

Michelle’s Escape

A little girl, Michelle, was once walking through a forest picking flowers. There, she saw a beautiful golden songbird that was caught in a net spread by a bird catcher. The songbird was crying in distress for help. Michelle ran and freed the bird at once. The songbird chirped joyfully and flew away. Michelle was happy to have done a good deed, and walked back home.

Many days later, Michelle was sitting on a wall and was enjoying some sandwiches for lunch. The same songbird was flying overhead and saw Michelle. The songbird swooped at her sandwich and took it away. Michelle jumped to snatch her sandwich back, but lost her balance. She fell from the wall.

When she recognised the golden songbird, Michelle was very upset. She thought that the bird was very ungrateful. Michelle picked herself up and was shocked to see a poisonous snake slithering on the wall. She now understood that the snake would have bitten her if she had not fallen off the wall. The songbird had saved her life!

Michelle felt relieved and was thankful to the songbird. She then took her lunch box and ran away from there.

Chowmahalla Palace

In my winter holidays, I went to Hyderabad for vacation. A cold Wednesday, I went to a palace museum called Chowmahalla Palace. At the time India was being ruled by the British, there was a kingdom called Hyderabad that was ruled by royalty.Chowmahalla Palace is a group of 4 different palaces. In the main palace, the throne is visible, too!

A lot of the royalty’s possessions are on display in the Palace including vintage cars like Rolls Royce and Fiat.Chowmahalla Palace is a group of 4 different palaces. In the main palace, you can see the throne, too!

In one palace, the royal crockery is on display. The armour of the Royal Army is also on display in two of the rooms. Those rooms are filled with just armour! There are so many knives, shields, etc.! Even the walls are lined up with armour and it feels really special to be able to see armour of such old times!

I loved my visit to the palace and I learnt many new things. I hope to visit again soon.


Niyathi CBSE 4E

Pranav MenonCBSE 5B

Niranjana Sabarinath CBSE 4F

Prisha Gare CBSE 5A

Nature Look at the beautiful flowerAnd the green treesLook at what the nature has got,To make us feel free!The animals with adaptations, Each different from others So unique and beautiful,With its own powers.Look at the hare,Jumping off with speed.And the turtle,Walking towards the sea,The fox is cleverly looking for prey,

And the Lion is being a king everyday.

The Mooncake

My mother made me a mooncake, Delicious,

Delicate with a milkshake

Stuffed with Apple and Almond,

I wish it was in a shape of a diamond

My favorite desert, winter or summer

I love mooncake, forever, forever.

My First Roller Coaster Ride

I had often seen roller coaster rides in television and always thought it was scary and wondered what would happen, if I ever rode one?

It was our first visit to Universal Studios, Singapore. My sister and I were quite young. She was five and I was seven. We tried many rides there and saw many shows. We saw the big castle moving ahead and decided to visit that zone. When we entered The Far Far Away zone, we saw a ride which many people were crowding over called ‘The Enchanted Airways’. As we were little girls, this dragon ride appealed to us enormously and my mother agreed to let us go into the ride. We did not know what the ride was about. As we sat on the ride, we assumed it was a kind of kids’ train but when we were seated we got a big shock. IT WAS A ROLLERCOASTER! though a junior one !

Anyway, we continued with our ride. Since only two could be seated together, my mother sat in the front row and let the two of us sit together behind. We were very frightened and it felt creepy when we went up and down. Finally, after seven minutes of frantic screaming the ride ended. We had a big sigh of relief that we landed safely and also an achievement that we rode the Roller Coaster.

That day I learnt two important lessons- First, I should never get on any ride without knowing what it was, just based on its look. Second, if you are seated properly,

you do not fall from the roller coaster ride even when it’s upside down because they are built that way based on scientific principles of inertia.

Minecraft: A Game That Changed History

A game once thought to only be played by mischievous youngsters and lonely teenagers is today a world-renowned icon. It is incredible that a man named Notch thought of the idea that would become so popular.

When you think of Minecraft, there’s more to it than just blocks and dirt houses and spider webs. It’s built up a community of people looking to be themselves in ways we have never seen before. Ways that society calls, tools of children. But it’s not! This one game has influenced society in a way we can’t even imagine. And when people say “It’s just a game!” It isn’t! It’s a feeling!

Minecraft has become a part of our generation, Gen Z. It was here when I was born and I know it will remain so when I die. Games fade. We know that. But minecraft is no game at all. It is a canvas waiting to be painted and the players are the paintbrushes!

It changed the world. And it will continue to do so.

As I am sitting here at my desk, typing this on my iPad with minecraft’s incredible background music playing in the background, I tell the editors of the people reading this article and disregarding it because they do not understand, remember that minecraft is something that our generation loves! Something that was made for us! So it makes sense that you may not understand! But still, there are people from other generations who love this game!

So maybe, just give minecraft a chance. Because trust me, it will change your life. And at the very least, your child’s life.

L’Automne

Les feuilles des arbres n’est pas vert,

Ils sont rouges, jaunes, et oranges.

Ce mois-ci, c’est le mois d’ octobre

Halloween se rapproche.

La température est agréable,

La pluie continue.

C’est ce que l’automne est pour moi, Je ne l’aurais jamais Autrement.

Rhakshith Ramanathan CBSE 5A

Deepali Pathak CBSE 5A


Sky Kamat CBSE 5B

Jiya Shah CBSE 5D

Ishita Rana CBSE 5C

Sarvesh AnandCBSE 5C

Pranav BhatCBSE 5D

2022 The Year of The Tiger

Tigers are hikers

Who hunt and kill.

It’s their prestigious skin

For which they get killed.

2022 is the year of Tiger

Let’s not get the Tiger extinct.

This is the year to enjoy

And to bring new hope and joy.

Ma Saison Préférée

Je préfère l’hiver. J’aime l’hiver parce qu’il fait froid et s’il neige, nous pouvons faire un bonhomme de neige et boire du chocolat chaud.

En hiver, c’est le moment de Noël. C’est la fête de la famille. On va à la messe de minuit. On décore la maison avec des guirlandes et on met des lumières colorées sur le sapin de Noël. L’hiver vient après l’automne. Pendant cette saison, c’est mon anniversaire. Je fête mon anniversaire le 30 décembre.

Vidhi Aggarwal CBSE 5D


Amishi Srivastava CBSE 5E

Shritha Vongole CBSE 5E

Venkata Pranav Yellumahanti CBSE 5E

Srivigna Reddy BommineniCBSE 5F

Meet the New ‘ME’; Post Lockdown For the last two years, the whole world has been shaken by the longest pandemic ever in history, Covid-19. This pandemic has changed everybody’s life. None of us succeeded in escaping this.

When we all were locked in our houses and stressed, I tried to keep myself motivated and engaged in many hobbies. Picking up new skills helped me to be relaxed and engaged. Hobbies were the silver lining in the cloud of pandemic.

My parents ordered me a guitar at my request. I learnt to play basic notes of the guitar with the help of some online videos! Soon, this skill became one of my best friends. I really came to understand the power of living healthily during this pandemic. Now my morning starts at 6:30am. I go for a jog every morning followed by yoga. This gives me the kick start of my day with positivity.

This pandemic has taught us many lessons like the value of time, value of good health, value of good hobbies etc. Hobbies played a crucial role to maintain my mental health during this crisis.

” Life is very precious, make it more beautiful by adding value to it.”

Covid 19 COVID 19 is a big task , it makes us wash our hands and wear our masks.

COVID is not a joke , it is harder than a rock.

It spreads like water, and makes our health shorter.

It makes us quarantine, 14 days is it’s time.

Every country had a lockdown, and made us bored and made our mood down.

Everyone couldn’t go to school, because of the COVID rule!!!

But one thing is for sure, we will overcome this fear.

We will follow the learnings and make our “Mother Earth” worth living !!

Swarit Chaudhary CBSE 5E

Maadhav NaikCBSE 5F

Struggles of a Left-Hander

As a left-hander the hardships I faced in everyday tasks and using devices… which are mostly created for right-handers. For example, the first period today was music. There were many guitars but then I realised that there was no left-handed guitar. Then it was art and we got to cut coloured paper. But I realised that the art class did not have any left-handed scissors (most people are unaware of the existence of this item), so I had lots of difficulties cutting paper!

However, just before lunch, I had one last resort, which was ICT! We had a lot to do involving the calculator app. But then I realised that the numbers were to the right of the keyboard, so I had to stretch my left hand to reach the numbers and my speed was slowed! Back home I was asked to take a picture using a camera very delicately and found it very difficult as most buttons were on the right side of the camera. Even in the kitchen, I found it very hard to peel potatoes as peelers are designed for right-handers.

However, left-handers still find ways to live happily despite all these hardships!

Shriyans Mitra CBSE 5F


Little Boy on the Tree

Mom said, ‘‘Little boy, never climb on the tree, or you’ll fall down, hurt your ankle and knee. But the little boy wanted to climb the tree for apples, so instead he asked daddy. Daddy said, ‘’ Always be strong and take risks in life.’’. So, the little boy had climbed the tree, but just as he reached the apples, he screamed. He broke his ankle and knee. Mom was angry, she said, ‘’ I knew this would happen. Fix it yourself. I am busy.’’ while daddy was proud of me, he said, ‘’good job buddy.’. I was very confused, which is the best option? Should I have taken the risk or just have left it for the sake of my safety?

My Love for Origami

Origami is the art of paper-folding. Its name derives from Japanese words ori (“folding”) and kami (“paper”).

Origami is my hobby. I can make a lot of difficult and easy things from origami paper. I am self learnt and practicing since last two years. One day, on a play date with my friend I learnt how to make a boat from a normal paper and since then there was no looking back. I started gaining interest in making items from origami paper.

I enjoy making origami items like – butterfly, dog, jumping frog, whale, jewelry boxes, heart, balloon, crown, etc. I can memorize the steps by practicing.

Some fun facts:

• Designed origami paper is called sweet paper or Chiyogami paper.

• Origami paper is designed to be thin enough to fold easily and hold the crease without being bulky, yet strong enough to resist tears.

• NASA engineers use origami not only because of its aesthetic appeal, but also because of the hidden geometry in the various folds.

Matrushka TripathiCBSE 5F

Geet Modha PYP 2B

Arjav Jain PYP 3A

Sarthak Saraf PYP 3A

Aadhya AgarwalPYP 2B

Anika BhargavaPYP 2B

A Crow While I was crying,

I saw a bird flying

It went on a tree,

Ate three leaves

It came towards me,

While my mother drank tea

It got scared from me,

When I spilled my mothers tea

But luckily it was a day dream,

When I was applying cream.

Anaiya ChakrabortyPYP 2B


Vismay PYP 3B

Hasini Satish PYP 3B

Aarna Agrawal PYP 3B

Keerthini Satish PYP 3B

My Dream I was dreaming with my eyes wide-opened.

Where, I saw myself sitting on a desk.

My mind is at rest.

Because my book had been published and,

Autographs were being given my million.

Proud I was to write such a book ! and,

In a world of happiness it took.

Readers, fortunate who could reach a copy.

I dreamt with my eyes wide-opened to see,

What comes NEXT !

My Emotions I am happy when everyone cheer

I am sad when I am not with my peer

I am shy when I don’t say Hi

I cry when my friends say bye

I am surprised and suddenly say Oh!

I am proud when I say I am pro

I am silly when I am not friendly

I am kind when I help someone to find

I love to be curious but I hate to be furious

I am always delighted when you find me excited.

Days FlyJanuary begins the year, with fireworks and lots of cheer,

February, the north winds blow, the ground now wears a coat of snow,

Marching on we soon hit spring, with daffodils and chicks that sing,

The next month brings a bunch of flowers, baby lambs and April showers,

May I say that spring soon ends, as summer’s sun walks round the bend,

Fizzy drinks and swimming pools, in June we laugh and play the fool,

July, we buy ice creams and peaches, have donkey rides on sandy beaches,

In August, in the fields of clover, summer waves the party’s over,

September shirts, the old school tie, it’s school again! I hear you cry,

October, leaves and conker fights, ghosts and witches, darker nights,

November crackles, rockets fly, the fireworks, they paint the sky,

December, wrapped in winter ice, the past twelve months, I hope were nice!!

Ma Maison

J’habite dans une grande maison. C’est une maison avec deux étages, il y a un rez-de-chaussée et un premier étage. Dans le rez-de-chaussée, il y a le salon et la cuisine. Dans le premier étage, il y a la salle de bains, ma chambre et la grande chambre. Il y aussi un grenier et un bureau. Dans le bureau, il y a une table et une chaise. J’étudie dans le bureau. Dans le salon, il y a la télé, le fauteuil et la table. Dans le salon, je regarde la télé avec ma famille. Dans la cuisine, il y a la table, la chaise, la vaisselle et le placard. Dans la cuisine, je prépare les repas. Dans la salle de bains, il y a la baignoire et la douche. Dans ma chambre, il y a le lit, la chaise et la table. Dans ma chambre, je dors. Dans la grande chambre, il y a deux lits. Dans le grenier, il y a la lampe, la chaise et la table. C’est ma maison.

Ma Maison

Ma maison a deux étages. Au rez-de-chaussée, il y a la salle à manger, le salon, la cuisine et la chambre. Au premier étage, il y a le bureau, la salle de bains et la chambre des amis. Dans la salle à manger, je mange. Dans le salon, je regarde, la télé avec ma famille. Dans la cuisine, je prépare les repas. Dans ma chambre, je dors. Dans le bureau, j’étudie. Dans la chambre des amis, nos invités dorment. À l’extérieur de ma maison, il y a le jardin. Dans le jardin, il y a beaucoup de fleurs. C’est ma maison.

Aadya Bafna PYP 3C

Reet Aggarwal PYP 3C


Sharing Lockdown Hobbies with My Bestie ‘Ding-Dong!’ The doorbell rang. It must be Shelly, my best friend! Finally, she is here after ages of lockdown! I am eager to share with her my new hobbies including some sweet treats too.

The moment I opened the door, Shelly hugged me. We were too excited. While entering the living room, Shelly spotted a pair of goldfish in an aquarium. “Real Goldfish, Mihika?” exclaimed Shelly in surprise. “Yes, they are! I always wanted a pet and they are my new lockdown buddies,” I said. “That’s so sweet!” said Shelly.

Thereafter she was too delighted when we had chocolate cake that I baked. Suddenly, some grotesque smell bothered us. “It’s probably from the compost in the balcony that I made with food waste,” I realized. While having a look, I cried, “Oh no! Come and see. It’s full of worms and so pungent!” Unfortunately, all of it was thrown away as we were short of potted plants to use.

While relaxing in my room, Shelly exclaimed, noticing my quill art. “Lovely! How did you make it?” She was surprised to know that I learnt it myself by watching it online and also recorded my own video.

After having lunch, we spent the rest of the afternoon playing board games and watching a video of my virtual dance concert. Times were different and one had to make best out of the situation by exploring new things. Therefore, we concentrated watching an old classic movie for the night!

Halloween et la Toussaint!

Nous fêtons Halloween le 31 octobre. Le jour d’Halloween, je vais à la chasse avec mes amis. J’aime me déguiser en une sorcière pour Halloween. Je n’ai pas peur de n’importe qui. Je décore ma maison avec des squelettes, des bougies et des citrouilles pour Halloween! Le jour prochain, le premier novembre, c’est la Toussaint en France et c’est aussi un jour férié. Les familles mettent des fleurs sur des tombes des personnes qui sont décédés et certaines familles vont à l’église le jour de la Toussaint.

Mon École

J’aime aller à l’école. Mon école s’appelle GIIS. L’école est très propre, sécurisée, moderne et grande. Il y a environ 3000 élèves à GIIS. L’école a six étages. Les classes sont grandes et il y a beaucoup de salles différentes comme des laboratoires, une salle de danse et une salle de musique. Il y a aussi deux cantines, une cafétéria, une cour de récréation et une salle informatique.

What is Paleontology ?

Palaeontology is one of the lesser known but also one of the most important professions. Without paleontology, we wouldn’t be able to understand the Past and know about prehistoric animals like dinosaurs and primates and their prehistoric ancestors.

What do paleontologists do?

Paleontologists are scientists who try to reveal the past of earth. They go to specific locations to collect fossils and examine them. This is how we can find out the different types of dinosaurs or any other prehistoric animals , the food that they ate, their characteristics, the habitat they lived in and how they set foot on this planet.

What got me interested in paleontology?

When I was about 2 years old, I got very interested and fascinated by dinosaurs. I am still fascinated by dinosaurs to this date. They are very magnificent creatures .The last time I watched a movie related to dinosaurs,(Which was Jurassic park 3) in December of 2020, it got me thinking what paleontologists are so I googled it and found that paleontologists are the people who study ancient life and it includes dinosaurs too.

The Wake-Up Call - Dedicated to My Parents

The wake-up call - dedicated to my parents

Hello dear I’m your wake-up call

Common leave your bed stand tall

Embrace this new day with a smile

Feel so special every while

The brightness of the morning is there for you

To make you lovely and feel so new

A very happy good morning to you

I hope you have a good day too

Mihika Musib PYP 4A

Mahika Hemani PYP 5A

Andrea Priestly Mary PYP 5B

Veer Wagh PYP 5B

Shatneek LakkanikiPYP 5B

Halloween

Halloween est fêté le 31 octobre. Je me déguise en vampire. Je n’ai pas peur de n’importe qui. Je vais à la chasse des bonbons avec mes amis. Je décore ma maison avec des bougies, des citrouilles et des crânes. Les français ne fêtent pas Halloween. Après Halloween, le premier novembre, c’est la Toussaint. La Toussaint est fêtée par les français. Ils vont dans l’église et aux cimetières, et ils mettent des fleurs sur les tombes. C’est un jour férié en France.

Pranit Mehta PYP 5B

Arianna Chawla PYP 3C

Aadhya Karanam PYP 3C


58 Teachers and Staff

61 Student Council

63 Grades

86 Top Management Members

Teachers and Staff

Names correspond from left to right. Names correspond from left to right.

First Row : Ms. Quraishia Juwanda, Ms. E Shobha Shankar, Ms. Jubi Kurup, Ms. Sivasanthi Sivabalan, Ms. Arfa Firdaus, Ms. Rekha Varghese, Ms. Gayetri Joshi, Ms. Krithika Sivaramakrishnan, Ms. Avni Grover, Mr. Jatinder Singh Bedi

Second Row : Mr. Sivakanesh Sanmugam, Ms. Sushma Tiwari, Ms. Roshini Sheela Rani, Ms. Ruchika Manchanda, Ms. Sreedevi Sarin, Ms. Lalithambika Ramakrishnan, Ms. Namrata Sharma, Ms. Monica Sinha, Ms. Sangitaa Singh, Mr. Habeebullah Jainudeen

Third Row : Ms. Pallavi Misra, Ms. Simantini Verma, Ms. Archana Kumar, Ms. Radhika Kaura, Ms. Deepshikha Tripathi, Ms. Monika Gite, Ms. Neetu Singh, Ms. Divya Neralath, Ms. Shalini Singh, Ms. Arunasree Gottivedu, Ms. Chetna Srivastava

Fourth Row : Ms. Ruchika shabi, Ms. Meghna Singh, Ms. Megha Sethi, Ms. Prabjot Kaur Gulati, Ms. Meenakshi Kumari, Ms. Chitra Suresh, Ms. Hemalatha Mahendran, Ms. Susan John, Ms. Sangeetha Jose, Ms. Jaspal, Ms. Urmi Desai

Front Row : Ms. Smitha Matada, Ms. Rekha Varghese, Ms. Rema Rajiv, Ms. Roopal Singh

Middle Row : Ms. Pooja Sachdev, Ms. Shilpa Kubal, Ms. Navaz Sattur, Ms. Thelma Murzello

Back Row : Ms. Sweta Maheshwari

Front Row : Ms. Rekha Vivek, Ms. Rekha Varghese, Ms. Manju Nair, Ms. Sumathi Gunasakeran

Front Row : Ms. Rekha Varghese, Ms. Rema Rajiv, Ms. Lalithambika Ramakrishnan, Ms. Manju Nair

Faculty - CBSE

Faculty - Global Montessori Plus

Administrative Staff

Co-ordinators with Vice-Principal

2021/22 GIIS SMART Campus Yearbook - Primary Photos58 59

Names correspond from left to right.

Faculty - IB PYP


First Row : Ms. Meera Rajeev Kumar, Ms. Sangeetha Jose, Ms. Rekha Varghese, Ms. Manju Nair, Ms. Rita Avvaru, Ms. Namita Jain

Second Row : Ms. Akshara Maran, Ms. Deepa Ragunathan, Ms. Deepika Mohanty, Ms. Urvashi Vermani, Ms. Komal Agarwal, Ms. Shi Quin

Third Row : Ms. Sonal Jain, Ms. Darshana Kalyanpur, Ms. Heena Gatigante, Ms. Huixian Feng, Ms. Aishwarya Karthik

Fourth Row : Mr. Kan Chuan, Ms. Maggie Jingru, Ms. Nidhi Menon, Ms. Anjuna Menon, Mr. Muralindran Rajendran

First Row : Pranav Ramanathan, Nithilan Murali, Ananthasesha Praveenraman Rao, Pranav Menon, Pearl Gupta, Prisha Gare

Second Row : Pranav Bhat, Aadhar Chattopadhyay, Abirami Ramanarayan, Niyathi Kollarath Manikkoth, Pranit Mehta, Aaron Rai

Third Row : Amishi Srivastava, Sibtain Bin Ashiq, Aayat Khan, Bhavyaa Mohta, Swarit Chaudhary, Aisha Khurram Khan

Student Council Group 1

Student Council Group 2

First Row : Toshani Choudhury, Aadit Jain, Aaditya Gilda, Reshaad Mohammad Anwar

Second Row : Eleisha Malik, Rehaan Koli, Medha Pathak, Joanna albert, Anand Vadlamani, Shrisha Mandal

Third Row : Yuvakshi Sharma, Advika, Mohishka dossi, Sasha Majmdar Himanee Jain, Aadya Prasoon

Fourth Row : Parvathy Sreekumar, Sai Rithvik Bikkina, Aditi Bhat, Vedika Ingolikar, Veer Menon, Aarohi Singh

Student Council

Vice Principal : Ms. Rekha Varghese Coordinator : Ms. Manju Nair, Ms. Lalithambika Ramakrishnan

Vice Principal : Ms. Rekha Varghese Coordinator : Ms. Manju Nair, Ms. Lalithambika Ramakrishnan



Grades

Nursery

Front Row : Viraj Sarwade, Netra Tomar, Perseus Flores Mittal, Bandaru Monvitha Nanda, Aadi Ojas Avinash, Sri Reyansh Teja Pemma

Middle Row : Minjoon More, Aradhya Rao, Rachit Toshniwal, Anav Verma, Kashvi Suren Prabhu, Ayaan Muhammed

Virtually Present : Aadhav Yoganand, Atharv Bhat, Rudra Rahul Joshi, Yan Kiu Poon, Ariyana Sheryl Kapoor

Class K1A

First Row : Sara Trehan, Adhya Sangeeth, Ananya Upadrashta, Kinvara Scully-Karthikan, Beulah Jebakumar, Ayansh Dhoolehole Ashrith

Second Row : Ditya Hegde, Dhimahi Sadhnani, Arjun Malhotra, Shiva Dhruv Piduru, Reneesha Dey, Ojas Jain

Third Row : Elizabeth Gorde, Johan Mathai, Satvikk Sajith, Shreniktej Vongole, Dhakshin Mani Jegan, Devansh Dash

Fourth Row : Sai Shreyas, Inaaya Singh, Prathun Velmurugan, Bani Modha, Katha Patil, Sreeprada Sayampu, Snehansh Srivastava, Shreyas Kasture

Virtually Present : Anwesha Brahma, Sai Shreyas Parimi, Shrey Singhal, Vivantha Sasikumar, Vyom Tageja, Preksha Sulegaon, Saanjh Smriti Sahoo, Harshavardhan, Arav Ranjit

Class Teacher : Ms. Shilpa D Kubal Coordinator : Ms. Rema Rajiv Co-teacher : Ms. Roopal Singh

Class Teacher : Ms. Pooja Sachdev Coordinator : Ms. Rema Rajiv Co-teacher : Ms. Navaz Sattur



Class K2A

Front Row : Nimit Monga, Anwita Srivastava, Hiyansh Agrawal, Nuvaamika Murugaiyan, Agil Krishna Kannan, Srithik Sanjeev

Middle Row : Karl Gomes, Sourashish Das, Niyaa Sreenath, Avaneesh Malkar, Shri Charith Bhat, Divyam Sai Mohapatra

Back Row : Harshith Dondapati, Zaynkumar Hemanthkumar, Adithya Krishnan Konety, Lakshana Karthikaibalan, Ananditha Vinod, Madhav Mahadevan Arun

Virtually Present : Arunima Santhosh, Darius Serhan Syed, Kashvi Dubey, Rafael Prince Kumar, Shanvi Sharma, Tisya Aggarwal, Prineet Verma

Class K2B

Front Row : Bhavyam Bhatia, Tanyashree Puppala, Aradhya Raturi, Reyansh Kumar, Laetisha Bhatnagar

Middle Row : Nihan Paliwal, Chaarvi Suren Prabhu, Aarvi Kothari, Manukrith Venkatesan, Peter Arush Kavala, Admya Pratap Singh

Back Row : Varush Nandha Gangarapu, Anaisha Poddar, Hreedyansh Roychowdhury, Mrittishna Satishkumar, Shivaay Wani, Eliana Gorde

Virtually Present : Avyaan Pandey, Ishank Nathani, Lakshita Karnick, Nived V Narayanan Paku, Shivanya Singh, Snehithaa Shanmugam, Surya Shreeyansh Raparla, Tanush Mangale

CBSE 1A

Front Row : Devarsh Singh, Prithvi Gopinath, Nisandro Trinidade, Hridhiya Murugaiyan, Jaden Immanuel, Shreyaan Reddy Velma

Middle Row : Akshath Kodandapani, Nicholle Nigil, Sudhith Muruganantham, Vakul Ujjini, Snikithaa Sathish, Ajitesh Sharma

Back Row : Aadya Vohra, Gopaalakrishna Sayampu, Jacqueline Robin, Aditya Chakraborty, Shivalik Moudgil, Ahaan Kulkarni

Virtually Present : Anna Mary Jomesh, Catherine Martin, Clara Alwyn Titus, Navika Satyawali, Riddhi Ranjit, Rishaan Das, Venkata Srinidhi Yellumahanti.

CBSE 1B

First Row : Akhil Pattimani, Mithun Sai Teja Pemma, Ronit Chakraborty, Shreshtha Verma

Second Row : Vihana Bansal, Arjun Vidyuth Vignesh, Swaranjali Hanchate, Ridit Malik, Rushika Sai Paluri, Ridhaan Sinha

Third Row : Sanya Ketan Haryaksh Pagadala, Jessica Shamili Madhan, Akshaj Deshpande, Vaydeesh Tamil Selvan, Mrigank Maheshwari, Jacy Tia, Tamizhnandan Shanmugakumar

Fourth Row : Ruhaan Taggar, Mishka Kaushik, Ansh Patil, Naga Srinika Ponnuru, Shreeja Kar, Visakan KK, Ambika Mamgain, Kiyaan Bhagat

Virtually Present : Harshith Vemulapalli, Gautham Rudra Yanduri, Riya Patil, Samanvitha Vijay, Skyrah Pereira

Class Teacher : Ms. Smitha Matada Coordinator : Ms. Rema Rajiv Co-teacher : Ms. Thelma Murzello

Class Teacher : Ms. Hemalatha Mahendran Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika Ramakrishnan Co-teacher : Mr. Habeebullah Jainudeen

Class Teacher : Ms. Meghna Singh Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Deepshikha Tripathi

Class Teacher : Ms. Sweta Maheshwari Coordinato r : Ms. Rema Rajiv Co-teacher : Ms. Thelma Murzello



CBSE 1C

First Row : Yuvarjun Ramkumar, Nurah Baig, Hemank Gurram, Spandan Kuldeep, Shruthivarni Rajkumar, Sathvik Anucharan

Second Row : Mihika Nischal Bastav, Aarit Bahety, Sparsha Karthik, Trisha Amol Chaudhari, Aayan Pramod Kollak, Aaryan Jayasimhan

Third Row : Aarohi Pawar, Sharanya Arpan Singh Gautam, Fazeela Ashiqa Muhammed Farooq, Shivansh Bhatt, Pranit Sabharwal, Nivaan Nehal Bhavsar

Fourth Row : Nandinee Samal, Yashwin Reddy Alamuru, Saanvi Sameer Mali, Misha Srivathsan, Shanaya Goel, Kriday Garg Gatik Khatri, Shraddha Upadhyaya

Virtually Present : Shanaya Chhatani, Shanaya Pradhan, Ram Thanuj Tummalapalli, Vedant Thakar

CBSE 1D

Front Row : Advik Mitra, Hanush Guvvala, Binglin Quan, Shravas Ram

Back Row : Sai Nimeshika Nagam, Alvis Manoj Kumaran, Vandita Verma, Mysha Saajid, Aashvi Mehrotra, Padmavathi Kovvuri

Virtually Present : Kaisha Ghai, Praneil Sai Konanki , Abraham Khan

CBSE 2A

First Row : Darsh Muralidhar, Shriya Kasture, Shanaya Kumar, Shreyas Kurulkar, Aditi Sriperumbudhuri, Harneez Kaur

Second Row : Sarvesh Natchirajan, Arjun Mohanram, Aishani Mittal, Anuja Alaguraja, Krishav Bhagat, Anay Anuj Hanmante

Third Row : Ishaan Pathak, Shambhavi Asmita, Aarit Garg, Parth Agarwal, Anika Sinha, Madhav Vashshist

Fourth Row : Aksh Goel, Darshith Saravanan, Srivikram Sukumar, Aryan Yogesh Warade

Virtually Present : Aaraiz Siddiqui, Anjana Venkataramanan, Atharva Maurya, Dharshini Deenadayalan, Dhruv Kasula, Krish Manikandan, Raahil Hussain, Rithul Karthi

CBSE 2B

Front Row : Shivansh Kumar, Soutami Sarkar, Vani Tiwari, Anaisha Priyesh Khandelwal

Middle Row : Madhuvanth Narisimhan Dwarakanath, Nabha Nisarg, Samiksha Dwivedi, Dhruv Sameer Angadi

Back Row : Janvi Kurup, Arihant Ratan, Shrihan Raul, Ayaan Khalfay, Aarnav Sharma, Sudha Srivalli Rachuri

Virtually Present : Aadyasha Dash, Aarna Singh Bisen, Aarush Sahoo, Anush Vaid, Anvi Bhagat, Hridhaan Shetty, Hrishi Varun Suddamalla, Josya Varshini Potluri, Neelanjan Sandesh Dere, Paavni Tiwari, Samar Nazeer Mohammed, Tanvi Shekhar Dhanvijay, Vaiga Binesh, Viraaj Tageja

Class Teacher : Ms. Quraishia Juwanda Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Mr. Habeebullah Jainudeen

Class Teacher : Ms. Amrita Sawlani Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Laurianne

Class Teacher : Ms. Prabjot Gulati Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika Ramakrishnan Co-teacher : Ms. Sangeeta Jose

Class Teacher : Ms. Monica Sinha Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika Ramakrishnan Co-teacher : Ms. Sivasanthi Sivabalan



CBSE 2C

CBSE 2D

CBSE 2E

Front Row : Aashvi Shinde, Allazne Shah, Hrida Vellanki, Kirushika Alagesh Pandiyan

Middle Row : Akilan Vinoth, Arjith Surya Thangadurai, Aryaveer Arjun Singh, Pranav Ramakrishnan

Back Row : Manasvi Badari, Adhrit Harohalli Prathap, Kanishka Vasanthakumar, Ryan Verma, Jhanvi Mahesh, Kartheek Suresh, Arini Kulkarni

Virtually Present : Aarohi Jha, Aeldiah Sujatha Jijoe Alphonse, Bavyesh Sai, Calvin Satyamurthy, Deeksha Saravanan, Hinal Choudhary, Ikshita Anand, Kairav Sethi, Kavin Balaji, Savir Kamat, Zain Hashim

Front Row : Ridhi khode, Saanvi Agnihotri, Linith Sandeep, Ananth Prasad, Vibha Satish, Avanthika Vijesh

Middle Row : Niara P, Samithinjal H, Luvleen Dhiman, Natasha Chordia, Sarvesh Prabu, Vidhi Vasant

Back Row : Aekansh Mahesh, Riddhi Karnati, Agastya Tyagi, Aarna Gupta, Armaan Sethi, Anika Vinod, Shaurya Satrughna

Virtually Present : Vihaan Sharma, Rajarshi Biswas, Aadit Jain, Vimit Jain, Saurish Gupta, Mohana Sai Pavan, Shanvi Shruthika, Yajas Sinha

CBSE 3A

Class Teacher : Ms. Megha Sethi Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Sivasanti

First Row : Yahvi Monga, Shree Shukla, Aarohi DA, Aarna Chugh

Second Row : Shrimughai Pattu Santhakumar, Isabella Zara Dixon, Sarah Ray Choudhury, Krish Kannan

Third Row : Kiana Yadava, Vihaan Balaji, Ananya Srivastava ,Ayan Sharma, Lakshita Agnihotri, Hanshith Yada

Fourth Row : Aarohi Bisen, Amoli Gupta, Prakrithi Prabhu, Sai RianRaj Sindari, Kushagra Tak, Atharva Srivastava, Krishang Sahoo

Virtually Present : Dhriti Sharma, Ponangi VenkatesanNaga Srivallabh, Rishika Ranjan, Shayan Saparam, Weichen Zhong

First Row : Siddhesh Srivastava, Saanvi C. Rout, Ce Wang, Xiaojun Han, Ritika Mandal, Satwik Mohanty

Second Row : Sai Grithav Saravana, Kishan Kulkarni, Roopesh Kalaiselvan, Panav Sharma, Vinisha Selvakumar, Siddharth Srinivasa Varadhan

Third Row : Rohan Nair, Aarohi Bhojane, Pradyun Tej Nellutla, Krishnavivaan Kesarivarman, Nethra Praveenkumar, Shourya Pratap Singh

Fourth Row : Tejas Peri, Varenya Chand, Samar A.R, Mugdha Akkinapragada, Pratham Agarwal, Saransh Pawday, Viransh Doogar

Virtually Present : Kaira Kunwar, Moksha Nagasai Vignesh Akurati, Pranavi Ganesan, Ryan Sharma, Krishmathavan Kanipandiarajan

Class Teacher : Ms. Chitra Suresh Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Mr. Jatinder Singh

Class Teacher : Ms. Sreedevi Sarin Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika Ramakrishnan Co-teacher : Ms. Gayetri Joshi

Class Teacher : Ms. Divya Neralath Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika Ramakrishnan Co-teacher : Ms. Chetna Srivatsav


CBSE 3D

CBSE 3E

Front Row : Ryana Munjal, Tvarit Khandelwal, Shravya Soman, Shreshtha Reddy Velma, Shaurya Gujarathi ,Nandika Agrawal

Back Row : Mohammad Nafasat Hossain, Radha Sureshchand Beniwal, Dharshan Erode Karthikeyan, Sanjay Karthickeya, Vihaana Kishor, Dhanesha Garg

Virtually Present : Adya Bhatnagar, Anayah Sharma, Atharva Bhushan, Avyukta Samantray, Ayushmaan Sabbarwal, Dhruv Kadadi, N.K Sujith Raj, Navpriya Patel, Ram Toshniwal, Rudra Bhandari, Samanvitha Arjun, Shivam Waikar, Siya Jadhav, Trikaran Kota


CBSE 3B

CBSE 3C

Front Row : Priyanshi Rana, Reyansh Gupta, Sathvika Muthirevula, Dhairya Sahu, Anwitha Iyer, Adhavan Kurinji Gokul Priya

Back Row : Sanvi Saxena, Veer Kumawat, Aadhya Reddy, Adele Saasha Prakash, Janvi Saxena, Suyog Mysore Yogesh, Smera Rajesh, Akshat Deshpande

Virtually Present : Aaradhya Adiga, Aaruhi Govil, Arham Jain, Aryan Reddy, Ishanvi Vijay, Kyraa Manish Kothari, Mishika Tiwari, Nathun Velmurugan, Prabhu Giridharan, Pranav Vasudevan, Rajiv Krishnan, Rehaan Arora, Ritesh Santosh Sakpal, Sanjana Sikhakolli, Sri Samhita Annasamudram, Xiaoyu Huang Huang

Class Teacher : Ms. Arunasree Gottivedu Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Chetna Srivatsava

Class Teacher : Ms. Radhika Kaura Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Jaspal

Front Row : Sreecharan Daram, Madhavi Menon, Alwin Ryan David, Abhinav Arun, Ovee Patil, Aadhavan Kumanan

Middle Row : Shireen Gupta, Aditya Singh, Megha Arun, Donepudi Ruthvik, Adhrit Vijay, Advik Agrawal

Back Row : Chinmay Pankaj Patil, Fateha Khan, Mohammed Aqib Hashmi, Eekshitha Mokkapaty, Naman Mahesh Nair, Adrushya Sudarsan

Virtually Present : Dikshita Dasamanturao, Gunashri Sharma, Isaiah Mark Hamilton, Lavanya Shukla, Magizhini Prabhavathi Muthamilselvan, Misha Patel, Nguyen Ngoc Bao Han, Sai Ameya Desai, Sanjay Mariajohn, Siddhiksha Sal, Sihan Cheng

Class Teacher : Ms. Krithika Sivaramakrishnan Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika Ramakrishnan Co-teacher : Ms. Jaspal

Class Teacher : Ms. Namrata Sharma Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika Ramakrishnan Co-teacher : Ms. E Shobha Shankar

Front Row : Anandi Dasari, Aarna Kumar, Arin Ganguly, Veer Thomas, Sayali Pant, Aarav Anand

Middle Row : Shubh Unarkar, Samshithaa Sri Venkatesan, Arunangshu Bhat, Ayush Atha, Jazlyn Grace George, Shriyansh Nagawade

Back Row : Sharvie Javalkar, Buchiram Reddy Gaddam, Ishanvi Bajpai, Nitika Srivathsan, Sreenidhi Shankar Ram, Maitreya Goel, Kavya Bhavaraju

Virtually Present : Ishwari Pore, Jeevan Thiyagarajan, Kimaya Thorat, Prathishtha Singh, Rakshit Pankaj Jain, Samarth Tiwari, Taran Kaur, Yukta Patel



CBSE 4CCBSE 4A

CBSE 4D


CBSE 4B

Class Teacher : Ms. Ruchika Manchanda Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Shobha Shankar

Class Teacher : Ms. Roshini Sheela Rani Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Mr. Jatinder Singh

Class Teacher : Ms. Susan John Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Gayetri Joshi

Class Teacher : Ms. Ruchika Shabi Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Urmi Desai

First Row : Aaditya Gilda, Aadhar Chattopadhyay, Shreenidhi Ganesh, Suryangee Chattopadhyay

Second Row : Aadit Jain, Snigdha Bajpai, Aradhya Jagannath Dwivedy, Harshita Harish Kumar, Ayansh Kumar, Sanvi Badam

Third Row : Anay Gautam, Sree Deetya Maddinani, Muthusaravanan Aadharshmadan, Harsha Harish Kumar, Adhikaansh Laur, Rithvika Jayavardhan.

Fourth Row : Xinran, Jinnan Alina, Yashwardhan Pratap Singh, Soham Prasad

Virtually Present : Anarghya Mattur Preetham, Anisha Agrawal, Aran Choudhury, Bhavana Abotula, Dhanish Maniyar, Harry Aung, Kavish Patel, Madhu Ritthiga, Mishka Singh Sudan, Revanth Gadde, Sahl Nazeer Mohammed, Sai Keerthi, Seoyul Lim

Front Row : Medha Pathak, Weimin Dai, Toshani Choudhury, Sarah Baig, Navtej Singh Dhiman, Pranshee Korde

Middle Row : Anubhav Amar, Itika Bhattacharya, Adithya Karthik, Kritansh Sisodia, Ancina Immanuel, Mitansh Pandya

Back Row : Zunaira Maisara Aneera, Hridaan Mane, Parvathy Sreekumar, Rucha Sachin Chopade, Aaira Aarif Qadari, Anvit Rajiva Ibakkanavar, Nusayma Oisara Namira

Virtually Present : Aarav Kumar, Alina Anu, Anaya Gour, Ansh Sai Reddy Karri, Damoyonti Sarkar, Joseph Manjooran, Kavin Vimalanand, Nithin Maniraj Karthik Ramaswamy, Raghav Sewalkar, Srinidhi RanjithKumar

Front Row : Nia Samuel, Clary Charles Rajan Tharsha, Saanvi Vinodh, Samvrita Chetan

Back Row : Aditi Raghuram Bhat, Shailesh Ramkumar, Kaavya Jamsandekar, Sreeram Mahadevan, Ayaan Arora, Neha Ramanathan

Virtually Present : Aashir Bin Syed Anar Hussain, Arjun Nair, Arnav Mahale, Arnav Sharma, Chris Wilfred John, Geetik Abhinay Vemulapalli, Hasini Hariharan, Hoseah Mark Hamilton, Ishanvi Dhaka, Muhammed Adil Nishad,Rakshith Jeganathan, Samar Shekhar Dhanvijay, Shyam Venkatanarayan Paku, Tanav Sunil Suthar, Uma Subramanian, Vishveswar Prasanna Venkatesh, Fadhi Shahzor, Yuncheng Xiong

Front Row : Ashwin Kumar Ashok, Aditi Sunil Nair, Nikelan Naveen Kumar, Aadit Vij, Kimaya Sachin Malusare, Sri Hari Sudhakar

Middle Row : Mannat Doogar, Ashvanth Karthikeyan, Yubo Zhang, Amirthi Haashni Raj Kumar, Dakshith Saravana, Nai Ka Yip

Back Row : Ayansh Gupta, Ipshita Raj Agrahari, Vivaan Mishra, Mugdha Munagavalasa, Gokulram Tamil Sevlan, Aarush Bhojane, Parnika Bansal, Darsh Pratap Singh

Virtually Present : Ayush Chakraborty, Devansh Abhishek Kejriwal, Aarush Venkatasubramanian, Tiya Suneel Patil, Aarush Anbarasan, Kamalnath Rabindran, Pranav Menon, Avinash Vijayakumar, Nithila Kanipandiarajan



Front Row : Nithish Sathyan Maheswaran, Sanvi Naskar, Vidhyanth Hafiz, Vidhyuth Habbib, Joanna Albert Yeshwant, Aadhiran Rajarajan Preethi

Middle Row : Karthik Srirangam, Ira Sabnis, Ayaan Mohapatra, Chinmaya Praneeth Chinni, Himanee Jain, Satwik Mohanty

Back Row : Rachit Goyal, Saakshya Thakur, Chi Fung Chen, Niyathi Kollarath Manikkoth, Haoqing Qian, Poornima Gowri Sisti, Ishat Gupta, Vahin Jha

Virtually Present : Aadesh Ganjikunta, Chathurya Gorumutchu, Daivik Shrivastava, Joshua Jomesh, Saghana Senthilkumar, Samriddhi Singh, Tanish Agrawal, Yazhini Loganathan, Zoya Khanum Afridi

CBSE 4GCBSE 4E

CBSE 5ACBSE 4F

Class Teacher : Ms. Shalini Singh Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Pallavi Mishra

Class Teacher : Ms. Monika Gite Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Sangita Singh

Class Teacher : Ms. Sushma Tiwari Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Pallavi Mishra

Class Teacher : Ms. Avni Grover Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Sangita Singh

First Row : Abhay Nagula, Venkata Havish Pamarthi, Debabrata Roy, Dilraj Kaur Virdi, Mehek Sabharwal, Ahana Mathur

Second Row : Tulip Khadgarai, Arjun Dhingra, Anvita Manish Prabhu ,Sasha Majumdar, Aarush Pathaikara, Niranjana Sabarinath

Third Row : Saharsh Nimesh Kedia, Aparna Duddukuru, Namish Bhuyan, Aditya Dalmia,Aarohi Singh, Stian Swapneel Pereira

Fourth Row : Muhammed Ziyan,Sai Rithvik Bikkina, Rayaan Ahmed

Virtually Present : Anvita Borle, Aryan Bidari, Ishika Arun , Saanvi Kashyap, Saloni Yogesh Buradkar

First Row : Vibha Bhushan Sarwade, Akshat Gupta, Avi Vikas Verma, Vidhi Agrawal

Second Row : Suryansh Jain, Advika Ramakrishnan, Mirthika Shanmugakumar, Srivant Akshat Ashok Raj

Third Row : Smayan Peddinti, Sargam Rajiv Batra, Kevin Sequeira, Abhinav Anjani Choudhary, Tanisha Dash, Vihaan Mane

Fourth Row : Suchitra Renu Ravishankar Nivedha, Sashwin Jayasakthivel, Swetha Ashok, Saanvi Tejas Gathani, Sri Krishna Karthik Kancherla, Manya Garg

Virtually Present : Aaditya Sharma, Kanushi Basu, Lakshmi Vaisshnavi Amruthaluru Venkata, Nivaan Khandhadia, Riddhi Vijay, Roel Prince Kumar, Yashitha Shanmugam

First Row : Sau Lam Chen , Avaneesh Desari, Sanchit Vidyasagar, Sushmitha Narendran

Second Row : Gayathri Gopal, Pearl Gupta, Abirami Ramanarayan,Risha Jain

Third Row : Surya Vasanthakumar, Dhruv Narayanan, Rhakshith Ramanathan, Pranav Ramanathan

Fourth Row : Deepali Pathak, Bhavish Ayothi Saravanan, Prisha Gare, Tanush Adsul, Krisha Darekar

Virtually Present : Ananth Nivaashini, Avril kate D Silva,Deshna Shah, Devanshi Singh,Jianna Bheemanee, Kasi Vrishin Reddy Tatiparthi, Miaosen Huang, Saumya Singh, Shrutikka Shree Sathappan, Tanishasri Thimma Seenivasan, Yuvjith Gottimukkala



CBSE 5DCBSE 5B

CBSE 5ECBSE 5C

Class Teacher : Ms. Archana Kumar Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Deepshikha Tripathi

Class Teacher : Ms. Neetu Singh Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Mr. Sivakanesh Shanmugam Ettikkan

Class Teacher : Ms. Simantini Verma Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Mr. Sivakanesh Sanmugam Ettikkan

Class Teacher : Ms. Arfa Firdaus Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Jubi Kurup

First Row : Advaith Rajaraman, Akshara Gobinath, Aashi Chugh, Veer Bhalla

Second Row : Shastiga Thangavelu, Mohishka Dossii, Shaktidhar Kalaiselvan, Aditi Gadgil

Third Row : Kshamit Speake, Krishna Rajput, Athul Joseph Arun, Rehaan Mandar koli, Parishi Mishra, Dhruv Nair

Fourth Row : Advika, Ananthasesha Rao Praveenraman, Bhavyaa Mohta, Pranav Menon, Vedika Abhijeet Ingolikar, Shaunak Rahul Valimbe, Aayat Khan

Virtually Present : Aathmika Vijayakumar, Akshaya Saurabhi Suri, Ishan Karthikeya Tummala, Laasya Pulugurta, Manasvi Manish Patil, Mysha Jamal, Moryan Surana, Sky Sandip Kamat, Soumodeep Roy

First Row : Rishabh Ganesh Hebbar, Sai Karthik Ganesan, Rayna Gambhir, Divija Mishra

Second Row : Kaushik Krishnan, Ishita Rana, Lohith Gopala Subramanium, Mohammad Reshaad Anwar, Simrah Khan, Darsh Utla

Third Row : Aarav Neeraj Maheshwari, Jinisha Mahajan, Sarvesh Viswanath Anand, Jahan Desai, Naga Venkata Gurram Laasya, Anantajit Sudarshan Athreya

Fourth Row : Aadithya Shanthini Ayyappan, Shrinidhi Srikanth, Shrenik Mallick, Aditya Bajarh, Nikhita Patnaik, Rudransh Pawar

Virtually Present : Ayushmaan Bhattacharjee, Hansika Reddy Malreddy, Laya Chandrakumar, Marthy Akshara, Medhansh Veer Potluri, Ravi Ajay, Samyukta Sabari Gireesan, Siddarth Ramesh Veeramuthu, Tanisha Goyal

First Row : Dhruv Harish Shanbagh, Pranav Bhat, Eliesha Malik, Rithanya Muruganantham

Second Row : Aarush Rao Anar, Sahhana Nandhakumar, Sai Venkata Karthik T, Anant /Gadgil, Riddhima Bharti, Sriniketh Hariharan

Third Row : Vidhi Agarwal, Hashvith Guvvala, Dhwani Parmar, Anvesha Mahantesh Shivanagi, Dev Thomas, Jiya Shah

Fourth Row : Amrit krishna Sahoo, Tanishi Brahma, Rachit Nirmal, Ranveer SinghThakur, Ravikiran Rao, Linshan Chi, Vir Menon

Virtually Present : Rhytham Atri, Rishabh Paleri Kottiah, Sridatta Vijay, Arsh Shaikh, Ishan kumar Kohli

Front Row : Surya Arun, Hairan Guo, Venkata Srisuravi Dadi, Arathi Mahesh

Middle Row : Divyansh Arora, Ruhaani Manchanda, Venkata Pranav Yellumahanti, Nithilan Murali, Amishi Srivastava, Nico Bradley Prince Yoharaja

Back Row : Raghav Krishna, Aarav Kamdar, Swarit Chaudhary, Vedant Das

Virtually Present : Ahaan Varade, Eshan Nathan Kashyap, Jinnaya Bheemanee, Likhit Vivaan Boyidi, Mukesh Taran Ramesh, Muthupalaniappan Palaniappan, Naksh Sushant Jain, Navya Goyal, Shritha Vongole, Siddharth Raghavan, Simran Suresh, Tanay Sinha, Tanishq Kalamkar, Tanya Naveen Dodeja



Front Row : Aashrith Reddy Puchakayla, Aaliya Nanda, Maadhav Naik, Shriyans Mitra, Yashita Nayak, Yash Vardhan

Middle Row : Vaishnavi G, Aarush Gupta, Priyanshi Roy Bhowmik, Akshaya Sree Jetti, Vibhuvan Vemula, Angira Basu

Back Row : Mukund Maheshwari, Hiba Samad, Sohan Ujjini, Aditya Sriperumbudhuri, Yuvraj Ranjan Paikray, Yuvakshi Sharma, Bisnu Praharaj

Virtually Present : Aanya Srivastava, Aaron Ajay, Adit Saraaf, Adit Darak, Anvi Ashutosh Kumar, Dhanvin Ratnam Thiruvoth, Hriday Koli, Matrushka Tripathi, Pratik Sadukhan, Srivigna Reddy Bommineni, Tvisha Patil

Front Row : Divleen Gandhi, Mahalakshmi Krishnan, Bui Nguyen Khang, Dhruv Ajay Hooda, Amya Malhotra, Ananya Sinha, Aaradhya Sakpal, Aadya Sharma

Back Row : Hayley Krisha Fernandes, Fuuko Watanabe, Vidhula Seshadri, Navya Sharma, Shriyan Waddi, Aarohi Bhushan Chaudhary

Virtually Present : Adriel Vineeth, Azen Muhammad Farooq, Shaurya Singhal, Shiloh Susan Kuruvilla, Vihaan Jayakrishnan

Front Row : Vaibhav Shankar, Mahzala Yafiah, Chaarvi Gadhave, Rajakumar Indirakumar, Advika Chaturvedi, Neythan Athulathmudali

Back Row : Aarav Nawale, Vihaan Nambiar, Dhruv Thorat, Khaathwik Jai Ram Talla, Anshika Sharma, Manha Siddique, Ruixi Xue

Virtually Present : Jeevish Krithik Jagadesh Velan, Tangirala Siva Karthikeya, Aakrish Dubey

CBSE 5F

PYP 1A

Class Teacher : Ms. Meenakshi Kumari Coordinator : Ms. Lalithambika RamakrishnanCo-teacher : Ms. Jubi Kurup

Class Teacher : Ms. Anne Feng Huixian Coordinator : Ms. Manju Nair Co-teacher : Mr. Muralindran Rajendran

Class Teacher : Ms. Kanika Bhardwaj Coordinator : Ms. Manju NairCo-teacher : Mr. Muralindran Rajendran

Class Teacher : Ms. Deepa Ragunathan Coordinator : Ms. Manju Nair Co-teacher : Ms. Sonal Jain

PYP 1B

PYP 1C

Front Row : Shlok Shaikhar Gupta, Samriddhi Maharana, Hokhim Lau, Shilin Zhang, Gabrien Drake Rayel

Back Row : Aarna Sood, Shanaya Singh, Mairava Sinha, Alexandra Cordero, Sayesha Pandey, Anisha Bhargava

Virtually Present : Amaya Dixit, Aadyanth Shreenidhi Mavanur, Srijay Athreya Rayaprolu, Harshika Shandilya, Aayansh Misra



PYP 2A

Front Row : Sadhana Partheeban, Ira Bhatt, Sit Nyien, Aadya Palli. Aarna Asawa, Pia Nahar

Middle Row : Roohi Chandokar, Aadya Srivastava, Shiyaa Selvinayagam, Aidan Jude Alphanso, Divij Arya

Back Row : Akul Vaka, Joonhee More, Arjun Deshmukh, Aryaman Kalani

Virtually Present : Vivaan Malkoti, Satvik Natarajan

PYP 2B

Front Row : Abir Nanoti, Aishani Tripathi, Geet Modha, Rohan Barath Sikkan, Nachiketh Sathwick, Vidvat

Middle Row : Vinati, Aaryan Arvind, Dhriya Shetty, Anika Bhargava

Back Row : Arianna Rath, Aadhya Agarwal, Suhana Mehta, Aadvik Koneru

Virtually Present : Aatreya Dwivedi, Anaiya Chakraborty, Aradhya Gore

PYP 2C

Front Row : Rishav Rao, Sainithin Rajkumar, Mishita Chaurasia, Dhanvin Mansukh, Avyukth Shreyas

Back Row : Adi Kadam, Ira Kunder, Zhengyi Yao (Max), Nithya Nirvika Kapaganti, Ming Jie Chen (David), Hanoona Vazirahamed

Virtually Present : Amishi Tiwari, Arjun Raaja Vignesh, Arjunkrishna Pratheesh, Jui Patel, Michelle Jacob, Rudrakshana Srivastava, Vasisht Marar

PYP 3A

Front Row : Niyati Rokkala, Avantika Malhotra, Geetisha Agrawal, Manya Kishore Setty

Middle Row : Krishna Maheshwari, Swara Powar, Akshaj Dodrajka, Arjav Jain, Sayee Abhijit Khalate, Rudhav Malpani

Back Row : Thanh Trung Phan, Neha Pothuraju, Sarthak Shyam Saraf, Florence Arora, Eito Yonezawa

Virtually Present : Arhaan Khan, Bhuvana Srinivas, Jeeya Mohan, Keshav Krithik Chittalam, Tanishq Menon

Class Teacher : Ms. Darshana Kalyanpur Coordinator : Ms. Manju NairCo-teacher : Ms. Namita Jain

Class Teacher : Ms. Bishara Ibrahim Coordinator : Ms. Manju NairCo-teacher : Ms. Jingru Ou ( Maggie)

Class Teacher : Ms. Komal Agarwal Coordinator : Ms. Manju NairCo-teacher : Ms. Rita Avvaru

Class Teacher : Ms. Urvashi Vermani Coordinator : Ms. Manju NairCo-teacher : Ms. Namita Jain



PYP 3B

Front Row : Vihaan More, Wakana Ohiro, Noor Lakeisha Babra, Junqi Chen, Hasini Satish

Back Row : Pradhanya Shree Kesavan, Keerthini Satish, Saanvi Mahale, Vismay Narsimha Murthy

Virtually Present : Aarna Agarwal, Agastya Mechineni, Arrav Manojkumar, Eka Shukla,Gyan Sai Charan Donkada, Isabella Ann Jeethu, Margot Raffaella Libunao, Palash De, Vanshika Pandey

PYP 3C

Front Row : Ian Fernandes, Shreya Chandran, Himesh Sai Dhanisiri, Sreejit Anand, Saanaya Cavale, Harshvardhan Rajani

Middle Row : Myra Natrajan, Johan Samuel, Anaya Singh, Aadya Bafna, Aarav Rana, Reet Aggarwal

Back Row : Abhinav Malhotra, Arianna Chawla, Aryaman Thakur, Eric Vimal, Aadhya Karanam, Darshik Sri Sasi Thota

Virtually Present : Sohum Joshi, Smaran Vikram Suri, Ayra Noor

PYP 4A

Front Row : Rahil Ahmed, Mihika Musib, Shayna Waddi, Arjun Kodalur Lakshman

Middle Row : Navya Jain, Anand Surya Vadlamani, Jivika Awatramani, Neha Balamohan, Haresh Venkata Narayanaswamy, Aisha Khurram Khan

Back Row : Aarav Gupta, Lakshya Bhatia, Amogh Venkat Satya Manas Jammi, Adhvik Chintneni, Advik Gupta, Thenuja Sasvidu Haputhanthri

Virtually Present : Aarav Mehrotra, Avneesh Atul Shandilya, Ayaan Ahuja,Dhruva Ashvin Sugandhi, Meera Pendharkar, Sarthak Chaubai, Tanuj Dilip

PYP 4B

Front Row : Veer Bisani, Theo Tymon Philos Kummarikunta, Hinata Mukaidani, Rihito Yonezawa, Weixiang Meng, Charvik Reddy Pulluru

Middle Row : Aadya Prasoon, Reyaansh Gupta, Hiya Kashyap, Aadrika Ganesh, Sidharth Roy, Devika Hemrajani

Back Row : Samraj Sood, Sriniketh Thirunarayanan, Vihaan Awatramani, Krishna Ahilan, Aadish Samir, Vaishvik Thottempudi

Virtually Present : Aarna Sharma, Adithya Sharma, Anishka Naithani, Jianglan Li, Joshua A Harrison, Smriti Venkataramanan, Wong Yuen Lok


Class Teacher : Ms. Aishwarya Karthik Coordinator : Ms. Manju NairCo-teacher : Ms. Rita Avvaru

Class Teacher : Ms. Meera Rajeev Kumar Coordinator : Ms. Manju NairCo-teacher : Ms. Shi Quin

Class Teacher : Ms. Deepika Mohanty Coordinator : Ms. Manju NairCo-teacher : Ms. Meera Rajeev Kumar

Class Teacher : Ms. Heena Gatigante Coordinator : Ms. Manju NairCo-teacher : Ms. Summer



PYP 5A

First Row : Adrija Ghosh, Meijiang Cao, Phoemie Keith Comti Madeo, Indrani Shahane

Second Row : Han Zhang, Ananya Sanoob, Aarush Nishikanth, Mohammed Jai Aryan Khan, Sanvi Karthik , Shivansh Srivastava

Third Row : Akshara Hemanth, Alisha Chitlangia, Ahana Bhushan Choudhary, Dia Santosh Poojary, Abhijay Kumar

Fourth Row : Haoran Wang, Tanay Ranjan, Yellayi Ashrith, Aaron Rai, Jadan Luis Sanchez

Virtually Present : Samaya Rawat, Mahika Hemani, Sahana Sasikumar, Shashwat Khadiker, Idhant Sharma

PYP 5B

First Row : Shatneek Lakkaniki, Yunfei Zheng, Jiayu Zeng, Prisha Kirpalani

Second Row : Doung Gia Nguyen, Aarushi Arvind, Yunkai Zheng, Harshil Bhojwani, Shrisha Mandal, Arjoon Nikhil Mungikar

Third Row : Shreeja Yogesh Gaikwad, Pranit Mehta, Velumani Hansika, Vaishali Gangula, Clyde Bajar, Palakshi Karmakar

Fourth Row : Hanya Sukhija, Veer Wagh, Andrea Priestly, Hamed Agalher Abou, Sibtain Bin Ashiq, Arshiya Noorjahan, Adwita

Virtually Present : Shreyas Sachin, Lavanshi Pengoria

Class Teacher : Ms. Nidhi Menon Coordinator : Ms. Manju NairCo-teacher : Ms. Akshara Maran

Class Teacher : Ms. Anjuna Menon Coordinator : Ms. Manju NairCo-teacher : -

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Board of Directors

BOARD OF ADVISORS - LEADERSHIPPRESIDENT Ambassador Aftab Seth, Global Schools Foundation

VICE PRESIDENTS Tan Sri Dato Mohd Hussin bin Abdul Hamid, Global Schools Foundation Amb. K Kesavapany, Global Schools Foundation

BOARD OF PATRONS Mr. N R Narayana Murthy Mr. Chandu Borde Dr. Karan Singh Mr. Basdeo Panday

BOARD OF ADVISORS (INTERNATIONAL) Mr. Arjun Malhotra Ms. Shabana Azmi Amb. Karan Singh Thakral Mr. Ashok Soota Mr. Subodh Gore Mr. Maneesh Tripathi Mr. Sudan Wargantiwar

BOARD OF ADVISORS (BUSINESS) Dr. Brian Segar Mr. Ted Tan

BOARD OF ADVISORS (SINGAPORE) Ms. Kirtida Mekani Mr. Boon Yoon Chiang

BOARD OF ADVISORS (JAPAN) Mr. Kotaro Tamura

BOARD OF ADVISORS (MALAYSIA) Dato’ Sri Abdul Hamidy Abdul Hafiz Dato’ Baljit Singh Sidhu Datuk Dr Denison Jayasooria

BOARD OF ADVISORS (UAE) H.E Abdullatif Almulla H.E. Younis Al Khoury

BOARD OF ADVISORS (INDIA) Mr. R Sundar Lt Gen (Retd) Sudhir Sharma Mr. Saket Misra

ADVISORY BOARD (ACADEMICS) Mr. Julian Whitley Prof. Ralph Tabberer Prof Marmar Mukhopadhyay


Top Management Members

Front Row : Mr. Prashant Bafna, Commander J Prabhuram, Mr. Kaustubh Bodhankar, Ms. Sarita Alurkar, Ms. Rupali Karekar

Back Row : Ms. Abhilasha Deshmukh, Commander Bharat Unercat, Mr. Atul Temurnikar, Mr. Rajeev Koul, Mr. Rathin Khandhadia, Mr. Ayush Kalani

Top Management

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GIIS StudentsScale New Heights

GIIS students have achieved unparalleled results in 2021

Our IB Diploma Programme results are among the best performances inIB Schools in Singapore with a record-breaking number of 16 World Toppers (45/45), 9 Near Perfect Scorers (44/45) and a school average of 38.81 points

16 9

54%Of our students scored ≥40 Points

Perfect Scorers

with 45/45

Near PerfectScorers

with 44/45

36.09

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37.35 SchoolAverage

38.82

World Average

33.022017 2018 2019 2020 2021

100% of our students secured ICE Distinction in the IGCSE exams with 25 students

securing A*s in all their subjects

26 World Toppers

RESULTS

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26Students

Emerged with A*s in all subjects

100% Students secured ICE Distinction

For the CBSE 12th batch, GIIS’ school average is 91.6% with a top score of 99%. For the CBSE 10th cohort, we have two toppers with 98.8% marks

and a school average of 88.8%

SchoolAverageToppers

99% Class 12

98.8% Class 1091.6% Class 12

88.8% Class 10

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