School Event

Report on Excursion to Dreamland (December 30, 2025)

An educational and recreational excursion was organized for the students of Classes VI and VII to Dreamland on December 30, 2025. The trip aimed to provide joyful learning experiences, exposure to outdoor activities, and a refreshing break from routine classroom learning.

The students reached Dreamland in the morning under the supervision of their teachers. The day was filled with excitement as students enthusiastically participated in various activities. Adventure-loving students enjoyed the zip line and giant wheel, which provided thrilling experiences while helping them overcome fear and build confidence. The horse ride was another major attraction that students thoroughly enjoyed.

Students also took part in skill-based activities such as archery, which helped improve their focus and coordination. A lively puppet show conveyed moral values in an engaging and entertaining manner and was appreciated by all. In addition, students explored several other fun activities and enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere of the park.

The excursion helped develop teamwork, discipline, and social skills among students. Teachers ensured safety and proper guidance throughout the trip. By evening, the group returned to school safely with happy faces and cherished memories.

Overall, the excursion to Dreamland was highly successful, enjoyable, and educational, leaving students with lasting memories and strengthening the bond between teachers and students.

Report on Excursion to Vishalgarh (December 30, 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School organized an exciting excursion to Vishalgarh for the students of Class VIII on December 30, 2025. The trip aimed to provide learning beyond the classroom while offering a refreshing recreational experience. The students were accompanied by their teachers.

The excursion offered a perfect blend of culture and adventure. Students enjoyed vibrant traditional dance performances, which gave them valuable insight into local culture and heritage. They also participated enthusiastically in pottery making, learning basic techniques and creating clay items.

Thrilling adventure activities such as zip lining, bungee jumping, and bull rides added excitement to the trip. These activities helped students build confidence, teamwork, and courage.

The excursion was both educational and enjoyable. Students returned with joyful memories, enriching experiences, and a deeper appreciation of culture and adventure. The visit to Vishalgarh proved to be a truly memorable experience for all.

Tobacco Free Youth Campaign 3.0 (9 October–7 December 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School actively participated in Tobacco Free Youth Campaign (TFYC) 3.0, conducted from 9 October to 7 December 2025, to create awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco. A Parents’ Awareness Drive under Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan was organised on 4 November 2025. A Poster Making Competition for Class VIII on 11 November 2025 witnessed participation of 180 students, while a Slogan Writing Competition for Class VII on 12 November 2025 saw 150 participants. The campaign successfully sensitised students and parents towards adopting a healthy, tobacco-free lifestyle.

Maths Week Celebration (22–27 December 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School celebrated Maths Week from 22 to 27 December 2025 with great enthusiasm and active participation from students of various classes. The celebration aimed to highlight the relevance of mathematics in daily life while strengthening students’ problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, creativity, and teamwork.

A range of engaging activities was organised across classes. Class IV students created figures using different shapes to understand basic geometry, while Class V designed colourful geometrical rangoli patterns. Class VI expressed concepts through fractional art and Class VII prepared informative posters on the use of mathematics in everyday life. Class VIII explored the Hardy–Ramanujan number, sparking curiosity in number theory. Class IX demonstrated mathematical properties through interactive activities, and Class XI students participated in a Maths Olympiad.

The week-long celebration made mathematics enjoyable, meaningful, and intellectually stimulating for all learners.

हिंदी–संस्कृत सप्ताह प्रतिवेदन (8–12 दिसंबर 2025)

महाराजा अग्रसेन मॉडल स्कूल, सी० डी० ब्लॉक, पीतमपुरा, दिल्ली में दिनांक 8 दिसंबर से 12 दिसंबर 2025 तक हिंदी–संस्कृत सप्ताह का सफल एवं गरिमामय आयोजन किया गया। इस सप्ताह का मुख्य उद्देश्य विद्यार्थियों में हिंदी एवं संस्कृत भाषाओं के प्रति रुचि उत्पन्न करना तथा उनकी कल्पनाशीलता, मौलिकता एवं रचनात्मक अभिव्यक्ति को प्रोत्साहित करना था।

इस अवसर पर एक विशेष प्रार्थना सभा का आयोजन किया गया, जिसमें विद्यार्थियों ने समूह गान, श्लोकोच्चारण एवं कवितावाचन जैसी मनोहारी प्रस्तुतियाँ दीं। संपूर्ण वातावरण भाषा और संस्कृति की भावना से ओतप्रोत हो उठा।

सप्ताह के दौरान विभिन्न कक्षाओं में सुलेख, श्रुतलेख, शुद्ध वर्तनी अभ्यास, पठन-पाठन एवं लेखन कौशल विकास जैसी गतिविधियाँ आयोजित की गईं, जिनका उद्देश्य विद्यार्थियों की भाषाई दक्षता को सुदृढ़ करना था।

विद्यालय की प्रधानाचार्या महोदया ने विद्यार्थियों की सराहना करते हुए उन्हें शुद्ध हिंदी एवं संस्कृत के प्रयोग के लिए प्रेरित किया। इस प्रकार हिंदी–संस्कृत सप्ताह का आयोजन अत्यंत सफल एवं सार्थक रहा।

Report on Tobacco Control Programme / Prahari Club Training (11 November 2025)

A one-day training programme for School Nodal Teachers on the Tobacco Control Programme and Prahari Club was attended on 11 November 2025 at SKV, C-Block, Sultanpuri, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
The programme was attended by Ms. Ritu Rohatgi.

The training focused on the objectives and implementation of Anti-Drug Clubs named “Prahari Club” within schools. The resource persons clearly explained the role of Prahari Clubs in creating awareness among students about the harmful effects of tobacco and substance abuse.

Detailed guidance was provided on conducting age-appropriate awareness activities and initiatives for students at different levels. Practical strategies to engage students, promote healthy lifestyles, and encourage preventive education were also discussed.

The session proved to be highly informative and enriching, equipping the participants with valuable knowledge and tools to effectively implement tobacco control and anti-drug initiatives in their respective schools.

Celebrating Our Cultural Roots – A Glorious CBSE Heritage Week (26 November–1 December 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School proudly organised a week-long CBSE Heritage Week celebration from 26 November to 1 December 2025, aimed at fostering awareness and appreciation of India’s rich and diverse cultural heritage. The initiative witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across classes and successfully highlighted the importance of preserving our cultural legacy.

Significance of Heritage

Heritage plays a vital role in shaping identity and nurturing a sense of belonging. It preserves historical knowledge, encourages unity in diversity, and inspires creativity by connecting individuals to shared values, beliefs, and traditions.

Activities Conducted

Heritage Quiz Competition

A quiz competition was organised for students of Classes VI to VIII, coordinated by the Social Studies Department to enhance awareness about India’s history, monuments, festivals, and traditions.

Participation Details:

• Class VI – 175 students

• Class VII – 180 students

• Class VIII – 190 students

The quiz was efficiently coordinated by Ms. Simple Sharma, Social Science teacher, ensuring smooth conduct and fair judgement. The activity inspired students to further appreciate and preserve India’s heritage.

Heritage Exhibition

A Heritage Circular Exhibition was organised as a vibrant showcase of student creativity and research.

Participation Details:

• Class VI – 90 students

• Class VII – 100 students

• Class VIII – 110 students

Total Exhibitions: Four

The exhibition featured projects on living heritage, historical artefacts, and local craftsmanship, encouraging students to take responsibility for heritage conservation.

Objectives of the Programme

• To educate students about the value of cultural heritage

• To recognise and celebrate India’s cultural wealth

• To showcase solutions for heritage conservation

• To encourage exploration and documentation of local heritage

• To foster national pride and a confident sense of identity

Participation Highlights

Students actively engaged in quizzes and exhibitions, demonstrating strong research skills, creativity, and awareness of India’s cultural diversity. The activities promoted critical thinking and collaborative learning.

Key Takeaways

• Understanding the duty of every citizen to preserve cultural heritage

• Appreciating India’s cultural diversity and strengthening community bonds

• Learning the importance of protecting monuments of national importance

• Reinforcing democratic values such as justice, equality, and liberty

Conclusion

The visual experience of viewing a handwritten Constitution, symbolising the foundation of Indian democracy, deeply resonated with students. The Heritage Week proved to be an enriching experience, successfully instilling a deeper appreciation for India’s history and culture. The school looks forward to organising many more such meaningful and engaging activities.

Aryabhata Ganit Challenge 2025 (2025)

CBSE conducted the Aryabhata Ganit Challenge (AGC) 2025 with the objective of motivating students to achieve higher levels of mathematical understanding and proficiency, encouraging them to think critically and push their intellectual boundaries.

As per CBSE guidelines, the challenge was conducted in two levels.

Round I – School Level

A total of 465 students from Classes VIII to X enthusiastically participated in the school-level round. The students attempted a multiple-choice question paper based on various mathematical concepts prescribed by CBSE.

Winners of Round I:

1. Gopesh Garg – Class X-A

2. Sakshi Yadav – Class X-E

3. Prabhav Garg – Class IX-B

Round II – Regional Level

The above-mentioned winners qualified for the Regional Level Round, conducted by CBSE as a computer-based online test.

With immense pride and honour, it is shared that two students of our school secured positions among the Top 100 scorers at the national level and were awarded Merit Certificates by CBSE.

Merit Certificate Holders:

1. Prabhav Garg – Class IX, Rank 11

2. Sakshi Yadav – Class X, Rank 56

The outstanding performance of the students reflects their dedication, analytical skills, and strong mathematical foundation. The school congratulates the achievers and wishes them continued success in future academic endeavours.

Report on State Level English Slogan Writing Competition (4 December 2025)

On 4 December 2025, the State Level English Slogan Writing Competition was held at GGSSS, Tilak Nagar. The theme of the competition, “Air Pollution”, aimed to create awareness and encourage students to express their thoughts creatively through impactful slogans.

Representing our district, Anshika Singh, the winner of the district-level round, participated in the competition with great enthusiasm. She showcased her creativity and environmental awareness by presenting powerful slogans that highlighted the urgent need to control air pollution and protect the environment.

The event witnessed active participation from students across various districts of the state, each presenting unique ideas and messages focused on environmental conservation. The competition proved to be a valuable learning experience for Anshika, providing her with exposure, confidence, and an opportunity to interact with talented peers from across the state.

The competition concluded successfully, inspiring students to become more responsible and proactive towards environmental issues.

BHARATIYA BHASHA UTSAV (4–11 December 2025)

The school observed Multilingual Week from 4th to 11th December 2025 in accordance with the CBSE circular. A series of engaging and thematic activities were conducted, including language displays, multilingual music and cultural programmes, proverb explorations, podcasts, language clubs, and the interactive Bhasha Mela.

Students from various classes participated enthusiastically, gaining exposure to India’s rich linguistic diversity while enhancing their communication skills, creativity, and cultural sensitivity. The programme successfully promoted unity in diversity, respect for languages, and the holistic development of students.

4th Vishwaroop Olympiad: "The Constitution of India and National Symbols of Pride" (26 November 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School successfully conducted Round One of the 4th Vishwaroop Olympiad on 26th November 2025. The competition, aimed at students of Grades VI to XII, focused on the Constitution of India and national symbols, fostering awareness of our democratic values and cultural heritage. Students actively participated with enthusiasm and knowledge, making the event a successful and engaging experience. This Olympiad provided a valuable platform to celebrate learning, civic understanding, and national pride among young learners.

Celebrating Our Cultural Roots: CBSE Heritage Week (26 November – 1 December 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School celebrated CBSE Heritage Week from 26th November to 1st December 2025, fostering awareness and appreciation of India’s rich cultural legacy. Students of Classes VI–VIII enthusiastically participated in quizzes, exhibitions, and heritage projects, showcasing knowledge of history, monuments, festivals, and local craftsmanship. The events, coordinated by the Social Science Department, highlighted creativity, research skills, and oratory talent. Through interactive learning and displays, students developed pride in India’s heritage, understanding the importance of preservation, cultural diversity, and responsible citizenship, making the week a truly enriching experience for all.

Constitution Day Celebration: "Hamara Samvidhan, Hamara Swabhiman" (26 November 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School celebrated Constitution Day on 26th November 2025, commemorating the adoption of India’s Constitution. The event highlighted the Constitution’s role in protecting rights, promoting justice, equality, and liberty, and fostering responsible citizenship. Activities included speeches, Preamble reading, poster-making competitions, quizzes, exhibitions, and film screenings. Students actively engaged in discussions, showcased creative projects, and took an oath to uphold constitutional values. The celebration successfully inspired awareness, pride, and reflection on democratic principles, empowering students to understand their rights, duties, and responsibilities as citizens of India.

Skill Bazaar 2025: Innovation Meets Sustainability (28 November 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School hosted Skill Bazaar 2025 on 28th November 2025, celebrating creativity, innovation, and sustainability. Class X students, divided into teams XIA–XIE, showcased groundbreaking projects addressing real-world challenges. Highlights included solar-powered devices, AI-driven finance tools, eco-friendly packaging, healthcare solutions, and safety innovations. The event emphasized environmental consciousness, social responsibility, and technological ingenuity. Principal Dr. Pratibha Kohli and Vice Principal inspired students to transform ideas into practical solutions. The exhibition reflected MAMS’s commitment to nurturing visionary thinkers capable of driving positive change while promoting sustainable, inclusive, and safe communities.

A Day of Joy and Adventure at Rangmanch Farms (14 November 2025)

Students of Classes IX to XII from Maharaja Agrasen Model School enjoyed a fun-filled picnic to Rangmanch Farms on 14th November 2025. A total of 313 students, accompanied by 20 teachers, participated in this exciting outing. Students enthusiastically engaged in activities such as tractor rides, adventure sports, pottery, ziplining, and team games. The lush green surroundings and vibrant rural ambience offered a refreshing break from routine. Delicious meals and warm hospitality added to the joy, making the picnic a memorable experience that strengthened bonds and rejuvenated young minds.

Prize Distribution Ceremony: A Celebration of Excellence (1 November 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School proudly hosted the Prize Distribution Ceremony for the academic session 2024–25 on 1st November 2025 in the Seminar Hall. The ceremony began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, followed by captivating cultural performances including Guruvandana, Natkhat Krishna dance, and a melodious presentation by the school band, Octave. Meritorious students of Classes X and XII were honoured for their academic excellence. Principal Dr. Pratibha Kohli and Manager Sh. Ashish Goel inspired students with motivating addresses. The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, celebrating achievement, dedication, and excellence.

Visit to K.R. Mangalam University Students’ Fest (7 November 2025)

Students of Maharaja Agrasen Model School visited K.R. Mangalam University, Gurugram, on 7th November 2025 to participate in the Students’ Fest organized in collaboration with URJAA Global Principals Association. Around 150 students of Class XII, accompanied by teachers, enthusiastically took part in quizzes, debates, art and design activities, coding challenges, and cultural performances. The visit offered valuable exposure to university life, modern infrastructure, and higher education opportunities. The enriching experience fostered creativity, confidence, collaboration, and left students inspired and motivated.

Inter-Class Innovation Fiesta 2025: Smart and Sustainable Cities (29 November 2025)

The Inter-Class Innovation Fiesta 2025 was held at Maharaja Agrasen Model School on 29th November 2025 for Class IX students, celebrating creativity, collaboration, and sustainability. Based on the theme “Smart and Sustainable Cities – Our Future, Our Responsibility” and aligned with SDG 11, students explored sub-themes like smart cities, eco-friendly transport, waste management, and plastic-free communities. Activities included eco-friendly rangoli, poster making, nukkad natak, and PowerPoint presentations. Through innovative ideas and impactful performances, students showcased environmental awareness, critical thinking, and responsible citizenship.

Defensive Riding Workshop by Delhi Traffic Police (24 November 2025)

As an initiative by the Delhi Traffic Police, a Defensive Riding Workshop was conducted at Maharaja Agrasen Model School, Pitampura, on 24th November 2025 for 180 students of Class VIII. Led by Mr. Deepanshu Rathore, the session focused on road safety and responsible riding practices. Students were made aware of major causes of two-wheeler accidents, traffic signs, and essential safety measures such as helmet use, vehicle checks, and emergency preparedness. The workshop aimed to instill discipline, awareness, and caution among young learners to promote safer roads.

Inter-School Drawing, Painting & Craft Competition at MM Public School (25 November 2025)

A team of 51 students accompanied by two teachers from Maharaja Agrasen Model School participated in the Inter-School Drawing, Painting, and Craft Competition held at MM Public School on 25th November 2025. Students from Classes I to IX enthusiastically showcased their creativity through activities such as poster making, charcoal drawing, mask making, Plastic to Fantastic, and Best Out of Waste. The event provided a vibrant platform for artistic expression, exposure to diverse art forms, and inspired students to further explore and develop their creative potential.

Workshop on Traditional Education and the Emerging World of AI (25 October 2025)

A thought-provoking workshop on “Traditional Educational Practices and the New World of AI and ChatGPT” was conducted on 25th October 2025 by Ms. Seema Prabhakar from Burlington. The session encouraged educators to rethink conventional teaching methods and embrace AI-driven, student-centric learning. Linking Albert Bandura’s stages of learning with modern technology, the resource person introduced innovative AI tools to enhance classroom engagement. Practical strategies like flipped learning and differentiated instruction were discussed, inspiring teachers to integrate AI while preserving the human essence of education.

Workshop on Stream Selection and Emerging Careers for Class X (30th October 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School organized a career guidance workshop on Stream Selection and Emerging Careers for Class X students on 30th October 2025, conducted by Pratham Institute. The session guided students on choosing the right stream—Science, Commerce, or Humanities—based on their interests, aptitude, and personality. Through interactive discussions, real-life examples, and insights into emerging career trends, students gained clarity about subject combinations and future opportunities. The workshop proved highly beneficial, empowering students to make informed academic decisions with confidence and purpose.

Sapling Plantation Drive under Winter Action Plan (09 October 2025)

As part of the Winter Action Plan 2025–26 to mitigate air pollution in Delhi, Maharaja Agrasen Model School, CD Block, Pitampura, organized a Sapling Plantation Drive on 9th October 2025. Biology students of Class XII actively participated by planting saplings in the school’s Botanical Garden. Various angiospermic plants such as Peepal, Banyan, Gulmohar, Tulsi, and Curry Leaf were planted, highlighting their ecological and economic importance. Guided by the school gardener, students learned the significance of nurturing nature and conserving the environment.

National Cyber Security Awareness Month Observed (October 2025)

In accordance with CBSE Circular No. Acad–76/2025, Maharaja Agrasen Model School, Pitampura, observed National Cyber Security Awareness Month in October 2025 under the theme “Cyber Jagruk Bharat.” A range of engaging activities including cryptography sessions, cyber quizzes, assemblies, workshops, and board displays were organized to promote digital safety and responsible online behaviour. Students and teachers actively participated in discussions on cyber hygiene, ethical technology use, and online security. The observance concluded with students taking the Cyber Jagruk Bharat Pledge, reinforcing the school’s commitment to nurturing responsible digital citizens.

Compudon Junior Season 6 (29–30 October 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School successfully conducted Compudon Junior Season 6 on 29th and 30th October 2025 with enthusiastic participation from students of Classes III to VIII. A total of 44 students appeared for Level 1 of the competition. On 29th October, 33 students from Classes VI to VIII participated, while 11 students from Classes IV and V took part on 30th October. Organized under the guidance of the Computer Department and HOD Dr. Chandani Agrawal, the event fostered interest in computer science and showcased strong technical skills among participants.

Global AI STEM Session: Students Showcase Innovation on International Platform (6th October 2025)

Students of Maharaja Agrasen Model School participated in the Friendly AI Global STEM Initiative Session on 6th October 2025 through an international virtual platform. Mentored by Dr. Chandni Agarwal and guided by Principal Dr. Pratibha Kohli, the session deepened students’ understanding of Artificial Intelligence and its real-life applications. Ishita Kaur (Class X-E) and Dilneet Seera (Class IX-D) actively contributed through creative activities and presented an innovative AI-driven carbon capture concept. The experience fostered global thinking, innovation, and environmental responsibility.

IMS Workshop on CUET Preparation (Date - 22.08.22025)

A comprehensive workshop on Understanding and Preparing for CUET was conducted by IMS on Friday, 22 August 2025. The session familiarized students with the CUET examination structure, updated 2025 pattern, marking scheme, and subject selection strategies. Emphasis was laid on the importance of NCERT books, accuracy, and time management. The speaker also highlighted the differences between academic and competitive exams, guiding students on effective preparation. The workshop proved highly informative and motivating, helping students gain clarity, confidence, and direction for CUET preparation.

ThinkStartup AI Bootcamp: Empowering Educators and Students

Maharaja Agrasen Model School actively participated in the ThinkStartup AI Bootcamp, which provided valuable insights into integrating Artificial Intelligence into classroom teaching. The programme equipped educators with innovative strategies to enhance learning through emerging technologies. As a continuation of this initiative, ThinkStartup has introduced One-Day AI Bootcamps for school students, focusing on hands-on learning, real-world projects, and foundational future-tech skills. Conducted by industry experts, these bootcamps aim to inspire innovation and prepare students for tomorrow’s challenges, reinforcing the school’s commitment to technology-driven education.

Swachhata Shapath Day: Pledge for a Cleaner Tomorrow

Maharaja Agrasen Model School observed Swachhata Shapath Day on 16th September 2025 with great enthusiasm. Students and teachers assembled for a special morning assembly where they took the Swachhata Pledge, reaffirming their commitment to cleanliness and hygiene within the school and the community. Swachhata awareness messages and electronic banners were circulated across the campus to reinforce the initiative. The programme aimed to instill a strong sense of civic responsibility and encourage collective efforts towards maintaining a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment.

Swachhata School Exhibition Day: Creativity for Cleanliness

Maharaja Agrasen Model School, Pitampura, celebrated Swachhata School Exhibition Day on 27th September 2025 as part of Swachhata Pakhwada. Students enthusiastically showcased their creativity through writing, painting, photography, and cartoon-making activities. The exhibition highlighted various cleanliness themes, with displays created using recycled materials and local artistic skills. The initiative aimed to promote environmental awareness, cultural values, and responsible practices among students. Through innovative expression and sustainable methods, the exhibition successfully conveyed the importance of cleanliness in building a healthier and more conscious society.

Swachhata Awareness Days: Strengthening Clean and Safe School Environment

Maharaja Agrasen Model School observed Swachhata Awareness Days on 17th and 18th September 2025 to promote cleanliness, hygiene, and safety within the school premises. The initiative included extensive cleaning drives, thorough disinfection of toilets, and fumigation to ensure a healthy environment. Damaged furniture and unstable equipment were systematically removed to enhance safety. The programme aimed to instill a strong sense of responsibility among students, parents, and staff, encouraging collective efforts towards maintaining a clean, safe, and sustainable school ecosystem.

Promoting Health and Hygiene: Handwash Days at MAMS

Maharaja Agrasen Model School observed Handwash Days on 22nd and 23rd September 2025 to highlight the importance of proper hand hygiene. The two-day programme included interactive sessions, live demonstrations, and engaging discussions that educated students on correct handwashing techniques. Emphasis was laid on the role of hand hygiene in preventing waterborne and communicable diseases. Through active participation, students were empowered to adopt healthy daily habits and take responsibility for their personal well-being, reinforcing the school’s commitment to nurturing a health-conscious and informed student community.

Green School Drive Day: Say No to Single-Use Plastic

Maharaja Agrasen Model School observed Green School Drive Day on 19th September 2025, focusing on creating awareness about the harmful effects of single-use plastics. Students enthusiastically participated by designing creative posters and impactful slogans promoting eco-friendly practices. The initiative aimed to sensitize students towards sustainable living and responsible consumption. Through active engagement and thoughtful expression, the programme encouraged students to reduce their carbon footprint and adopt environmentally conscious habits, reinforcing the school’s commitment to building a greener, cleaner, and more sustainable future.

Ms. Mini Agrawal Honoured with Savitribai Phule Samman 2025

The 6th Savitribai Phule Samman 2025 was jointly organized by Indraprastha School Sahodaya and Delhi Sahodaya Schools Complex on 3rd September 2025 at New Maharashtra Sadan, Delhi. The prestigious ceremony celebrated educators who have made outstanding contributions to education. Ms. Mini Agrawal, PGT Chemistry, Maharaja Agrasen Model School, CD Block, Pitampura, was honoured with this award for her exemplary dedication, innovative teaching practices, and commitment to nurturing young minds. The recognition marked a proud moment for the school and highlighted the enduring spirit of excellence in education.

Mental Wellness Workshop for Holistic Student Development

Maharaja Agrasen Model School organized a Mental Health and Wellness Workshop on 20th September 2025, reaffirming its commitment to holistic education. The programme began with a Lamp Lighting Ceremony symbolizing awareness and enlightenment. Aligned with NEP 2020, the workshop emphasized emotional well-being alongside academic growth. Dr. Pratibha Kohli, Principal, inaugurated the session, followed by insightful addresses by CBSE Master Trainer Ms. Archana Narain and CBSE Resource Person Mr. Jithin S. George. The interactive sessions guided educators on fostering empathetic, inclusive classrooms and addressing students’ mental health needs effectively.

Educational Visit to AIIMS 70th Foundation Day Health Exhibition

Biology students of Classes XI and XII from Maharaja Agrasen Model School visited the 70th Foundation Day Health Exhibition at AIIMS, New Delhi, on 26th September 2025. Organized under the theme “Healthy Lifestyle: AIIMS ka Sandesh,” the exhibition highlighted the significance of preventive healthcare and healthy living. Students participated in hands-on sessions on CPR, dental care, and eye screening, explored departmental exhibits showcasing medical advancements, and interacted with doctors and researchers. The visit offered valuable career insights and inspired students to pursue medical sciences with renewed enthusiasm.

Teacher In-charges: Ms Neha Vij, Ms Meenu Anand

Community Outreach for a Cleaner and Greener Tomorrow

Maharaja Agrasen Model School observed Community Outreach Days on 20th and 21st September, 2025, with the aim of fostering social responsibility and environmental awareness. Students and teachers actively engaged with local communities to spread awareness about Swachhata and undertook waste management initiatives in nearby areas. The outreach programme also emphasized the importance of water conservation by sensitizing residents about the Jal Shakti Abhiyan. The initiative encouraged sustainable practices and reinforced the message that collective efforts can lead to a cleaner, healthier, and more responsible society.

Talent Hunt

A Talent Hunt program was successfully organized for Class VII on 5th August 2025. The event aimed to provide a platform for students to showcase their unique talents and boost their confidence. The students enthusiastically participated in various categories, including dance, playing musical instruments, photography, mono-acting, poem recitation, storytelling, best out of waste, modern art, and folk drawing.

Each performance reflected creativity, dedication, and originality. Dancers mesmerized the audience with graceful movements, while instrumentalists displayed impressive command over their instruments. Budding photographers presented striking images, and mono-actors captured emotions vividly. Poem reciters and storytellers captivated listeners with expressive narration and voice modulation. The best out of waste section highlighted students' innovation in turning discarded items into useful or decorative pieces. The modern art and folk drawing segments revealed students’ artistic flair and cultural appreciation.

The judges and teachers appreciated the hard work and talent of all participants. The event ended on a high note, encouraging students to continue nurturing their skills. Overall, the Talent Hunt was a grand success, fostering creativity, self-expression, and healthy competition among the young learners of Class VII.

Investiture Ceremony

The Investiture Ceremony for the academic session 2025–26 was held with grandeur and solemnity on August 8, 2025 at Maharaja Agrasen Model School, CD Block, Pitampura, Delhi. The ceremony marked the formal installation of the newly elected Student Council, instilling in them a sense of responsibility, leadership, and service.

The event commenced with invoking divine blessings for a purposeful journey ahead. Principal Dr Pratibha Kohli and Vice Principal Dr Pushpendra Singh addressed the gathering, inspiring the students with their words on leadership, discipline, and dedication. They emphasized the importance of leading by example and upholding the values of the institution.

The highlight of the ceremony was the formal announcement of the newly appointed office bearers. Vidhi Jain was sworn in as the President, Gitali Rajdev assumed the post of Vice President, and Virat Gupta took over as Secretary. The esteemed positions of Head Boy and Head Girl were conferred upon Yuvansh Garg and Neha Arora respectively.

A symbolic moment of the event was the handing over of the school flag by the outgoing Head Boy and Head Girl to the newly appointed ones, signifying the transfer of responsibility and leadership.

The newly elected council members received their badges pledging to carry out their duties with integrity and commitment. The event concluded with the national anthem and a renewed sense of enthusiasm among the students.

The Investiture Ceremony served as a platform to recognize and empower the student leaders, setting the tone for the year ahead filled with excellence and purposeful action.

Indepedence Day and Janmashtmi Celebrations

Maharaja Agrasen Model School commemorated the 79th Independence Day of India with great dignity and patriotic fervour on 14 August 2025. The celebration began with the hoisting of the National Flag and the rendition of the National Anthem by the school band. Patriotic songs, the school song, inspiring speeches by the Head Boy and Head Girl, and a self-composed poem added depth to the programme. Students from Grades I to III presented an energetic action song, while the prize distribution ceremony acknowledged student achievements. Vibrant Janmashtami performances by the four houses enriched the cultural segment. The event concluded with an inspiring address by the Principal, Dr. Pratibha Kohli, reinforcing unity, pride and national spirit.

Har Ghar Tiranga 2025

The Har Ghar Tiranga 2025 campaign was celebrated with great patriotic fervour by the students of Grade X at MAMS on 12 August 2025 as part of the Independence Day celebrations. Various creative and participative activities were organised by different sections, including Tiranga-themed rangoli making, flag hoisting at home, a spirited campus rally, patriotic board decoration, and an online Tiranga Quiz on the MyGov platform. The activities successfully instilled respect for the National Flag and strengthened values of unity, pride, and patriotism among students, making the celebration meaningful and impactful.

Namaste Thailand , Quiz 2025

On Friday, August 07,2025 ,two students from Class XI visited the Indian Islamic Cultural Centre, Lodhi Road, to participate in the Inter-School Quiz Competition. The students showcased their knowledge and competitive spirit in the preliminary round.

The students participated enthusiastically in the quiz competition, demonstrating their understanding of the topic. Although they played well in the preliminary round, they were not selected for the finals.

Despite not making it to the finals, the students gained valuable experience and exposure to the competitive environment. They interacted with students from other schools, broadening their perspectives and understanding.

The visit to the Inter-School Quiz Competition was a valuable learning experience for the students of Class XI. It helped them develop their critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork skills

National Library Day

National Library Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm in the school on 12 August 2025. The event featured engaging performances by students of Classes IX and XI, including a meaningful skit on the importance of libraries and a thought-provoking poem recital by a Class IX student. The programme also included the Thought of the Day and Pledge, setting a reflective tone. Students from Classes III to VIII actively participated in creative and literary activities, showcasing their artistic and writing skills. The celebration successfully highlighted the value of libraries and inspired students to develop a lifelong love for reading and learning.

VanMahotsav 2025 and MUN 2.0

Maharaja Agrasen Model School, CD Block, Pitampura, hosted Van Mahotsav 2025 and MAMS MUN 2.0 on August 1 and 2, 2025. The event themed Sustainable Future through STEM highlighted the urgent need to address climate change and ecological imbalance by encouraging students to explore sustainable solutions through science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

A wide range of competitions engaged students from pre-primary to senior secondary levels. The youngest participants moulded ocean scenes in clay, while Classes I and II created imaginative Geo-Jungles. Class III students brought colour and creativity through Nature’s STEM Parade, and Classes IV and V expressed their ideas in a Poster Making Competition. Middle school students took part in भाषण वाचन: वन संरक्षण में भूमिका and Dance on any SDG, while Class VIII participants designed STEM-based models in Opti Future. Classes IX and X tested their engineering skills with a Paper Bridge Activity, and senior students from IX to XII showcased innovation in Innovate for Earth: STEM Challenge and Tech for Earth: Sustainable IT Solutions – Pitchfest. The highlight of the fest was MAMS MUN 2.0, where delegates engaged in insightful deliberations on global issues.

The event also marked four decades of the school’s commitment to nurturing young minds, shaping futures, and inspiring responsible citizenship. With enthusiastic participation from schools across Delhi, the fest was a grand success. The Best School title was awarded to Indraprastha World School, Paschim Vihar, for their outstanding performance across multiple events.

Van Mahotsav 2025 truly embodied creativity, collaboration, and innovation, inspiring future leaders to work towards a greener and more sustainable tomorrow.

CBSE STEM–DLD Expert-Led Workshop

The CBSE STEM–DLD Expert-Led Workshop was held on 21 August 2025 at Mahavir Senior Model School, Rana Pratap Bagh, Delhi, bringing together educators from over 40 schools. The workshop began with a spiritual invocation and cultural performances, setting an inspiring tone. Ms. Anita Sharma explained the relevance of prime numbers in daily life, highlighting their role in cryptography and cyber security. Our Principal, Dr. Pratibha Kohli, presented a thought-provoking session on STEM as an interdisciplinary tool for societal transformation, urging teachers to nurture curiosity and critical thinking. Dr. Amit Bhattacharya shared inspiring stories of Indian scientists and their groundbreaking contributions. Overall, the workshop was enriching and highly motivating for all participants.

Twinning – Cultural Exchange Programme

The Twinning – Cultural Exchange Programme for Grade VI was organised on 18 August 2025 at Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Pitampura, under Samagra Shiksha with the theme “Twinning is Winning.” Thirty students from Maharaja Agrasen Model School participated alongside government school students in sports, art, cultural activities, and presentations. The programme provided valuable exposure to diverse learning environments and encouraged interaction, teamwork, and cultural appreciation. MAMS students performed commendably, winning prizes in art, dance, and fun games. The event successfully promoted inclusivity, collaboration, and holistic development among students.

Deworming Campaign

National Deworming Campaign was scheduled to be held from August26, 2025 to September 4, 2025 under the guidance of Directorate of Family Welfare, GNCTD. The campaign involved the administration of a single age-appropriate dose of Albendazole to all children and adolescents.  As a part of the Campaign, age-appropriate dose of Albendazole was administered to all eligible students on August 29, 2025 after the recess. As per the circular issued by the Directorate of Education, the drug Albendazole was administered to 1352 students in the school. The Mop Up Day for the left out children was observed on September 3,2025 and 148 children were dewormed on that day. The campaign was successful and the report was shared with the concerned authority.

Understanding and Preparing for CUET

A detailed workshop on Understanding and Preparing for CUET was conducted by IMS on Friday, 22 August 2025. The session familiarised students with the CUET structure, updated 2025 exam pattern, marking scheme, and subject selection guidelines. Emphasis was laid on using NCERT books as the primary preparation resource and understanding the competitive nature of the exam. The workshop also highlighted common reasons why few students reach top universities and motivated learners to begin early, stay informed, and prepare strategically with confidence and clarity.

Report on STEM DLD Participation

On Saturday, August 2, 2025, Ms. Neha Vij and Ms. Daisy from our school actively participated in the STEM DLD Programme held at Venkateshwara Global School, Rohini. They presented an insightful case study on “Measuring Lung Capacities and Volumes” wherein they highlighted the importance of respiratory health, especially in the context of rising pollution levels in metropolitan cities. As part of their presentation, they showcased the design and working of a Spirometer and demonstrated how data collected through the device could be analysed and interpreted to assess lung functions.

Their presentation reflected a perfect integration of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), encouraging innovative thinking and problem-solving among students. The session was well-received and appreciated for its practical approach, analytical depth, and educational relevance.

The participation of Ms. Neha Vij and Ms. Daisy not only added value to the STEM DLD event but also brought pride to our institution by promoting research-based learning and hands-on experimentation.

"Awareness on the Dangers of Ultra-Processed Pre-Packaged Foods and Label Reading

In line with the school’s ongoing commitment to health and nutrition awareness, Maharaja Agrasen Model School organized a workshop titled "Awareness on the Dangers of Ultra-Processed Pre-Packaged Foods and Label Reading" for Class IX students on Thursday, July 10, 2025 and for staff members on Wednesday, July 02,2025

The session was conducted by Ms. Reema Dutta, a well-known nutrition educator, who highlighted the growing concerns associated with the consumption of ultra-processed and packaged foods. She explained how such foods are often high in hidden sugars, unhealthy oils, excessive salt, and harmful additives. Students were educated on how these ingredients contribute to lifestyle diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and heart problems from a young age.

An engaging label-reading activity was also conducted, where students examined real food packages to identify misleading health claims and understand how to read nutritional information panels and ingredient lists correctly. The workshop encouraged critical thinking and empowered students to make healthier food choices.

As a follow-up initiative, Oil and Sugar Awareness Boards were set up on the school premises. These boards serve as visual learning tools, displaying the hidden oil and sugar content in commonly consumed packaged foods and beverages. They will be updated regularly to reinforce healthy eating habits and increase daily awareness among students, staff, and visitors.

The session concluded with an interactive Q&A segment where students and teachers clarified their doubts and pledged to adopt healthier dietary habits. The workshop was highly informative and received with enthusiasm by the students and teachers alike.

Awareness about the Dangers of Pre-Packaged Ultra-Processed Foods and the Importance of Reading Labels

A seminar on “Awareness about the Dangers of Pre-Packaged Ultra-Processed Foods and the Importance of Reading Labels” was held on July 2, 2025, at Maharaja Agrasen Model School, Pitampura, for teachers. Conducted by NAPi-India and BPNI and coordinated by Dr. Nupur Bidla, the session highlighted ultra-processed foods, their health risks, and methods to read food labels critically. Through presentations, hands-on label-reading activities, and an interactive Q&A, teachers gained practical insights to promote healthier food choices and lifestyles.

IT Week

Maharaja Agrasen Model School celebrated IT Week 2025 from July 21 to 25 with the theme “Friendly AI.” The objective was to introduce students to the world of Artificial Intelligence in an engaging, ethical, and student-friendly manner.

Throughout the week, students from Grades 4 to 12 participated in a variety of hands-on and creative activities. Highlights included AI Buddies (story creation with AI helpers), Step Sync AI (AI-generated music and dance), Tune with Tech (music composition using AI), Funfinity AI (AI-based games and challenges), Futurescope AI (real-world AI applications), and GitSetGo (coding and GitHub-based collaboration).

A special feature of the week was the alumni-led workshops held on July 23. Mr. Samyak Jain introduced students to GitHub and collaborative coding, while Ms. Ekta Agarwal conducted an engaging session on Augmented Reality using Lens Studio GenAI.

The week concluded on a high note with enthusiastic participation and valuable learning experiences. IT Week 2025 successfully inspired students to explore the power and responsibility of using AI for innovation and social good.

Talent Hunt for Grade VI students

Maharaja Agrasen Model School proudly hosted a vibrant Talent Hunt for Grade VI students, celebrating creativity, confidence, and diverse skills. The Seminar Hall buzzed with excitement as young talents took the stage to showcase their abilities across a wide range of categories:

🎨 Visual Arts: Indian folk and modern art, origami, best-out-of-waste creations

🎭 Performing Arts: Dance, singing, musical instrument performances

💻 IT Skills: Programming, designing, video editing, photography

📚 Literary Flair: Storytelling and Sanskrit Shloka recitation

Each performance was a testament to the students’ dedication and imagination. The audience was thoroughly engaged, cheering on their peers and appreciating the effort behind every act. The event not only highlighted individual brilliance but also fostered a spirit of camaraderie and celebration.

It was a truly memorable day—one that left everyone inspired and proud!

Career Fair Report

On 22nd July, Maharaja Agrasen Model School, Pitampura hosted an exciting and enriching Career Fair for students of Classes 11 and 12. Renowned  institutions such as GD Goenka, Career Gurukul, IILM, PIET, Parul University, SGT, Geeta Group, NIMS Jaipur, and study abroad experts like Career Launcher, Globe Edwise, ISM Edutech, along with prestigious international names like Arizona State University and Colleges of Contra Costa, USA, interacted with students to guide them through the world of higher education. From entrance exams like CUET, SAT, and IELTS, to understanding course options, scholarships, and career paths, the event was packed with valuable insights. It was an inspiring and informative experience, helping students take confident steps towards building their future! 🌍🎓

Workshop on Menstrual Hygiene

Maharaja Agrasen Model School organised a Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Workshop for girls of Classes VI to VIII, led by resource persons Ms. Sunita Sharma and Ms. Vineeta Sharma. The session focused on understanding menstruation as a natural process, breaking myths, adopting healthy hygiene practices, and emphasising nutrition and self-care. Conducted in a supportive environment, the workshop empowered students with confidence, awareness, and a positive outlook towards menstrual health, reinforcing the school’s commitment to students’ well-being.

ATL Community Day Celebration 2025 | April 26, 2025

Maharaja Agrasen Model School celebrated ATL Community Day on April 26, 2025, fostering creativity, innovation, and scientific thinking among students. The event began with a ceremonial lamp lighting and an inspiring address by the Principal, Dr. Pratibha Kohli, who highlighted the role of Atal Tinkering Labs in nurturing 21st-century skills. Students from Classes VI to XII, along with participants from neighbouring schools, showcased ingenuity through model-making and circuit-design challenges. The celebration concluded with certificate distribution, applauding the enthusiasm and innovation of all participants.

Social Science Week | Jal Pakhwada (April 15–17, 2025)

Maharaja Agrasen Model School observed Social Science Week from April 15 to 17, 2025, in celebration of Jal Pakhwada, an initiative of the Ministry of Education. Students of Classes IV to XI actively participated in creative activities such as quotation writing, slogan writing, poem writing, poster making, pamphlet design, and painting. The enthusiastic participation helped students develop a deeper understanding of the importance of water conservation and its vital role in sustaining life on Earth.

English Week Celebration | April 21–26, 2025

Maharaja Agrasen Model School celebrated English Week (April 21–26, 2025) with a vibrant series of activities aligned with NEP 2020, fostering multilingualism, creativity, and effective communication. Students from Classes IV to XII participated in declamations, extempore speeches, plays, slogan and poster making, and group discussions, showcasing confidence and critical thinking. A special World Book Day assembly further inspired a love for reading. The week stood as a meaningful celebration of language, culture, and holistic learning.

Visit to Bal Bharati Public School, Rohini – ATL Community Day Workshop

On 26th April 2025, ATL Community Day was celebrated at Bal Bharati Public School, Rohini. Two students from our school, Himanshi and Khushi of Class IX, accompanied by teacher Mrs. Rekha Jain, participated in the event. The highlight of the day was a workshop on Artificial Intelligence, designed to give students an engaging and hands-on introduction to the world of AI.

The workshop began with an insightful session on the basics of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. This was followed by a live demonstration of a Bionic Arm, showcasing how AI can control robotic movements. Students then took part in an interactive activity where they created their own DIY Finger Counter, helping them understand sensor technology and its integration with AI.

Another fascinating part of the workshop was the segment on drones. Participants learned about the structure and function of drones and witnessed a live demonstration, which captivated everyone’s attention. The session was not only educational but also sparked curiosity and innovation among students.

The visit proved to be a valuable learning experience, enhancing students' knowledge of emerging technologies and encouraging them to explore AI-related projects in the future.

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