As part of the Experiential Learning Programme, Class XI-D participated in an engaging Moot Court on the constitutional debate, “Should educational qualification be mandatory for electoral candidates?” The activity recreated a courtroom with judges, advocates, petitioners, respondents, witnesses, and court staff. Through compelling arguments, students explored democratic principles, equality, justice, and citizens’ rights. The judges questioned both sides before delivering a balanced verdict. The activity provided students with practical insights into judicial procedures and constitutional values. It also enhanced their confidence, teamwork, communication, critical thinking, logical reasoning, and public-speaking skills, making learning meaningful, interactive, and enriching.

Inayat Arora and Bhavika Tyagi of Class XII Humanities conducted an engaging presentation on the NCERT chapter “Political Parties” for the students of Class X. The session focused on helping students understand the key concepts, functions and significance of political parties in a democratic system. Through a well-structured presentation and relatable examples, the senior students connected the topic to everyday experiences, making the learning process more meaningful and interactive. 
The session concluded with a question-and-answer round, where students actively participated, clarified their doubts and shared their understanding. The initiative encouraged peer learning, meaningful discussion and academic engagement, providing Class X students with a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of the topic.

NAV VAANI 2026, the Intra-School Model Youth Parliament Conference, was organized on 3 August 2026, showcasing enthusiasm and intellectual vigor from students of Grades VI–XII. The dynamic event offered a distinguished platform for democratic dialogue, policy deliberation, and skill-building in public speaking, leadership, and collaboration. With four thoughtfully designed committees—Lok Sabha, NEXUS, SYNC, and Press Corps—delegates engaged in spirited debates on pressing contemporary issues, demonstrating analytical depth and creative problem-solving. The presence of esteemed alumni as mentors and judges added gravitas, inspiring participants with their guidance and constructive feedback. Overall, the conference reflected the school’s unwavering commitment to nurturing articulate, confident, and socially responsible citizens, making NAV VAANI 2026 a truly memorable and enriching experience.

Ayansh Bisht of Class IV-JAL has brought immense pride to the school by winning the Gold Medal at the Martial Art Games Federation of India 2026. The prestigious championship was held at Talkatora Stadium on 12th July 2026. Ayansh displayed exceptional discipline, determination, and outstanding martial arts skills throughout the competition, earning the top honour. His remarkable achievement reflects his dedication, perseverance, and sporting spirit, inspiring fellow students to pursue excellence with confidence and commitment.

Yajas Gupta of Class VII–Prithvi brought pride to the school by receiving the Special Mention Award in the Council of Magical Affairs (CMA) Committee at The Phoenix Summit 2026, organised by Dwarka International School. His exceptional diplomacy, analytical thinking, communication and leadership skills earned him this prestigious recognition, reflecting his dedication, confidence and commitment to excellence.