Seven artists from Tajikistan enthralled the students with their mesmerising song and dance performances. True to the saying 'Music has no language'  their emotional rendition of a song in their native language on mother struck a chord in everybody's heart. They also sang some popular Hindi numbers from the classic collection of Raj Kapoor's era. The students soaked in the cultural extravaganza and enjoyed the performances.

Duemila30 is an International film festival organized entirely by a group of young students. It is meant to encourage the artistic and expressive form of the short film, giving visibility to young aspiring directors. The aim of the festival is keeping the events intimate to allow the chance for various filmmakers and other industry personnel to be able to easily meet, network and discuss the screened films.

A group of four students- Chirag Garg, Baneet Pukhrambam, Harsh Khanna of Class X and, Khushpreet Singh of class XII and Ms. Deepali Sahi, our Junior HM participated in the festival. They attended several workshops and lectures covering various topics such as virtual reality, along with the screening of select short films, which included two made by our students. Following the Festival, the group went to Zurich, Switzerland.

An educational trip to National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), United States of America was organised by the school during the summer vacations between 21 and 30 May 2019. A group of 10 students along with their teacher escort, Ms. Kavita Bhatia and Ms. Vaishali Wadhawan formed the team.

The tour aimed at attending a three day camp at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Children were curious to explore the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and learn various facts about the gigantic universe.

Activities conducted at the Astronaut Training Experience (ATX) centre trained students necessary skills that an astronaut should have. They had a lifetime experience of visiting the Kennedy Space Centre Visitors Complex where they saw real rockets in the rocket garden and real space shuttles which had travelled to the moon and the red planet Mars for the first time. The students were also briefed about the team work and close coordination between the ground-based and space -based personnel to ensure the success of a mission undertaken.

A tour around the city of New York to see the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, the Twin Towers, the Central Park and the Time Square was enthralling. A visit to the Rockefeller Centre, Brooklyn Bridge and other famous landmarks of New York kept the team mesmerised. An experience of having a 360 degree aerial view of the New York City from the 102^nd  floor of One World Observatory was an experience of its kind. The visit to the Cocoa  Beach and Walmart  were replete with loads of fun.

The visiting team also had a wonderful experience of the spectacular fireworks behind the Cinderella Castle, the enchantment of being at the Wizardly World of Harry Potter. A fun filled and an adventurous day spent at Disney Land Magic Kingdom was indeed magical. Here the children enjoyed various Disney shows and programs and many exciting adventure rides. The Maid of Mist cruise experience at the Niagara Fall was a breath taking experience. A visit to the Universal Studio also kept the students enthralled.

The trip to USA was indeed a memorable and learning experience that would be cherished throughout.

Lakshika Khurana of class X D participated in Ocean Heroes Boot Camp 2019 held at University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. She engaged with student community from all across the globe to discuss and debate about solutions for environment degradation. The students held meaningful discussions to thrash out solutions to the ever growing problems related to environment.  She has carried back with her some interesting ideas to tackle issues that we face at the grassroot level.