The History Diaries organized an online workshop of all the 8 classical dances of India  ‘ CONFLUENCE’ on 22^nd and 23^rd Aug 2020. This workshop introduces students to the history, knowledge, and the uniqueness of each of 8 classical dance forms. They also learned a few basics of every dance forms. Students participated are:-

• Drishti Verma – VIII
• Ananya Pahuja - VIII
• Aadya Kamath – VIII
• Ashvika Singh – IV
• Suvidhi Jain - IV

This was an incredible experience for me as I got to acquire much more about the dance forms and their origin. Correspondingly what is so special in each dance form and its unique feature. It was a wonderful session. All the dance forms were extraordinary and exceptionally beautiful in their own way..

Learning something new everyday. Tried my hand at Mandala art today -enjoyed and loved it.

A Mandala is a symbolic picture of the universe. It helps transform ordinary minds into enlightened ones and assists with healing.

Missing school so much that I decided to make it part of my new creation. Blessed to have such wonderful teachers mentoring me all these years and so I can truly say ‘I am worthy’.

Hope this ordeal ends soon and we are back to our classrooms.

Paavani Kapur

6-C

Our school students performed a live band on 01 December 2019, celebrating World Aids Day at Palika Park, CP. The school band was invited by Impulse India to perform. The audience were left spellbound. They applauded the students for a grand performance and kept asking for more. The band members rocked the event where the school was also felicitated by the Vice President of Impulse India, Mr Vinay. He also encouraged them to continue to perform at many more events.

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Imagination and creativity become synonymous when powerful ideas take shape on the canvas. This year's edition of “Art from the Heart”  Annual Art Exposition, explored the utopian ideas of beauty and perfection that offer a glimmer of hope and joy through the amazingly unique works of the students of Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar. The student’s artwork was exhibited at Sangeet Shyamala from Thursday,21^st November to Saturday, 23rd November 2019.(previous editions were held at the Arpana Caur Art Gallery).

Ms Vasundhara Tewari Broota, an eminent artist & figurative painter, was the Chief Guest. She inaugurated the display to the echoes of Sanskrit shlokas. The central, interactive art installation piece of the exhibition was in the form of a dream catcher. Visitors wrote about their own ideas of UTOPIA on paper tags and strung them onto this installation. The students also stood beside their paintings,explaining the emotions that their paintings captured. The exhibition was curated with the aim of creating a space of positive vibes and flamboyance of colours. The work was on sale to raise money for an initiative taken up by the school's campaign, "Flawless Flaws", to help support acid attack survivors. The show was a great success and visitors purchased many art works, generously donating for the campaign.