Karan Vora

Our Grade 7 History classroom transformed into a courtroom as our students stepped into the roles of lawyers, jury members, witnesses and court officials to investigate one of the most debated questions surrounding the Battle of Plassey: Was Mir Jafar Guilty? With lawyers presenting arguments, witnesses sharing their perspectives, evidence being examined, and the jury […]

Gr-7 celebrated Friendship Day with laughter, teamwork, and lots of fun through exciting activities. Students secretly appreciated one another in Secret Strength Spotlight, tested their observation skills by recreating a PE equipment pattern in the Memory Challenge, enjoyed bursting balloons using the announced body part, and strengthened their bonds by creating a Friendship Web while

On Thursday, 6 August, our Grade 12 students took complete ownership of “Flavours Fest,” our Canteen Day enterprise. From crafting menus and setting prices to managing budgets, deadlines and real-time hiccups, they led from start to finish, with school supervision simply keeping things seamless. That’s Learning-By-Doing at its best … building something real and standing

Friendship Day was all about teamwork, laughter and making memories! Our Grade 8 students came together for exciting team games – the Memory Puzzle Challenge, where teamwork and sharp minds were put to the test, and Copy the Hookstep, where rhythm, coordination and a whole lot of fun took centre stage! From cheering for teammates

Friendship isn’t just about having friends—it’s about being one! This Friendship Day, our Grade 6 students celebrated the joy of friendship through a series of fun, meaningful activities designed to spread kindness, appreciation, and connection across the campus. From taking on Friendship Challenges like sitting with someone new, sharing a sincere compliment, helping a friend,

Some friendships become memories, while the best ones become stories we carry with us forever.  As part of our Friendship Day Activity, Grade 8 students reflected on the friendships they have built through heartfelt letters to their future selves.  They shared memories, lessons, challenges, promises, and hopes for where their friendships will be five years from now.

“What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others.” – Nelson Mandela Our Grade 7 students honoured the extraordinary life and legacy of Nelson Mandela through meaningful learning experiences that celebrated courage, compassion and service. As part of English,

“What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others.” – Nelson Mandela To celebrate Nelson Mandela Day, our Grade 6 students explored how small acts of kindness can create a lasting impact. As part of their English class ,

Fazlani L’Académie Globale is proud to celebrate Dawood’s outstanding achievements in June and July 2026:  Silver Medal – All India WAKO Kickboxing Tournament, Odisha (Under-56 kg Low Kick) Gold Medal – Mayor’s Cup, Andheri Sports Complex (Under-56 kg Low Kick) Bronze Medal – Wushu District Tournament, Kharghar (Under-56 kg Sanshou) Your dedication and hard work continue to inspire us. Congratulations, Dawood, and

 Better Together, Always!  Friendship Day at school was a celebration of the little things that make friendships so special.   From matching outfits and shoes to twinning hairstyles, bracelets, caps, and even superhero capes, our campus was filled with smiles, laughter, and joyful moments.   Because when we come together, even the simplest moments become unforgettable.   Here’s