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On the occasion of International Sudoku Day, our Grade 7 students participated in an engaging and exciting “Sudoku Mystery – Picture Escape Room” activity.The activity transformed a traditional Sudoku puzzle into a fun mystery-solving challenge. Students had to solve the Sudoku by applying logical reasoning and ensuring that each number appeared only once in every […]

Our students stepped into the world of international diplomacy at the Don Bosco International MUN on 28th and 29th August. From putting forward their views to negotiating, questioning and thinking on their feet, the conference was an enriching experience that challenged them and helped build confidence, communication and leadership skills. We are especially proud of their outstanding achievements:

Wherever the art of medicine is loved, there is also a love of humanity.”- Hippocrates On Tuesday,8th September ,the MPH @FLAG echoed this sentiment as the entire gathering unanimously experienced ‘Understanding the Ageing Brain’ led by Dr.Mazda Turel. Dr.Mazda an accomplished neurosurgeon,brain &spine guardian,columnist,an adventure enthusiast and author of ‘Bheja Fry’  shared his expertise and

To commemorate Women’s Equality Day , celebrated annually on August 26 which marks the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution giving women the constitutional right to vote, our grade 8 students engaged in a battle of wits on the topic of ‘Toys, Subjects and Career Paths Should Not Be Labelled by Gender’  This Interclass debate

This morning our school came alive with two big moments, celebrating academic excellence and welcoming our new Student Council for 2026-2027. We were honoured to have Mrs. Samina Khorakiwala, Director of Wockhardt Foundation & CEO of Khel Khel Mein, grace the occasion as our Chief Guest. From the opening dance that captured what youth leadership

A New Chapter in Leadership has begun in PYP ! Our PYP Student Council Investiture Ceremony 2026–27 was a celebration of courage, responsibility, teamwork and the power of every student voice. Fifteen Grade 5 students proudly stepped forward to receive their sashes and badges and officially begin their journey as our young leaders by our

Grade 8 delegates participated in the Gopi Birla Memorial Model United Nations on 31st July and 1st August 2026, making the conference a memorable learning experience. We are especially proud to celebrate our award winners:  Anahita Jain – Best Delegate (1st Place)  Shivan Marlecha – High Commendation (2nd Place)  Thian Gowani – Special Mention (3rd

“Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” – Mark Twain Spreading Smiles, Sharing Hope At FLAG, we believe that small acts of kindness can create moments of joy that leave a lasting impact. Members of the Just Be Kind club came together to share some love, laughter and happiness

This World Elephant Day, our Grade 6 students stepped into the world of human–elephant coexistence and explored an important question: How can we make space for wildlife while meeting human needs? Through engaging real-life scenarios, students explored situations such as elephants entering villages and forests making way for roads and farms. They weighed different solutions, discussed their impact,

This World Elephant Day, our students discovered the fascinating world of elephants through videos, conservation stories and a fun quiz. From learning about elephant behaviour and incredible facts to understanding the threats posed by the illegal ivory trade, the session encouraged curiosity, empathy and awareness. Creating our very own Elephant Fact Wall, one Post-it and