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Independence Day Celebrations – Dance Performance by our Grade 10 students

Independence Week Celebrations – A glimpse into fun activities and competitions that our middle schoolers were involved in

A Kinetic Art Tribute by our AS Level (Gr 11) Art & Design students

“Their Survival is in our hands”International Tiger Day 2021 International Tiger Day is celebrated worldwide on 29 th July . This day is also celebrated as Awareness Day. Grade 8 celebrated this day with a lot of enthusiasm. They researched , analysed and then presented their information adding their creative touch and some interesting animations.Students

International Tiger’s Day is celebrated on 29th July to raise awareness about this magnificent but endangered big cat. “To save the Jungle, we have to save the tiger.” To create awareness about this indeed significant and important message, our Grade 7 students recited an impactful poem. The poem unfurls the message of ‘LIVE AND LET

The theme this year for International Tiger day is ‘Their Survival is in our Hands. The Tiger is an ‘Umbrella Animal’ because its conservation in the same area protects several other animals. When tigers are safe, we protect ourselves. So we must conserve our tigers for the conservation of nature. With this beautiful discussion on

Not News But Awkward Views is a web page where the Cambridge A Level(high school) students from Fazlani L’Academie Globale talk about controversial topics. The idea sprung from our English General Paper classes and we created this website to be able to freely express ourselves. We have focused more on giving our viewpoints instead of

La vie est faites de petits bonheurs!” Life is full of little pleasures! This Bastille Day, the stage was set for Grade 6 to perform their rendition of the French Revolution, in honour of the French independence movement. After the virtual performance, our students enjoyed touring through well-known cities of France, tempting our taste buds

“Chocolate is food from the gods; it’s energy, vitality, oneness.” -Murray Langham Chocolate is loved by everyone. Grade 8 celebrated World Chocolate Day by taking part in a host of activities…and the best part was that it was a Student led celebration. They were the mentors and they further facilitated their peers . The students

What is life, if we don’t indulge once in our life binge eating and making mouth-watering chocolates. Our Grade 7 students indulged in making yummilicious Chocolate balls after enhancing their knowledge about the significance of World Chocolate day. Though there are several kinds of chocolate, and each type is loved by many around the world,