Annual celebrations

Amiverse: Legacy Meets Future At The Annual Day

AIS Mayur Vihar

The school organised its annual day, titled ‘Amiverse – Honouring A Legacy and Embracing the Future’, on April 25, 2025, at Amity University, Noida.
The event was graced by Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools and RBEF, along with Dr Surya Narayan Mishra, registrar, National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration as the chief guest. It commenced with a message of solidarity marked by a two minute silence as a tribute to the victims of Pahalgam tragedy.
This was followed by a melodious performance by the school choir group. Proceeding the event, school principal, Meenu Kanwar, heartily welcomed the gathering and presented school report wherein she highlighted glorious achievements of the school at several national and international platforms over the academic session 2024-25. An enthralling performance by the school orchestra ensued followed by a mesmerising fusion dance ‘Nritya Sangam’. Key highlight of the event was the cultural performance ‘Amiverse’, a futuristic confluence of music, art, dance, and theatre, by Class IV - XII, which left the audience spellbound. The zeal and joy notched up higher with the ‘Hall of Fame’ wherein the illustrious achievers of the school were felicitated and awards were presented to students. Total eight special category awards were also given to select students of Class XII in recognition of their excellence in various fields during their learning journey at Amity.
Chairperson in her address showered her blessings  and congratulated students for their stellar performances. She also urged them to uphold values of Amity and adopt BHAAG as a way of life.

Suravali: Folk music fest

AIS Noida

Students from Class V of the school celebrated ‘Suravali’, the folk music fest on May 14, 2025 wherein they performed folk songs and dances from different regions. The event aimed at introducing children to the rich heritage of diverse folk traditions of music, dance and theatre across the world. The festival graced by Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools and RBEF and Sapna Chauhan, Chairperson, Amiown and ACERT, commenced with traditional lighting of the lamp amidst chanting of shlokas by the school choir.
The young performers presented songs and dances in regional languages like Gujarati, Santhali, Hindi, Marathi, Maori, and African with music teachers accompanying them on traditional instruments. The programme was an amalgamation of education and entertainment for students and instilled the spirit of inclusivity in students.

Yoga champions

AIS VKC Lucknow

The school hosted 4th District Yoga Sports Championship in collaboration with District Yogasana Association, on June 11, 2025, bringing together 100 young yoga enthusiasts across the district. The event was graced by esteemed chief guest Syed Rafat Zubair Rizvi, secretary, Lucknow Olympic Association, and special guest Sanjeev Kumar Singh, deputy sports officer, Uttar Pradesh.
The championship featured multiple categories, including traditional, rhythmic and artistic yogasana with participants showcasing their skills, flexibility and strength. Amitians made a mark in the event with their stellar performance and bagged several awards.
Piyush Dubey (XII) won a gold medal in traditional individual yogasana and a bronze medal in artistic single yogasana. Anushka Singh Pandey (XII) won a gold medal in artistic yogasana, whereas, Hemanshi Joshi (VIII) bagged a silver medal in traditional individual sub junior category. Apart from these, Sakshika Pathak and Aayra Rathour from Class IX also secured bronze medal in rhythmic pair sub junior category. Their performances stand testimony to endeavours of Amitians towards excellence.

Biblio reviewers

AIS Vasundhara 6

Students of Class V participated in a book review activity titled ‘Beyond the Cover’ on May 9, 2025, wherein they reviewed their favourite books. The young reviewers thoughtfully explored key events, themes, characters, and unique elements of the stories, and articulated their review insights with eloquence and depth.
A wide array of popular titles like Jeff Kinney’s ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’, Enid Blyton’s ‘Secret Seven’, ‘Tigers for Dinner’ by Ruskin Bond, ‘Phantom Tollbooth’ by Norton Juster, ‘The Last Bear’ by Hannah Gold, works of Sudha Murthy and Liz Pichon, etc., were reviewed in depth by the students. Books written by the people’s president Dr APJ Abdul Kalam left deep imprints upon students’ minds. Through their literary analysis and public presentation, students honed both their communication skills as well as love for reading.