AMITY-UNESCO RESULT
Answer: (Jarawa in Andaman, Lepcha in Sikkim,Jaunsari in Uttarakhand, Kondh in Orissa,
Bodo in Assam, Khasi in Meghalaya, Gond in Madhya Pradesh, Gaddi in Himachal Pradesh,
Rabari in Gujarat, Bhil in Rajasthan)
The school organised the 16th Razzmatazz, its annual interschool Western Music Fest, on July 28, 2026. Envisioned by Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools and RBEF, as a platform to kindle the innate creativity and rhythmic intelligence of the young minds, the fest witnessed enthusiastic participation of 250 students from 22 schools across Delhi-NCR, who competed in various categories. All the competitions were judged by a distinguished jury comprising of Ashish David, voice-over artist, international radio personality, professional singer, and music educator, and Ashwini, founding member of Orange Street, drummer, and producer.
The overall rolling trophy was lifted by AIS Gurugram 46 with other Amity schools also bagging various prizes. In the ‘Group Song’ category, AIS Gurugram 46 won the second position, while AIS Gurugram 43 secured the third position. In the ‘Band’ category, AIS Mayur Vihar and AIS Gurugram 46 jointly secured the third position. In the special individual awards, AIS Gurugram 46 won the ‘Best Guitarist’ and ‘Best Drummer’ awards, while the ‘Best Keyboard Artist’ award went to AIS Mayur Vihar.
Quizzat 2026
AIS Saket
The school hosted the 9th edition of Quizzat, its annual interschool quiz fest, from August 3-4, 2026. Conducted by eminent quizmaster Adittya Nath Mubayi, the two-day intellectual extravaganza saw participation from over 20 schools across Delhi-NCR. Day 1 explored the ‘Literary Cosmos’, while Day 2 focused on General Awareness. Each day began with a written preliminary round featuring a challenging mix of textual and visual questions, with over 40 teams competing for a place in the finals. The top six teams advanced to the on-stage finale, which featured questions spanning across literature, personalities, history, culture, entertainment, and current affairs.
AIS Pushp Vihar went on to win the overall rolling trophy along with first runner up position in the General Awareness quiz and the winner’s spot in ‘Literary Cosmos’. AIS Gurugram 46 secured the second runner up position in General Awareness, while AIS Noida and AIS Gurugram 43 made it to the finalists’ spots.
Independence Day @ Amity
AIS VYC Lucknow
Ananya Singh, XI C
On August 15, 2026, the school celebrated the 80th Independence Day with patriotic fervour. The celebrations commenced with flag-hoisting by school principal Dr Prerna Mitra. The event featured beautiful song, dance, and skit performances by children with special needs. An inter-house patriotic song competition added to the national spirit wherein Alaknanda House bagged first position while Pawani House and Bhagirathi House secured second and third position respectively. A tabla percussion followed by a solo performance further enriched the programme.
The celebrations also included felicitation of the winners of the GT Awards and the winners of the elocution competition organised by the Indian Society of Remote Sensing Lucknow Chapter to mark National Remote Sensing Day. Head girl Vaishnavi Yadav delivered an inspiring speech highlighting the importance of freedom and youth’s responsibility towards the nation.
Addressing students, the school principal emphasised upon the values of patriotism, responsibility, and unity, urging them to strive to serve the nation.
AIS VKC Lucknow
The 80th Independence Day was celebrated by the school on August 14, 2026, with a series of vibrant events interspersed with the spirit of freedom and patriotism. The event commenced with flag hoisting by school principal Rachna Mishra, amidst the melodious rendition of the National Anthem. A theatrical presentation titled ‘The Tricolour speaks’, a patriotic skit, and a TEDx-style quiz enriched the cultural celebrations.
The event was highlighted by a series of inter-house competitions including singing, yoga, and dance-drama. In inter-house singing, Pawani House won first place, Alaknanda House got second place, while Bhagirathi and Mandakini Houses shared third place. In inter-house yoga, Mandakini House won first place, followed by Alaknanda House in second place, and Bhagirathi and Pawani Houses sharing third place. In dance-drama, Bhagirathi House was the winner, with Mandakini and Pawani Houses both at second place.
Art honoured
AIS Mayur Vihar
Budding artist Harpreet Singh (XI), was invited by the Ministry of Defence to attend 80th Independence Day celebrations at the Red Fort on August 15, 2026, in recognition of his creative contribution to a poster-painting activity based on the theme ‘Instil patriotism & respect towards the National Flag’. Harpreet’s painting was also featured on the Directorate’s website. Organised by the Directorate of Education as part of the Independence Day Celebrations 2026, the activity provided students an opportunity to express their patriotism through art. Harpreet’s selection and participation in the historic celebrations at the Red Fort was indeed a great honour.
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