Young diplomats

VKCMUN Arrives And Impresses In Its Pilot Edition

AIS VKC Lucknow

The school hosted its first ever VKCMUN from August 29 – 30, 2025, under the visionary guidance of Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools & RBEF, and the leadership of school principal Rachna Mishra. The event, led by secretary general Abhiraj Srivastava (XI C), commenced with an inaugural ceremony featuring inspiring addresses by the school principal and the secretary general, setting the tone for this pilot event which was designed to hone students’ diplomatic skills as well as geopolitical awareness.
The two-day event brought together over 300 delegates from Class IX-XII, who assumed the roles of executive board members, delegates, and press reporters. They actively participated in dynamic committees, reflecting on global issues. The MUN comprised six committees, each deliberating on pressing agendas .  World Health Organization (WHO) addressed the agenda recognising ‘AMR as a Silent pandemic’; United Nations Women (UN Women) discussed ‘Bridging the gender gap in STEM and leadership’; World Trade Organization (WTO) examined ‘The global impact of protectionist trade policies in the post Trump era’ and passed a resolution restoring the WTO appellate body and diversifying global supply chains; Constituent Assembly of India (CAI, 1948 - 49) revisited the ‘National language policy’ and their intense debate culminated with the adoption of a ‘Trilingual framework’ ensuring inclusivity of Hindi, English, and regional languages. Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) debated ‘Proliferation of hypersonic weapons and state sponsored terrorism’ and Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN) deliberated on ‘Balancing economic growth with climate commitments.’ Delegates of each committee engaged in drafting position papers, debating, and shaping pragmatic solutions, emphasising climate conscious trade reforms and capacity building for sustainable growth.
The event concluded with an award ceremony where students were lauded for outstanding performance across categories such as best delegate, high commendation, special mention, and verbal mention. The landmark VKCMUN enriched the young delegates with diplomatic insight, critical thinking  and problem solving skills, as well as global awareness.

Patriots on stage

AIS VYC Lucknow

On August 15, 2025, the school organised an inter-house skit and monologue competition titled ‘Drama-Rama’, to mark grand celebration of the 79th Independence Day. Ananya Pandey, co-founder, Bewajah Samiti and a renowned theatre artist, graced the event as chief guest and the judge. The celebrations commenced with flag hoisting by school principal Roli Tripathi and the chief guest, followed by impressive presentations by all the four houses.
The skit competition featured thought-provoking themes. Bhagirathi House secured first position with a compelling performance on water conservation. Mandakini House earned second position with an emotive portrayal of a martyr’s family, conveying a powerful message of sacrifice and patriotism. Third place was awarded to Pawani House for their dramatic depiction of a road accident. Alaknanda House earned applause for a stirring act on the workings of the law and its interpretation.
The monologue segment celebrated the timeless works of William Shakespeare. In this category, the first position was awarded to Ayushman Banerjee (IX) from Pawani House for bringing to life the wit and humour of ‘As You Like It’. Second prize went to Aneja Deep (X) from Mandakini House, who delivered the passionate ‘Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears’ from Julius Caesar. Maria Shadab (VIII) from Alaknanda House stood third for presenting the iconic ‘To be or not to be’ from Hamlet. Vatsalaya Yadav (VIII) from Bhagirathi House delivered the haunting ‘Is this a dagger I see before me?’ from Macbeth and earned fourth place. The judge praised all the students for their expressive and artistic flair.

Quizzat ’25

AIS Saket

The eighth edition of Quizzat, the annual inter-school quiz fest, was organised on August 4 & 5, 2025. The event saw enthusiastic participation from over 29 schools across Delhi/NCR. Hosted by renowned quiz master Aditya Nath Mubayi, the two-day quiz fest focused on various themes. Day 1 centred on the theme of ‘People Who Inspire Us’, while Day 2 emphasised heavily on general knowledge and current affairs.
On both days, the competition unfolded in challenging stages. It began with a written preliminary elimination round, where more than 50 teams battled through a tough mix of written and visuals based questions related to the day’s theme. The top six teams then advanced to the finale where they faced a wide range of questions on personalities, history, culture, entertainment, etc. AIS Saket and AIS Mayur Vihar were amongst the finalists on Day 1 and Day 2 respectively, putting up a  remarkable fight.

Creativity at Natya Utsav

AIS Mayur Vihar

The school organised 12th inter Amity Hindi Natya Utsav on August 26, 2025, in which students from various branches of Amity Group of Schools showcased their talent and creativity in Hindi theatre. The event was judged by Dr Jasveer Tyagi, professor of Hindi, Rajdhani College and Alka Anand, assistant professor Hindi, Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College. The event commenced with an address by school principal Meenu Kanwar, who highlighted the significance of theatre in fostering love for culture and heritage.
Amitians presented thought provoking plays on the themes of social awareness, human values, patriotism etc. Their dialogue delivery and acting impressed the audience. The event concluded with a valedictory ceremony, wherein AIS MV secured first prize, AIS Saket won second prize, AIS PV bagged third prize, AIS Gur 46 received consolation prize, and AIS Vas 6 was awarded jury special mention.