The Earth is what we all have in common.
The Primary Highlanders celebrated Earth Day with great joy and enthusiasm. Our young students watched videos, sang songs, shared messages, and took a pledge to keep our planet clean and green.
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The Earth is what we all have in common.
The Primary Highlanders celebrated Earth Day with great joy and enthusiasm. Our young students watched videos, sang songs, shared messages, and took a pledge to keep our planet clean and green.
Health is not just a day, it’s a way of being.
The Primary Wing celebrated World Health Day with joy and purpose!
From mindful moments on the yoga mat to healthy choices at the lunch table, our Highlanders discovered that wellness begins with small, everyday actions.
They stretched, breathed, shared, and learned how food fuels both body and mind.
With curiosity and care, our young Highlanders explored what it means to stay fit, eat well, and be kind to themselves.
One joyful step at a time.
Grade I students embarked on their first overnight adventure at Lohagarh Farms, where they participated in fun activities such as trampoline jumping, hurdle walk, rope climbing, and the thrilling Bhoot Bangla. The experience helped them build confidence, resilience, and independence while strengthening friendships during the lively evening celebrations and overnight stay.
The Grade II Highlanders explored real-world professions through engaging role-play activities at KidZania, Noida. From firefighters and chefs to doctors and radio jockeys, students gained valuable insights into teamwork, decision-making and responsibility.
Both camps offered joyful and memorable learning experiences that allowed the young Highlanders to explore, collaborate, and create lasting memories with their friends.
Primary students participated in a meaningful well-being activity by creating creative and thoughtful bookmarks. They illustrated their bookmarks with artistic designs and added insightful quotes that reflected positive thinking and the importance of maintaining well-being. Through this activity, the young Highlanders demonstrated strong self-management skills as they carefully planned, organized, and designed their bookmarks with creativity and attention to detail.
On 12th March, the Grade V students celebrated the culmination of their Primary Years Programme journey. The Graduation Ceremony, presided over by the School Principal and the Primary School Director, was a heartfelt celebration of growth, learning, and achievement.
As the students stepped onto the stage to receive their certificates, their teachers shared short poetic tributes highlighting each child’s unique qualities, making the moment truly special.
Congratulations to each and every student of Scottish High International School on reaching this significant milestone. We wish them continued success as they embark on the next chapter of their learning journey.
Our Grade V students marked the culmination of their PYP journey with a meaningful and engaging exhibition under the Transdisciplinary Theme ‘How We Express Ourselves.’ Through innovative presentations and models connected to the Sustainable Development Goals, they explored their passions and communicated their understanding with confidence and creativity.
The exhibition reflected strong inquiry, collaboration, and well-developed approaches to learning skills. It was a celebration of student agency and action, highlighting their growth as knowledgeable, reflective, and globally minded learners committed to making a positive difference.
Demonstrating a strong sense of social responsibility and compassionate action, our Grade V Highlanders took the lead in organising a Blood Donation Camp in collaboration with the Rotary Club. As an integral part of their PYP Exhibition under the theme of social and emotional awareness, this meaningful initiative reflected their commitment to taking purposeful action beyond the classroom. The drive received an overwhelming response from parents and the wider school community, highlighting the power of collective effort and community partnership.
Student Led Conference- Primary Highlanders brimming with Creativity and Energy
Primary students took center stage at the Student-Led Conference, showcasing their learning through research, collaboration, and creative learning engagements. With confidence and pride, they reflected on their learning journeys, demonstrating ownership and responsibility. This meaningful experience fostered a stronger home-school partnership, as parents gained valuable insights into their child’s growth and progress.
Cue the smiles, roll the applause! 👏✨
Our LKG and UKG learners from the Initial Chapter brought their learning journey to life through the Front Desk Programme. With warm greetings, thoughtful interactions, and proud moments, they owned every role. This is what proud moments look like! The joy, growth, and confidence were impossible to miss. A celebration of learning that truly shines beyond the classroom.
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Tiny cups, BIG milestones, and endless awws! ☕🎉
‘Coffee Morning’ by the youngest Highlanders of Nursery, Scottish High International School was a heart-melting celebration of learning through play, symbolic exploration, and joyful expression. From thoughtfully curated learning corners that showcased emerging skills to energetic dance moves, fun games and confident little voices- our Nursery stars proudly shared their beautiful learning journey with their parents. Smiles were wide, hearts were full, and the cuteness? Unstoppable! 💛🌈
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Scottish High International School once again inspired the community by warmly inviting Highlanders, friends, and families to experience the magic of the festive season at the Christmas Carnival 2025.
The event transformed the venue into a winter wonderland, with every corner radiating holiday cheer and joy. The sounds of festive music greeted attendees, the enticing aroma of delicious treats from various food stalls, sparkling decorations, exciting games, thrilling rides, gift stalls, merry-go-rounds, lucky draws, and much more. The Christmas Carnival 2025 left a vibrant impression on everyone, igniting conversations among the Highlanders, their friends, and families.
Filled with laughter, cheers, and togetherness, the Christmas Carnival 2025 offered a perfect setting to soak up the spirit of the season, bidding farewell to the old year while welcoming the new one with open arms.
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An unforgettable Farewell and Graduation Ceremony at Scottish High International, filled with heartfelt moments, vibrant performances, and the passing of the legacy to the next batch.
From class photos to inspiring speeches and laughter-filled skits, it was indeed a heartwarming and emotional event that marked the culmination of years of hard work and dedication by the students.
Here’s to new beginnings as the atmosphere was charged with emotions ranging from nostalgia to excitement for the future.
Grade III students embarked on an enriching camp to Jaipur and Sanganer, where they observed the paper recycling process, experienced the tranquility of the Birla Temple, and explored the vibrant heritage of the City Palace.
Grade IV students enjoyed an exciting adventure in Ranthambore, exploring the historic fort, experiencing a thrilling jungle safari, and enhancing their understanding of biodiversity at the Natural History Museum.
These experiences nurtured confidence, teamwork, and curiosity—creating lasting memories filled with learning, adventure, and joyful discovery.
Scottish High International School has once again demonstrated its commitment to promoting inclusion with the groundbreaking event ‘Scottish Stars’. This event was dedicated to celebrating the achievements of Special Stars and was a pivotal initiative in Scottish High’s ongoing efforts to foster a more inclusive community.
To further advance this movement, Scottish High welcomed the stars of the renowned movie ‘Sitare Zameen Par’ – Rishabh Jain and Naman Misra, along with Golfing Star World Champion Ranveer Singh Saini and other talented students of Scottish High. The event featured inspiring videos, a thought-provoking talk by Dr. Cdr. Kartikay Saini (Chairman, Scottish High), mesmerizing dance performances, musical renditions by the School Choir, and engaging interactions with star achievers —Rishabh Jain, Naman Misra, and Ranveer Singh Saini.
Celebrating diversity, empowerment, and inclusivity, ‘Scottish Stars’ was a significant step towards amplifying voices and driving positive change in creating a more inclusive and supportive environment for all.
Scottish High International School’s annual SHISTECH and SHISFEST celebrated a remarkable blend of innovation, creativity, and culture, engaging over 850 students across online and offline events in a vibrant and competitive atmosphere. The tech-focused segment, SHISTECH, brought together participants from across the region for a dynamic showcase of digital and creative skills. Students competed in a variety of exciting challenges, including gaming tournaments, photography contests like Pixel Perfect, and coding events such as Code Eclipse, demonstrating their creativity, technical expertise, and strategic thinking. Each event encouraged participants to bridge technology with art and entertainment, creating an engaging and immersive tech experience.
Alongside this, SHISFEST, the school’s academic and creative showcase, featured over 20 competitions across diverse domains. Students excelled in Nukkad Natak , music performances, multilingual challenges, and contests spanning mathematics and science, blending artistic expression with intellectual rigour. This multifaceted approach made SHISFEST a celebration of both creativity and academic excellence, providing an enriching and well-rounded experience for all participants.
Together, SHISTECH and SHISFEST offered students a unique platform to explore their talents, celebrate achievement, and experience the seamless integration of technology, culture, and academics.
Scottish High International School commemorated the tenth edition of its flagship Model United Nations conference, SHISMUN 25’, on August 2nd and 3rd, 2025.
Marking a decade of student-led diplomacy and academic excellence, the conference brought together over 500 delegates to engage in meaningful dialogue across thirteen thoughtfully curated committees. Months of meticulous preparation, led by a driven Secretariat and Organising Committee, alongside steadfast guidance from faculty mentors, culminated in a weekend that showcased the true spririt of collaboration and critical thinking.
SHISMUN’25 was a true embodiment of Scottish High’s ethos – Interrogo, Percipio, Adicio – to question, to understand, and to apply. The conference reflected the school’s commitment to nurturing global citizens who challenge norms and think beyond the ordinary.
True to this spirit, SHISMUN ’25 broke convention with its range of committee experiences, from intense historic recreations like the Battle of Purandar to debates on cryptocurrency crime under UNODC. With a lineup that balanced classical UN bodies and niche councils, the conference offered something for every kind of delegate. First-timers benefited from mentorship programs that paired them with seasoned Executive Board members, while crisis committees kept adrenaline high through real-time updates like those in the Entebbe hijacking simulation.
The second day of Scottish High MUN 2025 witnessed a culmination of rigorous debate, well-drafted resolution papers, and meaningful feedback. Delegates, after a day of collaboration and compromise, brought forth comprehensive resolutions that addressed complex global crises with depth and originality. Each committee reflected the spirit of the United Nations—balancing national interest with collective responsibility. The International Press captured the intensity and nuance of committee proceedings, portraying the added insightful journalistic layer to the conference. Executive board members held post-session feedback rounds, offering personalized insights that helped delegates reflect on their performance and refine their skills.
The Closing Ceremony, held on the evening of 3rd August 2025, was a celebration of effort, intellect, and collaboration. Awards were presented across all committees, acknowledging Best Delegates, High Commendations, and Special Mentions. Scottish High International School was declared the overall Best Delegation with an impressive 39 points. Amity International School, earned the Best School Delegation with 23 points. The ceremony concluded with a powerful closing address by Secretary General Karandheer Gahlot, who thanked the Secretariat, faculty, and participants for making SHISMUN 2025 a resounding success and afinal gavel bang marked the official close of the conference.
Authored and Compiled by
Myra Mehra
USG Public Relations
Prisha Abrol
Deputy USG Communications
Photographed and compiled by
Swarnika Joshi
USG Communications
Siya Joshi
Deputy USG Public Relations
Credits to
Ms Bhawna Dhull
HOD, Social Science
At the prestigious Ceremonial Award Ceremony, Scottish High celebrated the remarkable achievements of the young Highlanders. This year’s red-carpet event highlighted excellence in academics, sports, and extracurricular activities, showcasing the Stars of Scottish High. From Star Scholars to Star Performers, Star Sportsmen to Star Teams, the accolades were plenty.
The dedication and talent of this year’s achievers inspired both the audience and fellow Highlanders, creating a strong fan following of support and admiration. Truly, this event serves as a perfect tribute to the spirit of excellence that thrives among Scottish High students!
The Highlanders at Scottish High once again went all out for the Monkey Business Celebrations 2025. This event serves as a fantastic platform for the young arrivals at the Initials Wing to shine and showcase their talents on stage. An exciting blend of dance, music, and drama featured collaborative performances from the initials, primary and senior Highlanders. This year’s theme, “The Panorama of Change,” brought together vibrant expressions of talent, and color and fostered a strong sense of camaraderie through various art forms.
A wonderful opportunity to break the ice for the Little Highlanders, the Monkey Business Celebrations of 2025 at Scottish High International School were a testament to the power of community, creativity, and collaboration. It’s events like these that remind us of the beauty and brilliance that lies within each of us, waiting to be shared with the world.
Celebrating Collaboration, Creativity, and Culinary Delights!
The aroma of spices, the sound of sizzling pans, and the sight of enthusiastic teachers in aprons set the tone for a delightful morning at Scottish High International School, as the faculty came together for the much-anticipated Inter Clan Cooking Expedition. This unique event served as a celebration of camaraderie, creativity, and shared joy beyond the classroom.
After rounds of slicing, stirring, sizzling, and spirited storytelling, Clan Lamont emerged victorious, impressing the judges with their exceptional presentation, teamwork, and taste. Their winning dish captured not only the palate but also the spirit of innovation and unity that SHIS stands for.
The event was more than just a cook-off—it was a heartwarming display of community, laughter, and shared purpose. Whether it was the competitive banter, the unveiling of secret family recipes, or the sheer joy of tasting each other’s creations, the Cooking Expedition left everyone with cherished memories—and full stomachs!
Events like these reflect the vibrant culture of SHIS, where learning, leadership, and laughter come together seamlessly. Congratulations to Clan Lamont and to all the participating teams for making this event truly unforgettable!
Once again, Scottish High invited all new parents to an informative and engaging ‘At-Home’ orientation session for the academic year 2025-26. Designed to be an ice-breaker, the ‘At-Home’ session is highly recommended for parents new to the Scottish High community. It gives them a perfect opportunity to have all their questions answered and to gain a better understanding of the academic programs at Scottish High.
This year too, the session served as a valuable window for all new parents to connect with the school members, learn about the curriculum, facilities, policies, sources of information and assistance, and the overall academic and social environment of the school.
A catalyst in kick-starting their journey with Scottish High and setting their wards up for success, the ‘At-Home’ Orientation Session proved to be extremely useful and productive for all the new parents to navigate the exciting world of the Scottish High community.
On November 14th November, Scottish High International School celebrated Children’s Day with joy, laughter, and a range of exciting activities organized by the teachers. The event aimed to provide a memorable experience filled with entertainment and fun, showcasing the school’s commitment to nurturing happiness and creativity among its students.
The highlight of the celebration was a series of performances by the teachers, who put on a delightful show that included singing, dancing, and various fun-filled activities. The teachers’ dance performance received tremendous applause, as they grooved to popular tunes, spreading an infectious energy that lifted everyone’s spirits.
The teachers walked the runway in colorful, themed outfits. The fashion show added a touch of glamour and humor, as teachers showcased their creativity and enthusiasm through quirky costumes and confident walks. The students cheered enthusiastically for their teachers, who displayed a blend of style and spontaneity, making the show a huge hit.
The event concluded with teachers sharing messages of inspiration, emphasizing the importance of kindness, curiosity, and resilience. The celebration was a reminder of the school’s dedication to fostering a nurturing environment, where students feel appreciated and valued.
Overall, Children’s Day at Scottish High International School was a grand success, leaving students with unforgettable memories and a renewed sense of joy and connection with their teachers.
The Annual Social Science Exhibition, “Legacy of Bravery: A Tribute to the Unsung Heroes of our Nation,” was held on September 28, 2024. The exhibition, presented by our talented Highlanders (Grades VI-XII), was to shed light on the extraordinary contributions of the unsung individuals who have greatly contributed to our Nation.
Students showcased models, charts, posters, cutouts, quizzes, games, and knowledge about unsung heroes of India’s freedom struggle. The exhibition included depictions of the National War Memorial, historical events such as the Uprising of 1857, the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, and recipients of the Param Vir Chakra. Students dressed up as leaders, presented a patriotic dance, and sang the melodious song- “Ae Watan, mere watan.” The students’ and teachers collaborative effort and hard work were evident, resulting in an impressive display that captivated the parents.
“Grandparents are a treasure trove of wisdom and love.”
We had a wonderful time celebrating Grandparents Day with our young Highlanders of Initial school! 🎉 From a traditional welcome with heartfelt tilak to lively dance performances and beautiful music, it was a day full of joy and appreciation. 🌺🎶
Scottish High Celebrates Teachers’ Day 2024 with Joy and Gratitude
The atmosphere at Scottish High was filled with inspiration, love, and admiration as Highlanders came together to celebrate Teachers’ Day. From the youngest students to the seniors, the event unfolded like a vibrant carnival, brimming with fun, excitement, and heartfelt appreciation. Students put on a magnificent display of talent, featuring captivating dances, fun-filled games, stirring speeches, and colorful performances, all in honor of their teachers. Every act reflected the deep respect and affection the students hold for their mentors, making it a day of celebration and gratitude.
SCOTTISH HIGH HOST SCHOOL FOR IC3 GRATITUDE DINNER ATTENDED BY PAN INDIA
& INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION LEADERS.
Scottish High International School is dedicated to making a positive impact on society. As part of the commitment to promote inclusion, the school came together for a breakthrough initiative called UNITED FOR AUTISM. The event was a powerful demonstration of collective efforts to raise awareness and support for individuals with autism.
Students, teachers, and staff worked together to showcase the importance of inclusion through various inspiring performances. From a heartwarming video highlighting Scottish High’s inclusive environment to a motivational speech by School Chairman Dr. Cdr Kartikay Saini and Deputy Chairperson Ms Bakhtawar Saini, the event was filled with moments that celebrated the true essence of inclusion.
The major highlight of the event was the incredible performances by the special education needs students, who showcased their talents through group songs, dances, solo performances, unique skills, and abilities. Their heartfelt musical performance and talk show truly illustrated the power of inclusion and left a lasting impact on all attendees.
In addition, national and international guest athletes executed an inspiring skip rope routine, displaying their carefully choreographed moves and perfect synchronicity, leaving the audience in awe.
A spectacular show by team Scottish High, and a significant step towards the great cause. It will surely serve as a source of inspiration to all and help mobilize the community to join forces and propel the inclusion movement forward.
Together, we can make a difference and ensure no one is left behind!
A well-balanced growth of students with well-defined academic standards are the precepts of Scottish High’s vision.
Keeping this in view, the Graduation Day earmarked the milestone moment for Grade V Highlanders as they now get ready to chart a new course through the Middle School academic itinerary.
Well-endowed with the attributes of IB Primary Years Programme, that has groomed these young scholars into versatile and well-rounded students, the ceremonial Graduation Day spotlighted the significant transition to the new beginnings.
A proud moment for Highlanders, their parents and teachers!
The students of the Initial chapter celebrated their Sports Day, showcasing enthusiasm and teamwork. Encouraged to be risk-takers, they eagerly participated in aerobics, fun races and flat races, fostering resilience and honing their self-management skills. Indeed a happy day for everyone!
Once again, the entire Scottish High community gathered together for the most awaited day-School Chairman, Dr Cdr Kartikay Saini’s Birthday!
Right from the main entrance, the School was lit up with decorations, smiles, sounds of greetings, best wishes card and with scores of Highlanders waiting to meet their leader. More like a fan following, the students were highly excited for the big day as they put up a multicolored presentation of dance, music, short speeches, and so much more.
Depicting their love, respect and admiration for their leader, the Initials, Primary and Senior Students, in unison, celebrated the day through their unique expressions. The display of picturesque cards and posters with heartwarming messages said it all!
Well, how could our teachers and admin staff be left behind! It was their turn to celebrate and express their sentiments for their mentor, which they aptly did through a treat of breathtaking stage performances and a small snack party in the evening!
The agentic learners of Nursery left the parents amazed with their infectious enthusiasm, playful energy, the confidence and self-management skills displayed during their Coffee Morning! Showcasing the knowledge gained and acquired skills with much aplomb, here’s a glimpse of the same!
REPUBLIC DAY-2024: The 75th Republic Day was celebrated in all its solemnity and grandeur at Scottish High International School. To mark the significance of the day, the NCC contingent demonstrated a ceremonial March Past with heads held high, exhibiting their enthusiasm and pride.
Soaked with patriotic fervor and the spirit of unity, the celebrations began with the hoisting of the Indian flag by our esteemed School Principal, Dr. Sanjay Sachdeva, followed by the National Anthem.
Saluting the National Flag and filling the air with the chant of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’, the students, teachers, staff and the entire Scottish High fraternity pledged to uphold the exquisite republic and democratic values, while continuing to work for a progressive, modern and prosperous India.
Once again, students, staff and teachers warmed up for one of the most cherished traditions at Scottish High-The Christmas Carnival-2023.
The one-of-a-kind extravaganza, Christmas Carnival, attracts record-breaking footfall every year. This year too, the Christmas Carnival-2023 revved up with absolute fun and frolic was swarming with students, parents, families and friends, celebrating the joy of festivity.
Action-packed game zones, cubicles of exotic collections, exciting gift items/accessories, finger-licking food stalls, colourful knick-knack stores, dance floor, joy rides, adventure games, mega bumper draws, jumbo jackpot, prizes, and with plenty more, the Christmas Carnival 2023 was a vibrant hotspot of fun, festivity, warmth and togetherness!
In just 8 years, SHISMUN has risen to great, shining as the brightest star in the MUN Circuit! This year, it was bigger and bolder than ever, with 14 dynamic committees and mind-blowing agendas that left us awestruck!
For 3 months, 200 enthusiastic students and staff had poured their hearts into creating an unforgettable event.
With 700+ delegates from 40 schools nationwide, including cities like Chandigarh, Jaipur, Indore, and Mumbai, SHISMUN 2023 became the ultimate platform for young leaders to thrive!
And that’s not all! The event went global, welcoming delegates from Rwanda and the United States of America, adding an international flair to the conference!
The event was a big success, preparing the leaders of the future!
On the occasion of French National Day, also known as the ‘Bastille Day’ (Friday, July 14, 2023), to promote cross cultural knowledge and linguistic diversity among the learners, various activities were conducted during the French language lessons.
Learners virtually travelled to France and visited the city of Paris to get a glimpse of the renowned Bastille Day parade, its sounds and sights.
They acquired knowledge about the iconic French Revolution through stories and videos shared by the facilitator and later demonstrated their understanding by creating cards, posters etc. they also shared interesting facts, tongue twisters and cultural knowledge about France.
Quizzes were also taken to assess their knowledge in an interesting manner.
They also honed their communication skills by listening to the French National Anthem ‘La Marseillaise’ and tried speaking it.
The primary learners dressed up in tricolor of France (blue, white, red). They were creative and innovative to mix and match their outfits to create the flag resemblance.
The French facilitators were also dressed consciously in tricolor to keep the enthusiasm and lead by example.
This celebration indeed gave an opportunity to the learners to become innovative, confident and reflective, as well as cultivate international mindedness and growth mindset in them.
In a first, Scottish High hosted ‘The Torch Bearers of Education Fraternity’ 2023-An initiative to honour the visionary education stalwarts for their revolutionary contributions to the field of education.
A brilliant intersection of educationists, visionaries and education trailblazers, the felicitation ceremony invited Mr Stuart Dobson- the renowned Education Improvement Adviser, as the Guest of Honour, a host of dignitaries and School Heads of prestigious Preschools cut across Gurgaon as recipients for the coveted award-The Torch Bearer of Education Fraternity-2023.
With a multicoloured presentation by Highlanders, the event also brought under the spotlight the Star Alumni-Ranveer Singh Saini, who recently won Gold Medal at the Special Olympics World Games, held in Berlin. Ranveer and his mentor Mr Anitya Chand were proudly felicitated by the Scottish High fraternity.
In addition, the proud Highlander, the author-Ms Stuti Khanna also took centre stage as her book ‘The Flying Colours of India-Against all Odds’ was proudly launched amidst a round of cheers.
Quite an eventful day at Scottish High, creating a buzz throughout the city!
Scottish High International School-the Unified Champion School, in collaboration with Special Olympics Bharat, hosted the National Championship-2023. The championship included three events-Badminton, Roller skating and Cycling, with scores of special needs athletes participating from across the country.
Dr Mallika Nadda, Chairperson-Special Olympics Bharat, Sh. Om Prakash Dhankar, President-BJP Haryana Pradesh, Sh. Om Prakash Yadav, Hon’ble Minister of Social Justice & Empower, and Dr Kamal Gupta, Hon’ble Minister of Urban Local Bodies, graced the occasion as Chief Guests, thus making the championship a nationwide highlight.
The grand felicitation ceremony honoured the star performers/coaches in different categories and acknowledged all the special needs athletes’ inspirational performance and participation.
Marking the collaboration of Scottish High and Special Olympics Bharat as momentous, Dr Cdr Kartikay Saini thanked all the guests, dignitaries, participants, coaches and volunteers for making the event a grand success.
Little Highlanders (Initials Wing) set the ball rolling as they joined the new academic session, already in full swing with Primary and Senior students on board!
With the backdrop of an animated setting, the ceremonial bagpiper band and the entourage of parents, teachers and staff, the first day of the Initials Wing was a perfect preview of the fun, learning and warmth awaiting little ones.
A great start to the new academic session as Highlanders (Grades I to XII) arrived at School with their happy, smiling faces.
Warmly greeted by the School Chairman, the School Principal, the Primary School Director and Scottish High staff. There was cheer and jubilance amidst a beautifully decked up ambience with the escort of the pipe band, the Highlanders’ first day at School had all the bidding of a red carpet welcome.
A flying start to the day, ushering Highlanders and the entire Scottish High fraternity into an eventful academic year ahead!
Scottish High International School presented their Annual Art, Craft and Photography exhibition on 21st March 2023. All highlanders actively participated in the event contributing to its grand success.
The various artworks on display were Clay work, String art, Lippan art, Dot art, Glass painting, Mural work, Sketching, Pencil shading, Water colour on paper and Acrylic on canvas etc.
All the parents showered praises and had deep appreciation for the hardworking and creative young highlanders.
Once again, Scottish High became the nerve centre of collaboration and cultural exposition by hosting the prestigious SGF INDO-SRI LANKA ALLIANCE.
Bringing together a host of delegates and dignitaries from Sri Lanka and the big wigs from diverse fields pan India viz. business, education, journalism, fashion, and sports et al., the alliance endeavoured to raise awareness about the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the need for global cooperation in achieving a sustainable future for all.
A landmark moment for Scottish High International School as the school hosted the prestigious Indo-Japanese Collaborative Meet on 28th March 2023 by warmly welcoming the Japanese students’ delegation from Bunka Gakuen Daigaku Suginami Junior & Senior High School. Also, a matter of immense pride for the country as Scottish High is selected as one of the Best World Indian Schools to be visited by the Japanese delegation of students.
” Keep your face toward the sunshine, and shadows will always fall behind you.”
Walt Whitman
February has been a culminating month as our highlanders were engaged in various activities and competitions with great zeal and enthusiasm.
At Scottish High, Basant Panchami is celebrated with great enthusiasm. The festival marks the start of the spring season. Keeping this in view, the Highlanders assembled at the Scottish High foyer and sought the blessings of Goddess Saraswati with a beautiful rendition of ‘Saraswati Vandana’. It was heartwarming to watch the students cheerfully sharing the joy of the festival.
The Scottish High fraternity got a warm respite from chilling winters as the management, teachers, and staff gathered around the bonfire for Lohri celebrations. Dancing to folk tunes, singing, munching popcorn, peanuts and traditional sweets, soaking togetherness and wishing the best for each other, the Lohri celebrations at Scottish High marked the heart-warming beginning of the New Year. Happy Lohri to all!
Fun, excitement and laughter became the highlight at Scottish High, with Christmas Carnival 2022 creating a buzz all around!
Inviting games, competitions, attractive knick-knack stalls, Christmas decorations, mouthwatering food stands, swings, DJ, dance floors, lucky draws, exciting bumper prizes, and so much more! Indeed, the Carnival was an irresistible treat of joy and merriment!
A colourful collage of warmth and togetherness, it goes without saying that Christmas Carnival 2022 was the perfect place for everyone to blend with fun, friends, family and festivity.
Grandparents are a delightful blend of laughter, caring deeds, wonderful stories and love! The Early Years at Scottish High International School were elated to spend some special moments with their dear grandparents and created memories of a lifetime, together!
Highlanders assembled to celebrate Dussehra – the greatest victory of good over evil. Following the ritual, little Highlanders dressed as Ram, Laxman, Sita and Hanuman lit the effigy of Ravana.
It is worth underlining that every year the students of Scottish High, along with the festivity, also endeavour to spread awareness to save the environment by celebrating an eco-friendly Dussehra.
Scottish High once again brimmed with the festive mood today as the Highlanders gathered to celebrate Vijayadashami at the School ground. The celebrations began with the heart-stirring bhajan by the young Highlanders, followed by the lighting of the effigy of ‘Ravana’. It was uplifting to see the cheerful students assemble for the joyous occasion, spiritedly observing the Dussehra festivities along with the social distancing norms.It is worth underlining that every year the students of Scottish High, along with the festivity, also endeavour to spread awareness to save the environment by celebrating an eco-friendly Dussehra.
SCOTTISH HIGH HOSTS INTERNATIONAL AUTISM AWARENESS CONFERENCE-2020
Scottish High International School relentlessly endeavours to support people with special needs and upholds the belief that given equal opportunity to all can truly contribute to nation-building.
In light of this, the Autism Society of Scottish High has continuously worked towards creating awareness among students, the community of schools & societies, and has also launched a nationwide campaign to promote autism awareness, inclusion and self-determination for all. With its path-breaking initiatives and collaboration with Inclusive India Campaign, the school ensures that each person with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) is provided equal opportunity to attain the highest possible quality of life.
Keeping this as the fundamental, this year Scottish High scaled new heights by hosting the International Autism Awareness Conference, where renowned speakers from the USA, Macau, Malaysia, Czech Republic, along with distinguished Indian Speakers, youth leaders, special educators, teachers, parents, doctors and heads of various eminent schools participated.
To mobilize support, sensitize community, encourage friends and collaborators to come forward and participate in providing acceptance to people with autism, the conference unfolded with a warm welcome by the students, followed by a welcome speech by the Chairman, Scottish High – Dr Cdr Kartikay Saini, who addressed the august gathering with his inspiring words and enlightening experiences. Eminent Guest Speakers cut across various fields, from India and overseas – Dr Lim Boon Hock, Mr Stephan Kuehn, Ms Jitka Valentova along with Dr Maitri Chand, Dr Kalpana Shekhawat, Dr Rajiv Mishra, Mr Swaminathan Rajan, shared the stage as they reflected on understanding autistic mind and debated on policies that can help raise autism awareness in the society.
Engaging the audience and the participants through an intensive interactive session, the program culminated into a thought-provoking panel discussion and a breathtaking Unified Fashion Show. A special exhibition of art, craft and merchandise by children with autism was also an exclusive feature of the conference. The delegates and the members were awarded certificates and souvenirs for their meritorious presence and contribution in making the conference a huge success.
INITIALS’ SPORTS DAY
When it comes to Sports and Competition, the tiny tots of Scottish High always emerge as the tough challengers.
This was evident as they geared up for the Sports Day. Flat race, fun-races, and various other competitions tested their focus, strength, stamina and the determination to win.
Basant Panchami Celebration at Scottish High
Seeking the blessings of Goddess Saraswati, the Highlanders celebrated Basant Panchami, the festival that marks the beginning of preparations for the spring season. It was a beautiful day as the students gathered together for the ‘Saraswati Vandana’ and enthusiastically shared the joy of the festivity.
Once again emotions ran high at Scottish High as the School witnessed yet another landmark celebration that is now added to its glorious history. Farewell of Class 12 Students and Graduation Ceremony. With valedictory speeches, songs, dances and a motley of colourful presentations by Class XI Students, Farewell 2019 evoked a strong sense of solidarity among the Highlanders. Not to mention the heartmelting moments that overlapped the whole event! Similarly, Graduation Ceremony called upon Highlanders to be on the stage and revel in the glory of their prolific achievements. Truly, a ‘watershed moment’ for the entire Scottish High fraternity.
CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL 2019
Here again, festivity begins at Scottish High as Christmas Carnival 2019 paved the way for unlimited fun and excitement. A perfect setting with Christmas trees, Santa Claus and colourful decorations all around, the School was lit up with the warm and joyful spirit of Christmas.
Adding to its sparkle, Highlanders with their friends, family and loads of visitors huddled to their favourite stalls. With exciting games, bouncy, swings, dance floors, lucky draws, bumper prizes and delightsome food stalls, Christmas Carnival 2019 became the picture-perfect spot for non-stop bursts of laughter and fun.
Once again, Highlanders with their scary masks, pumpkin garbs, eerie and creepy makeup on were out crawling in the campus, partying and celebrating the Halloween Day at Scottish High. Certainly, a creative costume carnival, as the little creatures went around with their ‘trick or treat’ and spooky wardrobes all over the school!!
This Diwali, Scottish High lights up its surrounds and the environment by Saying ‘YES to Green Diwali and NO to Crackers’.
Wish You all a Happy and Green #Diwali
Once again, Highlanders and the entire Scottish High fraternity got cracking with the spirit of festivities at the Diwali Mela, put up in the School campus.
This time, giving out a unified message of Green Diwali, the Highlanders’ strong alternative to crackers is ‘Get together’, and Diwali Mela turned out to be the perfect way to bring hearts and happiness together at one place.
Exciting games, eye-catching stalls for goodies, lip-smacking food stands, colourful streamers, decorations, tambola, delightful draws, dance floor, music and with much more, Diwali Mela became the hot spot for unlimited fun, laughter and festivity.What better way to celebrate Diwali than to get together and light up hearts all around!
Highlanders assembled to celebrate Dussehra – the greatest victory of good over evil. Following the ritual, little Highlanders dressed as Ram, Laxman, Sita and Hanuman lit the effigy of Ravana. It is worth highlighting that this time, the Highlanders wanted to send out a strong message on ‘SAVE ENVIRONMENT’. Instead of burning crackers, they played the sound of crackers and enjoyed the unique eco-friendly initiative. In addition, the effigy was tied with papers, illustrating bad habits they wished to burn away from their lives.
Heart stirring bhajans by the Students’ Choir along with the chants of ‘Jai Shri Ram’, it was a beautiful moment as the entire school gathered to celebrate the divine spirit of Vijayadashami.
Celebrating TEACHERS’ DAY
Like every year, Highlanders celebrated the Teachers’ day with full enthusiasm and reverence for their teachers. Marked with tons of emotions and expressions of love and respect, the teacher’s day at Scottish High had all the makings of a festival that included musical presentations and potpourri of entertainment exhibits by the Highlanders.
Appreciating the hard work of the supporting staff members at Scottish High, the students celebrated ‘Labour Day’ on 1st May 2019.
Presenting them with beautiful hand-made cards, the Highlanders expressed gratitude for their efforts and
whole-hearted contributions in making Scottish High, the Hallmark of quality education.
Farewell Friends! Lively, action-packed and memorable! Continuing with this tradition, the Highlanders of Class Xl bid adieu to their partners and friends-the batch of Class XII. A rush of passion and emotions took over the evening as students, dressed in the colors of enthusiasm, met over a razzle-dazzle of songs, dances, parting speeches and valedictory dinner. Plenty of takeaways for Class IX students, leaving inspiration for the succeeding ones. Au revoir Highlanders!
Sweat, strength and sportsmanship were again put to test at Scottish High as Highlanders of Primary Wing geared up for ‘the Annual Sports Day’. Pumping frenzy with 15 meters race, lemon spoon run, pack the bag and other fun races, the Highlanders blazed the track with their sporty, speedball spectacle.
Loudspeakers boosting the participants, amped up shouts cheering the winners, champions waving medals and certificates, the Annual Sports Day had all the makings of a Mega Sports Event.
It was love in the air as Little Highlanders bonded with their grandparents. Moments of laughter and cheer filled the day as the little ones danced and sang songs with their grandparents, expressing their love, respect and admiration!
Children’s Day!! Exclusive as it sounds, at Scottish High, the day blasted off with the blaring presence of Highlanders seizing every corner of the school as the ones in charge! As is the custom, the VIPs of the day, clad fad, caught everyone’s attention by their razzle-dazzle, like never before! However, awe-inspiring it was to watch the teachers and mentors getting in their pupils’ shoes, shaking a leg and setting the stage on fire with their spunky dance performances mixed with a set of fun games.
Dollops of fun and surprises with ‘not to miss’ platter of special lunch, the Children’s Day served a perfect cocktail of love and togetherness at Scottish High. Big day… Big Cheese!
It was an electrifying experience at Scottish High as Diwali Mela 2018 began with full blast. Colourful cubicles, lip-smacking food stalls, attractive game zones for all, dance floors, eye-catching displays, exciting knick-knacks, lucky draws and so much more, all set on the background of foot tapping music and the lively buzz of students having fun with their parents and friends. Surely, Diwali Mela 2018 brought out the vibrant spirit of Diwali!
Keeping the tradition, the Highlanders once again came together to celebrate the triumph of good over evil. Little Highlanders of Initials dressed as Ram, Laxman and Sita, along with the backdrop of soulful bhajans, resounding cheer from all sides, and the recital of a poem with the triumphant message of the glorious tale, the students of Scottish High collectively celebrated the divine spirit of Vijayadashami.
Symbolizing the epic victory, the Students’ Council lit the effigy of Ravana that was tied along with a chit of papers by the students mentioning one bad habit they want to burn away from their lives, thus truly invoking the spirit of Dussehra and its festivity.
The Highlanders assembled with delegates from different schools and contested over significant issues of a democratic setup and on various political point of views.
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A Bell of Farewell “The Batch of 2018” This is not a departure, it’s a new beginning to touch the new horizon & explore the new world through the new window. Another batch of extraordinary individuals and remarkable leaders, Ready to vanquish the world. Good luck, #Highlanders!
Celebrating Christmas through Nativity Play
SHISMUN’17 embodies the educational simulation of the United Nations.
How can Quadratic Equations Save our Lives?
Dealing with the role of a Mathematical concept in the arena of Physics an enlightening and invigorating interactive hour long workshop was conducted by Mr. Neeraj Pant, Coordinator, Deptt. Of Physics, for the students of IB DP. The workshop swung from the Simple Harmonic Motion to Projectile Motion encompassing varied issues of Kinematics, too. The buzz of exciting rave reviews and engrossing reflections summed up the deep appreciation of the students and mentors alike.
Young Highlanders showcasing their learning with enthusiasm and confidence.
The Ripples of Inspiration at Scottish HIGH
To honour the legacy of the founder of the Special Olympics Movement, Ms Eunice Kennedy Shriver, Scottish High International marked the historic day with Youth Activation Session, inviting a throng of zealous students on the occasion. The event’s mainstay was to ignite the youth about Special Olympics Program, and dwell on their roles and contributions in taking Special Olympics Movement forward.
It was a monumental day that observed an overflow of activities and interactive sessions by students, athletes and youth leaders who are presently making waves by their volunteering efforts and ice-breaking initiatives across the community. Moreover, the youth leaders also got an opportunity to engage closely with athletes while carrying out Unified activities.
It was a moment that unified all on stage. With dance, performances and special football exhibition match that embellished the entire event into an ‘awe-inspiring’ experience, inviting cheers and resounding encores from every corner of the school.
It’s that time of the year when we reminisce some of our most cherished moments from the year that was!
A big shout out to Class of 2017 – another batch of extraordinary individuals and remarkable leaders!
Good luck, #Highlanders!
Nothing is more joyous than bringing back the memories of a happy day on campus. Here are some special moments captured during Children’s Day 2016 celebrations.
Do share with us your favorite moments!
The ‘Gallery Walk’ is an annual event that allows students to be actively engaged in the process of learning. Supported by photographs and examples, students describe their ideas, environment and learning processes as they walk their parents through the classroom.
The Gallery Walk sees students find new ways of expression when they use their knowledge to organize their own thoughts and present them with confidence.
Did you attend the Gallery Walk this year? How was it to have your little#Highlander talk you through the Scottish High experience firsthand?
Grandparents are the backbone of a family, the root of our lives; their importance is inevitable in our lives…..
To express their love and gratitude towards their Grandparents Kindergarten children of Scottish High International School celebrated their Grandparents Day on 15.9.16 with full zeal and gusto.
Teacher’s day is a very important day for every student as they get to thank their mentors for all the hard work and effort they put in to shape their personality. A special assembly was conducted by the students of Kindergarten of Scottish High International School on 5.9.16 to make their teachers feel good and special. Children also witnessed teachers participating whole heartedly in the various games and dance competitions.
Exposure to international learning is all about experiencing, learning about and from, engaging with and learning to be at ease and comfortable with ‘others’. With an intent to be open-minded, respectful and mindful of the fact that other people with their differences, can also be right, the Early Years PYP students of Scottish High International School celebrated the International week from 22nd to 26th August, 2016, with full gusto.
While some explored the culture and traditions of different countries through food eaten and festivals celebrated in different countries, others were encouraged to share their experience of visiting a popular monument and what it stands for. Others were seen delving into global issues like Pollution, Water conservation and as young learners processed information shared by one and all, they gave their invaluable inputs for making Earth a better and greener place to live in for all and pledged to take necessary steps and advocate for the same. Some chose to delve into the values and leadership qualities of eminent personalities across the world, while others probed into the significance and importance of family for all and how one can stay connected with family members living in faraway places.
The young Highlanders also were seen exploring different dance forms and understanding the fine nuances of the techniques used in those; in the games class while learning about the popular sports played across the world they also delved into the fact that to demonstrate the spirit of sportsmanship and to be caring towards each other on the field is what the stuff champions are made of and in the music class they discovered how music has no language and unites the world.
Culture does for the world what the only culture can. The month of July saw Scottish High transform into a social science laboratory as we held a SAARC-themed exhibition.
Food, charts, map, clothes, performances and songs, each specially created to represent the unique nature of every SAARC nation, came together to create a special day. The highlight was a magnificent 3D model showing each nation in full glory with detailed topography, information about all the SAARC offices and political borders.
Few celebrations are complete without a skit and our senior students, not ones to fall behind, enacted the 18th SAARC Summit on the topic of ‘Deeper Integration for Peace and Security’. If you thought that was the icing on the cake, think again. The show was entirely organized by the students from classes VI-XII under the guidance of their teachers.
One small step for highlanders, one giant leap for mankind! A great day deserves a spot of paraphrasing after all.
The beauty of the world lies in the diversity of the culture and its people….
Respect for other faith and inculcating religious tolerance is one thing that we aim at striving in Scottish High. Growing up to be global citizens of the world, the young Highlanders of Kindergarten displayed attributes of being open-minded while conducting a special assembly on the occasion of the festival ‘Eid –Il-Fitr’ on 5th July’16. They shared about the significance of this festival, a day that marks the end of Ramadan, the month of fasting. The little ones through a role play and a dance performance not only demonstrated the way people greet each other, what they wear and eat on this special day but with their actions helped in creating a spirit of peace, love and brotherhood!
Scottish High debut it’s own Masterchef-style cooking competition on campus. In an initiative to highlight the importance of food, specifically food conservation, young highlanders from ICSE Grades X A and X B went head-to-head in a bid to whip up the best and most nutritious high tea.
Dr. (Commander) Kartikey Saini, Chairman of the School, kicked off the event highlighting the importance of food conservation through a heartfelt video presentation before the young chefs got to work.
The quality and creativity of cooking was rivaled only by the quirky team names, ‘Bat Family’ and ‘Fault in our Cooking’ being notable mentions.
Another fun day at SHIS.
