Our School Chairman, Dr. Cdr Kartikay Saini, was honoured as a speaker at TEDx GD Goenka University. The theme, Thrive: The Resilient Mind, found a truly powerful voice in his session titled The Quiet Power of Belief – Defeating Disability.

Dr. Saini, a pioneer in redefining what it means to overcome, addressed a packed audience with his extraordinary personal journey—transforming disability into ability. His words brought to life the true meaning of resilience: not as an abstract concept, but as a conscious, everyday choice.

Beyond the stage, the visit was equally enriching. He had the privilege of meeting the visionary Nipun Goenka, Managing Director, GD Goenka Group, along with distinguished academic leaders including Dr. Dinesh Shenoy, Vice Chancellor, GD Goenka University; Prof. (Dr.) Smitha Viswanathan Girija, Dean, School of Management; and Prof. (Dr.) Vandana Mehrotra, Dean Academics & Professor.

He also engaged in insightful interactions with esteemed faculty members such as Dr. Nusrat Khan, Professor and Area Chair – Human Resource Management (HRM), School of Management; Dr. Anureet Kaur, Associate Professor and Area Chair – Marketing Area; and Dr. Anjali Midha Sharan, Dean, School of Liberal Arts & Research and Development.

To lead a school is one thing. To inspire a generation is another.

Dr. Cdr Kartikay Saini does both… every single day.

Scottish High is honoured, humbled, and immensely proud.

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The School achieved a phenomenal 100% result in both the Grades X (ICSE) and XII (ISC) Board Examinations 2026.

Our Grade X (ICSE) Grade Topper is Advay Aggarwal with 99.80% marks.

Streamwise toppers in Grade XII (ISC) are:
– ⁠Commerce – Diti Bhanot with 98.50% marks.
– Science – Vikrant Pethia with 98.50% marks.
– ⁠Humanities – Aarika Sharma with 97.50% marks.
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In X (ICSE):
– 63% students have achieved more than 90% marks.
– ⁠93% students have achieved more than 75% marks.

In XII (ISC):
– 45% students have achieved more than 90% marks.
– ⁠90% students have achieved more than 75% marks.

The School’s historical record shows breaking many barriers in top positions in the ICSE and ISC Board examinations.

SHIS takes great pride in congratulating all students for their unwavering dedication and commitment.

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The event highlighted the school’s strong commitment to leadership development as the newly appointed student leaders, including the Head Boy, Head Girl, and all Student Council Members for the academic year 2026–27, proudly assumed their respective roles and responsibilities.

Addressing the future leaders and change-makers, School Chairman Dr. Cdr. Kartikay Saini emphasized the true essence of leadership—rooted in teamwork, integrity, and a strong sense of responsibility. Through examples and anecdotes, he inspired the newly appointed leaders to rise above expectations and lead by example.

The ceremony, attended by parents, faculty, and students, underscored the importance of student leadership and the significant responsibilities that accompany these positions.

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The first day began with an inspiring Opening Ceremony featuring Chief Guest Ms. Diya Badgel, setting a formal and motivating tone for the event. This was followed by committee sessions where delegates actively engaged in debates, moderated caucuses, and discussions. Key topics like cybersecurity, economic resilience, geopolitical conflicts, and sustainable development were thoroughly examined, as delegates showcased their strong research, communication, and analytical abilities. The sessions were characterized by thoughtful deliberation and collaborative problem-solving, enabling participants to work hard towards consensus while representing their nations authentically.

The second day emphasized drafting working papers and transforming ideas into structured resolutions. Delegates continued their deliberations, actively lobbying and negotiating to garner support for their proposals. This phase underscored essential diplomatic skills such as persuasion, compromise, and teamwork. Notably, although Scottish High International School achieved the highest score for the School Delegation Trophy, it was ultimately awarded to DPS 45 based on the School Principal’s recommendation, exemplifying a commendable spirit of fairness and sportsmanship.

The conference concluded with a Closing Ceremony attended by Chief Guest Ms. Sriparna Pathak, bringing the event to a meaningful conclusion. Overall, the conference not only fostered leadership and critical thinking but also significantly heightened global awareness, equipping participants with invaluable insights into international policymaking and cooperation.

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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.

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The meeting commenced with an engaging address by Dr. Cdr. Kartikay Saini, Chairman of Scottish High International School, setting an inviting tone and reflecting on the power of collaboration in the pursuit of excellence.

This was followed by a captivating fusion classical dance performance by the students, and an energetic, inclusive dance, featuring students with additional needs, setting the tone for a day of creativity and collaboration. Additionally, the young Highlanders presented their award-winning DeNew pitch, which garnered significant attention at the JA Asia Pacific Company of the Year Finals 2026 held in Seoul, South Korea.

Ms. Vanita Uppal, OBE, Director of The British School, New Delhi, expressed her appreciation for the students’ efforts and the school’s exceptional hospitality. The gathering was enriched by the presence of distinguished leaders, including Capt. Rohit Sen Bajaj, Mr. Sameer Arora, Ms. Bakhtawar Saini, along with other visionary IB Heads.

Dr. Cdr. Kartikay Saini, Executive Committee Member of the IB Heads Association of India and South Asia, presented a thorough overview of the previous meeting’s proceedings and presented the list of newly appointed Executive Committee members. 

Further, Dr. Saini took an insightful session on design for neurodiversity and access arrangements. He commenced the session with a brief video that established the context for inclusive education within IB schools.

He discussed the significance of well-structured access arrangements in supporting the diverse needs of learners. Furthermore, Dr. Saini emphasised the essential role of Heads of Schools in cultivating an inclusive culture, ensuring effective implementation of policies, and aligning institutional practices with the IB Access and Inclusion Policy. He further connected the Access and Inclusion Policy, Adverse Circumstances Policy, and the IB Assessments Procedures (2026), highlighting their collective role in ensuring equity, appropriate support, and fairness in assessment.

Later, through a video presentation, Dr. Cdr. Kartikay Saini highlighted key updates from the IB Global Conference held in Mumbai. For those who had attended the conference, it served as a reflective opportunity to revisit key moments, while others gained valuable insights into the discussions and experiences from the event.

Dr. Saini formally presented the Annual Calendar for the academic session 2026–27, detailing the key dates and scheduled events for the Association. He emphasised the significant engagements planned throughout the year, culminating in the upcoming Pan-India IB Heads meeting, which is set to take place in February 2027.

Dr. Cdr. Kartikay Saini’s address stood out as an ideal of insight and clarity, drawing from the wealth of deep and extensive experience. His words did more than inform, they inspired a renewed sense of purpose and direction. His vision truly served as a rallying call to action, effectively aligning the agenda with a more robust and focused direction. The overwhelming outpour of appreciation and messages from the Heads highlights Dr. Saini’s commendable engagement as well as the host school’s successful efforts during the meeting.

The North India IB Heads Meet 2026 fostered a powerful spirit of inclusion, collaboration, and innovation, enabling meaningful dialogue on key educational challenges while collectively shaping a progressive path forward for the IB community.

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On this esteemed platform, Scottish High International School was felicitated for its consistent commitment to nurturing and successfully graduating the IBCP cohort and Dr Neha Singh Maurya, the IBCP Coordinator was felicitated for her valuable contribution.

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Once again, Scottish High International School set the tone for a meaningful partnership with new parents through its thoughtfully curated ‘At-Home’ Orientation Session for the academic year 2026-27. More than just an introduction, the session served as a powerful ice-breaker-creating a welcoming space where parents could engage, inquire, and feel truly connected from the very beginning.

Designed to empower and inform, the session offered deep insights into the school’s academic philosophy, curriculum, facilities, policies, and support systems. It opened a clear window into the vibrant academic and social environment that defines the Scottish High experience, enabling parents to align confidently with the school’s vision.

Acting as a strong catalyst for a successful journey ahead, the ‘At-Home’ Orientation was not just useful-it was transformative. It equipped parents with clarity, confidence, and a sense of belonging, ensuring they are well-prepared to support their children as they step into an exciting and enriching chapter with the Scottish High community.

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