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 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.
The SHIS Model G20 Conference convened over 150 delegates from 11 schools for a productive two-day event focused on diplomacy, discussion, and global engagement. The conference included nine diverse committees, covering critical topics such as Digital Governance, Global Security, and Financial Architecture and Stability, enabling participants to analyze a broad spectrum of contemporary global challenges. […]
On the occasion of Earth Day, our school came alive with meaningful, hands-on learning experiences that went beyond the classroom. From tree plantation and organic farming to terrarium making and Earth-themed baking, students actively engaged in understanding sustainability and their role in protecting the planet. A special highlight was the collaboration between our Grade 12 […]
