New Delhi, May 2019: As part of ISA projects, we at Apeejay School, Saket, have completed 7 projects, each having international dimension and 3 having international collaboration, with schools in the Netherlands, UAE and Nepal. All projects were based on UN sustainability goals.

The action plans for these projects, encompassing 8 months and classes from Pre-Primary to Class XII, were formulated in May 2019. 200 students from the current Class IX and X participated in the project titled ‘Sugar Intake Amongst School Children’. Students engaged in a plethora of activities starting from 6th April till 10th May 2019.

The project concluded with a presentation on May 10, 2019 and included several topics like - result of research on sugar content in aerated drinks and chocolates, consequences of high intake of sugar in a student’s diet, graphical comparison of obese population in U.K, U.S.A, Australia, France & India, assessing of sugar intake by some students and concluding whether their diet was appropriate or needed changes. Students made presentations and also enacted a skit.

The guest for the event, Mr Sahoo, Education specialist with UNICEF, appreciated the interpersonal skills of students and was impressed by the depth of knowledge each student showed for his/her activity.

The entire ISA journey has been an enthralling experience for every teacher in the School as well.

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New Delhi, May 2019: Students of Classes V-VIII witnessed an enthralling Bhartnatyam performance depicting 'Ardhnarishwar' by Tanya Saxena at the Kala Sangam initiative at Apeejay School, Saket. Tanya is trained by the renowned Bharatanatyam Guru, Padma Bhushan Dr Saroja Vaidyanathan. Late Mrs Rajeshwari Paul is the beloved wife of Late Dr Stya Paul, Founder Chairman of the Apeejay Education Society.

(An empaneled artist with the Indian Council of Cultural Relations and a graded artist of Doordarshan, Tanya is a recipient of the ‘Scholarship to Young Artists’ instituted by the Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India.)

New Delhi, May 2019: During the ‘Geeta Varta’ series, the eager young students were enlightened about the importance of knowledge and the ability to distinguish between right and wrong. It was an enriching experience for the learners as they asked questions and made the session interesting.