Musestruck, the English Literature Fest, is envisioned as a whole-school celebration of literature, creativity, and expression. Designed to immerse students in varied forms of interpretation, the day will begin with a collective reading experience to build a shared literary culture. A range of interactive workshops will then explore language through visual art, performance, writing, and linguistic play. Activities such as magazine design, poster-making, poetry through art, grammar-based sessions, and musical engagements with verse will nurture both analytical and creative thinking. The fest will conclude with ‘Page to Stage,’ a lively ramp walk of costumes and characters.

We are delighted to announce an upcoming Award Ceremony dedicated to celebrating the remarkable achievements of our students. The event will recognise not only academic excellence, but also the creativity, talent, leadership, discipline, and dedication shown in areas such as the arts, sports, and other enriching pursuits. At SBS, we believe in nurturing well-rounded learners and in valuing growth beyond the classroom. This special occasion will bring together students, parents, and staff to applaud effort, honour accomplishment, and serve as an inspiration for our students to keep striving towards their full potential. It promises to be a proud and memorable celebration of excellence in its many forms.

On April 21st & 22nd 2026, students across the Primary and Junior School will mark Earth Day through age-appropriate learning experiences that encourage care for the environment. In Primary School, children will engage in a range of meaningful activities focused on protecting the planet through simple everyday actions such as saving water, reducing waste, reusing materials, and planting trees. The Junior School will observe the occasion through a special assembly highlighting the importance of environmental responsibility and sustainable choices. Through these thoughtful engagements, students will reflect on how small actions can make a meaningful difference and why caring for the Earth must remain an everyday commitment.

SBS Debate 2026, the school’s first inter-school debate competition, will be held from April 15th to 17th April, bringing together students from leading schools across Delhi NCR. The event will follow a modified World Schools Debating Championship format, combining prepared and impromptu rounds to encourage critical thinking, effective rebuttal and confident public speaking. Promising three days of sharp arguments, spirited exchanges and engaging ideas, the event is set to be an exciting celebration of debate and dialogue.

The TOK Exhibition, to be held on April 13th, 2026 marks the culmination of a year of inquiry in Theory of Knowledge, a core component of the IB Diploma Programme. The exhibition invites students to explore the enduring question, How do we know what we know? through carefully selected real-world objects. In response to prompts prescribed by the IB, each student will present three objects and use them to demonstrate connections between abstract ideas and everyday life. The exhibition also offers the wider school community a valuable glimpse into the depth of thinking, reflection, and learning that lies at the heart of the IB experience.

The school is all set to host its much-awaited Investiture Ceremony, an important occasion that marks the formal induction of the newly elected Student Council. The ceremony reflects the trust placed in young leaders who are entrusted with the responsibility of upholding the values, discipline, and spirit of the school. Student leaders will be conferred with badges and letters, followed by the oath-taking ceremony, where they will pledge to serve with integrity, commitment, and dedication. The event aims to nurture leadership, encourage responsibility, and inspire students to lead by example while contributing meaningfully to the school community.

On April 6th 2026, our incoming Grade 6 students will be warmly welcomed by the current Grade 6 cohort through a special Welcome Assembly. Planned by students who will soon move into Grade 7, the assembly will feature lively dance performances, engaging drama, and a cheerful choir orchestra presentation. Designed to offer the incoming batch with a glimpse into middle school life, the event will introduce them to its routines and spirit, setting the stage for an exciting new beginning.

The new academic year in Montessori will begin on a warm and exciting note on 1st April 2026, as children step into their new classrooms in two groups, accompanied by their parents.

This thoughtfully designed beginning will give families an opportunity to experience a glimpse of a typical Montessori day and help children settle into their new environment with ease, comfort, and confidence. It will be a wonderful way to make the first day feel familiar, reassuring, and full of happy anticipation.

The morning will include engaging stories, hands-on messy play, and plenty of opportunities for exploration and fun. Filled with laughter, creativity, and meaningful moments, the day will set the tone for a year of joyful discovery, playful learning, and wonder.

The countdown to Annual Sports Day 2025–26 has begun, and the campus is buzzing with energy! Trials are underway for Grades 6–8, with every student participating in track and field events as part of our inclusive approach to sport. Timings and distances will determine House representatives for the grand finale. Events include sprints, hurdles, middle-distance races, shot put, ball throw, and jumps. Beyond competition, Sports Day celebrates grit, teamwork, and House spirit. It’s a vibrant showcase of determination and talent, where confidence grows, friendships strengthen, and young athletes rise to shine on the field.

The Counselling Department is delighted to present the second edition of Manotsav, our annual school-wide Mental Health Fest dedicated to nurturing students’ emotional well-being. Across grades, students will engage in creative parade presentations and interactive stalls built around meaningful themes such as: understanding emotions, kindness and friendship, resilience and new beginnings, embracing differences, self-acceptance, discovering strengths, and recognising unseen challenges. Designed to be age-appropriate and reflective, the fest encourages open dialogue and thoughtful engagement. Rooted in our belief that strong school-parent partnerships create safe, supportive spaces, Manotsav invites parents to join us in fostering positive conversations around mental health and collective well-being.