On 26th August, Rabindranath World School hosted the Verba Inter-school competition, which saw enthusiastic participation from various schools. The event was a grand success, showcasing the talents of students from different institutions.

Our chief guest, Mrs. Geeta Dhar, graced the occasion with her presence. A proud alumnus of St. Francis College, Secunderabad, Mrs. Dhar has had a diverse career, working as a Guest Relation Executive at Hotel Banjara, Student Councilor at NIIT Allahabad, Front Office Executive at a travel agency in Pune, and Manager at Santushti Concept under AFWWA.
The program commenced with the traditional lamp lighting ceremony and a captivating welcome dance. Three exciting events were held: Elocution, Character Enactment, and Debate. Maurya School emerged victorious in Elocution, Amity International secured the top spot in Character Enactment, and GD Goenka excelled in the Debate competition, taking home the trophy. Following the trophy and certificate distribution, Director Mrs. Manisha Singh delivered an inspiring speech that motivated the audience. The vote of Thanks was presented by Head Mistress Mrs. Shilpa Dikshit.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all participants and look forward to hosting more engaging events in the future.

Rabindranath World School proudly hosted RWS-MUN 2025 on 21st and 22nd August 2025 at the school auditorium. The conference brought together bright young minds from across schools, offering them a platform to engage in meaningful dialogue, diplomacy, and debate.

The event was moderated under the guidance of Dr. Garima Duhan and Mrs. Remya KS Nair (Charge D’Affaires), with the Secretariat comprising Secretary-General Anushka Kashania, Deputy Secretary-General Simran, and Rapporteur Advik Singh.

This year’s United Nations Security Council (UNSC) committee deliberated on the pressing agenda: “De-escalating the Iran–Israel Conflict and its Regional Implications.” Delegates engaged in intensive discussions, presenting well-researched positions, negotiating solutions, and drafting impactful resolutions. An Open Forum on “Humans vs Artificial Intelligence” further enriched the event with thought-provoking perspectives.

The conference embodied the four pillars of RWS-MUN — Diplomacy, Peacebuilding, Knowledge, and Leadership. It was not just an academic exercise but also a journey of empathy, critical thinking, and collaborative problem-solving.

To acknowledge exceptional performance, awards were conferred in multiple categories including Best Delegate, Best Debater, Best Speaker, Most Researched Delegate, Most Intellectual Delegate, Outstanding Delegate, Best Dressed Delegate, and Most Disciplined Delegate.

With its commitment to nurturing global citizens, RWS-MUN 2025 proved to be more than just a simulation — it was a movement of ideas, actions, and hope for a better tomorrow.

This Independence Day, as the dawn of freedom is once again painted in the hues of saffron, white, and green, we gathered to pay tribute to our beloved nation and to the brave hearts whose sacrifice gifted us liberty.

Our celebration was graced by the esteemed presence of Colonel S. K. Kaushik, Commanding Officer, 5 Haryana Battalion NCC, as the Chief Guest. A decorated officer of the Indian Army, Colonel Kaushik has served the nation with distinction in the Kargil War, in counter-insurgency operations, and in international peacekeeping missions. His life and service stand as an inspiration to every citizen, particularly the youth.

The Chief Guest was accorded a Guard of Honour by the NCC Troop, a display of discipline and respect that echoed the spirit of the armed forces. The National Flag was then unfurled with pride, followed by the singing of the National Anthem, filling every heart with emotion and reverence.

The cultural segment of the programme unfolded with patriotic songs, vibrant dances, and stirring dramatic performances. Each item was a tribute to the heroes of our freedom struggle and a celebration of India’s unity in diversity. The passion, creativity, and energy of the students brought alive the spirit of freedom, sacrifice, and national pride.

The performances were warmly praised by the Chief Guest, who commended the students for their discipline, enthusiasm, and heartfelt expression of patriotism. He encouraged the young minds to carry the same zeal into every walk of life and to dedicate themselves to the service of the nation in whichever field they choose.

Guided by the vision of our Chairman, Wing Commander Y. S. Tomar (Retd), and the leadership of our Principal, Ms. Vanita Baghla, the celebration stood as a reminder that freedom is both our proud inheritance and our sacred responsibility.

As the day concluded, the spirit of patriotism glowed brighter in every heart, renewing our pledge to keep the tricolour flying high with honour and dignity.

The Investiture Ceremony is one of the most prestigious and awaited events of the school calendar — a day when leadership is not just entrusted, but celebrated, and responsibility is formally placed on young shoulders.

The solemn occasion began with the school welcoming the distinguished dignitaries, respected Chairman, Wg Cdr. Y. S. Tomar (Retd), and our dynamic Principal, Ms. Vanita Bagla, whose vision continues to inspire every student to excel in academics, discipline, and co-curricular pursuits.

The ceremony commenced with the traditional Guard of Honour by the NCC Troop, symbolising the values of discipline, commitment, and unity. The atmosphere was charged with pride and anticipation as the newly elected Student Council marched forward with confidence, ready to take on their new responsibilities.

The school leaders, house captains, prefects, and other office bearers were conferred with their badges and sashes by the dignitaries, marking the official recognition of their leadership roles. The solemnity of the moment reached its zenith when the council members took the Oath of Office, pledging to uphold the values of the school, lead by example, and dedicate themselves to the service of their peers and institution.

In her address, Principal Ms. Vanita Baghla reminded the young leaders that a badge is not just an emblem of authority, but a symbol of responsibility and service. She urged them to be role models in conduct, discipline, and character.

The Chairman, Wg. Cdr. Y. S. Tomar (Retd), in his inspiring words, praised the newly invested council and motivated them to lead with courage, humility, and dedication. He emphasized that true leadership is about guiding others selflessly and working for the greater good.

The ceremony concluded with the singing of the National Anthem, leaving behind an atmosphere of inspiration, pride, and renewed commitment to the school motto and values.

The Investiture Ceremony was indeed a momentous occasion — one that marked not only the installation of new leaders but also the reaffirmation of the school’s belief in nurturing future citizens who will lead with integrity and vision.