A Drug Awareness and Cyber Safety Session was conducted for students of Grades 9 and 10 by the Police Department. The programme educated students about the harmful effects of substance abuse, its legal consequences, and the importance of making informed and responsible choices.

As part of the SUPWA programme, Grade 9 students participated in a meaningful Youth Seva Initiative at Karnataka Public School, Cleveland Town. Through value-based skits, storytelling, interactive academic sessions

New Horizon Public School commemorated Kargil Vijay Diwas with patriotic fervour, paying tribute to the valour and sacrifice of the brave soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces.

Students of Grades 6 to 8 embarked on an enriching visit to the ISKCON Temple, Goshala, and Akshaya Patra Mega Kitchen, gaining valuable insights into spirituality, compassion, and selfless service.

Grandparents are the roots of our family, nurturing generations with their unconditional love, wisdom and cherished values.

In a world that often measures success by marks, ranks and results, teachers are reminded that some of the most meaningful outcomes cannot be measured at all. They are reflected in the choices our students make, the values they uphold, the lives they touch, and the people they become.

In a world that often measures success by marks, ranks and results, teachers are reminded that some of the most meaningful outcomes cannot be measured at all. They are reflected in the choices our students make, the values they uphold, the lives they touch, and the people they become.

In a world that often measures success by marks, ranks and results, teachers are reminded that some of the most meaningful outcomes cannot be measured at all. They are reflected in the choices our students make, the values they uphold, the lives they touch, and the people they become.