Students from Grades 1 to 5 enjoyed watching Narsimha with their parents in the auditorium, getting cosy with blankets, woollens, and giant bean bags. At the same time, students of Grades 6 to 10 gathered in the quadrangle to watch Tanhaji, stretching out on yoga mats and bedsheets, sharing blankets, and soaking in the cool evening breeze while enjoying a movie under the open sky

Grade 6 students participated in an exciting two-day Adventure Camp at Camp Fire Circle, Ramanagara, on 22nd and 23rd December. The camp offered a refreshing outdoor experience that blended adventure, learning, and teamwork.

Gyan Mela at New Horizon Public School showcased students’ talents and academic excellence under the theme “Evolving Bharat: From Heritage to Horizons.”
Interactive classroom displays, multilingual presentations, cultural performances, art exhibits, and value-based models highlighted creativity and learning.
The event fostered confidence, collaboration, and pride, making it a memorable and enriching experience for all.

The Fruit Mela for Pre-Primary learners was conducted on 19th December 2025 to promote healthy eating habits.
Playschool and Nursery children participated in a joyful Fruit Parade with colourful cut-outs.
LKG students sang lively fruit rhymes, while UKG learners showcased creative crafts and spoke about nutrition.
The event made learning fun and inspired children to choose healthy foods.

We are delighted to announce that Ms. Anupama Sethi, Principal of New Horizon Public School, has been honoured with the prestigious Dynamic Principal Award by Education Today on Friday, 5th December 2025.

On the occasion of Universal Children’s Day, our young learners enjoyed a joyful and memorable outing to Fun World. Filled with excitement, they explored vibrant rides and attractions, sharing laughter and happy moments with their friends and teachers

Pens of Promise: Grade 4 Pupils Take an Important Step Forward The Grade 4 Pen Ceremony, held on 18 November, marked a notable moment in the pupils’ academic journey as they formally progressed from pencil work to the more refined practice of writing with pens. Hosted with a sense of pride and decorum, the event […]

primary teachers attended an enriching workshop conducted by the Ramanujan Museum and Math Education Center, facilitated by Mr. A.T.B. Bose. The session highlighted the use of manipulatives to strengthen conceptual understanding in topics such as addition