Ryan Global School, Kundalahalli

High-energy school league kicks off at Ryan International and Ryan Global School Kundalahalli! US Polo marked a significant milestone with the launch of its newest kid-centered property, Junior Champs League, an energetic on-campus sporting format designed for students aged 8 to 16 years. The International brand - US Polo kickstarted the inaugural 2025 edition on 9thDecember at Ryan International and Ryan Global School, Kundalahalli – two leading educational institutions, known for their strong academic and co-curricular culture. Ringing together sport, team spirit, leadership, and self-expression, the Junior Champs League featured three engaging activities — Scavenger Hunt, Trivia Round, and Maze Relay — crafted to resonate with young audiences while subtly weaving in the brand's values of resilience, teamwork, and excellence, with sport at its core. This initiative aimed to create meaningful, memorable touchpoints for students, allowing them to explore skills beyond the classroom while celebrating their spirit. The students competed in every event with much enthusiasm & energy! They were awarded a trophy, certificate, Merchandise for their effort!

Day 1 – 15th December: Christmas Tree Ornament Making

The Christmas Week Celebration commenced on 15th December with a joyful and creative Christmas Tree Ornament Making activity. Students from CIPP to IGCSE actively participated in the event, displaying great enthusiasm and creativity. Using a variety of craft materials, students designed colorful and attractive Christmas ornaments such as stars, bells, snowflakes, and baubles.

This activity provided an opportunity for students to express their artistic skills while embracing the festive spirit of Christmas. The beautifully handcrafted ornaments were later used to decorate the Christmas tree, adding a personal touch and creating a warm, cheerful atmosphere across the campus. The day was filled with excitement, creativity, and festive joy, marking a wonderful beginning to the Christmas Week celebrations.

Day 2 – 16th December: Wreath Making Activity

On 16th December, as part of the Christmas Week Celebration, students from CIPP to IGCSE participated in a festive Wreath Making activity. All students enthusiastically took part in creating beautiful Christmas wreaths using various craft materials such as paper, ribbons, leaves, and decorative elements.

The activity encouraged creativity, patience, and teamwork while helping students understand the significance of wreaths as a symbol of joy, hope, and celebration during Christmas. The completed wreaths were vibrant and unique, reflecting the individual creativity of each student. The day was filled with festive cheer, laughter, and artistic expression, further enhancing the spirit of togetherness and joy throughout the campus.

Day 3 – School Decoration Day: Spreading the Christmas Spirit

Day 3 of the Christmas Week Celebration was dedicated to decorating the entire school campus. Students and staff came together to adorn all the school floors, the Principal’s room, and the staffroom using the beautiful ornaments and wreaths created on Days 1 and 2. The handmade decorations added a personal and festive touch, transforming the school into a cheerful Christmas setting.

In addition to the decorations, a Christmas crib was thoughtfully arranged, symbolizing the birth of Jesus Christ and reminding everyone of the true meaning of Christmas. The collaborative effort fostered a sense of unity, creativity, and joy among students and staff. The campus was filled with vibrant colors, festive warmth, and holiday cheer, making the celebration truly memorable.

World Soil Day Celebration – 5 December 2025

World Soil Day was celebrated in our school on 5 December 2025 with great enthusiasm to raise awareness about the vital role of soil in sustaining life on Earth. The day aimed to sensitize students to the importance of soil conservation and responsible environmental practices.

Students from different academic levels actively participated in various creative activities. CIPP level students expressed their creativity through Soil Art, using natural and eco-friendly materials to depict the significance of healthy soil. Their artworks reflected a growing understanding of nature and environmental care at an early age. IGCSE students took part in a Slogan Writing activity, where they presented impactful and thought-provoking slogans emphasizing soil protection, sustainability, and the need to preserve this valuable natural resource.

The celebration provided students with an opportunity to learn through creativity and expression. Overall, the activities helped foster environmental awareness and encouraged students to become responsible stewards of the planet.

My Dream, My Future Activity – 12 December 2025

The “My Dream, My Future” activity was organized on 12 December 2025 to encourage students to explore their aspirations and career dreams. Students from CIPP to IGCSE levels participated enthusiastically by dressing up as professionals they aspire to become in the future. The campus came alive with a variety of creative costumes representing careers such as doctors, astronauts, chefs, artists, and many more.

As part of the activity, students confidently participated in a mini fashion show, walking the ramp and showcasing their chosen professions with pride. Each presentation reflected their interests, ambitions, and imagination. The event provided a platform for self-expression and helped students build confidence while gaining awareness about different career paths.

The activity was both educational and enjoyable, inspiring students to dream big and work towards a bright and successful future.

Halloween Creativity and Gratitude at Our School- 28’Nov 25



This Halloween, our CIPP and Secondary students celebrated the season with activities that blended creativity, reflection, and a spirit of togetherness.

Our CIPP students explored their artistic side by crafting turkeys out of clay. With bright colours, imaginative designs, and plenty of enthusiasm, they shaped unique turkey models that showcased both their creativity and growing fine-motor skills. The activity was a festive way to welcome the autumn season while giving students a fun, hands-on learning experience.

Meanwhile, our Secondary students embraced the theme of thankfulness by creating their own Gratitude Jars. Each student wrote heartfelt notes expressing who or what they are grateful for—family, friends, teachers, opportunities, and even small everyday joys. They then shared their reflections with peers, fostering a warm sense of community and appreciation.

Both activities highlighted the spirit of Halloween in a meaningful way—combining fun, creativity, and gratitude. We are proud of our students for the joy, positivity, and thoughtful engagement they brought to this celebration!

World Nachos Day: A Delicious Celebration of Creativity and Sharing! – 22’Nov 25

To mark World Nachos Day, both our CIPP and IGCSE students enjoyed a fun, flavour-packed activity that brought the whole school together.

Students arrived with nachos and a variety of toppings—from cheese, salsa, guacamole, and beans to unique additions that showed off their personal tastes. They then had the chance to build their own nacho creations, layering flavours and experimenting with combinations. The room was filled with excitement (and delicious smells!) as everyone crafted their perfect plate.

After preparing their nachos, the students shared their creations within their own class and even invited other classes to join the feast. The activity sparked conversations, teamwork, and lots of smiles as students bonded over food and fun.

World Nachos Day was not just tasty—it was a wonderful reminder of how shared experiences bring our school community closer together.

Ryan Global School Celebrates Science Innovation
The annual Eureka Science Fest transformed Ryan Global School on November 4th, 2025, into a hub of young innovation. Students showcased an array of wonderful, thought-provoking models, demonstrating their passion for science and technology.

The judges faced an exceptionally tough decision but successfully selected outstanding winners across the three main categories: Primary, Middle, and Secondary.

These bright minds were recently felicitated during the school assembly, an event aimed at celebrating their dedication and motivating their peers. The ceremony served as a powerful acknowledgment of the hard work and scientific acumen displayed by the students. Their achievement truly sets a high standard for future innovators!