Modern Vidya Niketan Schools

MVN SCHOOL, SECTOR-17

Celebrating Excellence & Mental Brilliance! 🌟

Modern Vidya Niketan Sr. Sec. School, Sector-17 extends heartfelt congratulations to Vrinda Mangla of Class III for achieving the 1st Runner Up position in the 13th National Level GMAS Abacus Competition 2026 held at Faridabad. 🏆
Her outstanding performance is a reflection of hard work, focus, and exceptional talent. May she continue to shine brightly and reach even greater heights in the years ahead.
👏 Kudos to Vrinda and her family on this remarkable achievement! ✨

MVN ARAVALI HILLS
OUR STUDENT PRODIGY
“Success has no age limit when passion leads the way.”
At MVN Aravali Hills School, we take pride in celebrating excellence in every form. Today, we proudly applaud our young champion, Agratha Tomar, whose achievements in kickboxing have brought great honour to the school.
With discipline, dedication, and determination, Agratha continues to inspire everyone around her. Balancing academics with sports so beautifully, she proves that hard work and focus can turn dreams into reality.
We are immensely proud of Agratha and wish her many more victories ahead.

MVN Aravali Hills

Graffiti Art Competition – Class X

Creativity and imagination came alive as the students of Class X enthusiastically participated in the Graffiti Art Competition, conducted in two exciting rounds – Graffiti Style Poster Making and Graffiti Style Flex Designing.
The Preliminary Round featured vibrant and expressive Graffiti Style Posters, where students showcased their artistic flair through bold lettering, meaningful quotes, creative layouts and colourful designs. Their posters reflected originality, confidence and powerful self-expression.
The most creative entries advanced to the Final Round – Graffiti Style Flex, where participants took their ideas to the next level with larger, more impactful presentations. The final creations displayed impressive typography, striking colour combinations, 3D effects and innovative graffiti techniques that truly captured everyone’s attention.
The competition provided students with a wonderful platform to explore urban art styles, think creatively and express their ideas in a unique visual form. The enthusiasm, effort and talent displayed by all participants made the event highly engaging and inspiring.

MVN Sr. Sec. School, Sector‑88, Faridabad
Hosted a Mini Model United Nations (MUN) under the Bridge Gap Activity Programme for Grade VI students on the agenda of “World Peace.”

Young delegates, dressed formally, represented nations and agencies with confidence, engaging in powerful discussions on peace, unity, and cooperation. They proposed solutions, voiced opinions, and experienced the spirit of diplomacy firsthand.

By integrating Social Science, Communication Skills, Critical Thinking, and Life Skills, the activity bridged the gap between classroom learning and real‑world application. Students sharpened their public speaking, teamwork, and problem‑solving abilities, while developing empathy, respect, and leadership.

More than an activity, the Mini MUN became a transformative bridge connecting knowledge with practice, curiosity with responsibility, and learners with the vision of global citizenship.

MVN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, SECTOR 88

A Role Play Activity on the topic “The Revolt of 1857” was conducted for Grade 6 students on 7 May 2025 as part of the Bridge Gap Activity. The activity was organised to promote experiential and competency-based learning in accordance with the CBSE integrated approach.
Students participated individually by dressing up as famous leaders of the Revolt of 1857 such as
Rani Lakshmibai, Mangal Pandey, Bahadur Shah Zafar, Nana Sahib, Tantia Tope, and Begum Hazrat Mahal. Each student spoke a few lines about the selected character, highlighting their contribution and bravery during India’s First War of Independence.
The activity integrated Social Science, Performing Arts, and Communication Skills, making learning interactive and engaging. Students confidently expressed themselves through costumes, dialogue delivery, and expressions, which enhanced their presentation skills and creativity.
Through this activity, students developed a better understanding of the causes and significance of
the Revolt of 1857. It also helped in building confidence, critical thinking, research skills, patriotism, and historical awareness among learners.
Overall, the activity was informative, enjoyable, and successful in making history meaningful and
memorable for the students.

MVN Senior Secondary School Sec-88

“In protecting biodiversity, we protect the very essence of life on Earth.”

Every year on 22nd May, the world comes together to observe the International Day of Biodiversity, a day dedicated to increasing understanding and awareness about the importance of biodiversity.
Biodiversity refers to the incredible variety of life on Earth—plants, animals, microorganisms, and the ecosystems they form. It is the foundation of our survival, providing us with food, clean air, water, medicine, and a stable climate.