IATS Public School

The Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) for classes 6th to 11th was successfully conducted for the academic session 2025–26. The meeting aimed to strengthen communication between parents and teachers and to discuss the academic performance, behavior, and overall development of students.

A good number of parents attended the meeting, showing their interest and involvement in their children’s education. Class teachers shared detailed feedback regarding students’ academic progress, classroom participation, discipline, and attendance. Subject teachers also provided insights into students’ strengths and areas that need improvement.

The PTM concluded successfully with mutual understanding and a shared commitment to support students in achieving better academic and personal growth.

The Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) for classes Nursery to 5th was successfully conducted on 28th March 2026 at IATS Public School, Gwalior. 🎉 The primary objective of the meeting was to discuss the academic progress, behavior, and overall development of the students.

Parents appreciated the efforts of the school 🙏 and actively interacted with the teachers, sharing their concerns and suggestions.

The PTM concluded on a positive note 😊 with a strong commitment from both teachers and parents to work together for the holistic development of the students 🌱.

ADMISSION OPEN FOR SESSION 2026-27.

Swachhata Action Plan Activity at IATS Public School
Under the Swachhata Action Plan initiative, the Institute of Hotel Management (IHM) Gwalior organized an awareness program at IATS Public School to promote cleanliness, hygiene, and environmental responsibility among school students.
The program commenced with the inaugural address by Dr. Arvind Mittal, who graced the occasion as the chief guest. During his address, Dr. Mittal emphasized the importance of cleanliness in daily life and its role in building a healthy and responsible society. He encouraged the students to actively participate in maintaining cleanliness in their homes, schools, and surroundings. His insightful words motivated the young students to adopt hygienic practices and become ambassadors of the Swachh Bharat Mission.
Following the inaugural session, the IHM Gwalior team conducted an engaging Quiz Competition for the students. The quiz focused on topics such as cleanliness, waste management, environmental protection, and personal hygiene. Students participated enthusiastically and demonstrated their awareness about the importance of maintaining a clean environment.
To further strengthen the message of cleanliness, the students and participants took the Swachhata Pledge, committing themselves to keep their surroundings clean and to encourage others to do the same.
A Nukkad Natak (street play) was also performed by the students of IHM Gwalior. The performance creatively highlighted the harmful effects of littering, plastic pollution, and poor sanitation practices. Through impactful dialogues and expressive acting, the street play effectively conveyed the message of cleanliness and responsible behavior toward the environment.
As part of the awareness drive, Swachhata Kits were distributed among the students to promote hygienic practices. The kits aimed to encourage students to maintain cleanliness and adopt healthy habits in their daily routine.
The program witnessed active participation from the students, teachers, and staff members of IATS Public School, making the event highly interactive and impactful. The initiative successfully spread awareness about the importance of cleanliness and inspired students to contribute towards building a cleaner and healthier nation.
Overall, the activity served as a meaningful step towards promoting the values of Swachhata (cleanliness), hygiene, and environmental responsibility among the younger generation.

ADMISSION OPEN 2026-27

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INTACH Gwalior Chapter successfully organized a National Poster Making cm Essay Writing Competition today at IATS Public School. Around 50 students from Classes 7 to 9 participated enthusiastically in the event.
The students created thoughtful and creative posters on the theme “Heritage Tree” and also expressed their ideas in an essay of up to 200 words. Through their artwork and writing, they beautifully highlighted the environmental, cultural, and spiritual significance of trees as an integral part of our heritage. A3 and A4 sheets were provided by the Gwalior Chapter for the competition.
On this occasion, Chapter Convener Shri Vikas Singh, Co-Convener Shri Chandradeep Singh, School Principal Dr. Archana Kaul, and Coordinator Mr. Ravi Goswami were present. Addressing the students, Convener Shri Vikas Singh emphasized that trees are not just a part of nature but a living heritage, and their conservation is our collective responsibility.
In this national-level competition, 100 Regional Winners and 10 National Winners will be announced by the INTACH Head Office.
Heartiest congratulations and best wishes to all the participating students for their wonderful efforts.