The Emerald Heights International School, Indore

Emerald Heights proudly celebrates the outstanding achievements of its Emeralites in Indian Classical Music and Dance during the academic year 2025–26, organised by the Heritage Foundation of Art and Culture.

Kalaakriti Trophy – National-Level Achievements

✨ Anahita Singh of Class III – 1st Position in Sub-Junior Kathak
✨ Aashvi Jain of Class I – 3rd Position in Sub-Junior Kathak

Kalaakriti Medal of Appreciation

Kathak

✨ Jiya Bansal of Class I
✨ Misha Vyas of Class I
✨ Niyanshi Agrawal of Class I
✨ Prisha Shilpi of Class I
✨ Navya Dhanotia of Class II
✨ Nysha Sethi of Class III
✨ Parishi Agrawal of Class VI
✨ Rangat Shah of Class VII
✨ Saanchi Mehta of Class IX

Bharatanatyam

✨ Lavya Agrawal of Class III

Hindustani Vocal

✨ Aaryansh Tiwari of Class I
✨ Ishaanvi Agrawal of Class II
✨ Sarvam Yadav of Class II
✨ Eera Agrawal of Class III
✨ Phalgunya Choudhary of Class IV
✨ Arjun Modi of Class V
✨ Manu Jain of Class V

Best Supporting School

Emerald Heights was recognised as the "Best Supporting School" by the Heritage Foundation of Art and Culture for the academic year 2025–26.

Heartiest congratulations to all our achievers and their mentors on these remarkable accomplishments.

We are immensely proud to share that Emerald Heights emerged as the Overall Champion in both the Boys’ and Girls’ categories at the All India IPSC Boys’ & Girls’ (U-14, U-17 & U-19) Yoga Tournament 2026–27. Hosted by The Emerald Heights International School, Indore, the tournament was held from 3 to 6 August 2026, bringing together talented young yogis from IPSC member schools.

Our students delivered exceptional performances across various age categories and disciplines, demonstrating remarkable skill, discipline, focus, and sportsmanship.

Medal Winners

Individual Events: Girls

✨ Kaneesha Maheshwari of Class VIII – Second Position in Traditional Single, U-14
✨ Kaneesha Maheshwari of Class VIII – Second Position in Artistic Single, U-14
✨ Kenisha Kukreja of Class XI – Third Position in Traditional Single, U-17
✨ Ananya Godha of Class XI – First Position in Artistic Single, U-19

Team Events: Girls

Artistic Pair: First Position, U-14
Rhythmic Pair: Second Position, U-14
Artistic Pair: Second Position, U-17
Rhythmic Pair: Third Position, U-17
Artistic Pair: First Position, U-19
Rhythmic Pair: First Position, U-19

Individual Events: Boys

✨ Ayan Agrawal of Class VIII – First Position in Traditional Single, U-14
✨ Ayan Agrawal of Class VIII – First Position in Artistic Single, U-14
✨ Nav Jain of Class XI – Second Position in Traditional Single, U-17
✨ Chahit Gugliya of Class X – First Position in Artistic Single, U-17
✨ Yug Yadav of Class X – First Position in Traditional Single, U-19
✨ Yug Yadav of Class X – First Position in Artistic Single, U-19

Team Events: Boys

Artistic Pair: First Position, U-14
Rhythmic Pair: First Position, U-14
Artistic Pair: First Position, U-17
Rhythmic Pair: First Position, U-17
Artistic Pair: Second Position, U-19
Rhythmic Pair: First Position, U-19

Best Players of the Tournament

Girls
✨ Kaneesha Maheshwari of Class VIII – U-14
✨ Ananya Godha of Class XI – U-19

Boys
✨ Arnav Kasliwal of Class VIII – U-14
✨ Chahit Gugliya of Class X – U-17
✨ Yug Yadav of Class X – U-19

Heartiest congratulations to all our young champions! Your remarkable performances and sporting excellence have brought immense pride and glory to Emerald Heights. We wish our SGFI National qualifiers the very best as they prepare to represent the school at the next level.

Emerald Heights celebrated India’s 80th Independence Day with immense pride, patriotic fervour and enthusiasm. Students from Pre-Primary to Class XII came together to commemorate the nation’s freedom and honour the spirit of India.

The celebration commenced with the hoisting of the Tricolour, followed by the National Anthem and a ceremonial March Past by the NCC Air Wing and Army Wing cadets.

The cultural programme featured patriotic songs, eloquent speeches and vibrant dance performances. Students paid a heartfelt tribute to the valour, courage and sacrifice of the Indian Armed Forces, while beautifully portraying India’s rich heritage and unity in diversity.

Adding a special global dimension to the celebration, the exchange students participating in the AFS BP Global STEM Academies Programme presented a song, celebrating the spirit of friendship and cultural exchange.

The campus resonated with patriotic pride as young Emeralites celebrated the legacy of freedom and the responsibility it carries. The programme concluded with the National Anthem, leaving everyone with a renewed sense of pride, gratitude and unity.

Wishing everyone a Happy Independence Day! 🇮🇳

University fairs are not just about discovering institutions; they are about discovering possibilities.

The Emerald Heights International School hosted its International Universities’ Expo at the Sports Complex, bringing together representatives from over 65 universities from across the world.

Students engaged directly with university representatives, exploring courses, scholarships, creative and sporting opportunities, campus life, and the realities of studying abroad. What stood out was the quality of their questions, ranging from scholarship opportunities and student experiences to the challenges of university life.

The Expo encouraged students to look beyond rankings and brochures and think about fit, purpose, and possibility, because choosing a university is ultimately about choosing where to begin building a life.

Congratulations to Emeralite Trishika Jain for being admitted to King’s College London, England.

Trishika will pursue a Major in Political Economy.

King’s College London is ranked 4th in the United Kingdom and 11th in the World for Political Economy according to 2026 QS University Rankings.

Trishika also received offers from University College London, University of Edinburgh, Durham University, Trinity College Dublin, Delhi University and Christ University.

Trishika Jain was the Discipline Head in the Student Council 2025-26.

The Emerald Heights International School proudly hosted the All India IPSC Boys (U-14, U-17 & U-19) Handball Tournament 2026–27 from 14 to 16 July 2026, bringing together 5 prestigious IPSC schools and 11 teams across the Under-14, Under-17, and Under-19 categories. Our talented Emeralites showcased exceptional skill, teamwork, and determination, delivering remarkable performances throughout the tournament.

Tournament Highlights

Under-19 Boys: Champions
✨ Player of the Tournament: Aagam Jain
✨ Best Goalkeeper: Hemant Viryani

Under-17 Boys: Second Runner-up
✨ Player of the Tournament: Vinay Motwani
✨ Best Goalkeeper: Nish*t Sarda

Under-14 Boys: Runner-up

Heartiest congratulations to our players and coach for their dedication, sportsmanship, and outstanding achievements. We also extend our sincere appreciation to all the participating schools for making the championship a memorable celebration of competitive spirit and camaraderie.

Congratulations to Emeralite Ish*ta Dwivedi for being admitted to University of New South Wales(UNSW), Kensington, Sydney, Australia.

Ish*ta will pursue a Major in Mining Engineering

Ish*ta also received offers from University of Queensland and University of Western Australia.

Ish*ta Dwivedi was the Assembly Perfect in the Student Council 2025-26.

The Emerald Heights International School delivered an outstanding performance at the All India IPSC Girls' (U-14, U-17 & U-19) Squash Tournament 2026–27, held at The Emerald Heights International School, Indore, from 7 to 9 July 2026. The championship brought together some of the finest young squash players from IPSC member schools, providing an exciting platform for competition, determination, and sporting excellence.

The Emerald Heights girls displayed exceptional skill and resilience, securing medals in all three team categories while also earning podium finishes in the individual events.

Team Achievements

Under-19 Team: Gold Medal
✨ Katyayani Saktawat
✨ Khushi Saxena
✨ Chahak Khurna
✨ Vihana Batra

Under-17 Team: Bronze Medal
✨ Deshna Rampuria
✨ Lubaina Furniturewala
✨ Arana Pasari
✨ Koshiki Khandelwal

Under-14 Team: Silver Medal
✨ Kavya Jhawar
✨ Punika Rampuria
✨ Samaya Tekwani
✨ Tiana Batra

Individual Achievements
✨ Kavya Jhawar secured the Bronze Medal in the Under-14 category.
✨ Deshna Rampuria secured the Bronze Medal in the Under-17 category.
✨ Katyayani Saktawat secured the Bronze Medal in the Under-19 category.

The remarkable performance of the Emerald Heights contingent reflects the school's commitment to excellence in sports and the dedication of its players and coaches. Heartiest congratulations to all our achievers on their exceptional performances and for bringing laurels to the school. We wish them continued success as they reach greater heights in their sporting journeys.

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The Emerald Heights International School is delighted to announce that Rajvika Jahagirdar of Class IV secured the Gold Medal at the 1st Girls Open Karate Championship 2026, organised on 12 July 2026 at IPS School, Indore.

Rajvika’s outstanding performance reflects her commitment, resilience, and sporting excellence. The school extends its heartfelt congratulations to her on this remarkable achievement and wishes her continued success in the years ahead.