Maharani Gayatri Devi Girls' School

An evening beyond the boundary lines!
On Day 2 of the IPSC U-14 Girls’ Cricket Tournament (April 22, 2026), the spotlight shifted from competition to connection at the vibrant Director’s Dinner. From exciting team reshuffles and fun-filled games like Chain of Champions and Balance Battle, to electrifying cultural performances by DPS, Mayo College, Modern School, and MGD—every moment celebrated teamwork and togetherness.

Heartfelt reflections by team captains, a high-energy performance by the MGD rock band, and a finale dance by the host school set the perfect tone for the night. The evening wrapped up with an inspiring address by the Director and an open dance floor—ending the day on a truly joyful note.

Day 3 Highlights | All Girls IPSC U-14 Cricket Tournament
A thrilling finale marked the conclusion of an action-packed tournament at MGD Girls’ School, Jaipur.
The day began with DPS RK Puram showcasing a commanding performance against Modern School, securing a convincing win. In the second match, MGD Girls’ School rose to the occasion with an impressive victory over Mayo College Girls’ School.

The grand closing ceremony, graced by Chief Guest Ms. Aastha Mathur, celebrated the spirit of the game and outstanding talent.

Final Standings
1st – Delhi Public School RK Puram
2nd – MGD Girls’ School, Jaipur
3rd – Mayo College Girls’ School
4th – Modern School

Individual Honours
Best Batter – Vaibhavi Dudeja (DPS RK Puram)
Best Bowler – Shanaya Goyal (Mayo College Girls’ School)
Amazing Star – Vriddhi Poddar (MGD Girls’ School)
Player of the Tournament – Aditri Singh (DPS RK Puram)

A proud moment as several players also earned selection for the SGFI Cricket Nationals.

A perfect finish celebrating talent, teamwork, and the true spirit of the game!

Day 2 Highlights | IPSC Girls’ U-14 Cricket Tournament 2026
Thrilling action continued at MGD Girls’ School, Jaipur as young cricketers brought energy, skill, and true sporting spirit to the field.
In Match 3, MGD Girls’ School put up a competitive 97/4, but DPS RK Puram chased it down with confidence, securing victory with 98/1.

Match 4 witnessed a dominant performance by MCGS, posting 129/8 and restricting Modern School to 84 all out—sealing a strong 45-run win.

Two matches, countless moments of grit, teamwork, and rising talent—Day 2 truly kept the tournament spirit alive!

A moment of immense pride for the MGD family.
We are honoured to share that Mrs. Archana S. Mankotia, Director, MGD Girls’ School, Jaipur, has been recognised as an EduLegend at the GSLC AcadElite Awards 2026—a distinction that celebrates visionary leadership and transformative impact in education.
Her dynamic vision has shaped MGD into a centre of excellence where global perspectives meet strong values, and where every learner is empowered to grow with confidence, creativity, and purpose. With esteemed academic exposure, including the Harvard Graduate School of Education, and initiatives like LEAD-I@MGD, her leadership continues to elevate the institution to new heights.

This recognition is not just an individual achievement, but a proud milestone for the entire MGD community.
We celebrate this honour with gratitude and pride.

Celebrating grit, talent, and true sportsmanship!
The Second All India IPSC Girls’ U-14 Cricket Tournament witnessed outstanding performances and fierce competition.
Champions: DPS, RK Puram, Delhi
Runners-Up: MGD Girls’ School, Jaipur
Second Runners-Up: MCGS, Ajmer

Kudos to all the young achievers and individual stars who shone bright on the field!

An inspiring blend of learning and exploration for our senior art students .
Students of Classes XI & XII (Painting & Commercial Art) engaged in a unique multidisciplinary experience connecting art, heritage, and museum studies. The journey began with an interactive workshop, “Muse and Museums”, conducted by Deepika Ravjani, where students explored how art, history, and science intersect. While the session introduced valuable perspectives on museology and critical observation, it also challenged students to think beyond traditional classroom learning.

The following day, students visited Albert Hall Museum, immersing themselves in a rich tapestry of global and Indian art forms—from Ramayana and Mahabharata paintings to Persian pottery, blue pottery, numismatics, and intricate Koftgiri work. The visit offered firsthand insight into diverse art schools, cultural exchanges, and the evolution of artistic traditions.

The experience not only deepened their understanding of art and heritage but also inspired them through Deepika’s journey—from Head Girl (2001–02) to a passionate museum professional.

Second All India IPSC Girls’ U-14 Cricket Tournament 2026 – Day 1
The tournament began on 22 April 2026 at Maharani Gayatri Devi Girls’ School, Jaipur, with an elegant opening ceremony graced by Rajkunwarani Ambika Singh.
Participating teams included Delhi Public School R.K. Puram, Mayo College Girls’ School, Modern School, and the host school, followed by a march past and cultural performance.
In Match 1, MGD dominated with 199 runs, defeating Modern School by 138 runs. In Match 2, DPS chased down Mayo’s 97 runs to secure a comfortable win.

The day ended on an energetic note, setting the stage for an exciting tournament ahead.