Cambridge International Foundation School Jalandhar

Students of Cambridge International Foundation School showcased an excellent performance at Athleap 2026–27, a grand multi-sports tournament featuring various games and sporting events. The students participated enthusiastically in different competitions and displayed remarkable sportsmanship, confidence, and team spirit throughout the event.

The tournament was organised by Sri M CSE at Cambridge Innovative School. The event provided a wonderful platform for students to explore their athletic abilities and gain valuable experience. Their dedication and active participation brought pride and recognition to the school.

🏸 Inter-House Badminton Competition 🏸

Cambridge International Foundation School successfully organized two Inter-House Badminton Competitions — one for Grades 4 & 5 and another for Grades 6, 7 & 8. Students participated with great enthusiasm and displayed excellent sportsmanship, teamwork, and talent throughout the events.

The competitions encouraged confidence, discipline, and healthy competition among students while providing them with a platform to showcase their skills and team spirit.

Congratulations to all participants for their wonderful performance and active participation! 👏

Our school conducted an interactive “Good Touch & Bad Touch” awareness session for Early year students to promote personal safety and emotional well-being in an age-appropriate manner.

Through videos, discussions, activities, and worksheets, children learned important safety rules like “Say No, Run & Tell” and confidently identified safe and unsafe situations. Posters displayed in classrooms further reinforced the message of safety and awareness. 💛

Celebrating our IGCSE Class of 2026!

Congratulations to our achievers on their outstanding results. Your hard work, dedication, and perseverance have made the entire CIFS family proud.

This success is just the beginning of many more milestones ahead!

The Investiture Ceremony at Cambridge International Foundation School (CIFS) was a proud and memorable occasion celebrating leadership, responsibility, and commitment.

The newly elected student leaders, including the Head Boy, Head Girl, Council Members, Sports Captain, School Ambassadors, House Captains, Vice House Captains, and Prefects, were entrusted with their duties and responsibilities for the academic year. Representing Pine House, Oak House, Maple House, and Cedar House, the young leaders pledged to uphold the values and vision of the school with confidence, integrity, teamwork, and dedication.

Wearing their badges with pride, the student council members pledged to serve as role models for their peers and contribute positively to the school community.

The ceremony marked the beginning of a journey of leadership, service, and excellence.

This Mother’s Day, our PYP students poured their hearts into beautiful expressions of love and gratitude for their mothers. Through handmade crafts, creative artwork, thoughtful messages, silhouette creations, wind chimes, cards, and special digital surprises, every child showcased their creativity and emotions in unique ways.

It was heartwarming to see each student create something meaningful with love, care, and imagination, making this celebration truly memorable.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful mothers who inspire, nurture, and fill lives with endless love.

The school recently conducted an insightful seminar led by Indu Chaswal, an experienced Autism Consultant and Founder Director of Aaddit Charitable Trust.

The session was attended by both parents and teachers, creating a collaborative platform to better understand and support children with special needs. Ms. Chaswal highlighted the importance of focusing on each child’s strengths while addressing their needs, and emphasized the role of skill-building in fostering independence.

She also guided parents on the transition phase, helping them prepare for what lies ahead. For educators, she shared practical strategies to support inclusion in the classroom, such as using busy boxes and incorporating short walk intervals.

Overall, the seminar was a meaningful step towards strengthening inclusive practices and building a strong home-school partnership.

CIFS Early Years had a enrichingeducational trip to the grocery store "More," designed to promote real-life learning and independence. Students enjoyed fresh fruit, highlighting the importance of healthy eating.

A key moment was when each child spent ₹50 to make their own purchasing choices
teaching them money management and decision-making skills. This engaging experience linked classroom knowledge to real-life situations, enhancing their confidence and independence.

🌟 IB Learner Profile Fest (PYP 1–5) 🌟
The IB Learner Profile Fest was celebrated with great enthusiasm across PYP 1 to PYP 5, offering students meaningful opportunities to explore and demonstrate learner profile attributes.
Through engaging activities, students experienced what it means to be inquirers, knowledgeable, thinkers, communicators, principled, open-minded, caring, risk-takers, balanced, and reflective. These hands-on experiences encouraged inquiry, teamwork, and student voice.
The fest created a vibrant environment where learners not only understood these attributes but also began applying them in their everyday actions. It was a joyful celebration of empathy, collaboration, and growth.