St.Stephen's School Kalyani

At St.Stephen's School Kalyani , learning never stops—especially for our teachers.
We are delighted to share that Tanima Ma’am, Sanchari Ma’am, and Arundhuti Ma’am attended the CISCE Zonal Professional Development Programme (ZPDP) on 26th & 27th April at Central Modern School, Baranagar.
Led by eminent educator Ruchi Agarwal, the sessions encouraged deeper thinking about competency—not just as an outcome, but as a journey of building understanding, confidence, and real-life application.

This enriching experience is a reflection of our respected Principal Ma’am’s vision of shaping a learning environment where teachers grow alongside their students.
We sincerely appreciate her constant guidance in making such opportunities possible.

An engaging Biology activity for Class 7 Sec A students was conducted through a fun, hands-on approach, guided by Rajanita Ma'am , encouraging group discussion and active participation.
A joyful, student-centred experience where children learn with confidence, curiosity, and without fear.
St.Stephen's School Kalyani

A Proud Moment for St. Stephen’s ...
Ekalabya from Class IX (Science) has once again made St.Stephen's School Kalyani proud with his impressive performance at the iSwim Summer Challenge 2026, held on 25th and 26th April at the KALINGA INSTITUTE of SOCIAL SCIENCES SWIMMING SWIMMING POOL CAMPUS , Bhubaneswar.
He won 2nd position in the 100m Breaststroke and 3rd position in the 100m Freestyle.
A National Level Swimmer of St Stephen's , Ekalabya continues to inspire us with his hard work, discipline, and sporting spirit.
The school also appreciates the constant support and dedication of his mother, which stands as an inspiring example of how strong encouragement at home helps young talents flourish.
Heartiest congratulations to Ekalabya — we are truly proud of you!

A vibrant and enriching workshop for the parents of our Pre-Primary section was thoughtfully organised under the guidance of our respected Principal Ma’am.
Conducted by Ms. Debjani Das, an eminent educator and pre-school consultant, the session was highly interactive and insightful, and was deeply appreciated by all the parents.
On 23rd April, in honour of legendary playwright William Shakespeare, the students of Class IX presented a special assembly on the occasion of English Language Day.
The spirit of the occasion was further carried forward on 25th April through an engaging in-house programme for parents.
The programme was gracefully led by Sarmita Ma’am, with support from Sudipta Sir. Through creative charts and expressive presentations, the students beautifully highlighted the importance of the English language in communication and global connection. Their enthusiasm and confidence made the programme truly meaningful and memorable for everyone present.

St.Stephen's School Kalyani takes the privilege to celebrate the power of words: English Language Day.
English Language Day at the United Nations is celebrated on the 23rd of April — the date traditionally observed as both the birthday and date of death of William Shakespeare.

Students of Class- IX conducted a Special Assembly based on this day portraying the importance of English Language and its uses through various charts.They also highlighted the importance of the famous playwright William Shakespeare as this day is traditionally observed as the birth date and death date of William Shakespeare.The Assembly ended up on the note of togetherness with a song uniting all through the medium English Language.
The entire programme was guided by Sarmita Ma’am, whose constant encouragement and dedicated efforts inspired the students at every step, making it truly meaningful and memorable.

We also celebrated World Earth Day with our Pre-Nursery children 💚
With tiny little hands busy in a tear-and-paste activity, the classroom was filled with colours, smiles, and happy learning about our beautiful Earth 🌍

World Earth Day is celebrated on 22nd April every year—a reminder for all of us to care for the world around us.
At St.Stephen's School Kalyani we celebrated the day with our Nursery children through a simple and joyful activity. With their tiny hands dipped in green paint, the children created lovely handprints around a smiling Earth, filling the space with colour and happiness.
Guided by their teachers, each child took part with excitement—some curious, some playful, but all happily involved. It was a small activity, yet full of meaning. 🌎 🌿 🍀 🌿 🌍 🌿 🍀 🌎
Through this, the children got a gentle introduction to the idea of loving and caring for our planet—a beautiful first step towards keeping the Earth green and happy.