Young Horizons School

“The Interact Club of Young Horizons proudly conducted a Thalassemia Awareness Workshop to educate students about prevention, early detection, and the importance of responsible health choices. Through an insightful session led with compassion and clarity, our young Interactors took a meaningful step toward building a healthier, more informed community. Empowering peers with knowledge today creates a safer tomorrow—and we are proud of our students for leading this impactful initiative.”

Happy Children's day to each one of you !

Today, the halls of *Young Horizons School* came alive with innovation and creativity!

We are delighted to celebrate the success of our *school-wide Exhibition* , where students from every subject proudly showcased their hard work, curiosity, and imagination.

From intricate *Science* models and experiments to detailed *Social Studies* , *Language* , and *Commerce* exhibits, and from vibrant *Art and Craft* displays to creative interdisciplinary projects — the *talent* and *enthusiasm* on *display* were truly inspiring.

It was a wonderful celebration of hands-on learning, collaboration, and the joy of discovery!

Happy Diwali

Come, wander through corridors of creativity - a journey through thought, colour, and memory...

"Devi in the Mirror of Time"

Young Horizons School proudly celebrated a special Durga Puja assembly honoring the Nine Forms of Maa Durga and their reflection in today’s world. Each form—Shailaputri, Chandraghanta, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kushmanda, Siddhidatri, Mahagauri, and beyond—reminds us of timeless strength, compassion, wisdom, and resilience that continue to guide us in modern life.

Through this celebration, students paid tribute to the eternal power of the Devi, inspiring all to embrace courage, balance, and grace in every sphere of life.

Truly, the mirror of time reflects Maa Durga’s presence in every age.

Celebrating Teachers’ Day at Young Horizons School was nothing short of magical!

Our Senior Section put up a vibrant programme on 20th September 2025, filled with heartfelt tributes, soulful songs, lively dances, and laughter-packed skits. From retro to modern beats, every performance carried the spirit of gratitude and joy.

The highlights? A graceful mix of Class VII–XII dances, a nostalgic Bollywood skit by Class X, and a witty Council skit. The tributes by Class IX and XII touched every teacher’s heart, while the S.A.M.A. Show added a special flavour of creativity with their 'guess who and what?' games.

Every act reflected the love and respect students hold for their mentors.

Making waves at FutureScape 2047! We are immensely proud to announce that Young Horizons School secured the 2nd Runner-Up position with our innovative project, “AquaShield”!

Our groundbreaking project, which is an automatic shield designed to protect clothes from rain using a rain sensor, was a highlight at the prestigious event held at ITC Sonar, Kolkata. A huge round of applause for the brilliant team members behind this success: Rounak Dutta, Aryaman Kar, Zenifa Middya, and Shandilya Das!

The event was a true testament to innovation, featuring an inspiring address from Keynote Speaker Dr. Debiprosad Duari and a special presentation by the BITM team. The awards ceremony was an honor, with the top 3 teams being felicitated by none other than Dr. V. Narayanan, Chairman, ISRO.

This achievement is even more remarkable as Young Horizons School was the only ICSE school to be selected among the Top 10 participants at FutureScape 2047!

Congratulations to our students on their incredible innovation and scientific exploration!

Promoting Spinal Health:
A Session on Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis

On 19th August, Young Horizons School hosted an awareness and screening session on Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) for girl students of Classes IX–XII under the able guidance of Dr. Soumyajit Basu a renowned spine specialist of Kolkata, along with his team of doctors and nurses.
Dr. Basu explained that the spine should normally be straight. In scoliosis, however, the curvature tilts, often leading to one shoulder or side of the pelvis being slightly higher. During the non-invasive screening, students were carefully examined for such early signs.
The students also learned that early detection is the key to successful treatment. They came to know that scoliosis may be of different types such as idiopathic, neuromuscular, or congenital.
A common misconception, that carrying school bags causes scoliosis or affects the spine was also clarified. Dr. Basu encouraged students to engage in outdoor games and other gorms of physical activities like walking and climbing stairs.
The interactive session empowered our students with practical tips for posture correction and spinal health—making them more aware, confident, and proactive about their well-being.
We thank Dr. Basu and his team for this meaningful initiative!