Apeejay School Panchsheel Park

Come watch diplomacy come to life at Apeejay School Panchsheel Park!

CRUX MUN brought together 25+ schools and nearly 400 participants for two days of high-energy debate and negotiation across 8 dynamic committees. From United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), United Nations Office on Drugs & Crime (UNODC) to Lok Sabha and the White House Situation Room, delegates tackled pressing global issues shaped by today’s geopolitical realities. Guided by the motto ‘Acta Non Verba - Deeds, Not Words’, the conference stood as a powerful display of youth voice, critical thinking, and collaboration.

With an insightful facilitation by Shri Ardra Vamsi (IAS), the conference truly came alive with ideas, energy, and impact. A huge congratulations to all participants and winners for their outstanding performances, and a special shoutout to Amity School Saket for clinching the Best Delegation award - a well-deserved recognition of excellence in diplomacy!

We are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of Angad Raj, a student of Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park, who has brought great honour to the school through his exceptional performance in swimming competitions.

His accomplishments include:
- Silver Medal in 50m Freestyle at the Stairs Swimming Championship
- Bronze Medal in 50m Breaststroke at the Stairs Swimming Championship
- Gold Medal in 50m Freestyle at the Prometheus Swimming Tournament
- Gold Medal in 100m at the Prometheus Swimming Tournament

Angad’s dedication, discipline, and exemplary sporting spirit truly set him apart.

We congratulate Angad on his remarkable success and wish him continued excellence in all his future endeavours.

Aarav Aggarwal, a Grade 6 student of Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park, has recently earned recognition as a “Young Published Author.”

He began his writing journey in 2025, and within a remarkably short span of time, he has already authored two books-The Great Book About Cricket and Guardians in Orbit: Mars Legacy.

Moreover, his achievement at such a young age reflects not only his creativity but also his dedication and enthusiasm for writing. As he continues to explore new ideas and genres, Aarav remains eager to present more engaging and imaginative works to his readers in the future.

Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park successfully conducted various Inter-House competitions on 28 April 2026 during the House Periods under the theme “Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain.” The activities were organised with the objective of creating awareness among students about water conservation, rainwater harvesting, and environmental sustainability.

Students from Classes VI to XII participated enthusiastically in Essay Writing, Quiz Competition, Slogan Writing, Poster Making, and Poem Recitation. The event provided a meaningful platform for students to express their ideas and creativity while reinforcing the importance of conserving natural resources.

The following students and houses secured top positions in their respective categories:

✦ Essay Writing (Classes XI & XII)
1st Position – Swarna Saha (XII B), Akbar House
2nd Position – Vanisha Vashisht (XII C), Vivekananda House
3rd Position – Ayan Ali (XII C), Tagore House

✦ Quiz Competition (Classes IX & X)
1st Position – Tagore House
(Kavya Vijayakumar IX A and Aram Noor IX B)

2nd Position – Ashoka House
(Ranbeer Singh Arora X A and Katyani Sarkar IX A)

3rd Position – Vivekananda House
(Ibrahim IX A and Naysa Sati IX C)

✦ Slogan Writing (Class VIII)
1st Position – Keshav Kapoor (VIII A), Akbar House
2nd Position – Hanshika Sharma (VIII B), Ashoka House
3rd Position – Himanshu Aggarwal (VIII A), Akbar House
Special Mention – Vaishnavi Singh (VIII B), Tagore House

✦ Poster Making (Class VII)
1st Position – Mehar Kaur (VII A), Akbar House
2nd Position – Dhriti Sharma (VII D), Ashoka House

✦ Poem Recitation (Class VI)
1st Position – Chitranshi Bajaj (VI D), Ashoka House
2nd Position – Arohi Pandey (VI C), Akbar House
3rd Position – Ayaansh Pandey (VI C), Akbar House

The programme concluded successfully with active participation from all houses.

A moment of immense pride and joy for Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park at Ikigai 2026, hosted by Apeejay School, Saket!

Rachika Chaudhary (5D) and Navika Narula (5B) secured 1st position in the Duet Lok Geet category, captivating everyone with their soulful performance.

Heartiest congratulations to the talented students, their dedicated mentors, and supportive parents for this wonderful achievement.

young talent and the beauty of India’s rich musical heritage!



(Ikigai 2026, School Competition, Duet Lok Geet, Cultural Achievement
Student Talent)

JEE (Main) Session 2: ‘Early syllabus completion, consistent revision play a key role’

Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park students shine in this national-level examination

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JEE (Main) Session 2: ‘Early syllabus completion, consistent revision play a key role’ Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park students shine in this national-level examination

Triumph at Echoes of Expressions!

Apeejay Panchsheel Park’s rising stars stole the spotlight at Apeejay School, Pitampura by winning varuous Awards in various activities !

🥇 Vadyam (Instrumental): Gold -
Saanvi Halder (VII-D)

🥈 Kalakrityam (Juniors): Silver - Kyra Samal (V-B) & Harshali Kheterpal ( IV D)

🥉 App Development: Bronze - Mohd Azlan Hussain & Hamsaar Ali (VIII-C)

From melodies to creativity to tech brilliance - our young achievers have truly shone bright!

Proud moments. Powerful performances. Pure excellence.

Apeejay school Panshsheel Pasrk participated in a vibrant celebration of diversity and inclusion at the two-day "Prismatic- An Inclusivity Fest" ,held at Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar on 23-24th April ,2026. Like a prism that beautifully refracts light, Prismatic shone a spotlight on the unique talents and strengths of every individual. Five students from Apeejay School Panchsheel Park along with an educator ,Ms. Gargi Sharma, enthusiastically participated in this enriching event. On the first day, students engaged in skill-based and performing art workshops for Dance , Nukkad Natak, clay modelling, painting and Mime . These workshops brought together students from different schools, providing a fantastic platform for interaction, self-expression, and learning from trained professionals. Day 2 welcomed Chief Guest Dr. C. S. Verma, Deputy Director of Education – Zone 20, along with distinguished Rotarians.The students' creations from various workshops were showcased in an exhibition. The event concluded with a certificate distribution ceremony. The Prismatic fest served as a poignant reminder of the beauty of diversity and the power of unity.



(Student engagement, Skill-based learning, Student collaboration)

The students of Class II-A and II-B conducted a special assembly on the occasion of Earth Day on 22nd April 2026, based on the theme “Our Power, Our Planet.” The assembly aimed to create awareness about the importance of protecting our environment and adopting responsible habits for a sustainable future.

The programme commenced with a prayer, followed by the Thought of the Day and the Word of the Day, “Sustainability,” helping students understand the importance of using resources wisely. A meaningful poem, an engaging skit, and a melodious song beautifully highlighted the need to care for our planet.

The students also presented lively and expressive dance performances on the songs “We Are the World” and “Tik Tik Plastic,” creatively spreading awareness about environmental issues and inspiring everyone to take action.

Through their presentations, the students emphasized key messages such as:

Saving electricity by switching off appliances when not in use
Conserving water and avoiding wastage
Practising proper garbage management and reducing plastic use
Keeping our surroundings clean, green, and pollution-free
The Principal addressed the gathering and encouraged everyone to take small yet meaningful steps towards building a greener and healthier planet. The assembly concluded with a pledge taken by the students to protect the environment, followed by the National Anthem.

“The Earth is what we all have in common.”

Overall, the assembly was informative, engaging, and successfully conveyed the vital message of environmental conservation while motivating students to become responsible global citizens.

Little steps, big impact

Through assemblies, art, and storytelling, students champion environmental responsibility. Earth Day was widely celebrated at Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park

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Little steps, big impact Through assemblies, art, and storytelling, students champion environmental responsibility. Earth Day was widely celebrated at Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park

Coverage of Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park in Medium

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Coverage of Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park in Medium She is an alumna of Apeejay School, Panchsheel Park, and coming back to the school now as a parent feels familiar in a quiet way. As she spent her school years here, the environment was n…

Heartiest Congratulations, to our brilliant students for their outstanding performance in JEE Main.

Their dedication and hard work is a testament of their success!

We wish them great success to write more such stories of excellence.



(JEE Main achievers, academic excellence, student performance, learning environment, results, success)