EuroSchool Undri

“Words are, in my not-so-humble opinion, our most inexhaustible source of magic.” – J.K. Rowling ✨

At EuroSchool Undri, this magic came alive as our young voices took centre stage during the Inter-House Elocution Competition for Grades 6 to 8. With confidence in their stride and ideas in their hearts, students stepped forward to express, inspire, and ignite thought.

The journey unfolded in two enriching rounds—beginning within classrooms, where voices were first nurtured, and culminating in a spirited inter-house showcase led by our dedicated House teams. The grand finale saw Apollo, Poseidon, Mercury, and Zeus rise to the occasion, each participant weaving words into powerful expressions of thought and creativity.

The event was graced by our esteemed judges, Ms. Shirin Shaikh and Ms. Amrita Bhatia, who appreciated the depth, clarity, and confidence displayed by our budding orators. Adding a touch of timeless literature, the audience was enthralled by a Shakespearean performance by our Grade 8 students and a soulful sonnet recital by Naksh Upadhyay of Grade 7.

🌟 Celebrating Our Winners 🌟

Grade 6
🥇 Kartikeyan Jha – Mercury
🥈 Aadya Patil – Apollo
🥉 Atharva Katiyar – Zeus & Tamim Mokashi – Poseidon

Grade 7
🥇 Arnav Samgir – Zeus
🥈 Aditi Sahoo – Apollo
🥉 Yusuf Mulla – Mercury

Grade 8
🥇 Vivaan Mundada – Mercury
🥈 Aarushi Munjawar – Zeus
🥉 Vamika Bamboli – Apollo

The event stood as a beautiful reminder that when young minds are given a platform, they do not just speak—they shine. 🌼

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Principal, Vice Principal, Coordinator, and all our teachers whose constant support made this celebration of expression truly memorable.

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ABC Felicitation – Scholars Circle

“Excellence grows quietly, through consistent effort and a willingness to improve each day.”
As part of the (ABC) initiative by the Lighthouse Group, the Scholars Circle recognises students who have shown steady dedication and commitment to their academic journey.

The Felicitation Ceremony held on 20th April celebrated these young achievers in a warm and encouraging school environment. The focus remained on acknowledging consistent effort and inspiring students to continue striving for excellence.

Student reflections added depth to the ceremony, motivating their peers and reinforcing the belief that true brilliance lies not only in achievements, but in the discipline and perseverance shown every single day.

In a luminous tribute to World Language Day, hosted an for Grades IX–XII. Under the discerning gaze of theatre doyenne Ms. Sumita Bhaduri and digital maven Aishwarya Aher, students orchestrated a symphony of expression. From the rhythmic grace of Grade IX poetry and Grade X evocative prose to the captivating intensity of senior mono acts, the stage blossomed with eloquent fervour. This grand assembly celebrated linguistic artistry, weaving a tapestry of talent that resonated with profound theatrical brilliance. Ultimately, Zeus House ascended to the pinnacle of triumph, their thundering oratory and dramatic prowess claiming the championship title.

The Digital Dilemma Cards activity was conducted for Middle School students as part of the Safety Month initiative, encouraging them to reflect on real-life digital situations and make informed choices.

Students worked collaboratively to analyse common online scenarios such as phishing messages, password sharing, unknown friend requests, and cyberbullying. Through thoughtful discussions, they explored the consequences of their actions and identified safer alternatives.

The activity came alive through creative expressions like comic strips, dialogues, and visual representations, where students showcased both awareness and originality. It also concluded with a personal Safety Pledge, where each student committed to adopting responsible digital habits.

Overall, the activity fostered awareness, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding that every digital action carries responsibility.

On 22nd April, Earth Day was observed with great enthusiasm as students of Grades 6 to 8 engaged in meaningful, research-based activities centred around the theme “Your Plate, Your Planet.”

Students explored a range of impactful topics, including how food waste affects the environment, the role of harmful gases released from discarded food, the impact of packaged and junk food on Earth, and the importance of adopting an eco-friendly and sustainable diet. They also delved into ideas such as the journey of food from farm to plate, the carbon footprint of different foods, and the benefits of choosing seasonal and locally sourced produce.

Through infographics and creative presentations, students expressed their understanding with clarity and creativity, highlighting real-world challenges and practical solutions. The activity fostered awareness, critical thinking, and a sense of responsibility—encouraging students to recognise that mindful choices today can help shape a healthier planet for tomorrow.

“TAKE CARE OF THE EARTH AND IT WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU"

The Pre-Primary students joyfully celebrated Earth Day on 22nd April 2026 to foster sensitivity and awareness about protecting our planet.
The young learners participated enthusiastically in engaging activities such as reciting rhymes about nature, interactive picture talks, and simple discussions on saving the Earth from pollution. Through these fun-filled experiences, they learned the importance of caring for the environment in their own way.
The celebration concluded with delightful takeaways, including Earth-themed headgears and wristbands, leaving the children excited and inspired to be little guardians of our planet.