Shantiniketan Indian School

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Our Mission
Value based, affordable and sustainable quality education fostering active learning meaningful participation of parents and community.

05/09/2026

BACK TO LEARNING 😊..!!!

*New term. Fresh energy. Big smiles. Endless possibilities!*

After a summer of fun, late mornings and “just five more minutes!” 😄⏰—our little explorers are back, ready to *learn, play, discover and grow*!

Every “I *missed my friends!” and “Look what I can do!*” is a little step towards confidence, curiosity and independence. 🌟

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parents, you are our partners in this journey!
*Talk, read, listen, encourage and celebrate the little wins* at home.

Let’s make this a wonderful year of growing together!


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Happy Teachers' Day
05/09/2026

Happy Teachers' Day

04/09/2026

For one day, the chalk was in their hands.  

The lessons came from their hearts.  

The love came from their smiles.  

Today our little teachers stepped into our shoes…  

And we saw ourselves in them.  

They taught with care, spoke with confidence, and loved with all their hearts.  

In their tiny voices, we heard our biggest impact.  

To every teacher who plants seeds of kindness —  

This is what growth looks like. 🌱  

Happy Teachers’ Day to all who teach with love.



Shantiniketan Indian School Empowers Educators with 'Makeover Phase – 38 and Academic Planning'Shantiniketan Indian Scho...
02/09/2026

Shantiniketan Indian School Empowers Educators with 'Makeover Phase – 38 and Academic Planning'

Shantiniketan Indian School (SIS), Doha, organized a five-day Professional Development Programme, Makeover Phase – 38 and Academic Planning, from August 23 to August 27, 2026, at its campus premises. The initiative aimed to enhance faculty skills, align academic strategies, and foster professional growth among teaching and administrative staff prior to the new academic term.

The sessions featured interactive workshops, administrative briefings, department-level planning, and team-building exercises led by school leaders and key resource persons.

Key Highlights of the 5-Day Programme:
• Day 1 (August 23): The programme opened with solemn prayers and the National Anthem, followed by a welcome address by the Academic Supervisor, Mrs. Nazia Saleem. Highlights included welcoming new staff members, a session on BMS Assessment by the SIS Counsellor, and Action Plan presentations by Heads of Departments (HODs).
• Day 2 (August 24): Led by the Academic Supervisor, Dr. Salman, the second day featured an empowering session titled "Unlock Your Best Self" by Mr. Varghese Antony, sectional planning, and a keynote segment on "Beyond Blackboard" by the Vice Principal.
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https://www.sisqatar.info/makeover-phase-38-and-academic-planning/

Shantiniketan Indian School Celebrates Onam with FervourShantiniketan Indian School celebrated the National festival of ...
31/08/2026

Shantiniketan Indian School Celebrates Onam with Fervour

Shantiniketan Indian School celebrated the National festival of Kerala, Onam, with great enthusiasm and cultural splendor on the school premises. The grand celebration was inaugurated by the Principal, Mr. Rafeeq Rahim. In his inaugural address, he highlighted the significance of Onam as a festival of unity, prosperity and secular harmony, and appreciated the efforts of the staff in keeping cultural traditions alive away from home.
The main attraction of the day was a magnificent floral carpet (Pookkalam), intricately designed and laid on the school verandah by the teachers of the Malayalam Department in association with the Art Department. The vibrant Pookkalam, made with fresh flowers, drew the attention of all members. A colourful cultural programme was organised in the school hall. Teachers enthralled the audience with traditional Onam songs, Thiruvathirakkali and other group dances, capturing the true spirit of Kerala. Adding more fun to the festivities, recreational games such as the lemon and spoon race, Sundarikku Pottu Thodal and other traditional games were also conducted for the teachers.
The function was graced by Vice Principal Mr. Sujith Kumar, Senior Head Master Mr. Rafeeque Ahamed, Academic Supervisors, Ms. Nazia Saleem and Ms. Mehjabeen Hasan, Malayalam Department Head, Mr. Prasad P, Hindi Department Head, Mr. Varghese Antony and a large number of teachers from various departments. The celebration concluded with the message of Oneness and the traditional Onam greeting, leaving everyone with cherished memories of the homeland.

Father’s Day Celebration“Little moments, lifelong memories“Shantiniketan Indian School joyfully celebrated Father’s Day ...
31/08/2026

Father’s Day Celebration

“Little moments, lifelong memories“

Shantiniketan Indian School joyfully celebrated Father’s Day across the Foundational Section with heartwarming and creative activities that celebrated the special bond between children and their fathers.
The Kindergarten Section enjoyed a day filled with story sharing, playtime, warm-up exercises, reading together, cycling, fun games, duas, dance, beach and castles, and gym activities. Our young learners created beautiful Father’s Day greeting cards, video blogs, shirt-shaped crafts, and adorable “Father and Me” pebble crafts.
Adding to the excitement, students proudly wore their fathers’ T-shirts throughout the school day and shared stories about the qualities they admire most in their dads. They also brought treasured family photographs with their fathers, creating a beautiful gallery celebrating love and togetherness.
The celebration beautifully reflected unconditional love, gratitude, creativity, and cherished family memories.
“Some moments become memories, but moments spent with a father become lifelong treasures.”

Bon Voyage“Let’s travel to Cheer!“Passports ready, excitement soaring, and tiny hearts set for an adventure! The Foundat...
31/08/2026

Bon Voyage
“Let’s travel to Cheer!“

Passports ready, excitement soaring, and tiny hearts set for an adventure!
The Foundational Section set sail on an exciting Bon Voyage adventure, filled with fun, imagination, and wonderful memories. Our young learners arrived dressed in colourful sailor uniforms and beach wear, bringing the spirit of a joyful seaside journey to life.
A special highlight was the ship outline photo corner, where our little sailors happily posed and captured beautiful photographs. With cheerful smiles, playful poses, and travel-themed outfits, they created delightful memories of their imaginary voyage.
The activity encouraged creativity, confidence, and joyful participation, while giving the children an opportunity to explore the theme of travel and adventure through imaginative play.
It was truly a memorable day as our little sailors celebrated their Bon Voyage in style!
Bon Voyage, little sailors! May your journey always be filled with happiness, discovery, and adventure!

29/08/2026

🎬 *Makeover Sessions 2026*

*Plan with Purpose. Act with Passion. Transform with Teamwork*. ✨

A glimpse into our Makeover & Academic Planning Sessions—where *ideas came alive, strategies were shared, and educators came together to reimagine learning.* 📚💡

From innovative teaching practices to collaborative planning, every session was a step towards stronger classrooms and greater student outcomes.

Together, we learn. Together, we grow. Together, we transform. 🌟

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Qatar-Doha
Doha
1025

Opening Hours

Monday 07:00 - 13:45
17:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 07:00 - 13:45
17:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 07:00 - 13:45
17:00 - 19:00
Thursday 07:00 - 13:45
17:00 - 19:00
Saturday 08:00 - 13:00
17:00 - 19:00
Sunday 07:00 - 13:45
17:00 - 19:00

Telephone

+97444151524

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