Events

Form 2 learners at The Pupil International School had an enriching guest lecture by Ms. Subhiksha Lakshmi Maxima S, Senior Education Officer, WWF– India, on 27 August 2026. Through real-life experiences and engaging discussions, learners explored how animals depend on their surroundings for food, water, shelter and safety. They also reflected on how thoughtful human…

The Pupil International School celebrated Onam on 25 August 2026 with great enthusiasm and festive spirit. Organised by Form 3 and Form 8, the celebration commenced with a warm welcome and prayer, followed by melodious songs and vibrant dance performances by Form 3. Form 8 presented an engaging skit, “The King Who Came Home,” portraying…

On 24th August, learners from Form 9 to 12 participated in an enriching session on entrepreneurship, gaining valuable perspectives on how ideas can evolve into purposeful and sustainable ventures. The session featured Shubham Rohatgi, Vice President of Masters’ Union Innovation Lab, and Iruvar Walia, Head of Admissions – Capital Markets & Trading at Masters’ Union.…

On 17th August 2026, our Form 5 learners visited the Spreco Recycling Factory as part of an enriching educational experience. The visit offered them firsthand insight into how waste is collected, segregated, processed, and transformed into useful materials. The learners explored the recycling machinery and observed various processes involved in responsible waste management. The experience…

On 14th August, our EYP students at The Pupil International School celebrated Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit. They enjoyed listening to patriotic songs and participated in a creative flag craft activity by decorating the outline of India with vibrant tricolour papers. The activity helped our young learners explore the Indian flag and…

On 12th August, our EYP learners at The Pupil International School celebrated World Elephant Day through joyful and engaging learning experiences. They coloured elephant illustrations and participated in a fun blindfolded activity, identifying and placing the elephant’s trunk, ears, eyes, tusks, and tail. The delightful story “Rosy Went to the City” further enriched their learning,…