Grandparents’ Day was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm. The Pre-Primary children presented a delightful assembly of Shlokas, songs and dances, leaving the grandparents mesmerised and touched. The celebrations continued with an enthusiastic ramp walk and a fun-filled passing-the-ball game, with grandparents participating wholeheartedly. The event concluded with the announcement of winners and the presentation of saplings as a token of love and appreciation.

SRIJAN Frame Fest 3.0 was organised on 12 September 2026 as an inter-school filmmaking competition, featuring films submitted by participating schools and judged by esteemed experts. The ceremony began with lamp lighting, followed by melodious music and dance performances. Awards were presented in various categories, including Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Red Carpet Look.

Raksha Bandhan was celebrated with warmth as students tied rakhis to the school staff, expressing gratitude and affection. Janmashtami was celebrated with great enthusiasm, with children dressed as Radha and Krishna. The celebrations featured vibrant dance performances and the joyful tradition of breaking the matki, creating a festive atmosphere.

The 80th Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm through a vibrant programme featuring lamp lighting, dance, music, patriotic songs, and a meaningful skit. The celebration beautifully reflected the spirit of patriotism and national pride among the students.

SRIJAN Junior – The Fest of Cognizance 2026, hosted by DPS Miyapur, brought together young learners from LKG to Grade 2 to showcase their creativity, confidence, and talents. The vibrant inter-school fest featured engaging competitions, performances, and activities, celebrating teamwork, healthy competition, and excellence.

The event commenced with the ceremonial lamp lighting, flag hoisting, and a patriotic song, setting a spirit of pride and patriotism. This was followed by ‘Nrithya Dhara’, a spectacular patriotic-themed contemporary folk dance performed by 600+ students. The performance was organised as an attempt to create a Wonder Book of World Records (London) and marked the celebration of 150 years of ‘Vande Mataram’, making the occasion truly memorable and inspiring.