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Ria Subramanian Judo GOLD ISSO 2025

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Ria Subramanian of Class VIII A won a Gold medal in the under 17 years age and below 57 kg. weight category, at the 6th Edition of the International Schools National Judo Tournament organised by the International Schools Sports Organization (ISSO). The tournament was held at the Nita Mukesh Ambani International School (NMAJS).

Tanishi Bronze Judo ISSO 2024

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Tanishi Mazumder of Class VII A won a Bronze medal in the under-14 years age and below-44 kg weight category at the 6th edition of the International Schools National Judo Tournament organized by the International Schools Sports Organization (ISSO). The tournament was held at the Nita Mukesh Ambani International School (NMAJS).

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PYP Read Aloud 2026: Global Stories

Our annual PYP Read Aloud celebration this year centred around the inspiring theme, Global Stories — a tribute to voices, cultures, and perspectives from around the world.

Storytelling unfolded across the campus in collaborative learning spaces, the tree house, specialist rooms, lawns, and open areas. These thoughtfully chosen venues created warm, intimate reading circles where students gathered to listen, reflect and engage in meaningful dialogue.

Teachers, school leaders and our valued parent guest readers brought stories from different countries and cultures to life. Through narratives rooted in diverse traditions and lived experiences, students journeyed across continents, discovering both the uniqueness of different communities and the shared human values that connect us.

The experience extended beyond the read-aloud sessions. A thoughtfully designed follow-up activity encouraged students to respond creatively and reflectively to the stories they heard. Whether through art, craft, writing, dance, song, discussion or collaborative tasks, students deepened their understanding of global perspectives and expressed their learning with enthusiasm and insight.

Global Stories beautifully supported the development of international-mindedness- a cornerstone of the IB PYP philosophy. The celebration reminded us that stories are powerful bridges: they nurture empathy, broaden perspectives, and help young learners see themselves as part of a diverse and interconnected world.

 

PYP Read Aloud 2026: Global Stories

Our annual PYP Read Aloud celebration this year centred around the inspiring theme, Global Stories — a tribute to voices, cultures, and perspectives from around the world.

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History Close to Home

Classes 7A and 7B explored their unit “What’s in Your Neighbourhood?” through a bilingual Learning Centre activity on the Battle of Vasai (1739). Students used English resources to understand the historical event and then created posters with Marathi headings and key points. They researched the Maratha victory and its impact on Vasai Fort and the nearby Vasai–Virar villages, connecting local ruins, cannons, and churches to the area’s identity today. The activity helped students build research skills, work collaboratively, and develop a deeper connection to the history of their own neighbourhood.

History Close to Home

Classes 7A and 7B explored their unit “What’s in Your Neighbourhood?” through a bilingual Learning Centre activity on the Battle of Vasai (1739). Students used English resources to understand the historical event and then created posters with Marathi headings and key points. They researched the Maratha victory and its impact on Vasai Fort and the nearby Vasai–Virar villages, connecting local ruins, cannons, and churches to the area’s identity today.

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Phoolon Ki Holi' 26 at EYC 

The campus came alive with vibrant petals, laughter, music, and bright smiles as the little ones experienced the colours of togetherness, love, and happiness — all through flowers. It was a celebration rooted in tradition, yet perfectly suited for our young learners — safe, meaningful, and filled with joy
From showering petals on friends to carefully creating colourful rangolis, the children immersed themselves in the spirit of the festival with joy and curiosity. Every corner of the campus reflected warmth, tradition, and togetherness.
Moments like these beautifully capture what we believe in at EYC — that celebrations are not just about festivity, but about fostering connection, cultural awareness, and a deep sense of belonging. Through shared experiences, our children learn the values of kindness, inclusion, and community in the most joyful way.
 

Phoolon Ki Holi' 26 at EYC 

The campus came alive with vibrant petals, laughter, music, and bright smiles as the little ones experienced the colours of togetherness, love, and happiness — all through flowers. It was a celebration rooted in tradition, yet perfectly suited for our young learners — safe, meaningful, and filled with joy

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