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Ariaan Shah Secures Second Prize at Code Quest 2026

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Ariaan Shah of PYP Class 4 A has achieved outstanding success at CodeQuest 2026, earning Second Prize in the Junior Coders Category.

CodeQuest 2026 is a coding and artificial intelligence challenge designed for students aged 5–15 years, encouraging young learners to develop essential future-ready skills through technology and innovation.

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UKG Learners' Visit To NMAJS

Our UKG learners from the EYC campus recently visited NMAJS for their Transition Day, giving them an opportunity to experience life in the “big school” before they begin Class 1 next year.

During the visit, the children explored their new learning environment, met the Class 1 teachers, and spent time in the classrooms where they will continue their learning journey. The experience helped them become familiar with the campus, routines, and expectations, making the transition to primary school feel exciting and reassuring.

UKG Learners' Visit To NMAJS

Our UKG learners from the EYC campus recently visited NMAJS for their Transition Day, giving them an opportunity to experience life in the “big school” before they begin Class 1 next year.

Aarush Khanna Finishes Runner-Up at Asian Tennis Championships

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Aarush Khanna of MYP Class 6 A delivered an exceptional performance at the Asian Tennis Championships, finishing as the Runner-Up in the Under-12 category. In a closely contested championship match, Aarush finished runner-up after facing India's No. 3 ranked Under-12 player, capping off an outstanding tournament performance.

Shaurya Jain Earns Honourable Mention in Cambridge Re:think Essay Competition 2026

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Shaurya Jain of MYP Class 7A has been awarded an Honourable 

Mention in the Cambridge Re:think Essay Competition 2026 – Junior Division, a prestigious international competition that celebrates critical thinking, research, and academic writing.

 

Following a rigorous evaluation process, the jury selected approximately 330 Honourable Mention recipients in the Junior Division, placing Shaurya among the top 10% of participants worldwide.

NMAJS Students Shine at the South Asia Junior Debate Championship 2026

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Kieara Patodi and Naevah Mehta of NMAJS PYP Class 6A shone at the prestigious South Asia Junior Debate Championship 2026 in the Under-13 category.

The championship brought together approximately 40–80 teams and over 120–250 speakers from across South Asia and beyond, making it a highly competitive international platform for young debaters.

Demonstrating exceptional critical thinking, confidence, and collaboration, Kieara and Naevah secured an impressive Overall 3rd Position in the U-13 category after the preliminary rounds.

Atharva Hemani Secures First Place at MECO Meritus Cup

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Atharva Hemani of Class 4B delivered an outstanding performance at the MECO Meritus Cup, held in Bengaluru and organised by the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India (FMSCI).

Competing against talented participants from across the country, Atharva secured First Place (P1), showcasing exceptional skill, focus, and determination throughout the competition.

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From Learning About Waste to Taking Action

As part of our Waste Management Unit, our Class 4 learners stepped beyond the classroom and into the real world through a meaningful clean-up drive at Dadar Beach.

Armed with gloves, determination, and a sense of responsibility, students collected plastic waste while witnessing firsthand the impact of human consumption on our environment. Despite the heat, they remained enthusiastic, committed, and focused on making a positive difference.

This experience helped learners connect their classroom understanding of waste management to real-world action, encouraging them to think critically about the choices we make every day and the consequences those choices have on our communities and ecosystems.

💭 Through their reflections, students recognised that:
 ♻️ We need to rethink our consumption habits.
 ♻️ Waste segregation starts at home.
 ♻️ Plastic pollution threatens marine life.
 ♻️ Small actions can lead to meaningful change.
 ♻️ Responsible waste management is everyone's responsibility.

By moving from awareness to action, our learners are taking their first steps towards becoming informed, responsible, and environmentally conscious changemakers.

From Learning About Waste to Taking Action

As part of our Waste Management Unit, our Class 4 learners stepped beyond the classroom and into the real world through a meaningful clean-up drive at Dadar Beach.

Armed with gloves, determination, and a sense of responsibility, students collected plastic waste while witnessing firsthand the impact of human consumption on our environment. Despite the heat, they remained enthusiastic, committed, and focused on making a positive difference.

Aarush & Aadvik Clinch U14 Boys Doubles Title at MSLTA-AITA

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Aarush Khanna of MYP Class 6A and Aadvik Khanna of Class 6 B emerged victorious at the prestigious MSLTA-AITA Tennis Tournament held at Bombay Gymkhana.

Competing in the Under-14 Boys Doubles category, the talented duo displayed remarkable teamwork, determination, and skill throughout the tournament. As the seeded pair, Aarush and Aadvik delivered a dominant performance in the finals, defeating the second-seeded team with an impressive scoreline of 6-3, 6-3 to clinch the championship title.

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