Saketaram Manikantan of MYP Class 8A and Samar Sinha of Class 8D represented Team India at the International Competition for Young Debaters (ICYD) Finals Day, held at the prestigious Oxford Union, UK, on 2 May 2026.
Competing against top young debaters from around the world, the team progressed to the Semi-Finals, delivering a strong and consistent performance throughout the competition.
Their achievements include:
At Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School, learning extends far beyond the boundaries of individual subjects. Through meaningful Interdisciplinary Learning (IDL) experiences, MYP students explored how knowledge, skills, and understanding come together in the real world to address authentic challenges and inspire purposeful action.
Anishka Biyani of NMAJS PYP Class 4 B delivered an exceptional performance at the OIS Interschool Gymnastics Competition, competing in the Under-10 National 4 Girls category.
Showcasing remarkable strength, precision, and control, Anishka secured an outstanding total of five medals:
Anishka Biyani of NMAJS PYP Class 4 B delivered an exceptional performance at the OIS Interschool Gymnastics Competition, competing in the Under-10 National 4 Girls category.
Showcasing remarkable strength, precision, and control, Anishka secured an outstanding total of five medals:
Tanishi Mazumder of MYP Class 8 A delivered an impressive performance at the Otters Club, securing a strong medal tally across individual and team events.
She achieved a total of five medals:
Nitsaa Durlabhji of EYC UKG B delivered a commendable performance at the 15th Kyorugi and 7th Poomsae Mumbai District Taekwondo Championships 2026–2027, competing in the Under-6 category.
Demonstrating confidence, focus, and enthusiasm, Nitsaa secured an impressive total of three medals:
Silver – Kyorugi
Prisha Premnarayen of PYP Class 3 A achieved an outstanding result at the Mumbai Mayor Trophy Judo Championship 2026, securing a Gold Medal.
Demonstrating strength, agility, and focus on the mat, Prisha delivered an impressive performance to emerge as the winner in her category.
The students of Class 2 had an enriching and engaging field trip to the National Centre for the Performing Arts at Nariman Point.This experience provided a meaningful opportunity for students to witness the beauty and diversity of classical dance forms in a real-world setting. During the visit, students observed a classical dance competition featuring performances of Kathak, Bharatanatyam, and Odissi.
As part of the Class 7 Interdisciplinary Unit ‘Building a Resilient Future’, students are exploring how communities respond to crises. The unit encourages students to think critically about real-world challenges and develop solutions that balance immediate needs with sustainable outcomes.
Our young learners engaged in a meaningful exploration of the life and work of Frida Kahlo, discovering how she expressed her emotions and personal experiences through art.
