Joy, laughter, music, and smiles filled the campus as JMIS celebrated Christmas with melodious carols, exciting activities, a cheerful assembly, and a special visit from Santa Claus, who delighted the students by his joyful laughter and ofcourse doled out sweets to everyone !

Name of the Event - Assembly

Theme - Christmas Celebration

Day & Date - Monday 22.12.2025

Grade - VIII A

Venue - Auditorium

Teacher Incharge  - Ms. Tanvi Chandna

Class VIII A presented a special assembly on the theme Christmas – The Spirit of Love and Giving. The programme began with news headlines and a thoughtful message highlighting the values of peace, kindness, and gratitude. This was followed by an engaging Christmas quiz that added enthusiasm and joy to the gathering. A short skit beautifully conveyed the message that the true gift of Christmas lies in love, family, and compassion. A meaningful speech reminded everyone that Christmas is not just about celebrations but about sharing and caring. The assembly concluded with a Christmas pledge, encouraging students to spread joy, respect, and harmony. The programme filled the atmosphere with warmth, happiness, and the true spirit of Christmas.

The School Principal, Dr Amita Saxena was honoured with the prestigious ET TECH X Excellence Awards 2025 powered by Brainfeed magazine held in Hyderabad on 12th December 2025, for being the Best school in academics; Excellence in Innovative Teaching Practices and STEM/STEAM Implementation. The Award ceremony witnessed the participation of eminent educators from the entire country.

CBSE Annual Principals’ One-Day Academic Conference 2025

Theme: Excellence and Innovation in School Leadership: Curriculum, Pedagogy (Multilingualism) and Assessment
Date: 11 December 2025 (Thursday)
Venue: Shilpakala Vedika, Hyderabad,

Organised by: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
Participants: Principal Dr Amita Saxena

The Annual Principals’ Academic Conference (APAC) 2025, convened by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on 11 December 2025 at Shilpakala Vedika, Hyderabad. It provided a national platform for school leaders to reflect on emerging challenges and innovations in academic leadership, the conference focused on curriculum design and implementation aligned with the National Curriculum Framework and the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. It explored key themes such as assessment reforms, multilingual pedagogies, and quality assurance strategies aimed at improving learning outcomes, thereby strengthening the professional capacity of school principals.

ASSEMBLY- INNOVATION IS THE NEW REVOLUTION -GRADE VIIIB

SPECIAL ASSEMBLY -PONGAL & BIHU GRADE ANKUR YELLOW

Assembly -Seasons Grade Pallav Red

REPORT: ASSEMBLY ON “JOY OF ASKING QUESTIONS”

DATE: DECEMBER 11, 2025
GRADE: V- ARYABHATTA

The assembly began with the presentation of short news headlines, keeping the students informed about current events and important happenings. This was followed by the ‘Thought of the Day’, which highlighted the importance of curiosity and encouraged students to never stop asking questions in their learning journey. 

A brief introduction to the topic “Joy of Questioning” was then given, explaining how asking questions helps in developing critical thinking and deeper understanding. After this, a short skit was performed by the students, showing how a problem can be solved effectively by asking the right questions instead of remaining silent. The assembly also included a poem that beautifully expressed the happiness and excitement that come with curiosity and discovery. 

Submitted by: Ms. Ritu Arora

Proud to celebrate Principal Dr. Amita Saxena—winner of the India K12 Awards – 2025 for excellence in promoting Extra Curricular Activities for Holistic Development Powered by Eldrok India

Staying Safe During Rising AQI Levels

On 14th November 2025, the Habitat and Environment Club conducted an awareness talk for students of Classes III to XII on the increasing levels of AQI and the precautions to stay safe during high-pollution days. The session focused on simple and practical measures that one can follow in their daily lives.

The Club members advised students to avoid outdoor activities when pollution levels are high and to wear masks if stepping outside becomes necessary. They also discussed how following these precautions can help protect health and make daily routines safer. The students actively listened and engaged with the discussion, showing interest in understanding the importance of personal safety during periods of poor air quality.

The talk was clear, informative, and effectively helped students become more aware of the steps they can take to safeguard their health during rising AQI levels.

By Himanshi Yadav

Visit to Muskan Foundation Grade XI

Students of grade III –VIII of JM International school bagged certificate of academic excellence in ASSET 2025