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Global Literary Contributions: Story Adaptation and Script Writing As part of the British Council’s RIDS Programme, under the title “Literary Legends and Their Stories,” the young literary enthusiasts of Class 8 collaboratively crafted a vibrant script exploring and comparing the rich literary traditions of India, Nigeria, and Colombia. Bringing words to life, the students presented the skit with remarkable confidence and expressive flair, both in their classrooms and during the school assembly, celebrating the power of storytelling across cultures.

Global Literary Contributions: Story Adaptation and Script Writing As part of the British Council’s RIDS Programme, under the title “Literary Legends and Their Stories,” the young literary enthusiasts of Class 8 collaboratively crafted a vibrant script exploring and comparing the rich literary traditions of India, Nigeria, and Colombia. Bringing words to life, the students presented the skit with remarkable confidence and expressive flair, both in their classrooms and during the school assembly, celebrating the power of storytelling across cultures. Read More »

Another milestone for SGS. ✨✨✨Shakuntala Vidyalaya has added another landmark achievement by excelling in various Olympiads organised by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India, a Government recognised professional body. The students of the institution earned multiple recognitions, reflecting their high competency levels and academic excellence. SGS congratulates the achievers 👍🏻

Another milestone for SGS. ✨✨✨Shakuntala Vidyalaya has added another landmark achievement by excelling in various Olympiads organised by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India, a Government recognised professional body. The students of the institution earned multiple recognitions, reflecting their high competency levels and academic excellence. SGS congratulates the achievers 👍🏻 Read More »

Shakuntala Vidyalaya made a signature entry in the CBSE conducted Aryabhatta Ganit challenge adding great glory to the beginning of the New year 2026. The CBSE declared top 100 students from each region in which Ritesh Kumar Sinha (Class IX) and Supriya Chaurasiya (Class X) successfully qualified this prestigious examination and will be receiving Merit Certificate from CBSE. SGS congratulates the brilliant Shakuntala mathematicians for this commendable achievement.

Shakuntala Vidyalaya made a signature entry in the CBSE conducted Aryabhatta Ganit challenge adding great glory to the beginning of the New year 2026. The CBSE declared top 100 students from each region in which Ritesh Kumar Sinha (Class IX) and Supriya Chaurasiya (Class X) successfully qualified this prestigious examination and will be receiving Merit Certificate from CBSE. SGS congratulates the brilliant Shakuntala mathematicians for this commendable achievement. Read More »

SVR is immensely proud of Master Yatin Sahu (Class III) for securing 🥈 2nd position at the All India Open Karate Championship, Chhattisgarh. Your dedication and fighting spirit are truly commendable. We wish you continued success as you scale greater heights in the world of martial arts. 🥋💪👏

SVR is immensely proud of Master Yatin Sahu (Class III) for securing 🥈 2nd position at the All India Open Karate Championship, Chhattisgarh. Your dedication and fighting spirit are truly commendable. We wish you continued success as you scale greater heights in the world of martial arts. 🥋💪👏 Read More »

*Global Literary Contributions: Exploring Folktales Across Cultures 🌍📚* Under the British Council’s RIDS Programme, Class 7 students presented comparative posters and engaging presentations on folktales from India, Nigeria, and Colombia. Their research highlighted moral values, cultural contexts, character portrayals, and the similarities and differences in storytelling traditions and social values across cultures, fostering global awareness and literary appreciation.

*Global Literary Contributions: Exploring Folktales Across Cultures 🌍📚* Under the British Council’s RIDS Programme, Class 7 students presented comparative posters and engaging presentations on folktales from India, Nigeria, and Colombia. Their research highlighted moral values, cultural contexts, character portrayals, and the similarities and differences in storytelling traditions and social values across cultures, fostering global awareness and literary appreciation. Read More »

“Celebrating curiosity and teamwork! 🌍✨ Under the British Council RIDS Programme, an engaging Quiz Competition was conducted 25-11-2025, where four dynamic groups – Indian Jungle Guardians, Outback Rescue Rangers, Nature Nest Ninjas, and Masai Mara Protectors – participated with great enthusiasm. The children displayed remarkable knowledge, confidence, and collaborative spirit throughout the activity. Indian Jungle Guardians emerged as the winners and were awarded certificates in recognition of their excellent performance. The event truly reflected joyful learning and the spirit of healthy competition.” 🏆📚

“Celebrating curiosity and teamwork! 🌍✨ Under the British Council RIDS Programme, an engaging Quiz Competition was conducted 25-11-2025, where four dynamic groups – Indian Jungle Guardians, Outback Rescue Rangers, Nature Nest Ninjas, and Masai Mara Protectors – participated with great enthusiasm. The children displayed remarkable knowledge, confidence, and collaborative spirit throughout the activity. Indian Jungle Guardians emerged as the winners and were awarded certificates in recognition of their excellent performance. The event truly reflected joyful learning and the spirit of healthy competition.” 🏆📚 Read More »

Under the British Council’s RIDS Programme, students of Classes 9, 10, and 11 were divided into three research groups to explore the scoring systems of Hockey, Judo, and Boxing. They mathematically analysed and compared the metrics from India, Brazil, and Japan, highlighting the fascinating interplay between numbers and global sports. The activity culminated in a collaborative, visually engaging infographic-based PowerPoint presentation titled “Mathematics in Global Sports: A Comparative Study of the Numbers Behind the Game.”

Under the British Council’s RIDS Programme, students of Classes 9, 10, and 11 were divided into three research groups to explore the scoring systems of Hockey, Judo, and Boxing. They mathematically analysed and compared the metrics from India, Brazil, and Japan, highlighting the fascinating interplay between numbers and global sports. The activity culminated in a collaborative, visually engaging infographic-based PowerPoint presentation titled “Mathematics in Global Sports: A Comparative Study of the Numbers Behind the Game.” Read More »

*Annual Sports Festival 2025–26 at Shakuntala School* A grand two-day Annual Sports Celebration was organized on 12th and 13th December 2025 in the well-decorated premises of Shakuntala School. *The Chief Guests of the programme were Honorable Mrs. Kalpana Swami Ji (Divisional Assistant, Sports Department, Durg) and Honorable Mr. Rustam Sarang Ji (Deputy Superintendent of Police, State Police Service, Durg)*. The programme was presided over by Mr. Sanjay Ojha Ji, Director of Shakuntala Group of Schools. The event commenced with the lighting of the lamp, invocation, lighting of the sports torch, and hoisting of the flag. *Our Respected Principal Sir Mr. Vipin Kumar delivered the welcome address and Motivated the Students.* Student contingents of the school houses performed a march past, and the house leaders were administered the oath. After the welcome dance, the sports activities were formally inaugurated. On the first day, students from Nursery to Class 5 enthusiastically participated in various sports activities and drill dances. On the second day, students from Classes 6 to 12 showcased impressive performances in drill dance, relay race, ring jump, tug of war, and several other games, along with group dances. *On both days of the Annual Sports Day, the enthusiastic participation of parents alongside their wards in various games was a particularly delightful.* In his address, the Chief Guest appreciated the enthusiasm of the students and praised the school management for its efforts toward the all-round development of students and nation-building.

*Annual Sports Festival 2025–26 at Shakuntala School* A grand two-day Annual Sports Celebration was organized on 12th and 13th December 2025 in the well-decorated premises of Shakuntala School. *The Chief Guests of the programme were Honorable Mrs. Kalpana Swami Ji (Divisional Assistant, Sports Department, Durg) and Honorable Mr. Rustam Sarang Ji (Deputy Superintendent of Police, State Police Service, Durg)*. The programme was presided over by Mr. Sanjay Ojha Ji, Director of Shakuntala Group of Schools. The event commenced with the lighting of the lamp, invocation, lighting of the sports torch, and hoisting of the flag. *Our Respected Principal Sir Mr. Vipin Kumar delivered the welcome address and Motivated the Students.* Student contingents of the school houses performed a march past, and the house leaders were administered the oath. After the welcome dance, the sports activities were formally inaugurated. On the first day, students from Nursery to Class 5 enthusiastically participated in various sports activities and drill dances. On the second day, students from Classes 6 to 12 showcased impressive performances in drill dance, relay race, ring jump, tug of war, and several other games, along with group dances. *On both days of the Annual Sports Day, the enthusiastic participation of parents alongside their wards in various games was a particularly delightful.* In his address, the Chief Guest appreciated the enthusiasm of the students and praised the school management for its efforts toward the all-round development of students and nation-building. Read More »

⭐ “ *Celebrating Young Champions, Creating Lifelong Memories!”* ⭐ *Sports Day Celebration –* ( First Day –Nursery to Class 5) The two-day Sports Day celebration commenced today with tremendous enthusiasm and excitement. The event began with a graceful Welcome Dance, followed by energetic Drill Performances by the students that set a vibrant tone for the day. A variety of sports events were conducted, including several eye-catching activities that saw enthusiastic participation from parents as well. Their involvement added warmth, joy, and a spirited energy to the celebration. The Chief Guest, *Mrs. Kalpana Swami(Divisional Assistant Director Sports Department, Durg),* praised the school’s discipline and admired the colourful and well-coordinated performances. *Our Honourable Director Sir’s inspiring address* on the true spirit of sportsmanship elevated the energy of the event and motivated every student. *The programme concluded with the inspiring message: Start strong, finish stronger.*

⭐ “ *Celebrating Young Champions, Creating Lifelong Memories!”* ⭐ *Sports Day Celebration –* ( First Day –Nursery to Class 5) The two-day Sports Day celebration commenced today with tremendous enthusiasm and excitement. The event began with a graceful Welcome Dance, followed by energetic Drill Performances by the students that set a vibrant tone for the day. A variety of sports events were conducted, including several eye-catching activities that saw enthusiastic participation from parents as well. Their involvement added warmth, joy, and a spirited energy to the celebration. The Chief Guest, *Mrs. Kalpana Swami(Divisional Assistant Director Sports Department, Durg),* praised the school’s discipline and admired the colourful and well-coordinated performances. *Our Honourable Director Sir’s inspiring address* on the true spirit of sportsmanship elevated the energy of the event and motivated every student. *The programme concluded with the inspiring message: Start strong, finish stronger.* Read More »

Under the British Council’s RIDS Programme, our young learners explored the theme Animal Care in India, Australia, and Kenya. After their virtual and real-time visits to the animal kingdom, the following activity was conducted on 21.11.25 Class 2- Designed calendars on animal care Class 3 – Research on animal care. This meaningful task enhanced their understanding of empathy, conservation, and global awareness.

Under the British Council’s RIDS Programme, our young learners explored the theme Animal Care in India, Australia, and Kenya. After their virtual and real-time visits to the animal kingdom, the following activity was conducted on 21.11.25 Class 2- Designed calendars on animal care Class 3 – Research on animal care. This meaningful task enhanced their understanding of empathy, conservation, and global awareness. Read More »