Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival celebrated by the Hindus on the birthday of Lord Ganesh. Though this is celebrated among the Hindus all over the world, in India people from all religion enjoy this festival and celebrate it with pomp and show. The entire community participates with enthusiasm and great involvement. The preparation for this festival starts months in advance. The idols of different sizes and styles are made, societies start preparing for the festival and cultural activities and competitions are also announced for that day in schools and societies throughout India. Special food and Prasad is prepared to offer Lord Ganesh. Usually the Prasad is Modak, Laddus, Peras and sweets according to the state and locality. Red flower, preferably hibiscus, sheaves of grass, turmeric powder, vermillion and rice is offered to the deity. People wear fresh and clean clothes and many visit the famous temples and present offerings to the God. This festival is celebrated to mark the advent of the master of all knowledge, intelligence and wisdom, Lord Ganesha. The students of our primary classes celebrated this festival on 18th September?15. In the morning, the students chant in chorus mantrams and hymns and later devotional songs adoring Lord Ganesha in the divine presence of Bhagawan Baba.

To create awareness among the students on how to protect the ozone layer, on the occasion of The International Day for the Preservation of The Ozone Layer different competitions were being conducted on September 16, 2015 at Habitat Centre. With great zeal and enthusiasm our students participated in the competition whole-heartedly. It was a moment of great pride and glory when Elina of class X not only won the second position in Slogan cumposter competition but was also awarded with a Cheque of Rs.15,000 along with  memento and Certificate of Recognition by the  Environment Minister  Mr. Prakash Javedkar. All in all it was an inspirational and memorable day for her as well as for the school.

The  Readers  club  of the school organized quiz  competition on  "Water borne diseases"  in  the  school  premises  on  25th August, 2015. The students from class VI participated.   There   were 3 teams (C V RAMAN, HOMI BHAVA AND J C BOSE) with two members each.  It was a tough competition with variety of questions on water borne diseases. It was enjoyed by the students.The quiz master Karan VIII B cherished the students with informative questions. The Winner team was Homi Bhava ( Ashmit and Kartik ). The event  was  graced  with  the  presence  of Academic Incharge and Activity incharge who  endorsed   the  success  of  the  event  with  her words of appreciation. The competition was well organized by Readers club incharge .

With the objective to enhance knowledge about the relevance of ozone layer, A special assembly was organized on 16 September?15 the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer,that protects the Earth from the harmful portion of the rays of the sun. The stage was decorated with the posters and quotations regarding it. Sanya of class IX-A shared her views through speech on ?Ozone ? A Shield? and  increased the knowledge and awareness about and how we can prevent this precious ozone layer from getting destroyed with a quotation:

?Reduce depletion of ozone;otherwise we will be in the Red zone.?

To create awareness on the importance of first aid and to develop a positive approach towards the idea of learning it "World First Aid Day" was celebrated on 14 September 2015. Nikita of class XI-B enlightened the students with her speech in the morning assembly. She emphasized that First Aid is an important skill to learn to ensure that each one of us including our families; friends and neighbors receive the right treatment at right time. Anjali of class XI-A also gave important tips on which steps of first aid should be followed for six common emergencies. Thus programme was indeed successful in imparting the strong message that:-

First aid is for everyone, everywhere, be a hero and save life.  

Rhyming helps kids improve their oral language skills overall.  It helps them to playfully manipulate their language, which gives them a kind of "permission" to manipulate language in other ways. Children have more ownership over their language when they're encouraged to change it and play with how they speak.

Rhyming words sound the same at the end. It's a phonemic awareness skill, meaning that it's all about manipulating oral language. Rhyming is just a part of phonemic awareness of working with language, sounds within language, and playing with language.

So to inculcate these skills in our tiny tots our Pre-primary teachers organized a Rhyme time in their respective classes i.e. L.K.G & U.K.G. on 14th September'15.

On the occasion of Teachers? Day it was a matter of great pride and glory when Mrs. NeeruVij PGT Economics of the school was awarded ?Teacher?s State Award? on September 06 2015 by HonourableChief MinisterGovt of NCT  of Delhi ShriArvindKejriwal for her exemplary dedication and contribution towards education. .

 She was awarded with a token of love and appreciation amidst the presence of great dignitaries Sh Manish SisodiaHonorable Deputy Chief minister Govt of NCT Delhi and Smt. PadminiSingla- IAS worthy Director of Education, Govt. of NCT Delhi.This award was a motivation to keep on excelling in the field of education and striving hard to mould the future generation of today for their bright future.

Orange planet hosted an Olympiad ?NAO? (A Journey to NASA ? National Astronomy Olympiad), which has became the fastest growing Olympiad amongst student community across India from classes I to X.

NAO is a scientifically designed platform of opportunities for the students with great caliber. It entitles the student for an expedition to NASA facility based in Orlando US. No doubt, many children have extraordinary talents but they do not find a right platform to exhibit their zeal.

The grand success of our school, as total 230 students participated in this Olympiad and out of it 80 are the achievers. We congratulate to all Gold, Silver & Bronze medalist of the NAO School level Olympiad. Now they are ready to go on the next level i.e. National Level

It was a golden moment for the students of the school on 11-September-2015, when a special assembly was organized to give honor and respect to the International player of the school Sachhitt Sharma of class ?IX who  scaled the school to the greatest height in the field of Tennis in the grass courts of U.K. London. He was felicitated along with his mother on the stage by our honorable  Director sir And Principal mam with token of love and appreciation i.e. a memento by Tennis federation  on winning Wimbledon championship and a cheque of Rs.11,000 by our Director sir Shri Somesh Rishi Pathak and Principal mam Mrs. Rooma Pathak. It was a moment of great pride and glory for all the MMPIANS. The Director sir wished Sachitt Sharma success in his future. All and all this event was an inspiration for the students of the school.