We are elated to share that Neil Nakul Chaudhary of Class IX won the All India Winner’s Trophy after obtaining the All India position in the Conquest IQ Olympiad ( 2022-23). Way to go!

he Senior Wing of the school organised a Leadership Camp wherein the students participated with brimming enthusiasm in a day long series of engaging activities aimed at chiselling leadership traits. The day commenced with a prayer and an inspiring address by esteemed Principal, Dr. Manisha Sharma, followed by numerous enriching activities designed to unravel leadership qualities through critical thinking, mindful reflection and farsighted vision.

VIS organised a workshop conducted by Mr. Tapas Dasmohapatra, a renowned motivational speaker and a passionate author. The workshop was a breather that highlighted and promoted positive mindset and the importance of human connect.

A workshop of 2 days was conducted by the school counselor, Dr. Selene Khosla on pertinent topics such as citizenship and values, sanitation, health and hygiene. The teachers reflected on case studies and shared their own classroom experiences. It was a productive exercise that's sure to equip the teachers to overcome classroom challenges.

VIS organsied a workshop on "Exploring Mental Health" conducted by experienced clinical psychologist, Ms. Rajeshwari Karnik. The workshop aimed at equipping the teachers to identify indicators of Common Developmental Disorders . The workshop reinforced the need to be informed, empathetic and sensitive with all the children to ensure a fruitful school experience.

On 15-16th May, teachers of classes VI - XII spent two immensely productive days under the tutelage of eminent resource person, Ms Kalpana Kapoor learning how to bring Creativity and Critical Thinking into their classrooms to engage their young learners in keeping with the guidelines of NEP/ NCF. The staff engaged in activity filled training program spread over two days. It was a wholesome and extremely productive exercise as the teachers went back thoroughly enriched and empowered.

Behind the success of any organisation is an army of its workforce, nurturing it with its hard-work and sweat! Labour Appreciation Fortnight was celebrated at VIS to instil the same value in students.

Students from Classes- I and II explored the realm of confidence and self expression through "Just A Minute Activity" on -"Why I am Special?".
What a way to develop self esteem in children!

Team Anant organised a workshop for students of class IX on the topic 'Paradox in Mathematics'.It was an interactive session conducted by Ansh Wadhera and Parth Babbar of class XII Springdale.

VIS had the pleasure of hosting a captivating online session with students from GEMS Cambridge School led by the biology teacher, Ms. Ashna Malhotra. The session centred around the topic of insectivorous plants and delved into captivating subjects such as photosynthesis, saprotrophs, cholorophyll and heterotrophic plants. Ms. Malhotra also assigned an interactive activity to reinforce the concepts learnt.
It was thrilling to see the students collaborating and learning together across campuses.

VIS, the patrons of the Indian Deaf Cricket Team, congratulates its coach Mr Devdutt and the team for defeating the Bangladesh Deaf Team by 166 runs to emerge as  champions of the IDCA TR-Nation ODI at the seven day International Tournament held at Rajarkat, Kolkata.

Students of Venkateshwar International School, Aksh Mathur was awarded with the Rashtriya Hindi Pratibha Samman and Kabir Gandhi was awarded with Baalshreshth Samman in the International Hindi Olympiad organised by Hindi Vikas Sansthan.  Pratishtha Sharma secured the first position in the interschool Radio Jockey competition. 
Heartiest Congratulations to all the three winners.

Our school students from classes VI to X made us proud by winning Medals of High Distinction along with Plaques in the ACER-IBT Tests held in November 2022-23.
Congratulations to all the students!!

PERFECT SHOT, the photography club of the school put up their second photo exhibition. Senior Mentors motivated the budding photographers to use photography as a medium to creatively express themselves.

The Middle Wing of the school organised a Leadership Camp wherein the children participated with unflagging enthusiasm in a day long series of adventurous activities aimed at developing leadership traits. The day commenced with a thought provoking address by the Principal, Dr. Manisha Sharma, followed by diverse enriching activities designed to reveal leadership through critical thinking, decision-making and self-reflection.

VIS students were invited to “Bennet Science Day” at Bennet University, Greater Noida. It was a once in a lifetime mindful experience on the astronomy and physics. Students visited the science exhibition which was followed by a talk by guest speakers Prof. Das Gupta from Delhi university and Prof Ajay Ghatak from IIT, Delhi on “The Evolution of the Universe”. They also discussed the origin of famous equation, E=mc²

VIS congratulates Archit Agarwal, a talented piano prodigy, for successfully completing Grade 8 with merit in piano at the young age of 14. He is also the top prize winner of varied related competitions. What a great feat Archit!

“Before the reward, there must be labour. You plant before you harvest. You sow in tears before you reap joy.” 
The Daayitva Club, under Venkateshwar International School's aegis, celebrated Labour Day with a collection drive to support workers in need.Our honourable Chairman sir Mr.Goyal , Principal ma'am Dr.Manisha Sharma and senior HM  Ms. Nishu Pandey ma'am started this initiative by distributing Gift hampers to the supporting staff. Students from different grades of middle and senior wings were encouraged to contribute to the drive, which helped to inculcate a sense of social responsibility and the importance of supporting workers in their communities. 
This drive was an excellent way to involve students in the celebration of Labour Day. Through such initiatives, the school promoted a culture of empathy, compassion, and social consciousness, which can benefit society as a whole.

The school’s Social Science Society (The Sabhyata Club) hosted a fruitful workshop for class X pupils. The event featured a detailed discussion on the employment opportunities available after studying humanities. It debunked myths and taboos about humanities that are prevalent in our society and assisted students in setting goals as well as gaining a diverse view on this field.