Crisis Command, conducted by Media Mavericks on August 29, 2025, was an intellectually stimulating inter-house press conference for Grades 9–12. Delegates skillfully addressed challenging questions on politics, governance, and global issues, reflecting their in-depth research, analytical skills, and critical thinking. The event not only offered the audience fresh perspectives and thought-provoking insights but also deepened their understanding of pressing world affairs. It proved to be an enriching and empowering experience for all participants.

The Theatre students of Venkateshwar International School secured the 2nd position at the Nukkad Natak Competition held at Army Public School.
Their impactful performance showcased creativity, teamwork, and strong stage presence. VIS lays great emphasis on co-curricular activities, encouraging students to excel beyond academics.
This achievement reflects the school’s commitment to nurturing holistic development.

As part of the Swachhata Abhiyan initiative, students of Classes VII, VIII, and IX from Venkateshwar International School actively participated in a cleanliness drive organised in the areas surrounding their school. The campaign aimed to raise awareness about the importance of hygiene and environmental responsibility.

Armed with brooms, gloves, and garbage bags, the students enthusiastically cleaned roadsides, pavements, and nearby public spaces. Teachers and school staff also joined hands with the students, guiding and motivating them throughout the activity. The event fostered a strong sense of community service, teamwork, and civic duty among the young learners.

As part of the 79th Independence Day celebrations, Venkateshwar International School, Sector 10, Dwarka, proudly hosted ANVESHIKA 2025, its annual STEM exhibition—a vibrant platform that reflects the school’s commitment to nurturing curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking.
Students from Grades VI to XII showcased an impressive range of projects spanning Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Each idea demonstrated the practical application of knowledge to real-world challenges, nurtured through VIS’s forward-thinking curriculum that encourages learners to innovate with purpose.
The exhibition brimmed with ingenuity—standout exhibits included Donorize, a chatbot promoting organ donation; a disease-detecting diagnostic machine; an assistive walking stick for the visually impaired; and eco-conscious creations like 100% herbal soaps and lip balms. In the Biology, Physics, and Chemistry labs, as well as dedicated Mathematics and Home Science sections, students worked in spaces made possible by the school’s future-ready infrastructure, buzzing with discovery and collaboration.
Adding an entrepreneurial dimension, some students also offered their products for sale, gaining valuable hands-on experience in presenting and marketing their innovations—an example of the tiered opportunities that VIS provides. Confident explanations and engaging presentations reflected the personalised growth supported through mentorship and guided exploration.
The event was graced by our esteemed Chairman, Shri Mahavir Goel, whose inspiring words encouraged students to pursue innovation for the greater good. Also present were members of the management committee, Vice-Principal Ms. Pooja Sharma, and faculty mentors.
In her vote of thanks, Principal Dr. Manisha Sharma praised the students’ dedication, creativity, and clarity of thought, reaffirming VIS’s mission to empower future-ready leaders with knowledge, compassion, and vision.

A workshop on Cyberbullying was conducted for Class XI by Mr. Praveen Khanna from Pratham Test Prep. He explained types of online harassment including trolling, fake profiles, and photo/video shaming. Students learned about digital footprints, IP/MAC addresses, and the realities of encryption and tracking. The risks of VPNs and tools used to track online behaviour were also discussed. The session emphasized responsible online conduct and the impact of cyberbullying.