The school organised a wide range of academic, cultural, creative, and co-curricular activities during the session. These activities provided students with opportunities to develop creativity, leadership, teamwork, awareness, and a sense of social responsibility.
A “Beat the Heat – Fireless Cooking” activity was organised on 8 April 2025 to encourage students to prepare nutritious and creative dishes without the use of fire. Students enthusiastically participated and displayed their culinary creativity while learning the importance of healthy eating and safe food practices.
International Yoga Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm in June 2025. Students participated in various yoga asanas and learned about the importance of yoga in maintaining physical fitness, mental well-being, concentration, and a healthy lifestyle.
On the occasion of World Population Day on 20 July 2025, a drawing competition was organised to create awareness among students about population-related issues and the importance of sustainable development. Students expressed their ideas through colourful and meaningful artwork.
The Investiture Ceremony was held on 15 July 2026. The ceremony marked the formal appointment of the student leaders and provided them with an opportunity to take on responsibilities and demonstrate leadership.
The newly appointed student leaders were:
The newly appointed leaders took an oath to discharge their responsibilities sincerely and uphold the values and discipline of the school.
Guru Purnima was celebrated on 10 July 2026 to honour teachers and acknowledge their invaluable contribution to the lives of students. Students expressed their gratitude and respect for their teachers through various activities and presentations.
On 12 July 2026, a quiz competition organised by MP Tourism was conducted for students of Classes VI to XII. The competition encouraged students to enhance their knowledge about Madhya Pradesh, its rich heritage, culture, tourism, history, and important landmarks.
Plastic Free Day was celebrated on 19 July 2026 with the objective of spreading awareness about the harmful effects of plastic on the environment. Students actively participated in awareness activities and understood the importance of reducing plastic consumption and adopting eco-friendly alternatives.
A Poster-Making Competition was organised on 7 August 2026 on the occasion of Plastic Free Day. Students showcased their creativity through colourful posters carrying meaningful messages about environmental protection and the need to minimise the use of plastic.
A special activity was organised to celebrate Raksha Bandhan. Students participated enthusiastically in different creative activities according to their classes.
The activities promoted creativity, cultural awareness, and the spirit of togetherness among students.
The Ajay Singh Yadav Inter-School Debate Competition was organised on 23 August 2025 at Green Valley School for students of Classes V to IX. Students participated with confidence and presented their views effectively, demonstrating their communication, reasoning, and debating skills.
The H.P. Quiz was organised on 15 September for all students. The quiz provided students with an opportunity to test and expand their general knowledge while developing an interest in learning beyond the classroom.
Hindi Diwas was celebrated on 4 October with the aim of promoting the Hindi language and encouraging students to appreciate its richness and cultural significance. Various activities were conducted to inspire students to use and value Hindi.
A Viksit Bharat activity was organised on 15 October on the theme “Go for Local”. The programme encouraged students to understand the importance of supporting local products, artisans, businesses, and traditional skills. Students were sensitised towards the vision of a self-reliant and developed India.
On 24 October, students participated in creative festive activities including Diya Making, Toran Making, and Rangoli Making. The activities provided students with an opportunity to express their artistic talents while celebrating Indian traditions and culture.
The programme “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat” was organised on 7 December on the theme “Many Languages, One Emotion.” The activity celebrated India's linguistic and cultural diversity and highlighted the unity that binds the country together.
Students participated enthusiastically in the NHDC Painting Competition, showcasing their artistic talent, imagination, and creativity. The competition provided students with a platform to express their ideas through art.
The Green Utsav (Sports Meet) was organised on 15 December at the Green Valley School Campus. Students participated enthusiastically in various sporting activities and demonstrated sportsmanship, teamwork, discipline, and competitive spirit. The event promoted the importance of physical fitness and healthy competition among students.
The Turyanad Essay Writing Competition was organised to encourage students to develop their writing skills, creativity, and ability to express their thoughts effectively. Divyanshi Sharma of Class VIII secured the first position in the competition and brought laurels to the school.
A Lions Club Drawing Competition was held on 16 January for students of Classes I to VIII. Students participated enthusiastically and showcased their artistic talent and imagination.
The winners were:
| Position | Student |
|---|---|
| First Prize | Poorva Rajak |
| Second Prize | Disha Verma |
| Third Prize | Aashi Chaturvedi |
The competition provided students with a wonderful platform to express their creativity through art.
On 20 September 2025, students of Green Valley School participated in the Creativeo Skill Development Workshop. The workshop aimed to develop creative thinking, practical skills, confidence, and innovative approaches among students.
The following students participated:
A Painting Competition was organised by My FM for students of Classes II to VIII. Students participated with great enthusiasm and expressed their creativity and imagination through colourful and thought-provoking paintings.
Students actively participated in Pariksha Pe Charcha on 6 February 2026. The programme provided students with valuable insights and encouraged them to approach examinations with confidence, positivity, proper planning, and a balanced mindset.
The school organised a Basant Panchami Celebration on 23 January 2026. Students participated enthusiastically in the celebration and enjoyed activities associated with the festival. The programme helped students understand and appreciate India's rich cultural traditions.
A live webcast on the modalities for the conduct of Board Examinations 2026 was attended on 13 February 2026. The session helped students and teachers understand the examination procedures, guidelines, and important aspects related to the Board Examinations.
Teachers attended a workshop on “Exploring Careers”, which focused on creating awareness about emerging career opportunities and guiding students towards informed career choices. The session covered career awareness in areas including Media, Entertainment, and Creative Media.
The workshop helped teachers gain a broader understanding of evolving career pathways so that they could better guide students according to their interests, skills, and aspirations.
Students of Classes VI to IX participated in the Wild Wisdom Global Challenge. The competition provided students with an opportunity to enhance their knowledge about wildlife, biodiversity, conservation, and the natural environment. Their participation encouraged curiosity and strengthened awareness about the importance of protecting our planet's rich biodiversity.
The various activities organised throughout the session provided students with enriching experiences beyond academics. Through competitions, celebrations, cultural programmes, environmental initiatives, sports, and leadership opportunities, students developed confidence, creativity, teamwork, leadership qualities, and social awareness.
These activities contributed significantly to the holistic development of the students and strengthened their connection with Indian culture, values, and society.
