On 23rd September 2025, Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge) celebrated the magic of languages and cultures in a spectacular way! A day of flavours, games, music & style from Spain, Germany, India & France. Our students from Grade 4 to A Levels & IBDP-1 lit up the stage with dances, choir singing & a dazzling fashion show. From savouring Spanish, German, Indian & French cuisines to exploring traditional games from around the world, the event was a true feast for the senses.

We are immensely proud to share the outstanding achievements of our Cambridge students at the recent Aquatic Championship hosted by GD Goenka School, Greater Noida. Their performances were a brilliant display of skill, dedication, and sportsmanship. 🥇 Boys Group 1 Ayaan Kapoor (Grade AS Level) 🥈 Silver in 50m & 100m Butterfly, 100m Freestyle 🥉 Bronze in 50m Freestyle 🥇 Gold in 100m Freestyle Relay with teammates: Devansh Aggarwal (Grade IGCSE-2) 🥈 Silver in 100m I.M., 50m & 100m Backstroke Angad Kanwar (Grade IGCSE-2) 🥈 Silver in 200m & 400m Freestyle 🥉 Bronze in 100m Freestyle 🥇 Boys Group 2

We are proud to share that Raajveer Surri, a student of Cambridge Grade LS-3, Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge) has emerged as a Winner in the 4th Uttar Pradesh Open, Category B Boys for Golf. Raajveer's outstanding performance in this prestigious tournament underscores his commitment and skill on the golf course. We are incredibly proud of his hard work and commitment, which continue to inspire us all. Well done, Raajveer! Wishing you continued success in all your future endeavours.

Learners enthusiastically used computers to simulate the structure of atoms by selecting protons, neutrons, and electrons. This was followed by an exploration of the interactive periodic table through online educational games. The session not only strengthened their conceptual clarity but also fostered critical thinking and digital fluency. Learners demonstrated excitement as they connected theoretical knowledge with hands-on virtual experiences. Overall, the activity successfully blended science with technology, making the learning process both dynamic and enjoyable.

“A teacher takes a hand, opens a mind, and touches a heart.”
At Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge), our students came together to celebrate Teachers’ Day with immense love and gratitude. The celebration was filled with joy as students showcased their talents through soulful songs, graceful dances, an engaging skit, and an exciting quiz! Every performance reflected their heartfelt appreciation for the mentors who inspire them every day. It was a day full of smiles, respect, and admiration, a true tribute to the guiding lights of our learning journey.

KIS, Noida (IB & Cambridge) hosted an enlightening session on "How an Admission Officer Reviews the University Application" for Cambridge students of Grades AS, A Levels & IBDP-1. We were privileged to host Ms. Harriet Coutinho, International Admission Officer at University of Connecticut as a distinguished guest speaker. Drawing upon her extensive experience reviewing applications, Ms. Coutinho guided students through the anatomy of a strong application, from the relative weight of academic records, essays, recommendations and extracurriculars, to effective ways of structuring personal statements and statements of purpose. The session became even more engaging during the Q&A segment, as students posed insightful questions covering various aspects.

Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge) proudly hosted an exciting Math Quest for Grades LS-1 and LS-2. The interactive quiz featured three challenging rounds, with teams named after renowned Indian mathematicians. Congratulations to Team Brahmagupta for emerging victorious! The event aimed to spark curiosity, enhance problem-solving skills, and promote collaborative learning. It was truly a fun-filled celebration of mathematical thinking, teamwork, and creativity.

We are delighted to share that Shaurya Kalra, a student of Cambridge Grade LS-2, Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge), has made us proud by winning the Bronze Medal in the Pacific Sports League for Badminton, held at Pacific World School on 11-12th August, 2025. Shaurya's dedication and outstanding performance were truly reflected in this remarkable achievement. We are immensely proud of his hard work and unwavering commitment, which continues to inspire us all. Well done, Shaurya! May your passion and perseverance continue to guide your path forward.

On 1 August 2025, Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge), hosted an insightful Faculty-led Mental Health Masterclass in collaboration with FLAME University, Pune, for Cambridge students from Grades AS, A Level, and IBDP-1. We were privileged to welcome Moitrayee Das, Assistant Professor at FLAME University, as the distinguished speaker. The masterclass aimed to raise awareness about mental health challenges faced by Generation Z, with a particular focus on anxiety and healthy coping strategies. During the session, Prof. Moitrayee Das discussed the reasons behind Gen Z’s openness about mental health, highlighting societal pressures.

The five-day Summer School recently held at Delhi Metropolitan Education (DME), attended by Cambridge A Level students, Kothari International School (IB & Cambridge), was truly an enriching and well-structured experience that combined academic learning with practical exposure. Each day focused on a unique theme ranging from Financial literacy, Photoshoot workshops to management insights, emotional intelligence and cybersecurity. These sessions were delivered by expert lecturers through interactive sessions and hands-on activities. Overall, this Summer program not only enhanced creative and analytical abilities among the students, but also built critical thinking.

This 79th Independence Day, students from Cambridge Grade 4 to IGCSE‑1 crafted vibrant tricolour decorations—with lush saffron, crisp white, and verdant green petals, crowned by the symbolic Ashoka Chakra. These floral creations not only infused the space with colour and joy, but also embodied values like courage, peace, and growth. Through their hands, the flowers bloomed with national pride and reminded everyone- as a garden flourishes with varied blossoms, so does our nation thrive in unity and diversity.

From 5th–8th August 2025, our talented Cambridge & IB delegates proudly represented KIS, Noida (IB & Cambridge) at the Ivy League Model United Nations (ILMUN), organised by the University of Pennsylvania in collaboration with Big Red Education at Chitkara University, Chandigarh! With 500+ delegates from 15 states, the competition was intense — yet our students made a mark on this prestigious platform! Aadrika Rai Mahajan (IBDP-1) – Best Delegate Myra Kaur (IGCSE-1) – Special Mention Their diplomacy, leadership, and debating skills stood out, making us proud ambassadors of KIS, Noida (IB & Cambridge).

IBDP students of Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge), organised “Miles for Martyrs" - a marathon led by pride, unity and gratitude. All proceeds will support the families of our brave troops who made the ultimate sacrifice. Their memory fuels our miles, their courage inspires our hearts.

In a dynamic and immersive Art activity, Cambridge students from Grade LS-3 at Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge) embarked on a creative journey through the versatile medium of charcoal, under the guidance of their Art & Design facilitator, Ms. Alphee Kumar. From joy to sorrow, fear to surprise, each portrait captures a unique emotion through rich tones, smudges and bold strokes. With every charcoal mark, students dive deep into facial anatomy, mood portrayal and storytelling through art.

The final round of F1 in Schools was held at Genesis Global School, Sector 132, from 25th to 27th July 2025. Teams from across the region participated with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship. Representing our school, students from IGCSE-2 enthusiastically took part in the event. The much-anticipated Pit Display took place on 27th July, showcasing students’ creativity, innovation, and teamwork. The event was a celebration of STEM, design, and collaborative learning.

In the spirit of Rakhi, Cambridge students from Grades 4 to LS‑3 at Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge) have sparked their creativity by crafting unique Rakhis from a variety of materials.
They’ve transformed everyday items into festive treasures, embracing the 'best out of waste' to celebrate the occasion. From colourful threads and beads to recycled paper and leaves, their inventive Rakhis uphold both the festive spirit and environmental consciousness. Overall, it’s a beautiful fusion of tradition and sustainability!

Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge) recently hosted an illuminating Kindness counts: Building a caring classroom session for Cambridge students of Grades 4 & 5. The resource person for this session was Ms. Vanya Chadha, Faculty of Psychology & School Counsellor (IB & Cambridge). Ms. Chadha guided students through mindful breathing that enabled them to connect with the present. The heart of the session was the Kindness Tree Leaf activity, wherein students wrote and shared acts of kindness, both within and outside the classroom. During the session, the students were introduced to the concept of Kindness and the Significance of building a caring classroom using reflective activities.

On 14 July, 2025, Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge) hosted an enlightening Pause & Pilot: Navigating Emotions with Intention session for our Cambridge students of Grades LS1-LS3. The resource person for this session was Ms. Vanya Chadha, our Faculty of Psychology & School Counsellor (IB & Cambridge). During the session, the students were introduced to the concepts of Pause and Pilot which empowered them to recognise and intentionally respond to their emotions, fostering self-awareness and thoughtful decision-making.

On 17 July 2025, Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge) hosted an informative CyberSmart: Protecting Your Digital Self workshop for our Cambridge students of Grades IGCSE1-A Level. This workshop, led by Ms. Manvee Bansal, an expert in this field, equipped students with practical skills to identify harmful links and phishing attempts, reinforcing caution and critical evaluation in digital communication. A hands‑on activity challenged them to assess the credibility of sample messages and links, an exercise that effectively translated theory into actionable insight.

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We are proud to share that our Cambridge students, Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge), showcased an outstanding performance at the Inter-School Aquatic Championship, held at DWPS Noida Extension, winning multiple accolades across various categories. Ayaan Kapoor, a Grade AS Level, emerged as a star performer with two gold medals in the 50m freestyle and 4×50m freestyle relay, along with a silver in the 50m butterfly. Devansh Aggarwal, Grade IGCSE-2, added to the school’s glory with gold medals in the 50m backstroke and relay, as well as a silver in the 200m relay.

We had the pleasure of hosting Mr. Abhyudya Roy, Outreach & School Engagement representative from Atlas SkillTech University, as our distinguished speaker. The session guided students through the dynamic world of design by focusing on the strategic creation and presentation of their design portfolios. Mr. Roy shared invaluable insights on how to highlight critical skills, adopt a creative mindset and curate projects from various domains including User Experience (UX), Communication Design, Fashion and many more more.

We are proud to celebrate her Highly Commended recognition in the prestigious Oxford Scholastica Essay Competition 2025 (Law). Selected from over 650 global entries, Tristana ranked among the top 100 students worldwide for her outstanding analytical and writing skills. Her essay insightfully addressed critical issues in the field of Law and proposed thoughtful, forward-looking solutions. Adding to this achievement, Tristana has been invited to attend an Oxford Scholastica academic conference — a truly remarkable opportunity to engage with leading thinkers and peers from around the world.

Kothari International School (IB & Cambridge) conducted an insightful Information Session on 5 July for Grades 5 and LS-3 students and parents, focusing on the Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoint Examinations. The session provided a clear overview of the exam structure, objectives, and global relevance. Academic leaders shared strategic preparation tips and key timelines. The interactive forum addressed queries, fostering clarity and confidence. It marked a collaborative step towards academic excellence and holistic student development.

We are immensely proud to celebrate Ms. Tejinder Kaur, an epitome of visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to excellence, on being honoured with the prestigious Dynamic Leader Award. Her inspiring leadership, strategic foresight, and dedication to empowering both educators and learners have consistently driven transformational growth. This recognition is a testament to her relentless pursuit of innovation and her impactful contributions to the field of education. We salute her dynamic spirit and celebrate this remarkable achievement!

We are proud to share that Devansh Aggarwal, a student of Cambridge Grade IGCSE-2, Kothari International School, Noida (IB & Cambridge), has won the Bronze Medal in the 50m Backstroke at the Gautam Buddha Nagar District Swimming Tournament 2025. Devansh's dedication and strong performance were truly reflected in this achievement. We are incredibly proud of his hard work and commitment, which continue to inspire us all. Well done, Devansh! Wishing you continued success in all your future endeavours.

In a knowledgeable and inspiring commencement for Cambridge Grade 4 through A-Levels and IBDP-1, our mentors emphasised the core values of integrity, empathy, leadership, and teamwork—essential qualities every aspiring council member should embody. They then carefully unpacked each council role, demonstrating how every position contributes to driving our school community forward in unity and purpose. Finally, the mentors clearly explained the upcoming timeline for Student Council elections, ensuring everyone understands what to expect as the journey begins.

An inspiring session led by Ms. Alphee Kumar-Faculty of Art & Design, unfolded for the Cambridge and IB educators at Kothari International School (IB & Cambridge) wherein they delved into the world of Coffee Art—a unique fusion of creativity, mindfulness, and sensory exploration. Utilizing brewed coffee as a painting medium, participants discovered how varying concentrations of coffee could produce a spectrum of sepia hues, from light tans to deep browns.

A heartfelt, eye-opening session was held for the Cambridge and IB educators of Kothari International School (IB & Cambridge), focusing on the powerful and lasting impact of a teacher’s words. This impactful workshop was graciously led by our inspiring Head of School – Cambridge & IB, Ms. Tejinder Kaur, whose deep insight, empathy, and vision for compassionate education created a space for honest reflection and transformative dialogue. Her leadership continues to shape not only curriculum, but character.

We are incredibly proud to celebrate the stellar achievement of Inara Saxena, a Grade 4 student from Cambridge Primary, Kothari International School (IB & Cambridge) Inara has brought immense pride to the Cambridge & IB Block by winning FOUR Gold Medals in prestigious Olympiads:
IEO – International English Olympiad
IMO – International Mathematics Olympiad
NSO – National Science Olympiad
ISSO – International Social Studies Olympiad

We are elated to announce the exceptional achievement of our IGCSE-2 student, Samridhi Dhingra, who has successfully published her research paper titled: “Environmental Impacts of Radioactive Isotopes in Industrial Applications and Their Mitigation Strategies.” This outstanding accomplishment is a testament to Samridhi’s intellectual curiosity, academic discipline, and commitment to scientific exploration. As a participant in the prestigious Research Scholars Program—a joint initiative by Harvard Student Agencies and Learn with Leaders—Samridhi was immersed in advanced research methodologies that enriched her academic journey.

We are incredibly proud to share that Inara Saxena, a Grade 4 student from Cambridge at Kothari International School, has achieved an exceptional milestone by ranking 7th internationally and 1st in school in the Final Stage of the Mental Aptitude Olympiad 2024-25, organized by LogIQids in collaboration with Techfest IIT Bombay. Competing against 16.9 lakh students from 12 countries and 2000+ schools, Inara’s outstanding score of 153/168 places her among the world’s top young minds in logical reasoning.

Shruti Chandra, a Grade IGCSE-1 student at KIS, IB & Cambridge with a deep passion for storytelling and visual art. Whether through short stories, drawings, or paintings, she uses creative expression to spark reflection and empathy. With strong analytical thinking and communication skills, she aims to influence the world through meaningful narratives—while aspiring to make a difference in the medical field someday. The 17 Stories Competition is an initiative of the Nigeria Volunteers Network (NVN), a partner of the UN SDG Book Club African Chapter.

ristana Ray, Grade A Level student at Kothari International School, IB & Cambridge believes in the power of words to inspire change. Through the 17 SDG Stories Competition, she used her voice to encourage meaningful action toward building a better world. Her writing reflects a deep commitment to social impact and the belief that every story can spark transformation. The 17 Stories Competition is an initiative of the Nigeria Volunteers Network (NVN), a partner of the UN SDG Book Club African Chapter. Through participation in the 17 Stories Competition, school children from across the globe let their imaginations fly in order to write immersive stories which address the themes of any one of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Students from Cambridge Grades IGCSE 1, IGCSE 2, and IBDP-1 of KIS, Noida (IB & Cambridge) had the enriching opportunity to attend the prestigious Delhi Literature Festival at Bikaner House, Delhi. They actively participated in a thought-provoking panel discussion titled "Delhi as Art, Culture, and Heritage Hub – Role of Social Media," featuring eminent voices such as Ms. Sneha Chakraborty, Dr. Swapna Liddle, Ms. Anuradha Kumar Jain, and Ms. Sukhneett Wadhwa, moderated by Mr. Arun Thapar. The experience was further elevated by listening to the inaugural address by Mr. Tim Curtis, Director of UNESCO India, and Shri Vijender Gupta, Honourable Speaker of the Delhi Vidhan Sabha, who emphasized the profound importance of literature and cultural heritage in shaping society.

Raizel Thakur, a Grade IBDP -1 student at Kothari International School, IB & Cambridge, an avid reader turned passionate writer, has nurtured a love for poetry and storytelling from a young age. With a creative spirit that also embraces singing, she balances her literary pursuits with a strong dedication to yoga, which she practices competitively. Currently working on her own anthology, poems, and a novel, Raizel continues to weave imagination and discipline into every aspect of her journey. The 17 Stories Competition is an initiative of the Nigeria Volunteers Network (NVN), a partner of the UN SDG Book Club African Chapter. Through participation in the 17 Stories Competition, school children from across the globe let their imaginations fly in order to write immersive stories.