The school felicitated its meritorious students who passed out from Class XII (Batch of 2025-26). The event was held on Friday, July 10, 2026 in the Roma Deb Auditorium. 142 students from the school appeared for the CBSE Senior Secondary Board examination 2025-26. The school produced an astounding result, with the highest aggregate at 98%, 567 distinctions, and the school average stands at 83.25%. There were 11 students with a perfect 100% score in different subjects. The school, stream and subject toppers were felicitated with certificate, memento and a token of remembrance.

In addition to the school awards, the meritorious students were bestowed upon with the prestigious Prof. (Dr.) Suman Kapur memorial awards which were instituted in the memory of Prof. Suman Kapur, who was an alumnus of Cambridge School, Srinivaspuri. The awards are presented to acknowledge academic excellence in Science Subjects and Stream toppers of Commerce & Humanities. The students were presented with cash prizes and certificates of appreciation. Scholars from both Cambridge School, Noida and Cambridge School, Srinivaspuri were presented with the awards. Mrs Indra Kurseja, a batchmate of Prof. Suman Kapur, felicitated the students by presenting the awards. The occasion stood as a fitting tribute to the enduring legacy of Prof. (Dr.) Suman Kapur, inspiring the young achievers to pursue excellence with dedication, integrity and a commitment to lifelong learning.

The school successfully hosted CSNMUN’26 on 17–18 July 2026, bringing together 298 delegates from 19 schools for two days of engaging debate and diplomacy. Six committees deliberated on pressing global and national issues, including international security, human rights, women’s rights, nuclear non-proliferation, and constitutional reforms. The conference fostered critical thinking, collaboration, and leadership among participants. Cambridge School Noida emerged as the Best Delegation, but it graciously passed the honour to Vishwa Bharti Public School, Noida, in the spirit of fairness and sportsmanship. The event concluded with an inspiring prize distribution ceremony celebrating excellence in diplomacy and public speaking.

The school organised an online Yoga Session on 21 June 2026 to celebrate International Yoga Day. Conducted via Microsoft Teams, the session witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and parents and aimed to promote physical fitness, mental well-being, mindfulness, and the practice of yoga in daily life. The programme included warm-up exercises, various yoga asanas, and meditation and relaxation techniques. Participants actively engaged in the session, which emphasised the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle through regular yoga practice. The event concluded with a message encouraging everyone to embrace yoga as an integral part of holistic health and well-being.

An Eye Health Check-up Camp was organised for Class XII students at Cambridge School (Senior Wing) on 18th May 2026. A visiting team of two specialist doctors conducted comprehensive screenings, focusing on visual acuity and lens health. Beyond individual examinations, the doctors provided valuable guidance on eye care and the importance of maintaining healthy habits in a digital-heavy environment. Students identified with specific vision requirements were advised on further consultation and treatment. The initiative was a significant success, ensuring the well-being of the senior cohort and promoting proactive health awareness.

Our school hosted a cultural session under the aegis of SPIC MACAY on May 14, 2026, in the Roma Deb Auditorium. The session featured an Odissi dance recital by Guru Geeta Mahalik, recipient of the Padma Shri and other distinguished honours. Students from neighbouring schools also attended the programme. The performance commenced with Shiv Stuti, followed by Abhinav and Pattu, reflecting the elegance and expressive depth of Indian classical dance. Through her graceful movements and detailed explanations, Guru Geeta Mahalik introduced students to the nuances of Odissi and also taught them basic poses and expressions during an interactive segment, making the session engaging and insightful for the audience.

Cambridge School, Noida celebrated Rabindra Jayanti on May 8, 2026, in the Roma Deb Auditorium with great enthusiasm and cultural fervour. The programme was organised to honour Rabindranath Tagore and celebrate his invaluable contribution to literature, music, and art. The event began with a floral tribute to Gurudev, followed by a prayer. A biopic presentation then offered students meaningful insights into Tagore’s inspiring life and achievements. The audience was captivated by a soulful rendition of “Ananda Loke Mangalaloke” and an elegant Rabindra Nritya performance presented by the students. The celebration beautifully reflected Tagore’s timeless message of creativity, harmony, and cultural richness.

To celebrate Mother’s Day, students from Classes VI to VIII participated in the “Letter to My Supermom” initiative on  May 7, 2026. This annual campaign, organised by JK Paper in association with Daakroom, encouraged young learners to revive the art of letter writing to express their gratitude and affection.

The students enthusiastically penned heartfelt messages, reflecting on their mothers’ unconditional love and support. This activity served as a wonderful platform for emotional expression, allowing students to articulate personal experiences with sincerity. Beyond enhancing their creative writing skills, the event underscored the timeless value of handwritten communication and strengthened the emotional bond between children and their mothers. It was a truly memorable experience that left a lasting impression on all participants.

A Slogan Competition on the theme “Celebrating Exams” was  conducted on  May  13, 2026 in our school as part of the DIOS Activity under “Pariksha Parv”, inspired by the Hon’ble Prime Minister’s initiative Pariksha Pe Charcha. The competition was organised during the CT Period from 7:55 a.m. to 8:55 a.m. in the respective classrooms. Around 480 students enthusiastically participated in the activity and created meaningful, creative, and positive slogans promoting stress-free and joyful examinations. Students used chart papers, colours, and sketch pens to present their ideas attractively. The activity encouraged students to develop confidence, positivity, and a healthy attitude towards examinations. 

Cambridge School commemorated its 96th Founder’s Day on 7 April 2026 at the Roma Deb Auditorium of Cambridge School, Noida. The programme began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and a floral tribute to the school’s revered founder, Mr A. C. Deb, honouring his vision and contribution to education. The celebration featured a prayer, a documentary showcasing the school’s journey, and a specially curated video carrying messages from alumni. Alumni Mr. Kunal Saraogi and Ms. Shilpy Gupta shared their reflections and experiences, while Mr. Vikram Roy, President, SAE, spoke about the institution’s legacy and growth. Musical and classical dance performances added cultural vibrancy to the occasion. The programme concluded with a Vote of Thanks followed by the National Anthem.

The Merit and Scholar Badge Ceremony for the session 2025–26 was organised on 24 April 2026 in the Roma Deb Auditorium at Cambridge School to recognise and celebrate students’ academic excellence and achievements. The ceremony was attended by the Principal, teachers, parents, and students, with Mr. Pradeep Sharma, a renowned theatre personality and highly experienced media professional as the Chief Guest. The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by a welcome address and a choir presentation on “Ghat Ghat mein panchi bolta hai”. Merit and Scholar Badges, along with certificates and awards, were presented to students excelling in scholastic and co-scholastic areas, Science and Innovation, ASSET examinations, and 100% attendance. The achievers were called on stage class-wise and were awarded badges and certificates by the Chief Guest, amidst loud applause. The ceremony concluded with a Vote of Thanks, expressing gratitude to everyone who contributed to the successful conduct of the event. 

The school celebrated International Dance Day on 30 April 2026 with great enthusiasm and cultural splendour in the Roma Deb Auditorium. The programme was graced by Ms S. Rajeswary Thyagarajan, Founder and Assistant Director of the Thyagaraja Centre for Music and Dance, as the Chief Guest, in the presence of members of the management, parents, teachers, and students. Teachers and students from sister schools were also invited as special guests and greatly appreciated the presentations.

The celebration featured ‘Nritya Sangam’, a vibrant showcase of diverse dance traditions including Bihu from Assam, Fan Dance from China, Kathakali from Kerala, Bamboo Dance from the Philippines, and Kalbelia from Rajasthan. Students performed with confidence and grace, using movement and expression to tell meaningful stories. The seamless transitions, colourful costumes, and energetic choreography kept the audience engaged throughout, truly reflecting the spirit of unity in diversity. The Chief Guest appreciated the students’ efforts and shared encouraging words, highlighting the importance of art in education. The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, leaving the audience inspired and appreciative of the power of dance.

A Library Orientation Programme was organised for newly joined Class VI students at the school to familiarise them with library resources, procedures, and book arrangement systems. Students were introduced to various sections of the library, including the New Arrival Display Section, and were guided on book issue and return procedures, call numbers, shelf numbers, and basic book classification. An interactive hands-on activity involving book identification and shelving was also conducted to enhance students’ understanding of library organisation. The session encouraged responsible library usage, independent reading habits, and active student participation.

A creative display board activity was organised in the library at the school to promote reading habits and literary appreciation among students. The display featured an inspiring quote and image of William Shakespeare, highlighting his contribution to literature. It also showcased students’ Book Reviews and Peer Recommendations of the Month, where students shared their opinions, favourite characters, and key takeaways from books they had read. The activity encouraged students to explore diverse genres and develop a deeper interest in reading.

The library expanded its collection with a variety of newly arrived books to encourage reading habits and literary exploration among students. A special introductory session was organised to familiarise students with the new additions and to highlight the importance of reading across diverse genres. The initiative encouraged students to explore new ideas, authors, and areas of knowledge through books.

To encourage reading habits among students, specially designed bookmarks featuring Rabindranath Tagore were distributed in the library. These customised bookmarks were presented to avid readers and winners of various library activities and competitions as a token of appreciation. The initiative was well received by students and helped motivate greater participation in library programmes and reading activities.

On the occasion of World Book and Copyright Day, a variety of engaging activities were organised in the library to promote reading habits, literary appreciation, and awareness about copyright. The celebration featured activities such as a ‘Literary Clue Hunt’, quizzes, character monologues, discussions on printed versus digital books, and book-sharing sessions. Students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating creativity, literary knowledge, and communication skills. Winners were awarded customised bookmarks as tokens of appreciation. The celebration successfully encouraged reading culture and awareness regarding books, creativity, and intellectual property rights.

The school library proudly recognises the ‘Star Readers of the Month’ for their consistent reading habits, enthusiastic participation in library activities, and sincere interest in exploring the world of books and literature.

The Inter-House Athletics Meet at Cambridge School, Noida, was held on March 17, 2026, with enthusiastic participation from students of Aravali, Shivalik, Satpura, and Vindhya Houses. The event brought together students from Classes VI–XII, divided into three categories, and reflected great energy, discipline, and sportsmanship.The non-track events, including Long Jump and Shot Put, were conducted earlier on March 10, setting the stage for the main event.

The meet began with the sportsman’s oath, followed by the formal declaration of the meet open by the Principal,Ms.Surabhi Bhargav. The track events started with the 200-meter race and continued with a variety of races, including the 30-meter sack race for junior students, 600-meter and 800-meter races testing endurance, and the 400-meter and 100-meter sprints showcasing speed and agility. The staff race added a lively and entertaining element, with the enthusiastic participation of the teachers. The highlight of the day was the 4×100-meter relay race, where teamwork, coordination, and speed determined the winning house.

The event concluded with the prize distribution ceremony, where Ms.Surabhi Bhargav awarded medals to the winners and appreciated the efforts of all participants. Satpura House emerged as the overall winner, followed by Shivalik House in second place, Vindhya House in third place, and Aravali House in fourth place.The meet was a vibrant celebration of teamwork, determination, and the true spirit of sportsmanship.

Activity Week for Class VI was conducted with great enthusiasm through a series of engaging and enriching activities held from 11to 16 March 2026.

On 11th March 2026, a Photo Frame Making Workshop was organised in the Roma Deb Auditorium, where 105 students participated. The workshop was conducted by Ms Shramita Govil from NIE, assisted by art teachers Ms Isra and Mr Deven Atal, along with Ms Anushka Kumari,Workshop Assistant. On the same day, a “Junkyard Orchestra” activity was conducted, encouraging students to creatively use waste materials to design musical instruments and perform class-wise presentations.An in-school Rocksport adventure programme was held on 13 March 2026, with 174 students participating in various activities such as ziplining, rock climbing, and team-based challenges under trained supervision.

The week concluded with an educational trip to Mehrauli on 16 March 2026, where 82 students, accompanied by 6 teachers, explored historical sites under guided instruction.Overall, the activities were conducted smoothly and provided a well-rounded, enjoyable, and meaningful learning experience for all students.

The Principal’s address inspired the students by emphasising the values of democracy, responsibility, and service towards the nation. The programme concluded with a meaningful visual tribute, leaving the audience deeply moved. Parents and teachers were present on the occasion, adding to the spirit of unity and pride

Class VII students actively engaged in a vibrant and enriching Activity Week, marked by a diverse range of thoughtfully designed experiential learning activities conducted with great enthusiasm.

An in-school Rocksport Adventure Programme was organised for approximately 161 students, transforming the school playground into a dynamic activity zone. Students participated in a variety of adventure and team-building activities such as Burma Bridge, rock climbing, zorbing, zip line, and tug of war, which fostered teamwork, coordination, and confidence.

In collaboration with Swechaa NGO, a Nature Walk was organised as part of the week, with 109 students actively taking part in it.The excursion provided valuable insights into the biodiversity of the Aravali region, enabling students to explore flora and fauna through guided observation and interactive worksheets.

The “Know Your Culture” activity was held on 16 March 2026, where students showcased the diverse cultural heritage of India through well-prepared presentations, role-plays, and

performances based on assigned states.Overall, the activities were well-organised and offered a balanced blend of adventure, environmental awareness, and cultural learning, making the week enriching and memorable for all students.

From 11 to 16 March 2026, Class VIII students enthusiastically participated in a dynamic Activity Week featuring a range of enriching and engaging experiences.

The week began with a Heritage Walk to Sanjay Van on 11 March 2026, in which approximately 114 students participated. The walk provided valuable insights into the natural heritage of the region, as students explored forest trails, identified plant species using observation sheets, and learnt about biodiversity under the guidance of trained nature experts.

On 13 March 2026, the “Know Your Culture” activity was conducted, featuring cultural

presentations by all sections based on different Indian states. The event also included a debate on globalisation and its impact on Indian culture, along with an interactive Cancer Awareness Session conducted by officials from ICMR.

The week concluded with a Rocksport in-school adventure programme on 16 March 2026, with 125 students participating in various physically engaging and team-building activities.

Overall, the activities were well-organised and offered a balanced blend of cultural learning, environmental awareness, and adventure, making the week both meaningful and memorable for the students.

Our school celebrated the 77th Republic Day with great pride and patriotic fervour on 26 January 2026. The celebration began on the school ground with the unfurling of the National Flag by Ms. Surabhi Bhargav, Principal, followed by a band presentation and the singing of the National Anthem.

The cultural programme was held in the school auditorium. The event opened with a prayer, setting a solemn and respectful tone. This was followed by a poem recitation highlighting the spirit of patriotism and national unity. Students from junior wing then presented a melodious group song and a vibrant group dance, reflecting India’s rich cultural heritage.

The Principal’s address inspired the students by emphasising the values of democracy, responsibility, and service towards the nation. The programme concluded with a meaningful visual tribute, leaving the audience deeply moved. Parents and teachers were present on the occasion, adding to the spirit of unity and pride