Bal Bhavan International School

Good social emotional health leads to mental well being.
Our school successfully hosted a Capacity Building Programme on “Social Emotional Learning”.

The workshop was co-facilitated by Dr. Hemlata Suri, a CBSE National Resource Person, Life Skills Master Trainer, and certified POSH & POCSO Trainer, and Ms. Rajvinder Bhinder, a CBSE ISTM certified resource person. It addressed the core SEL competencies through case studies and experiential activities, including the Feelings Wheel based on Plutchik’s Model, Mood Meter and the Iceberg Pyramid stating What’s Hidden and What’s Visible
The session also highlighted CASEL, which is widely known for developing the standard framework for SEL, which is a process that helps children and adults better understand their emotions, build empathy, and maintain positive relationships.
The aim was being focused on students' social and emotional well-being.

Heartiest congratulations to Purva Siwach on her selection to the India Under-19 Women’s Cricket Team. This is a proud and historic moment for Bal Bhavan Girls Cricket Academy, as Purva becomes the first player from our academy to achieve this remarkable milestone.

Her dedication, hard work, discipline, and passion for the game have earned her this well-deserved opportunity to represent the nation. Purva’s achievement is an inspiration for every young cricketer aspiring to play at the highest level.

We wish her continued success and many memorable performances in Indian colours. The entire Bal Bhavan Girls Cricket Academy family is immensely proud of you.

Many congratulations and best wishes, Purva!

🏆 CHAMPIONS AGAIN! 🏆

History has been created once again as Bal Bhavan Dwarka are crowned champions of the 49th Lala Raghubir Singh Hot Weather Cricket Tournament, lifting this prestigious trophy for the second time. ❤️💙

What started as a dream turned into a journey of hard work, discipline, and determination. Match after match, the team showed character, resilience, and the hunger to win. In the grand finale against Noida Wonders, we delivered a complete team performance to register a memorable 34-run victory and bring the trophy home. 🔥🏏

📊 Final Score
🏏 Bal Bhavan Dwarka – 306/10 (38.2 overs)
🏏 Noida Wonders – 272/10 (37.1 overs)

⭐ Player of the Match (Final) – Rahul Yadav
A match-winning all-round performance with 40 crucial runs and 3 wickets, stepping up when the team needed him the most.

🌟 Player of the Tournament – Yajas Sharma
An exceptional tournament from start to finish, scoring 210 runs in just 4 innings, leading from the front and playing a key role in our championship-winning campaign. His consistency, composure, and impact throughout the tournament made him a deserving Player of the Tournament.

This achievement belongs to every player, coach, support staff, parent, and supporter who stood behind the team throughout the journey. The trophy is not just a reward for one match—it is the result of months of dedication, teamwork, and belief.

Second-time champions. One proud team. One family. One legacy. 🏆❤️

“Success is not owned, it’s leased—and the rent is due every day.”

🏆🔥💙❤️🏏

A fun-filled Movie Day was organised by HT Newspaper for the students of Grades VI to VIII. The event gave students an opportunity to relax, enjoy, and learn through an engaging movie experience.
The students participated enthusiastically and thoroughly enjoyed the day with their peers. Such activities promote creativity, imagination, and joyful learning beyond the classroom.

Students of Classes IX and X successfully conducted an impactful awareness activity in school on the socially relevant themes of 'Say No to To***co' and 'Anti-Bullying'. Demonstrating remarkable creativity and commitment, the students meticulously designed and prepared eye-catching headgear, thoughtfully crafted sashes, expressive T-shirts with powerful messages, compelling posters, and a vibrant mural painting that became the visual centrepiece. Their innovative artwork, evocative quotes, and original slogans reflected deep understanding, artistic flair, and a sincere dedication to spreading these vital social messages.

Our school successfully hosted a Capacity Building Programme on “Social Emotional Learning: Nurturing Hearts and Minds in the Classroom”.

The workshop was co-facilitated by Dr. Priyanka Bhattacharjee, ICF PCC Executive Coach, and Ms. Aditi Roy, Principal & CBSE-COE Master Trainer. It addressed the five core SEL competencies through case studies, role-plays, and experiential activities, including the Feelings Wheel based on Plutchik’s Model and the Iceberg Pyramid – What’s Hidden, What’s Visible, alongside focused sessions on mindful listening, emotion coaching, and conflict resolution.

Teachers practiced tools like circle time, mood meters, and restorative practices to integrate SEL into daily teaching. The session concluded with certificate distribution and a shared commitment to prioritize student well-being and create compassionate classrooms.

Class 1 & 2 students joyfully celebrated No Bag Day with a variety of fun-filled and hands-on learning activities. Class 1 students enthusiastically participated in engaging activities like the Sense Booth Activity, Allie the Alligator, and exciting fun games that enhanced their sensory and interactive learning skills. Meanwhile, Class 2 students explored their creativity and teamwork through activities such as Roll, Build and Show, Lemonade Making, Clay Modelling, and many more enjoyable tasks. The day was filled with laughter, creativity, and experiential learning, making it a memorable and enriching experience for all the students.

KG students enthusiastically participated in the Body Mapping activity where they assembled different body parts to create a complete human body. Through this fun and interactive activity, children learned to identify various body parts and understand their placement. The activity enhanced their observation, motor, and cognitive skills while making learning enjoyable and engaging.

World Technology Day Celebration

Students of Classes III to V celebrated World Technology Day through exciting and interactive activities. Class III students enjoyed game-based learning activities, while Classes IV and V participated in engaging Show and Tell presentations on the importance and impact of gadgets in daily life.
The activities enhanced students’ creativity, confidence, communication, and presentation skills, making learning both fun and meaningful.

Movies help in building imaginations and creativity
A fun-filled Movie Day was organised in collaboration with HT for the students of Class III to V. The students cherished the thrill and theme of the movie while enjoying the company of their friends.