Mahatma Gandhi International School, Port Blair

Kicking my way to success !!!

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A Historic Moment for Andaman and Nicobar Islands in Martial Arts (Pencak Silat)!

For the first time in history, the Pencak Silat team from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands participated in the prestigious South Zone Khelo India Women's League 2025, held at Kongunadu College, Tamil Nadu from 5th Feb to 7th Feb 2025.

Students of MGIS also delivered an extraordinary performance and contributed to the medal tally -
Silver medal
Agrima Biswas and Angel🥈🥈
Bronze medal🥉
Akanksha Tirkey

Their dedication and hard work not only brought pride to the islands but also added to the glory of India. Moreover, some of our Pencak Silat athletes have earned the honour of competing at the national level in the Khelo India Women's League 2025.

This incredible achievement was made possible under the guidance of Shihan MS Murugan (Ex. Sub Inspector A&N Police IRBn)

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MGIS Makes History By Being Judicial!

Our students of Grade 11, recently visited the Circuit Bench, Calcutta High Court, in Sri Vijayapuram as part of a unique Legal Literacy Programme organized by the Andaman & Nicobar State Legal Services Authority (A&N SLSA).

This groundbreaking experience allowed our students to witness live court proceedings and gain valuable insights into the judicial system, including court processes, child rights, and the NALSA Scheme.

We're thrilled that our students had the opportunity to learn from Shri Bhawani Shanker Sharma, Ld. Registrar, Calcutta High Court, Circuit Bench, Port Blair, and we appreciate the efforts of A&N SLSA in making this programme a success. Congratulations to our students on taking the first step towards becoming more aware and informed about the legal system!

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"Kiddies Meet 2024 at Mahatma Gandhi International School was a day to remember!
The day began with a warm welcome to our Chief Guest "We were thrilled to have the amazing Tanaz K. Noble, India's first and only female solo sea kayaker, as our chief guest at Kiddies Meet! Her inspiring story and achievements in adventure sports and eco-tourism left us all in awe, followed by a beautiful Bouquet and Momento Presentation. Our Principal's Address set the tone for the day, and the Welcome Song got everyone in the mood.
Our students showcased their talents in various Cultural Performances, including:
1. Umbrella Symphony Drill by Nursery: A colorful and synchronized performance with umbrellas, showcasing their teamwork and coordination.
2. Flower Drill by LKG: A beautiful and elegant performance with flowers, highlighting their creativity and grace.
3. Pom Pom Drill by UKG: A fun and energetic performance with pom poms, demonstrating their enthusiasm and energy.
4. Flag Drill by Grade 1: A patriotic and disciplined performance with flags, showcasing their sense of nationalism and pride.
5. Karate Drill by Grade 2: A strong and focused performance showcasing their karate skills, highlighting their discipline and concentration.
The Track Events were a thrilling experience, with our little ones participating in:
1. Bunny Race (Nursery): A fun and adorable race where our nursery students hopped like bunnies, promoting their gross motor skills and laughter.
2. Reindeer Race (LKG): An exciting and energetic race where our LKG students ran with reindeer antlers, developing their speed and agility.
3. Flat Race (UKG and Grade 1): A fast and furious race where our UKG and Grade 1 students showcased their running skills, promoting their physical fitness and teamwork.
4. Obstacle Race (Grade 2): A challenging and adventurous race where our Grade 2 students navigated through obstacles, developing their problem-solving skills and perseverance.
We also had Games for Parents, which was an absolute blast! Our parents participated in:
1. Tug of War: A classic game of strength and teamwork, where our parents showed off their competitive spirit!
2. Parachute and Ball: A fun and interactive game where parents had to work together to keep the ball from touching the ground, while being surrounded by a giant parachute!
The day concluded with a special Address by the Chief Guest, Prize Distribution, and the National Anthem.
"It was a day of joy, laughter, and celebration, and we're so proud of our students, teachers, and parents for making it a huge success! "

MGIS Annual Sports Day: Empowering Young Champions
Mahatma Gandhi International School recently hosted its Annual Sports Day, a grand event that showcased the students' athletic skills and teamwork. The day began with the escorting of our esteemed Chief Guest, Shri Vikram Singh, Director of Education and Sports, who was warmly welcomed with a bouquet presentation and a motivational welcome song.

The Principal's address set the tone for the day, followed by the flag hoisting ceremony and the lighting of the Olympic torch, symbolizing the spirit of sportsmanship and unity.

The Chief Guest, Shri Vikram Singh, addressed the gathering, praising the students for their enthusiasm and participation. He emphasized the importance of sports in overall development, citing its benefits for physical and mental health, teamwork, and discipline.

Ball Drill Display: Grade 3-4
On Sports Day, Grade 3-4 students showcased their teamwork and coordination in a lively Ball Drill, rolling, throwing, and catching balls with big smiles and enthusiastic cheers.
Motivational Song: School Choir
The Motivational Song performance on Sports Day was a high-energy spectacle, with students singing an inspiring anthem that celebrated teamwork, perseverance, and victory, energizing the crowd and setting the tone for a thrilling day of competition.
Karate : Grade 7-8
Grade 7-8 students showcased their discipline and skill in a impressive Karate demonstration on Sports Day, executing precise kicks, punches, and movements with focus and confidence, leaving the audience in awe of their martial arts prowess.
Yoga and Aerobics: Grade 9
Grade 9 students displayed flexibility, strength, and agility in a captivating Yoga and Aerobics routine on Sports Day, seamlessly blending serene yoga poses with energetic aerobics moves, promoting wellness and fitness in a mesmerizing performance.
Lezium : Grade 5-6
Grade 5-6 students presented a vibrant and synchronized Lezium routine on Sports Day, skillfully manipulating the colorful props to the rhythm of the music, showcasing their coordination, teamwork, and energy in a delightful and entertaining performance.

The students then participated in
various track events, including obstacle races, running races, and relays. The events were categorized by grade levels, with the students from Grade 3-5 competing in the 100m running race, and the students from Grade 6-8 participating in the 200m running race.

The March Past ceremony on Sports Day was a grand spectacle, as the four houses - Phoenix, Griffin, Pegasus, and Unicorn - proudly marched in unison, showcasing their discipline, unity, and house spirit, as they proceeded to the grounds with precision and enthusiasm.

The day also featured games for parents, which was a wonderful way to involve them in the fun.

The prize distribution ceremony recognized the achievements of the students, with awards given to the winners of various events.

The event concluded with the national anthem, filling our hearts with pride and patriotism. It was a day to remember, and we look forward to next year's Annual Sports Day.

"Empowering our students with road safety awareness!

We are grateful to Sub Inspector Anish Ibrahim and Police Constable Mohd. Shafique for conducting a comprehensive road safety workshop at our school on July 8th. During the engaging session, they shared valuable insights on:

- Importance of traffic rules and signs
- Safe pedestrian and cycling practices
- Responsible behavior as a passenger or driver
- Emergency response and first aid tips

Their expertise and interactive approach have equipped our students with essential knowledge and skills to navigate roads safely and confidently.

Thank you, officers, for your dedication to shaping responsible citizens!

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