Ideal Indian School

KG KIDS CELEBRATE FATHER’S DAY : The Kindergarten Section of Ideal Indian School celebrated Father's Day with great enthusiasm on 21st June 2026. The celebration aimed to help the young learners express their love, respect, and gratitude towards their fathers through a variety of engaging and creative activities.
Both the Morning and Evening sessions of the KG Section wore a festive look as the boys came dressed as their fathers, representing fathers from diverse professions and nationalities, while the girls carried placards featuring heartfelt messages and inspiring quotes expressing love and gratitude for fathers. The students also spoke a few words expressing their love, admiration, and appreciation for the care, guidance, and sacrifices made by their fathers.
To make the occasion even more memorable, the children participated in fun-filled craft activities. KG 1 students enjoyed palm printing and colouring activities, while KG 2 students enthusiastically took part in paper-crushing and tie-and-mustache craft activities. Special colouring sheets were also distributed for the children to colour and present as heartfelt gifts to their fathers.

IIS HOLDS MENTAL HEALTH ORIENTATION ON "HACKING THE CORTISOL" FOR CLASS XII : Ideal Indian School organized an Orientation Programme on "Hacking the Cortisol: Turning Exam Terror into Biological Fuel" for Grade 12 students at the KG Auditorium. The session aimed to create awareness about stress, equip students with practical coping strategies, and foster positive attitudes toward the upcoming examinations.

The programme commenced with a prayer by Mohammed Masood (Class 12-B), followed by a warm welcome by Ayra Rifard (Class 12-J). Addressing the students, the Acting Principal, Mr. Mohammad Azam Khan, delivered the inaugural speech, emphasizing the critical importance of mental well-being and stress management during crucial academic milestones. The topic and the guest speaker, Mrs. Sajeda Tanveer Ahmed Ansari, were then introduced by Ranita Reagan (Class 12-J).

During the highly informative session, the guest speaker focused on understanding stress, cortisol, and practical techniques for managing academic pressure effectively. She introduced the concept of self-assessment through regular journaling and explained a structured, question-based problem-solving approach. Explaining the science behind cortisol—the stress hormone—she highlighted how appropriate levels can actually improve alertness and focus. She further elaborated on the body's natural "Fight, Flight, and Freeze" modes, using real-life examples from the audience to demonstrate how these reactions influence student decision-making. Drawing a unique comparison to wildlife, she taught practical techniques to handle overstimulation, including controlled breathing exercises and physical movement methods to release body tension.

The interactive session witnessed active participation, with students sharing personal concerns from the stage and their seats. As a token of appreciation for the valuable tools shared, the guest speaker was presented with a school memento.

The programme was attended by Dr. Nazima Bi Shaikh (Vice Principal GS), Ms. Khadija T C (Headmistress GS), Ms. Lipsy Sabu (Assistant Headmistress, BS), and Mr. Anwar Sadath (Acting Assistant Headmaster, BS). The event was organized and coordinated by Dr. Nazima Bi Shaikh, Vice Principal, Girls' Section, and teacher incharge Ms. Thamanna.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Yousef Abbas (Class 12-B). The session resolved with a renewed commitment to equipping students with clarity, confidence, and the emotional resilience needed for holistic development and academic success.

IIS GAVEL CLUB INSTALLS OFFICE BEARERS: The Installation Ceremony of the new Executive Committee (Excom) of the Ideal Indian School Gavel Club was held on 11th June 2026 at the KG Auditorium. The event marked the beginning of a new leadership term dedicated to developing the public speaking, communication, and leadership skills of club members.
The programme began with a warm welcome address by the Club Treasurer, Master Davin Dsouza, who thanked the guests, members, and well-wishers for their presence and continued support of the club.
The highlight of the ceremony was the installation of the new office bearers. The newly elected Executive Committee members are: Palakshi Sharma as President, Sara Parker as Vice President (Education), Kaeton Lewis as Vice President (Membership), Joyal Ishwani as Vice President (Public Relations), Shriya Patil as Secretary, Davin D’Souza as Treasurer, and Master Ahmed Jasim as Sergeant-at-Arms.The new officers took their oath of office and pledged to serve the club with dedication while upholding the values and principles of Gavel Club.
The keynote address was delivered by DTM Ajaya Rogiye, Program Quality Director, District 116. She spoke about the importance of leadership and effective communication in achieving personal and professional success. The oath-taking ceremony was conducted by DTM Naila Rizvan, Club Growth Director, District 116, who inspired the audience with her encouraging words and practical advice for young leaders.
Mr. Mohammad Azam Khan, Acting Principal of Ideal Indian School, congratulated the newly installed committee members and highlighted the importance of mastering public speaking skills for future success.
The event was attended by Dr. Nazima B., Vice Principal (Girls’ Section), Ms. Lipsy Sabu, Assistant Headmistress (Boys’ Section), and teacher coordinators Ms. Saba Ali and Ms. Bindu Babu. The ceremony was organized under the guidance of Dr. Sajid Shamim, Club Counsellor and Headmaster of the Junior Section, who coordinated the event and encouraged the students in their leadership journey.
The ceremony concluded on a positive note, with best wishes extended to the new Excom members for a successful and productive year ahead.

IIS SCOUTS & GUIDES PARTICIPATED IN WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY PROGRAMME: The Scouts and Guides of Ideal Indian School organized a meaningful program to observe World Environment Day with the objective of promoting environmental awareness and responsibility among students.
The program commenced with a prayer, followed by a speech highlighting the significance of World Environment Day and the importance of protecting our environment. An oath-taking ceremony was conducted by the Scouts and Guides, reaffirming their commitment towards environmental conservation and sustainable practices.
To spread awareness among the school community, the Scouts and Guides organized an awareness parade through the corridors and classrooms with placards and slogans promoting environmental protection, sustainability, and responsible citizenship. As part of the initiative, students also participated in watering the plants, emphasizing the importance of nurturing and preserving greenery.
The program was coordinated by Scout Master Mr. Vijayant Thapa, Guide Incharge Ms. Suman Panwar, and Scout Incharge Mr. Saleem Bin Esa, whose guidance and efforts ensured the smooth conduct of the activities.
Acting Principal Mr. Mohamed Azam Khan and the Heads of Sections appreciated the sincere efforts of the Scouts and Guides and congratulated them on the successful accomplishment of the program. They commended the participants for their enthusiasm, teamwork, and dedication towards creating environmental awareness and encouraged them to continue contributing towards a greener and more sustainable future. The program concluded successfully with active participation and enthusiasm from all involved, reinforcing the message of environmental responsibility among students.

IIS TEAM EXCELS AT ENCUESTA–2026: The Ideal Indian School team, comprising Zikra Sabreen (Grade VIII), Humaira Nabeel Datey (Grade VI), and Muhammad Umar (Grade VII), emerged as the 2nd Runner-Up in ENCUESTA–2026, the Inter-School General Knowledge Quiz Competition organized by DPS Modern Indian School recently. The event witnessed the participation of students from various schools across Qatar and aimed to foster intellectual curiosity, promote knowledge-based competition, and enhance students’ analytical and critical-thinking skills
The quiz was conducted by the distinguished Quiz Master, Mr. Manzoor Moiudeen. In addition to individual trophies, the team also received certificates. The IIS team displayed commendable effort, outstanding teamwork, and exceptional enthusiasm throughout the competition.
Acting Principal Mr. Mohammad Azam Khan and the Heads of Sections congratulated the winning team on their remarkable achievement.

IIS HOLDS ORIENTATION FOR PARENTS OF CLASSES X & XII
Ideal Indian School conducted an Orientation Programme for the parents of the Morning and Evening Session Classes X and XII recently. The programme commenced with a prayer by Dr. Ehtheshamudin, followed by a warm welcome and compering by Ms. Rajula V, P. The session aimed to provide guidance, share academic expectations, explain examination guidelines, and strengthen the partnership between home and school.
Addressing the parents, the Acting Principal, Mr. Mohammed Azham Khan, emphasized the significance of Classes X and XII as crucial milestones in a student's academic journey. He urged parents to encourage their children to adopt consistent study habits rather than rely on last-minute preparation. Highlighting the best practices for academic success, he advised parents to ensure that students revise lessons regularly, complete assignments and classwork on time, practice previous years' question papers, attend both regular and special classes diligently, and seek clarification of doubts without delay. He also stressed the importance of maintaining a healthy balance between academics and co-curricular activities. Elaborating on the shared responsibility of students, parents, and teachers, he underscored the vital role parents play in guiding, motivating, and supporting their children throughout their learning journey.
During the interactive question-and-answer session, parents expressed their appreciation for the school’s initiative in organizing the orientation programme and acknowledged its usefulness in understanding academic expectations and support strategies. Many parents suggested conducting more such orientation sessions in the future. They also recommended organizing career guidance and counselling programmes for both students and parents to help them make informed academic and career choices.
The programme witnessed the presence of the Heads of Sections from both the Boys' and Girls' Sections, as well as the parents of Classes X and XII. The session was organized and coordinated by Dr. Nazima Bi Shaikh, Vice Principal, Girls' Section.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Mr. Asaf Ali. The session resolved with a renewed commitment to fostering a strong home-school partnership for the holistic development and success of students.”

IIS Shines at the CBSE Qatar Cluster Chess Tournament: Ideal Indian School proudly celebrates the outstanding achievement of its Girls’ Chess Teams at the CBSE Qatar Cluster Chess Competition 2026–27 held at Birla Public School, where the Girls Under-17 team secured First Place and qualified to the National Chess Championship scheduled to be held at LA Blossoms School, Punjab from 16.10.2026 to 20.10.2026, while the Girls Under-19 team achieved an impressive Third Place.
The victorious Under-17 team comprised Annliya Sajan (7F), Laina Ann Mathew (10K), Thamin Shah (10K), and Dana Fathima (10H).
The Under-19 team consisted of Raajasri Sivadasan (12F), Aaliyah Mansoor Ali (12H), Eva Fatin (9I), and Anushka Anil (11F), who displayed remarkable determination and competitive spirit throughout the tournament.
The teams were trained and guided by Mr. Vijayant Thapa, while Ms. Suman Panwar served as the Team Manager. Their dedicated coaching, continuous encouragement, and committed support played a vital role in the teams’ excellent performances.
Acting Principal Mr. Mohammad Azam Khan, Vice Principal Dr. Nazima Bi Shaikh, and Headmistress Ms. Khatija TC congratulated the students for their exceptional accomplishment and appreciated their perseverance, discipline, dedication, and exemplary sportsmanship. The school management expressed immense pride in the achievements and appreciated the efforts of the participants, team coach, team manager, and Head of the Physical Education Department, Mr. Mohamed Nowfal VM.

IIS Team Excels at CBSE Qatar Cluster Volleyball Tournament : The Under-14, Under-17, and Under-19 Boys’ Volleyball Teams of Ideal Indian School, proudly participated in the CBSE Qatar Cluster Volleyball Championship 2026–27, held at Rajagiri Public School from 16th to 20th June 2026.
The championship brought together talented teams from various CBSE-affiliated schools across Qatar, offering a highly competitive and enriching platform for student athletes.
IIS teams demonstrated exceptional skill, teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship throughout the tournament, making the institution proud with their commendable performances.
• The Under-14 Boys’ Volleyball Team secured the First Runner-Up position (Silver Medal).
• The Under-17 Boys’ Volleyball Team achieved the Second Runner-Up position (Bronze Medal).
The department of physical education extends its sincere appreciation to Mr. Akshay TN, Volleyball Coach, for his unwavering dedication, commitment, and tireless efforts in training and guiding the students towards excellence. Acting Principal Mr. Mohammad Azam Khan, Ms. Lipsy Sabu, Asst. Headmistress, and Mr. Anwar Sadath, Acting Asst. Headmaster of Boys' Section and staff members extended their heartfelt congratulations to the team for their glorious performance and remarkable success.

IIS CELEBRATED WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY Ideal Indian School marked World Environment Day with vibrant presentations and a variety of conservation awareness programs. The campus was abuzz with activities centered around the theme “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.” Students had a wonderful opportunity to gain insights and firsthand experience of different aspects of the environment through a range of organized activities. Conservation awareness programs were conducted across all sections during both the morning and evening sessions, reflecting the school's commitment to promoting environmental responsibility.

The celebrations saw enthusiastic participation from the Kindergarten and Junior Sections. In the KG section, students came dressed as Earth, trees, wild animals, sea creatures, flowers, and more. Activity sheets based on the theme "Save Our Planet" were distributed for coloring, introducing the importance of environmental protection in a fun and engaging way.

In the Junior Section, a special assembly was held where students performed skits, recited poems, and delivered speeches on environmental topics. Various classroom activities based on the Environment Day theme were conducted across all grades. Students actively participated in activities such as making a bright leaf pattern, making a crawly chubby caterpillar, blooming spring tree craft and seeds magic in action. These initiatives provided students with hands-on learning experiences and reinforced the importance of adopting eco-friendly habits in their daily lives.

Ideal Eco Club organised a special Environment Day programme with great enthusiasm and active participation from students. Heads of Sections, Heads of Departments, and teachers attended the event. The programme highlighted the importance of protecting our planet and encouraged everyone to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives.

The Acting Principal, Mohammad Azam Khan, addressed the gathering with an inspiring message, highlighting critical environmental challenges such as pollution, climate change, and resource depletion. He encouraged students to adopt small yet meaningful actions to protect nature and emphasized the importance of becoming environmentally conscious citizens who contribute positively toward a sustainable future.

One of the special highlights of the programme was the installation of the office bearers of the Ideal Eco Club, recognizing the commitment and dedication of student members toward environmental initiatives. Students from both the Morning and Evening Sessions presented songs and dances based on environmental themes. A key highlight of the World Environment Day celebration was the release of the Eco Club Magazine.

The World Environment Day programme not only educated students about environmental issues but also inspired them to take meaningful steps toward building a greener and more sustainable future.