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Message From The Principal’s Desk Editorial Board’s Message Maxfort In News Expanding Peripheries Of Intellect Achiever’s Club Smart Biz Excursion • A Visit to Temple • Movie Screening Spectacular Turn Of Events • Orientation Day • Ambedkar Jayanti • Earth Day • Labour Day • Mothers Day • Summer Camp • Kargil Vijay Diwas • Science exposition • Independence Day • Scholar Day • Janmashtami • Teacher’s Day • Hindi Diwas
Message from The Principal’s Desk "Every new term is a blank page, waiting to be filled with effort, curiosity and courage." Dear Readers, It gives me immense joy to welcome you all to the very first edition of our E-Magazine, Max News, for this academic session. A new term always brings with it a sense of renewed energy, fresh goals and countless possibilities for our students and staff alike. At Maxfort School, Paschim Vihar, our constant endeavour is to nurture well-rounded individuals who are not only academically strong but also confident, compassionate and future-ready. Our teachers continue to reimagine their classrooms, blending sound pedagogy with new-age tools, so that every child finds a space to learn, question and grow. This first term has already been marked by enthusiastic participation from our students across academics, sports, and co-curricular activities, and I take this opportunity to congratulate our newly elected Student Council for the session. I am confident they will lead by example and inspire their peers to strive for excellence. I encourage every reader — students, parents and staff — to browse through this edition and celebrate the achievements, big and small, that make our Maxfort family proud. Wishing you all a fruitful and rewarding term ahead. Dr. Neera Emmanuel Principal Maxfort School, Paschim Vihar
Editorial Board’s Message
A school magazine is more than a collection of pages—it is a reflection of the ideas, imagination, achievements and aspirations that make a school truly vibrant. ‘Max News’ is our endeavour to capture these moments and give every Maxfortian a space to express, create and celebrate. Every article, photograph, artwork and achievement featured in these pages represents a story worth telling. This edition brings together the enthusiasm of our students, the dedication of our teachers and the spirit of collaboration that continues to shape our school community. Behind every successful edition lies a journey of planning, discussions, editing, designing and countless revisions. It has been a rewarding experience to witness ideas take shape and transform into a magazine that we can proudly present to our readers. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Principal, Dr Neera Emmanuel, for her constant encouragement, trust and support. We are equally grateful to our teachers, students and the entire Maxfort family whose contributions have given this magazine its character and spirit. A special appreciation goes to our creative and design team for bringing every page to life with their vision and attention to detail. As you turn these pages, we hope you discover stories that inspire, achievements that make you proud, ideas that spark curiosity and memories that stay with you. Here’s to celebrating the spirit of Maxfort, where every voice matters, every talent finds a platform, and every achievement becomes a story worth remembering. Regards Editorial Board
Maxfort School created waves by hitting the headlines in the leading newspaper Hindustan Times. Regional Level Spell Bee Competition Date- 15th July, 20261
Scholars’ Day 2026, Senior-Wing Date- 7th September, 20262
Scholars’ Day 2026, Senior-Wing Date- 18th September, 20263
Expanding Peripheries of Intellect
Workshop Title: ERP Training Organized By: ERP Team Date(s): 1st April 2026 Participants: Teachers & Faculty Members Workshop Title: Exploring STEM — Myths, Methods & NEP 2020 Organized By: STEM Workshop Date(s): 1st April 2026 Participants: Teachers & Faculty Members Workshop Title: Digital Training Session – Social Science Organized By: Macmillan Education Date(s): 1st April 2026 Meant for: Teachers
Workshop Title: The Heart of the Class: Soul of Teaching Organized By: Ms. Sumedha Sahni, PGT-Psychology, School Counsellor Date(s): 2nd April 2026 Participants: Teachers Workshop Title: School Career Counselors Meet Organized By: EDU TV Date(s): 2nd April 2026 Participants: Students Workshop Title: Digital Assets Implementation Training (Ratna Sagar) Organized By: Ratna Sagar Date(s): 9th April 2026 Participants: Social
Workshop Title: Masterclass on Life in Outer Space (Astrobiology) Organized By: SPACE India Date(s): 22nd April, 26 Participants: Students Workshop Title: Exploring E-Resources for Science & Social Studies (Grades 3–8) Organized By: Ratna Sagar Pvt. Ltd. Date(s): 24th April, 2026 Participants: Teachers of Science & Social Studies (Grades 3–8) Workshop Title: Life Skills and Mental Health Organised By: CBSE Date(s): 24 April 2026 Participants: Teachers & Faculty Members
Workshop Title: Vyakaran Vibhor Organised By: Shiksha Deep Date(s): 8th May 2026 Participants: Hindi Teachers Workshop Title: Phonics for Foundation Stage Organised By: Cambridge Foundation Date(s): 18th May 2026 Participants: Classes Nursery to II Workshop Title: Madhubun Hindi Literature Product Training Organised By: Madhubun Educational Books Date(s): 20th May 2026 Participants: Hindi Teachers
Workshop Title: Understanding the New Cambridge English Framework & Curriculum Updates Organised By: Divyank Goel (Master in English and Phonics Trainer certified from British Council Date(s): 22nd May 2026 Participants: English Teachers (Grades 1–9) Workshop Title: Oxford Product Training Workshop Organised By: Oxford University Press Date: 27thMay,2026 Participants: EVS Grade 1 & 2 Teachers, Mathematics Teachers (Grades 1–8) Workshop Title: Psychology and Mental Health 2026-27 Date – 1st June 2026 to 6th June 2026 Organized by: Department of Mental Health and Behavioural Sciences, Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh Participants: Grade XI–XII Students
Workshop Title: Computational Thinking and Artificial Intelligence Resource Person: Ms. Vidhi Singhal Date: 10th July,2026 Participants: Ms Gurvinder Kaur, Ms Pooja, Ms Priyanka Kapoor Organized by: Rachna Sagar Private Limited Date: 09th July 2026 Organized by: Mr. Naman Jain Participants: Ms Arsimrat Kaur Workshop Title: - Practical Steps for Schools and Colleges to Reduce Particulate Matter Pollution" ORAGNIZED BY – Department of Environment, GNCTD and DPCC. RESOURCE PERSON- Sh. Anand Tiwari (Special Secretary, Environment) and Mrs. Sandeep Mishra (Member Secretary, DPCC). DATE-14th July 2026 Participants -Teachers
Workshop Title: - Time Management for Class XIth & XIIth, How to Study/Manage Time ORAGNIZED BY – T.I.M.E RESOURCE PERSON- Mr. Pawan Kumar DATE-16th July, 202 Participants -100 students from classes XI & XII Workshop Title: Online Parent Awareness Program: "Together for Child Safety" Resource Person: School Counsellor, Ms. Sumedha Sahni Date: 18th July 2026 Participants: Parents of Classes 1–12, Maxfort School
Workshop Title: Professional Excellence – Expectations from Staff and School Culture (2026–27) Resource Person: Dr. Neera Emmanuel, Principal Ma'am Date: 18th July 2026 Participants: Teachers Workshop Title: - Protective Partnership with Parents in Raising Resilient Learners ORAGNIZED BY – UNMEED RESOURCE PERSON- MS. SALONY PRIYA (DIRECTOR, UNMEED) DATE-25th July, 2026 Participants -Teachers Workshop Title: My School for Earth -A Global Sustainability Initiative for Student-Led Climate Action Date: 10th August 2026 Organized by: iSTEP Mentors in collaboration with the University of Melbourne Participant: Ms. Rashmi Khurana
Achiever’s Club
SHOW AND TELL COMPETITION (COMMUNITY HELPERS) The Primary Wing conducted a “Show and Tell Competition” on the topic Community Helpers with great enthusiasm and participation from the students. The objective of the competition was to enhance the speaking skills, confidence, and communication abilities of the children while helping them understand the importance of community helpers in our daily lives. The students came dressed as different community helpers such as doctors, teachers, police officers, firefighters, chefs, and postmen. They spoke confidently about the roles and responsibilities of their chosen community helper and explained how these people help society. The competition provided a wonderful platform for the children to express themselves creatively and improve their stage confidence. The efforts of the participants were highly appreciated by the judges and teachers. The event was informative, enjoyable, and successful in encouraging public speaking among the students.
SHOW AND TELL COMPETITION (MYSELF) The Primary Wing conducted a “Competition” on the topic Myself with great enthusiasm and participation from the students. The objective of the competition was to enhance the speaking skills, confidence, and communication abilities of the children . The competition provided a wonderful platform for the children to express themselves creatively and improve their stage confidence. The efforts of the participants were highly appreciated by the judges and teachers. The event was informative, enjoyable, and successful in encouraging public speaking among the students.
DANCE COMPETITION A Dance Competition was organised for the students of Pre-School and Pre-Primary on 17th July 2026 with the aim of providing young learners an opportunity to express themselves through music, movement and rhythm. The event created a lively and cheerful atmosphere, with the children participating with great excitement and enthusiasm. The competition provided a platform for the little ones to showcase their creativity, confidence, coordination and performing skills. The students came dressed in colourful and attractive costumes, adding vibrancy to the event. They performed with great energy and followed the beats and movements with enthusiasm. The activity also encouraged children to overcome stage hesitation and develop selfconfidence, body coordination, rhythm awareness and social interaction skills. Teachers guided and encouraged the participants throughout the preparation and performance, ensuring that every child felt motivated and comfortable. The performances were appreciated by the teachers and everyone present. Each participant displayed great enthusiasm and made the event enjoyable and memorable. The competition successfully promoted joyful learning, creativity and confidence among the young learners while giving them a valuable opportunity to express themselves freely through dance. Overall, the Dance Competition was a fun-filled and enriching experience for the Pre-School and Pre-Primary students, leaving them with happy memories and a sense of achievement.
A Colouring Competition was organised for the students of Pre-School and Pre-Primary on 18th August 2026. The competition was planned to provide the young learners with an opportunity to express their creativity and imagination through colours in a joyful and engaging environment. The children participated with great enthusiasm and excitement. They carefully coloured the given pictures, experimenting with different shades and combinations while trying to complete their work neatly. The activity encouraged them to develop their fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, concentration and colour recognition. The competition also helped in building confidence, patience and independent working skills among the children. Teachers motivated and encouraged every participant, creating a positive and supportive atmosphere where the children enjoyed the experience without hesitation. Overall, the Colouring Competition was a creative and enriching experience for the young learners. It provided them with a wonderful platform to showcase their artistic abilities while making learning enjoyable and meaningful.
COMPETITION A Colouring Competition was organised for the students of Pre-School and Pre-Primary on 18th August 2026. The competition was planned to provide the young learners with an opportunity to express their creativity and imagination through colours in a joyful and engaging environment. The children participated with great enthusiasm and excitement. They carefully coloured the given pictures, experimenting with different shades and combinations while trying to complete their work neatly. The activity encouraged them to develop their fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, concentration and colour recognition.
The Camel Art Camp was successfully organised on 25th August 2026 in the school premises for students of Grade 1 to Grade 9. The camp provided students with a wonderful opportunity to explore their creativity and express their imagination through art. Students participated enthusiastically in the activity and created colourful and attractive artwork using Camel Oil Pastels. Pre-printed sheets were provided to the students, allowing them to focus on colouring, creativity, and presentation. The activity encouraged students to experiment with colours and develop their artistic skills in a joyful and relaxed environment. The camp was conducted smoothly with the support and guidance of the teachers. Students thoroughly enjoyed the experience and displayed great enthusiasm and creativity throughout the session. Overall, the Camel Art Camp was an engaging and enriching experience that successfully encouraged creativity, imagination, and artistic expression among the students.
A “Best Out of Waste” competition was organised for students of Classes III to V with the aim of nurturing creativity, resourcefulness, and environmental awareness among young learners. The competition encouraged students to think innovatively and repurpose discarded household materials into meaningful and attractive craft items, reinforcing the values of recycling and sustainable living. The competition was designed to sensitise students towards the importance of waste management and recycling, while also providing them a platform to showcase their artistic talent and imagination. It aimed to instil in children an understanding that waste materials, if used creatively, can be transformed into useful and decorative objects, thereby reducing environmental pollution.
COMPETITION DELHI NCR INTERSCHOOL OPEN ROLLER-SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP ORGANIZED BY: AR INDIAN SPORTS ASSOCIATION NIYATHI YEDHU GOLD MEDAL CLASS IV B AMAIRA GOLD MEDAL CLASS III B SAAVI SILVER MEDAL CLASS IV A 37TH DELHI STATE AND 21ST JUNIOR ITF TAEKWONDO CHAMPIONSHIP 2026 ORGANIZED BY: TAEKWONDO FEDERATION OF INDIA DHUN BRONZE MEDAL CLASS V B KRISHANG GOLD MEDAL CLASS III A RIYANSH SILVER MEDAL CLASS III B YUVAN BRONZE MEDAL CLASS III A
YAIPHABA GOLD MEDAL 1st POSITION CLASS II A CHARVI GARG GOLD MEDAL 1st POSITION CLASS IA JAISHA GOLD MEDAL 1st POSITION CLASS II A VIHANN GOLD MEDAL 1st POSITION CLASS II B BAANIPREET GOLD MEDAL MAX DOVE MYSHA GOEL GOLD MEDAL MAX ROSE SHANAYA GOEL GOLD MEDAL MAX ROSE VEDANSH CHOPRA GOLD MEDAL MAX ROSE HINAYA GOEL GOLD MEDAL MAX ROSE TAKSHVI GOLD MEDAL MAX LILY JASMAYRA GOLD MEDAL IST POSITION MAX LILY
CBSE ZONAL COMPETITION AADIT KANWAL CLASS IX B CBSE ZONAL ATHELETE COMPETITION UNDER 14 (600 M RACE) SILVER MEDAL IIND POSITION LEIASHA ARORA CLASS XI A CBSE ZONAL COMPETITION UNDER 17 CHESS COMPETITION IIIRD POSITION Maxploratorium:- Sapt Tatva Bites ANAYA GOEL VI A CONSOLATION SUMUKH VI B CONSOLATION
Smart Biz
Orange Day
Splash Pool Mango Day
Lemonade Making Healthy V/S Junk Food Sorting
Matki Decoration Fun Science Experiments
Veer Gatha- My Hero, My Words Go Green- Plant A Dream
Eco Warrior Draw your personality Activity English Week Activity
Maxfort BBSC Freedom Wall Activity
Math Relay RacePodcast Activity Photo Interpretation
Excursions
A VISIT TO RADHA KRISHNA TEMPLE The students of Pre-School and Pre- Primary visited the Radha Krishna Temple on 31st August 2026. The visit provided them with a peaceful spiritual experience and helped them understand the values of prayer, gratitude, discipline, and respect for our cultural traditions. The students enthusiastically participated in darshan and prayers, making the visit a joyful and memorable learning experience. “When learning meets devotion, every experience becomes a beautiful memory.”
A Recreational Movie Screening was organised for students of Classes II to X in two groups at Janakpuri. Students of Classes VI–X attended the screening on 3 August 2026 at INOX, while Classes II–V attended it on 4 August 2026 at Cinepolis. The programme provided students with an enjoyable opportunity to relax, socialise and spend quality time with their peers and teachers. Students reported to school as per regular timings and travelled to the venues through school-arranged transportation. A contribution of ₹200 per student included popcorn and a soft drink. Students maintained discipline and followed the instructions of the accompanying teachers throughout. The programme was a fun-filled and memorable experience for all.
Spectacular Turn Of Events
An Orientation Day was organised on 2nd April for the Preschool and Pre-Primary sections to warmly welcome the young learners and their parents to the school community. The orientation session introduced parents to the curriculum, teaching- learning practices, routines, and the school’s approach to holistic development. Meanwhile, the little ones enjoyed a range of engaging activities, including tattoo making, jamming, energizers, clay modelling, and recreational games. The event helped the children settle into their new environment, interact with peers, and begin their school journey with joy, excitement, and confidence.
A special assembly celebrating Baisakhi and Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Jayanti was conducted for students of Classes VI–VIII on 13th April 2026. The programme highlighted India’s rich cultural heritage and the values of equality, unity, and hard work. Students delivered speeches on the significance of Baisakhi as a harvest festival and the establishment of the Khalsa Panth by Guru Gobind Singh Ji. They also shared inspiring thoughts on Dr. B. R. Ambedkar’s life and contributions as the architect of the Indian Constitution. The assembly included a melodious song and a heartfelt Baisakhi poem.
An Earth Day Special Assembly was conducted by the students of Classes IX and X on 22 April with great enthusiasm. The assembly aimed to spread awareness about environmental conservation and the importance of protecting our planet. The programme began with an inspiring speech highlighting the significance of Earth Day and eco-friendly habits. Students presented a meaningful poem on nature and performed a skit depicting the harmful effects of pollution, deforestation, and wastage of resources. A melodious song and energetic dance added charm to the programme. The assembly successfully inspired students to adopt greener and sustainable practices.
“He who works diligently need never despair; for all things are accomplished by diligence and labour.” To honour the tireless efforts and invaluable contributions of the labour force, Maxfort School, Paschim Vihar organised a special Labour Day assembly for Classes I–III on 1 May 2026. Through a melodious musical performance, lively dance, and a meaningful skit, students celebrated the dignity of labour. Flowers were presented to the support staff as a heartfelt gesture of appreciation, while the principal’s address inspired students to value every helping hand with respect, gratitude, and empathy. The young learners presented flowers to the school’s helping staff as a heartfelt gesture of appreciation. This simple yet meaningful act created a warm and memorable moment, bringing smiles to both the students and staff and beautifully reflecting the values of gratitude, respect, and kindness.
A mother’s love is the first melody that fills a child’s heart with warmth and joy.” The Pre-Primary and Pre- School Wing celebrated Mother’s Day on 8 May, 2026 with great enthusiasm to honour the unconditional love and dedication of mothers. The celebration featured delightful dance performances, special acts, Cooking Without Flame, a graceful Ramp Walk, and engaging activities. Mothers participated wholeheartedly, creating cherished memories and beautifully strengthening the bond between mothers, children, and the school.
Maxfort School, Paschim Vihar organised Summer Camp 2026 from 18th to 30th May 2026 for children aged 3 to 13 years. The camp offered engaging activities including dance, music, art, sports, creative writing, theatre, science experiments and storytelling. Students also enjoyed recreational sports such as cricket, football, badminton, chess and skating. The camp encouraged creativity, confidence, teamwork and physical fitness, making the summer holidays fun, enriching and productive.
To commemorate Kargil Vijay Diwas, a special assembly was organised on 24 July, 2026 for Classes I–XII to honour the courage and sacrifice of the Indian Armed Forces. Students presented an informative speech, Hindi poem, patriotic song, skit, and dance performance. A Special Pledge reaffirmed their commitment to patriotism and national integrity. The assembly concluded with an inspiring address by Principal Dr. Neera Emmanuel, urging students to uphold discipline, responsibility, and dedication in their lives. “
Maxfort School, Paschim Vihar, successfully organised its Annual Science Exposition 2026 – "Solve for India: Build with Waste" on 1st August 2026 in the school premises. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of Nursery to Class XII, who showcased their creativity, scientific temperament, and commitment towards sustainable living through a wide range of innovative exhibits, working models, experiments, and performances. Solve for India: Build with Waste
An Independence Day Assembly was conducted on 14th August for the students of Classes IV to VIII. The programme was organised with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit.The assembly commenced with the arrival of the Principal Ma’am, who hoisted the National Flag. This was followed by the singing of the National Anthem, Jana Gana Mana, as the students and teachers stood respectfully in its honour. The programme then continued with an Independence Day speech, which highlighted the significance of Independence Day and encouraged students to value the freedom and responsibilities associated with being citizens of the nation. The students presented a patriotic poem, followed by a musical performance that added to the patriotic atmosphere.
Scholars’ Day 2026 was celebrated on 22nd August at Maxfort School, Paschim Vihar, to honour academic excellence, exemplary conduct, and the holistic achievements of students from Classes I–XII. The ceremony was graced by Lt Col Anand N as the Chief Guest. Students of Classes VI– XII were felicitated with awards including Super Achiever, High Achiever, Achiever, and Centum, along with honours for Full Attendance, All-Rounder, Good Behaviour, and Spoken English Excellence. The Junior School celebration featured a captivating skating performance, adding vibrancy and joy to the occasion. Celebrating Minds That Shape Tomorrow.
The school celebrated the auspicious festival of Janmashtami with great devotion and enthusiasm for students of Classes I and II. The celebration was organised to help young learners understand the significance of the festival, connect with Indian culture and traditions, and imbibe the values associated with the life of Lord Krishna. The event aimed to acquaint students with the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of India through the story of Lord Krishna’s birth. It also provided a platform for young children to showcase their talents in speech, recitation, and
A vibrant and memorable Teacher’s Day Special Assembly was organized by the students of Class XII on 3rd September 2026. The primary objective of the event was to honour, celebrate, and express gratitude to the faculty members through a completely student-led initiative. The programme began with the traditional lamp lighting ceremony to invoke positivity and wisdom. This was followed by a heartfelt speech delivered by a student representative, highlighting the invaluable role teachers play in shaping students' lives.
The respected Principal addressed the gathering, expressing deep gratitude to the teachers for their unwavering dedication to student growth and development. The energy of the assembly shifted into high gear with dynamic dance performances presented by two separate groups of Class XII students, dedicated entirely to their teachers. In a touching gesture of respect and affection, the students hosted a unique title ceremony. Personalized titles were presented to both the teaching faculty and administrative staff to acknowledge their unique contributions. The celebration concluded on a sweet note with a collective cake cutting ceremony featuring the principal and all the faculty members. Aligned with the Principal’s Vision, this assembly served as a pilot project for student-led events. Designed to foster responsibility and resilience in the senior batch, the initiative successfully ignited a strong sense of ownership, leadership, team spirit among the students.
ह िं दी हदवस के अवसर पर मैक्स्फोर्ट स्कू ल में ह िं दी भाषा के म त्व , गौरव और समृद्ध हवरासत को सम्माहित करिेे तु हवशेष कार्टक्रम आर्ोहित हकर्ा गर्ा। कार्टक्रम का शुभारिंभ दीप प्रज्व लि से हु आ , हिसके पश्चात प्र ाचार्ट िी िे ह िं दी की समृद्ध साह त्य िक एविं सािंस्कृहतक परिंपरा पर प्र काश डालते हु ए हवद्याहथटर्ोिं को अपिी भाषा के प्र हत सम्माि और गौरव की भाविा रखिे के हलए प्रे ररत हकर्ा। हवद्याहथटर्ोिं िे प्र भावशाली भाषणोिं, मिमो क कहवताओिं और ‘ह िं दीै मारी प चाि’ हवषर् पर प्रे रणादार्क िुक्कड़ िार्क प्रस्तु त हकर्ा। प्रस्तु हतर्ोिं के माध्यम से ह िं दी के म त्व , सािंस्कृहतक प चाि और मातृभाषा के सिंरक्षण का सिंदेश हदर्ा गर्ा। कार्टक्रम में 14 हसतिंबर 1949 को ह िं दी को सिंघ की रािभाषा के रू प में स्व ीकार हकए िािे के ऐहत ाहसक प्र सिंग को भी स्म रण हकर्ा गर्ा। ह िं दुस्त ाि की ै शाि ह िं दुस्त ाि की ै प चाि ह िं दी र हदल का अरमाि ै ह िं दी