Lotus Valley International School Noida

Inter-House Sports Championship 2026

The spirit of teamwork, resilience, and sportsmanship came alive as the students of Classes X and XII enthusiastically participated in the Inter-House Cricket and Basketball Tournament. The matches witnessed remarkable energy, determination, and healthy competition, with students displaying exceptional skill and team spirit on the field and court.
🏏 Inter-House Cricket Results
🥇 Pisa House
🥈 Nalanda House
🥉 Alexandria House
Pisa House emerged victorious with an impressive performance, while Nalanda and Alexandria Houses showcased commendable grit and sportsmanship throughout the tournament.
🏀 Basketball Boys Results
🥇 Pisa House
🥈 Alexandria House
🥉 Takshila House
The Boys’ Basketball Tournament was marked by thrilling encounters, strategic gameplay, and outstanding coordination among teams, making every match exciting and competitive.
🏀 Basketball Girls Results
🥇 Alexandria House
🥈 Nalanda House
🥉 Pisa House
The Girls’ Basketball Tournament highlighted confidence, agility, and remarkable teamwork, with Alexandria House securing the championship title after a series of spirited performances.
The tournament not only celebrated athletic excellence but also reinforced the values of discipline, perseverance, leadership, and camaraderie among students.

Congratulations to all the winners and participants for their enthusiastic participation and exemplary sportsmanship!

Inter-School Football Tournament 2026

Our young and energetic U-14 and U-18 Boys’ Football Teams proudly participated in the Inter-School Football Tournament hosted by Pragyan School from 27–30 April 2026. Displaying exceptional teamwork, determination, and sportsmanship, both teams delivered commendable performances throughout the tournament.
🥉 U-14 Boys Team secured the Second Runner-Up Position, showcasing remarkable coordination, resilience, and fighting spirit on the field.
Team Members:
Samarth Sharma, Aarav Gupta, Vihaan Thakur, Vihaan Katarki, Rayaan Nehru, Daksh Sharma, Kavish Sinha, Ronav Nanda, Vivaan Puthi, Vihaan Suri, Mantr, Ayaan Chaudhary, Rudrr Singh, Hridhaan Sharma, Vyan Aggarwal, and Samar Chotra.
🥈 U-18 Boys Team emerged as the Runner-Up, demonstrating outstanding skill, discipline, and competitive zeal against strong contenders.
Team Members:
Sahastraksh Yadav, Yashas Anand, Reuben Chadha, Jay Joshi, Aarav Gupta, Ahaan Thapliyal, Akshat Tiwari, Ayaan Mehra, Shresth Bhati, Arav Chaudhary, Devang Vashisht, Athar Rajput, Arihaan Singh Parihar, Tavish Dev, and Aarav Sadhoo.
The tournament provided an excellent platform for students to hone their sporting abilities, build camaraderie, and uphold the true spirit of the game. Their dedication, perseverance, and passion for football brought pride to the school community.

Congratulations to all the players and coaches for their remarkable achievement and spirited participation!

Inter-School Basketball Tournament 2026

The Lotus Valley International School, Noida U-14 Girls and U-18 Boys Basketball Teams participated with great enthusiasm and determination in the Inter-School Basketball Tournament organised by Pragyan School from 28 April to 05 May 2026. The tournament witnessed spirited performances, exemplary teamwork, and remarkable sportsmanship from all participants.
🥇 U-14 Girls Team brought laurels to the school by securing the First Position with an outstanding display of coordination, confidence, and skill on the court.
Team Members:
Drishti Bakshi, Zyna Chanel, Ananyashree Rajput, Saanvi Gupta, Yati Sharma, Samriddhi Gupta, Kenaisha Tripathi, Kaavya Bhatia, Priyana Khanna, Ahana Goyal, Aamna Bano, and Siddhiksha Verma.
🥉 U-18 Boys Team showcased grit and determination to secure the Second Runner-Up Position, delivering commendable performances throughout the tournament.
Team Members:
Aadit Kumar, Yashas Anand, Rudraansh Khanna, Daksh Bharitya, Ranveer Singh, Darsh Pratim Jain, Hridhaan Sahni, Nityant Singh, Ayaan Sharma, Ojas Maskara, Vedant Sinha, and Neerav Srivastav.
The tournament served as a wonderful platform for students to strengthen their athletic abilities, team spirit, and resilience while upholding the true essence of sportsmanship.

Congratulations to all the players and coaches for their dedication, perseverance, and remarkable achievement!

🌱 Building Strong Foundations for Every Child 🌱
On 21st May, the School Counsellor, Ms. Rythm Verma, conducted an insightful and engaging workshop for the Early Primary and Pre-Primary teachers on the topic “Understanding the Counselling Process.”
The session focused on empowering educators to identify and support the emotional, social, cognitive, and behavioural needs of young learners through timely observation and intervention. Teachers explored key aspects such as:
✨ Understanding developmental milestones in children aged 3–6
✨ Recognising behavioural patterns that may require attention
✨ The importance of observation, documentation, and parent communication
✨ The process of referral and collaboration with counsellors
✨ The role of the Centre for Learning Enhancement (CLE) in supporting holistic child development
Through interactive discussions and practical insights, the workshop highlighted how teachers play a crucial role in creating a nurturing, inclusive, and emotionally safe learning environment for every child.
The session served as a meaningful step towards strengthening collaboration between teachers, parents, and counsellors to ensure the overall well-being and growth of students.

“Science and technology revolutionize our lives, but memory, tradition and myth frame our response.”

To commemorate National Technology Day, a special assembly was conducted by Class IX Aravallis on 20 May 2026. The presentation highlighted the significance of science, innovation, and technology in shaping modern India and inspiring future generations.
The assembly featured a thoughtful speech, Thought of the Day, an engaging book review, a captivating role play, and an inspiring presentation showcasing India’s remarkable technological achievements. Through their confident and meaningful presentation, the students beautifully emphasised the role of technology in nation-building and progress.
The assembly proved to be an enriching and engaging experience for all.

Nurturing Hearts Before Minds

On 19th May 2026, a workshop titled “Nurturing Hearts Before Minds” was conducted by Headmistres, Pre Primary Ms. Ekta Sachdev. The session focused on the importance of emotional intelligence in the classroom and emphasized how teachers can nurture children’s emotions before academics.
The workshop began with an engaging warm-up activity, “Name the Colour, Not the Word,” in which all teachers participated enthusiastically. Through this interactive game, the participants experienced the importance of focus, self-control and mindful responses. Ms. Ekta Sachdev then introduced the thought-provoking concept: “Emotion is Communication – Pause – Think – Respond.” She highlighted how children’s emotions often reflect their inner needs and how teachers play a significant role in responding with empathy and understanding.
The session further involved teachers in hypothetical classroom situations presented through roleplays and sketches. These activities encouraged participants to reflect on different classroom behaviours and explore thoughtful ways of responding to children with patience and emotional sensitivity. Teachers actively collaborated and shared ideas, making the workshop highly engaging and meaningful.
An especially heartwarming segment of the workshop encouraged participants to reflect on their favourite teacher and the lasting impression that educator had left on their lives. This meaningful activity helped teachers realise the profound role educators play in shaping not only a child’s academic journey but also their emotional growth, self-esteem and sense of belonging.
The workshop concluded with an inspiring TED Talk that reinforced the importance of emotional intelligence in creating emotionally safe and supportive classrooms where children feel valued, heard and encouraged to learn.
Overall, the workshop served as a meaningful reminder that when educators lead with empathy, patience and understanding, they create classrooms where children not only learn better but also grow into emotionally secure and confident individuals.