The school year, event by event.
Fifteen events the school holds every year, each with a page of its own. Four fall on fixed dates; the school announces the rest, as notices and on the parent portal.

The days the whole school comes together.
Five days a year the whole school is in one place: on the field, in the courtyard, in the hall.
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Annual Sports Day
The march past, the displays and the races, with every class on the school field.
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Pohela Boishakh
The Bengali new year, with an alpona in the courtyard, folk art and dance.
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Science and Technology Fair
Student projects, experiments and models at stalls in the hall.
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Annual Cultural Programme
The school's largest performance event: music, dance and drama.
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Graduation Ceremony
The O Level and A Level graduates, in caps, gowns and maroon sashes.
Every one of these five days happens on the school's own field, in its courtyard or in its multipurpose hall.
From the school's prospectus (May 2026), its activities page and its photograph albums.
July to June, in two semesters.
The first semester runs July to December and the second January to June. A written examination closes each one. Only the national days have fixed dates; the school announces every other event, as a notice and on the parent portal.
First semester
July to December- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Oct
- Nov
- Dec
- 16Victory Day
- A written examination closes the semester
Second semester
January to June- Jan
- Feb
- Mar
- Apr
- May
- Jun
- A written examination closes the semester
Announced each year, as a notice
First semester
July to December- Teaching, class tests, class work marking and homework, all followed on the portal.
- A formal written examination at the end; progress reports follow.
Second semester
January to June- Teaching continues. Class VIII students choose their O Level elective subjects.
- A formal written examination at the end; promotion decisions follow.
Through the year
Both semesters- Parents-Teachers Meetings, announced at suitable intervals.
- The events on this page, each announced by the school.
Dates reach families as notices from the school; urgent notices also go by SMS and email; the academic calendar and upcoming events are on the parent portal.
Notices Portalcurrent site (opens in a new tab)
From the school's prospectus (May 2026). Months marked "on record" are the most recent the school's albums give; nothing else is placed on the strip.
Fifteen events, four kinds.
The five days above, and ten more, each with a page of its own.
Academic7
- Science and Technology FairAnnounced each yearStudent projects, experiments and models at stalls in the hall.
- Graduation CeremonyAnnounced each yearThe graduates of O Level and A Level, in caps, gowns and maroon sashes.
- Orientation DayAnnounced each yearA day that introduces students and families to the school year.
- Book FairAnnounced each yearA fair of books, beside the library lessons of every class.
- Education FairAnnounced each yearBeside the school's guidance on studying further.
- Business WeekAnnounced each yearFor the business subjects and the Business Club.
- Study TourAnnounced each yearField trips and outings, with parents' permission.
Culture4
- Pohela Boishakh14 AprilThe Bengali new year, celebrated across the school, with an alpona in the courtyard.
- Annual Cultural ProgrammeAnnounced each yearThe school's largest performance event: music, dance and drama on stage.
- Annual DramaAnnounced each yearDrama on the hall stage, from the Drama activity and the Drama Club.
- Annual MiladAnnounced each yearA gathering for prayer and recitation, held each year.
National days3
Sports1
Only the national days fall on a fixed date. The school announces the date of every other event each year. The school's own activities page also names community service and student workshops; they have no page yet.
From the school's prospectus (May 2026), "Yearly events", and its photograph albums.
Where next?
Admissions
Come and see the school.
Call the admissions line for your child's section between 9.00 am and 1.00 pm, or book a visit.
