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  • University Visit - 2025

    JG International School welcomed representatives from 12 Foreign Universities for an enriching interactive session with students from grades IX to XII on Thursday, 3rd April 2025. During the event, the representatives shared detailed insights into the diverse academic programs offered by their institutions, along with the promising career opportunities available for students.

  • Cambridge International Education Master Class – 2025

    The inaugural Cambridge International Education Master Class was held at JG International School (JGIS), Ahmedabad on Friday, 21st February, 2025. The event was graced by the distinguished representatives from Cambridge International and JGIS, including Mr. Arpit Sharma, Manager for Central India and Gujarat at Cambridge International, Ms. Shamim Chowdhury, Regional Manager for Recognition and Policy – South Asia at Cambridge International, Dr. Kavita Sharma, Principal at JGIS, Dr. Rekha Anil, Head of Admin and HR and Ms.

  • Lit Fest (Class - VIII) - 2025

    A Journey through Wonder and Treasure Island

    On the 12th February, 2025, the eighth day of the JGIS Lit Fest, the talented young performers of Class VIII presented a captivating dual performance that left the audience spellbound. The first play, Wonder by R.J. Palacio, beautifully portrayed the poignant journey of an ordinary boy with an extraordinary face. Through their heartfelt expressions and actions, the students skillfully evoked deep emotions, emphasizing the themes of kindness, empathy and acceptance.

  • Lit Fest (Class - VII) - 2025

    A celebration of literature, culture and creativity!

    On the 11th February, 2025, the seventh day of the JGIS Lit Fest came alive with a beautiful and evocative stage performance, bringing to life the timeless works of “The Very Best of Rabindranath Tagore” and “The Best of O. Henry”. The Class VII students delivered remarkable performances, infusing these iconic literary pieces with vibrancy, emotion and creativity.

     

  • Lit Fest (Class - VI) - 2025

    Reliving the Magic of Shakespeare!

    On 10th February 2025, the talented students of Class VI captivated the audience into the wondrous world of Shakespeare, where every word sparkled with creativity and every story came alive in the most unforgettable way.

     

    The occasion was graced by the distinguished Ms. Elizabeth Verghese, Former Deputy General Manager at RBI, as the Chief Guest.

     

  • Lit Fest (Class - V) - 2025

    The talented Class V students delivered another unforgettable day of literary brilliance with a heartwarming portrayal of “Charlotte’s Web” story by E.B. White on the 7th February, 2025. The esteemed Ms. Raksha Bharadia, an author, editor, columnist and speaker, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, adding to the significance of the day.

  • Lit Fest (Class - I) - 2025

    On the 4th day of the JGIS Fest, Class I students performed The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde on 6th February 2025. With Dr. Falguni Vasavada, Professor at MICA, as the Chief Guest, the students captivated the audience by bringing the novel to life through expressive acting, dynamic body language and confident narration. Their energetic performance, enhanced by dancers, left a lasting impression on all present, showcasing their remarkable talent and creativity.

  • Lit Fest (Class - II) - 2025

    The students of Class II brought the timeless tale of “Fantastic Mr. Fox” by Roald Dahl to life with remarkable flair on 5th February 2025. Through their vibrant performances, they skillfully transformed the words on a page into dynamic expressions of creativity and imagination, allowing the essence of the story to come alive in ways that were both educational and profoundly meaningful.