JGIS had the privilege of hosting a team of talented international artists on 3rd February, 2026, offering students a unique opportunity to experience the richness of global music, folk dance, and culture. The performances created an atmosphere filled with rhythm, creativity, and cultural appreciation.
The students of classes VII and VIII embarked on an enlightening educational field trip to the Highest Judicial Authority of Gujarat, the Honorable High Court of Gujarat in Ahmedabad on 3rd and 4th February, 2026 respectively. The visit offered a unique opportunity to witness live court proceedings, interact with judicial personnel, and gain insights into the functioning of India's legal framework. Students were thrilled by the immersive experience, which bridged classroom lessons on civics, law, and governance with practical observation.
JG International School (JGIS) proudly inaugurated the JG Cup 2026 – Under 15 Football Tournament marking the return of one of Gujarat’s most respected grassroots football events. First introduced in 2010 as Gujarat’s first floodlit school football tournament, the JG Cup returns as JG Cup 2.0, with continued support from the Ahmedabad District Football Association (ADFA).
The students of Nursery visited the Science City Aquatic Gallery on 29th January, 2026, as part of their theme based learning. The visit was planned to provide children with real-life exposure and experiential learning beyond the classroom environment.
As part of the educational field trip under the theme Incredible India, students visited the Hutheesing Jain Temple and the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Memorial on 28th January, 2026. The visit to Hutheesing Jain Temple helped students admire India’s rich architectural heritage and intricate carvings. Students observed the calm and serene environment of the temple and learned the importance of respect, silence, and spiritual harmony.
The Senior KG students undertook an educational visit to Samruddh Dairy, Ahmedabad on 27th January, 2026 with the objective to understand the journey of milk from the first stage to the store shelves. The visit provided students with firsthand exposure to the various stages of milk production, including collection, testing, processing and packaging, all carried out in a hygienic and safe environment.
JG International School commemorated the 77th Republic Day of India on 26th January, 2026, with a vibrant celebration reflecting patriotism and India’s rich cultural heritage.
JG International School organized its Annual Open House and Activity Display titled “Expressions – An Arena of Creations and Innovations” on 24th January, 2026. The event provided a vibrant platform for students to showcase their creativity, innovation and co-curricular talents nurtured throughout the academic year.
The school Auditorium resonated with calm and positivity as students of Classes X, XII, AS, and A Level gathered for the Blessing Ceremony on Wednesday, 21st January, 2026. The ceremony opened with a blessing song presented by the students, establishing a contemplative mood.
Unity in Action, Talent on Display, Triumph on the Track
JG International School celebrated its Annual Sports Day on 9th January 2026, igniting the spirit of teamwork, resilience and sportsmanship among students.
As part of the Money Unit, the students of Class - II learned the value of hard-earned money by performing simple chores at home. They then used their savings to organise a Chaat Sale, gaining firsthand experience in earning, saving and responsible spending.
A Celebration of Talent, Culture and Confidence
JG International School celebrated its 22nd Annual Day Programme on Tuesday, 23rd December, 2025, marking over two decades of educational excellence and growth. The occasion brought together students, parents and distinguished guests for an evening of pride and joy, beginning with a soulful invocation.
JG International School is delighted to share a moment of immense pride and joy for our school community.
On 28th November 2025, the students of IBDP I and II from JG International School participated in a meaningful CAS experiential trip to Polo Forest. The visit provided a balanced platform for students to engage with all three CAS strands—Creativity, Activity and Service—while achieving all seven CAS learning outcomes.
The students of Class V embarked on an exciting experiential learning visit to the Astronomy and Space Science Gallery at Science City, Ahmedabad, on 28th November 2025, as part of their science curriculum on “Eclipses”. The trip offered a wonderful opportunity to move beyond textbooks and witness scientific concepts come alive.