On 19th February, 2026, marking the culmination of the JGIS Fest, the students of Class I staged a graceful and heartfelt rendition of “The Selfish Giant” by Oscar Wilde. The performance reflected thoughtful preparation and a deep understanding of the story’s emotional core. Through expressive gestures, confident dialogue delivery, and coordinated stage movements, the young actors transformed the classic tale into a compelling theatrical experience.
The students of Class- II presented a delightful adaptation of “Fantastic Mr. Fox” by Roald Dahl on 18th February, 2026. The young performers brought the timeless story to life through a well-coordinated blend of drama, dialogue and expressive movement, reflecting both their creativity and dedicated preparation. Their confident stage presence and clear articulation demonstrated commendable effort and teamwork.
The JGIS Lit Fest was a visual delight, as the students of Class IV staged a spectacular performance of “Peter Pan” by J. M. Barrie on 16th February, 2026. The presentation was an extraordinary display of talent, enthusiasm and dedication.
Mr. Satyendra Parmar, Theatre Director, Researcher and Mentor, graced the occasion with his esteemed presence. Impeccable acting combined with vibrant dance sequences left the audience mesmerized. The students brought the timeless tale of Peter Pan to life in a captivating and engaging manner.
We were delighted to embark on yet another literary adventure with a spellbinding presentation by the students of Class III. On Friday, 13th February, 2026, they brought to life the novel James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl, transforming the magical tale into a vibrant stage performance. Ms. Reena Makhjian, Senior Language Educator, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest for the day.
JGIS Lit Fest brought an engaging and memorable literary session presented by the students of Class VIII, celebrating the magic of storytelling through Wonder and Treasure Island. On 12th February, 2026, our students stepped beyond textbooks and into timeless adventures through captivating dual performances that left the audience spellbound.
On 11th February, 2026, the third day of the JGIS Lit Fest came alive with a beautiful and evocative stage performance that brought timeless literary classics to life. The students of Class VII staged Tagore’s “Master Moshai,” showcasing the essence of true mentorship and O. Henry’s “The Gift of the Magi,” highlighting the power of selfless love and sacrifice.
Reliving the Magic of Shakespeare!
Where classics come alive and imagination takes centre stage
As part of Day 2 – the students of Class VI, presented King Lear, a timeless Shakespearean masterpiece adapted into a story by Charles Lamb and Mary Lamb on 10th February, 2026. The young performers transported the audience into the enchanting world of Shakespeare, where expressive dialogue, creativity and storytelling brought the classic to life in an unforgettable manner.
At JG International School, stories took centre stage as the 7th Edition of JGIS LitFest 2026 unfolded, celebrating the power of storytelling to express ideas, emotions and experiences.
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.
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.