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Students of MES Indian School delivered an exceptional performance at the World Hindi Day celebrations, organised by the embassy of India in Qatar on January 10 at the DPS-Modern Indian School.The event witnessed the active participation of MES students representing various linguistic communities, who came together to showcase the richness and global significance of the Hindi language.**media[404612]**Their confidence, cultural insight, and linguistic prowess were prominently displayed through a series of engaging activities conducted by the embassy to promote Hindi as a global language.During the felicitation ceremony, department of Hindi co-ordinator Rajendran S and faculty member Bijimol were honoured with a shawl in recognition of their significant contributions to promoting the Hindi language among students.**media[404613]**Indian ambassador Vipul lauded their commitment to fostering linguistic appreciation and cultural enrichment through Hindi language.The programme also featured a well-crafted Hindi song, written by Rajendran S, which captured the cultural essence and literary value of the language. A video presentation, edited by Bijimol, added visual charm to the performance, earning admiration from the audience.The event highlighted the school’s commitment to nurturing linguistic talents and promoting language and culture on international platforms, as well as its significant role in fostering cultural unity beyond borders.**media[404614]**A team of 15 teachers, eight students, and their parents represented MES Indian School at the programme.The co-ordination of MES activities was effectively carried out by Sameer Pandey and Namitha, under the leadership and guidance of Rajendran S.The celebration was a grand success, serving as a vibrant platform for artistic expression, cultural integration, and linguistic harmony. 

MES Indian School organised an engaging and culturally rich programme on January 8 at the school’s Conference Hall to mark World Hindi Day, igniting students’ interest in learning and appreciating the Hindi language. The programme was presented by students representing diverse linguistic communities from around the world, showcasing the Hindi language's positive influence. The event commenced with an introduction by Sameer Pandey, a member of the faculty in the department of Hindi, and a welcome address delivered by Aariz Mazood Khan (class VIII-G). In her inaugural address, Dr Hameeda Kadar, principal of MES Indian School, emphasised the importance of Hindi as a powerful medium of expression and a symbol of cultural identity and national pride. **media[404637]** She encouraged students to embrace the language and its literary heritage with enthusiasm and commitment. The celebration was enlivened by a cultural programme presented by students from the boys’, girls’, and junior sections. The performances included inspiring speeches, melodious group songs, and graceful dance presentations, all reflecting the beauty and richness of the Hindi language and culture. **media[404638]** Teacher Mohamed Elsayed Ibrahim highlighted the Hindi language’s growing global presence while Rajendran S, co-ordinator of the Hindi department, captivated the audience with a heartfelt poem and delivered an inspiring message. He encouraged students to develop a deep-rooted passion for the Hindi language. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Khan Omer Ahmed, followed by the national anthem sung by the school choir. The celebration was attended by school officials, teachers, and students from all sections, whose participation contributed to the event's resounding success. It served as a vibrant reminder of the importance of linguistic pride and cultural unity through Hindi. 

Athwif Abdulla (Grade XI G) of MES Indian School represented the Central Board of Secondary Education in the 69th National School Games in athletics under-19 category, from November 26 to 30, in Haryana, under the aegis of the School Games Federation of India. Competing in 100m, he was awarded the 'High Priority Certificate', an honour officially endorsed by the Government of India, reserved for athletes demonstrating excellence and sportsmanship at the national level. He was coached by Steeson K Mathew. 

MES Indian School inaugurated Innovex - 2025, a science, mathematics, and art exhibition, at the Girls’ Section, alongside a Science Expo, at the Junior Section. The aim was to foster inquiry-based learning, creativity, and innovation among students across academic levels. University of Doha for Science and Technology faculty members Dr Salmiah Ahmad (Professor, Electrical Engineering Department - for Automation and Control Systems) and Dr Luay Hussein (Engineering professor, Mechanical Engineering) were the chief guest and guest of honour, respectively. MES founder member Mohammad Ali K P and other members of the school governing board were present. Dr Ahmad inspired the young minds to remain bold in their thinking and proactive in their pursuit of scientific discovery so as to thrive in the ever-evolving world of science and technology. Students must nurture curiosity, embrace change, and think beyond the ordinary, she advised. There was an array of over 2,000 exhibits across four categories, featuring working models, and artistic expressions. In the Junior Section, a total of 64 classrooms were transformed into innovation hubs, where students displayed their projects. Earlier, head girl Hadiya Hashim welcomed the gathering. Lia Rolland and Ayesha Nidhal from the Department of Chemistry, co-ordinated the event.

The 51st Annual Athletic Meet at MES Indian School had renowned sprinter Femi Seun Ogunode as the chief guest at the opening ceremony. In his keynote address, he emphasised the importance of commitment and dedication in sports. Badarudhin Gulam Mohiyuddin, director of sports, MES Governing Board and a guest of honour, officially declared the meet open. Mustafa Raafat Habib was the other guest of honour. The ceremony commenced with the march past, oath-taking, and the Olympic torch run. The sports oath was administered by sports captain Adnan Ashraf. The opening ceremony also featured special cultural and thematic performances by students from the Girls’, Junior, and Boys’ sections. The ‘Wings of Wonder’ welcome dance was presented by the Girls’ Section under the guidance of Mariam Sameer. The ‘Flex Beat’ display by the Boys’ Section was led by Binoy K K, and the ‘Little Umbrella, Little Feet’ dance by the Junior Section directed by Reshma C A. Salim J Nadaf, co-ordinator, of the Department of Physical Education, co-ordinated the meet in collaboration with faculty members. Head prefect Nimisha Liz Abraham welcomed the gathering and head boy Kamaal Bhadran proposed a vote of thanks. Principal Dr Hameeda Kadar congratulated all participants and winners, and appreciated the efforts of the Physical Education Department, teachers, and student volunteers.

MES Indian School is all set to embrace the latest development of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to introduce the Open Book Assessment for students.The new method is aimed at encouraging competency-based learning and critical thinking instead of memorisation, thus enabling the students to receive a well-rounded and more comprehensive learning experience.The most important theme of the Open Book Assessment is to assess students based on their capacity to comprehend and apply concepts rather than memorise facts.The students can use their textbooks while administering the test, which promotes deeper learning of the subject matter and develops analytical skills.This and future-oriented education process allows students to build critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and develop an interest in studies more profoundly.“As a leading educational institution in Qatar, we ascertain that learning could be more than memorisation and recollection of facts. Open Book Assessment programme aligns perfectly with our school’s vision of providing a balanced and rewarding learning experience,” remarked principal Dr Hameeda Kadar.

The governing board of MES Indian School for the term 2025–2027 officially took charge on September 1, ushering the institution into its next phase of growth and service while building on the efforts of the outgoing committee.The members of the new governing board are B M Sidhique (president), Kashif Jaleel (senior vice president), Fasalu P P (vice president), Dr Najeeb K P (general secretary), Aneesh P A (deputy general secretary), Firos Kolathayil (secretary) and Usman A T (treasurer).The directors of various committees are Ahamed Isham, Ansar T K, Ashraf Sharafudheen P T, Badarudheen Gulam Mohiyuddin, Faisal Mayan, Hashim N M, Hazmal Ismail, Najeeb M A, Sajeeb bin Abutty, and Shaheed Alungath. P K Nazeer and Saad Musthafa will serve as directors representing the GCC region committee.“The new committee members are committed to carrying forward the rich legacy of MES Indian School and fostering a culture of academic achievement and personal growth among the students. We aim to foster innovation, inclusivity, and high-quality education through our initiatives,” said Sidhique.The new committee has pledged to promote and upgrade the existing facilities in the forthcoming years with a collective commitment to strengthening the school further by enhancing community engagement and ensuring sustainable growth, a statement added.