Performing & Visual Arts

Fine Art focuses on the acquisition of techniques and skills in order to communicate and express ideas visually. Creativity, innovation and artistic talent are encouraged, along with taking creative risks and learning from mistakes. Our provision in Performing Arts is exciting and well-resourced, with a broad array of activities available, presenting each child with an opportunity to find her/his niche irrespective of their level of ability through activities such as:

• Graphic Design
• Photography
• Drawing & Painting
• Craft
• Indian Vocal
• Indian Dance
• Western Vocal
• Western Dance
• Contemporary Dance
• Drums
• Guitar
• Keyboards
• Harmonium

The Department also coordinates with SPIC MACAY (Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst Youth) and organizes performances of various eminent artists at school.

Students can choose to get associated with any of the clubs and societies in the School. Being involved in these groups, students get an opportunity to develop their communication, organizational and social skills which prove valuable in real world situations. The clubs and societies are headed and conducted by students, whereas the teachers facilitate the respective programmes.

The School engages its pupils with the following Clubs:

The Extra Accolades Avenue offers an opportunity for community and social welfare. The students shall be offered an opportunity to work in the domain of social development such as promotion of literary, solar electrification, sustainability issues, working with Orphanage and Old People's Home on weekends and holidays. Participation in the project will be made voluntary and under parental supervision only.

Today’s students are leaders of tomorrow. It is our duty to prepare the students as compassionate and empathetic global citizens by helping them experience the real world and engaging with the wider community both inside and outside the School. Through our humble efforts, we try to build bridges between the ‘haves’ and the ‘have nots.’

Through this process, the students become aware of the needs and issues affecting our local and international communities. They learn about the ways in which communities respond and deal with social issues such as access to education, health care, gender parity and development.

The students are actively engaged with a village school just in the vicinity of the School, where they interact with the students and prepare them for various events like Sports Day, Children’s Day and many other festivals. We also contribute towards ‘Gau Chikatshalya Sansthaan’, an NGO which provides the medical care of left-out Cows.

We, at CIS, believe in travel as a mode of learning. With an encouraging regularity, various domestic tours and treks are organized and conducted. A tour may be academic, exploratory or adventurous in nature, and helps the student explore our wonderful world full of natural and manmade mysteries. Activities include Trekking, Camping, Rock Climbing, etc.

Sports & Life Skills

At CIS, life skill development through organized sports activities is an integral part of a student’s daily routine, whereby every student is encouraged to join at least one sports discipline. We believe in mass participation, exposing our students to a number of sporting events at School, inter-school/district, zonal, regional, state, national and international levels.

Being team players helps children to develop many of the social skills they will need for life. Sport helps children develop better ways to cope with the highs and lows of life. Children learn to bounce back from disappointment, cope with unpleasant experiences and become more resilient to face the uncertainties of life.

• Floodlit Football Field
• Floodlit Cricket Field
• Two floodlit Basketball Courts
• Table Tennis Arena
• Floodlit Handball Court
• Floodlit 400m Athletics Track
• Taekwondo Studio
• Floodlit Volleyball Court
• Floodlit Skating Rink
• Indoor Badminton Courts
• Yoga Studio
• Kabaddi Court
• Kho-Kho Court
• Cross fit Court
• Challenge & Inspire Studio
• Play Station for Balvatika

Additionally, the School also has a Recreational Children Park, an and a state-of-the-art Auditorium equipped with hi-tech audio-visual aids.

We, at CIS, have a unique system of continuously monitoring our students’ overall fitness profile. The students are mapped across seven basic elements of fitness, viz. Speed, Strength, Cardiovascular Endurance, Power of Hands, Power of Legs, Agility and Flexibility against the internationally established norms and progress is monitored through objective feedback provided once a year. The profiling is age specific, and not a ‘run of the mill’ fitness report. It is scientific and meaningful, showing the fitness level of a child at a glance.

During each academic session, the School holds Inter House Sports Competitions. The four Houses compete vigorously for overall Sports Trophy awarded during the Annual Sports Carnival held every year.

Students are sent to participate in numerous district, state and national sports tournaments. Students also get an opportunity to participate in SGFI Nationals through CBSE teams and CBSE Inter-School Sports & Games Competitions.