December 31 Becomes a Milestone Date for Amity Global School Noida 

Amity Global School Noida brought students, faculty, and staff together through cultural and co-curricular activities.

December 31 marked a milestone for Amity Global School Noida as the institution held its first Founder’s Day on campus. The programme brought together students, faculty members, and staff for a series of planned academic and cultural activities, establishing the occasion as a formal addition to the school’s calendar.
The day’s schedule focused on student participation through curated cultural and co-curricular segments. Performances included classical and contemporary dance presentations designed around themes drawn from Indian cultural traditions. These were complemented by student speeches, assemblies, and presentations prepared across different grade levels, allowing students to contribute in multiple formats.

Faculty members coordinated the programme to ensure representation across age groups and disciplines. The activities were structured to emphasise expression, collaboration, and stage confidence rather than competitive performance. According to organisers, the intent was to create a shared institutional moment rather than a showcase-led event.
Addressing the school community, Anita Paul, Principal of Amity Global School Noida, spoke about the relevance of Founder’s Day within an academic setting. She noted that the occasion offered an opportunity to revisit the principles on which the institution was established and to reaffirm the school’s approach to education beyond classroom instruction.

Throughout the programme, faculty members highlighted the role of education in shaping well-rounded individuals, with emphasis placed on values, cultural awareness, and social responsibility alongside academic learning. The Founder’s Day activities were positioned as part of the school’s broader effort to integrate cultural literacy and ethical grounding into everyday school life.

The event concluded with collective participation from students and staff, signalling the close of the school’s year-end activities. School officials indicated that Founder’s Day will continue as an annual observance, forming part of the institution’s long-term academic and cultural planning.

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