Republic Day, a momentous occasion in the history of India, is celebrated with great zeal and patriotic fervor in Gateway International School. The school campus transforms into a kaleidoscope of colors as students, teachers, and sta come together to commemorate the 75th Republic day when the Constitution of India came into e ect.
On this occasion members of Management Committee Mr. HP Mangla, Mr. Rakesh Aggarwal, Mr. Sahil Aggarwal, Ms. Soumya Aggarwal , School Director Mr. Rahul Mangla, Director General Dr. (Col.) A Garg, Principal of Gateway Institute of Engineering and Technology Dr. Vinay Singhal, Principal of Gateway International School Mr. Prem Ojha gave their auspicious presence.
Col. Virender Singh, Sena Medal was the chief guest and Rtd Sq Ldr Birender Sing was invited as a special guest of honour. The day began with the unfurling of the national flag by the distinguished guests, accompanied by the soul-stirring rendition of the national anthem. The tricolor waves proudly, symbolizing the unity, diversity, and sovereignty of the nation. This momentous ceremony instills a deep sense of pride and patriotism in the hearts of the school community.
Cultural programs took center stage, featuring patriotic songs and dances that portrayed the rich history and cultural diversity of India. Students, dressed in the tricolor, showcased their talents, paying homage to the heroes who sacrificed for the country's freedom. The thought provoking speech of Col. Virender Singh filled audience with the spirit of patriotism. Mr. Rahul Mangla, Executive Director of Gateway International School made students remember the sacrifices of our freedom fighters. Students of GIET and Architecture College also took part in those events and awestruck the audience with their beautiful performances. Vote of thank was given by Mr. Prem Ojha, Principal of Gateway International School

A beautiful morning resonating with spiritual fervour was organised on 22nd January’24 in the Ekam Hall. Students and staff members recited the Sunderkand in uniformity and rhythm to celebrate the Pran Prathistha of Ram Lalla in Ayodhya and to bring home to the children the message of Lord Hanuman-When a soul is on a good mission, God gives it strength to overcome all the obstacles. All the GIS students and staff enchanted and displayed utmost sincerity and reverence in their recitation of the Sunderkand, which is a treasure of human values and principles.

Pran Pratishtha, a sacred ritual in Hinduism, marks the consecration and invocation of divine energy into idols or deities. In Gateway International School, the celebration of Pran Pratishtha took place as a spiritually enriching event that combines religious fervor with educational significance. The school community gathered with reverence and anticipation . Students, teachers, and staff join hands in a collective effort to imbue the idol with spiritual energy through Vedic chants, prayers, and rituals. Our Principal Sir played a pivotal role in guiding students through the significance of Pran Pratishtha, explaining the cultural and religious aspects of the ceremony. This educational component adds depth to the celebration, offering students a profound understanding of the traditions and customs associated with the ritual.

The event served as an educational platform as well, with teachers guiding students through the significance of Sunderkand, its relevance in Hindu mythology, and the moral lessons it imparts. This combination of spirituality and education creates a holistic learning experience for the school community. As the ceremony concluded, the school resonated with a sense of spiritual fulfilment and also provided the students with a unique opportunity to connect with the spiritual heritage of their culture, fostering a holistic approach to education that extends beyond the academic realm.

Lohri, a vibrant and joyous festival celebrated primarily in North India, holds a special place in the hearts of people. It marks the end of winter and the onset of longer days, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness. Gateway International School’s Fraternity celebrated Lohri on 13 January 2024 at School’s Athletic ground with the aim of fostering cultural awareness and unity among sta members. The programme included a variety of activities and performances, showcasing the rich tapestry of Indian culture.

The ceremonial lighting of the bonfire symbolized the arrival of longer days and the end of winter. Everyone gathered around the bonfire, creating a warm and festive atmosphere. Teachers presented a collaborative cultural performance, enhancing the overall vibrancy of the event. To enhance the cultural immersion, all were encouraged to dress in traditional attire. This added a colourful and festive dimension to the celebration. Traditional Lohri delicacies, including rewari, peanuts, and sesame seeds, were distributed among all the sta members. This not only added to the festive spirit but also allowed everyone to savour the flavours associated with the celebration