Ever since the inception of our school the entire school community is relentlessly engaged in making our mark in every field of our endeavor. Our academic results of Class X / XII have been excellent and qualitatively remarkable over the years. Though board results are considered to be a benchmark for assessing the achievement of a school, we have always held the view that equal if not more emphasis on other developmental needs of our students is critical to achieving larger goals of education. Towards this end we have engaged ourselves in the areas of co-curricular activities, games, sports, and project work, and field trips, national and international linkages to provide a broad based curriculum to our students. School as an important agent of social change cannot remain outside the framework of larger responsibilities in preparing students for bigger roles they have to play in the society. There are a host of issues that cut across humanity, nations and geographies. Shared concerns about basic Human Rights, Climate Change, proliferation of Arms and Violence, Food Security etc. are serious issues and our students must be given lessons in understanding and appreciating the nature of the problem. We have adequately responded to this aspect of the curricular need. Our seriousness can be gauged by our participation and achievements in the following activities:-

• Youth for Human Rights International is engaged in promoting Human Rights, tolerance and peace. Its mission is to educate the youth around the globe about the declaration of Human Rights.

On the 23rd of July, 2009 Mr. R.K. Jain – Present YHRI (India) and Dr. Bruce Ferguson- President YHRI (South Asia) visited our school to interact with the students and teachers. On seeing the enthusiastic response and the awareness of the students towards Human Rights, the Human Rights Club-Ahlcon International was formed. , Yash Goyal was selected President and Anjora as vice president, both students from Class – XI.

• We, have a responsibility to pass on the legacy of, “Life-Our-Earth” to our future generations. To fulfill our duty, we have to ensure that we protect our Earth and make it suitable for life.

“Conserve India” in collaboration with Schneider Electric India, has taken the task of educating the children about the meaning, importance and ways of energy conservation. The name of the campaign is, “Conserve my campus”. 20 Sessions with 40 selected students of our school are being conducted. Each hour long session will carry interactive and innovative activities. These 40 students will act as ambassadors of green practices.

• Ahlcon International School is thankful to the National Geographic Channel and HSBC Bank for inviting our school to be a part to the Nat Geo Green Planet project to create awareness about environmental issues amongst younger generation. Special video featuring importance of Green Earth, Hazards of global warming and conservation of bio resource were shown in our school. A project was assigned and interested students participated in the school. Three students namely Anshul Aggarwal of Class VIII – D, Kasturi and Pratik of Class VIII – B submitted a project of “Analyzing Plastic Waste Management.

• The project got selected by NATGEO and won first prize and the students got an opportunity to visit National Geographic Museum in Washington DC along with two teachers Mrs. Anju Gupta and Ms. Sumedha Kapoor. The school intends to pursue the activity throughout.

Justifying fully the meaning and spirit of our School Motto ‘Global Perspective Indian Values, we have ventured into developing International linkages with the schools abroad. The following collaborations are in progress :-

1. International School Award Scheme – Sponsored by the British Council.
2. Indo-German School Partnership. Two of our students have attended Youth leadership programme in Germany. Exchange programme with a school may come up soon.
3. We have signed a MoU with Calgary District Schools in Canada. International School exchange programme offers unique opportunity for the students and teaches to know different cultures, educational philosophies, people and their lives.

• The students of Ahlcon International School have the privilege to access wide horizons of knowledge based activities and one such opportunity is provided by the Astronomy Club. The club has two modules the first for beginners – called Krittika has 47students from class VI – VIII.


• The Activities involved are journey of light, which is conducted by showing clippings of stars photographed by using telescopes. Other interesting topics are solar system and its vastness. The seasons and Night sky observation is done during nights using powerful telescopes.


• The second module called “Kalpana” has 15 students of classes VII – VIII. The club organizes workshops like science of space missions, comet-making, understanding how to measure time etc.


• The students are awarded certificates by the SPACE CLUB on completion of each module. The club also organizes viewing of solar eclipse.

1. GCS (Global Communities for Sustainability) Project organized by Centre for Environment Educational Ahmedabad in collaboration with Australian Embassy.
2. Green School Programme organized by Centre for Science and Environment, Delhi. The following activities were organized.   

1. 24th March and 22nd April – the students participated in observing ‘Earth Hour’. Students were to switch off power from 8:30 p.m. – 9:30 P.M. and this process is repeated every month motivated on the last working day.
2. 22nd April – Earth Day Celebration – Plantation of medicinal plants.
3. 24th April – Talk and survey organized on Future of Earth and sustainable development by Dr. Taylor from Belfast in Northern Ireland.
4. 14th August – The Students participated in Green – 1 Contest, an initiative by CII. The students of the green school programme evaluated the various measures that can be taken by our school to reduce carbon footprint and suggested three affordable practical solutions that can be implemented within the school premises.
5. 18th August – Survey with the help of a Questionnaire on major environmental concerns among the Students / Teachers / Parents by distributing it to students and parents.
6. 3rd September – To encourage holistic learning the school has associated with the Neighboring school for differently able children. 6 children and 2 teachers visited, the school demonstrated art and craft work and interacted with the children there. Other activities will follow.

Subject – “Global Vote for WCPRC’” Project-Reg.

Our School has got an opportunity to join the world’s largest annual educational programme for children and youth (between 10 to 17 year) based on the rights of the child, democracy and global friendship.

By participating in this unique exercise our school will become one of 50,000 Global Friend schools, worldwide in 94 countries. Nearly 5,000 schools in India have been invited to join this project and our school is one of them.

We are privileged to become a part of this promotion for creating awareness in children about their rights and for this purpose our school has selected 13 students from classes VIIIth, IXth and XIth between the age group of 10 to 17 years to represent international celebrities and campaign for election in school premises from the month of August to September’09. The 13 personalities who will be voted for are :

1. Iqbal Masih, Pakistan
2. Asfaw Yemiru, Ethiopia
3. Nkosi Johnson, South Africa.
4. Maiti Nepal, Nepal.
5. Maggy Barakit se, Burundi
6. James Aguer, Sudan
7. Prateep Unsongtham Hater, Thailand
8. Durga mothers, Kenya
9. Nelson Mandela and Graca Machel, South Africa, Mozambique
10. Gaig Kielburger, Canada.
11. AOCM, Rwanda
12. Betty Makoni, Zimbabwe
13. Somaly Mam, Cambodia

All these celebrities have distinguished themselves in one way or the other in the field of protecting children’s rights. The final voting will take place in Oct’09.

Project on Redevelopment of Chandni Chowk is being conducted by Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of Indian association with Bentley salutations.

This project is based on the vision of our Ex-Present Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, India – 2020. The topic for this year is ‘Redevelopment of Chandni Chowk’.

The project invites solutions to the basic problems like congestion, traffic, civic facilities health, sanitation, water and electricity in the Chandni Chowk area.

Based on the essays on the ideas of finding solutions to the problems of Chandni Chowk the organizing committee selected 15 schools including ours from Delhi and NCR for the final round.

Participants are: Anvit Tiwari (XI B)
Rashid (XI B)
Payal Jain (XI C)
Gaurav Gupta (XI C)

Teacher Coordinator: Mr. Rajeeve Jha

The International School Award is an accreditation scheme for international curriculum work open to all schools in UK, India and Sri Lanka. It was introduced in the year 2003 in India as a pilot project and is now in its sixth year with over hundred schools under its umbrella. It aims at supporting, development, building a network of Indian schools with International links and at the same time recognizes the contribution of schools in adding International dimension to education.

Ahlcon International School’s action plan was approved by the British Council and the school was given a green signal to pursue the activities, designed specially for the said purpose, throughout the academic year 2009-2010. At present our international collaborators are the Indian school in Tanzania and DHT Seargill School UK. Ms. Sunita Rajiv of middle school is International coordinator for the programme.