It’s proud moment for all of us at the GCIS community. We are awarded the coveted IDS certificate by the British council for having shown a commitment to embedding international awareness and understanding within the school.
We are proud recipients of Certificate and Trophy for school, Certificate for Principal, Certificates for IDS Coordinator and 10 members of the IDS (International Dimension in Schools) team. What’s more? We use the coveted IDS kite mark for three years(2021-23) for our commitment to embedding international awareness and global citizenship within the classroom and school.

With the driving question on why bees are disappearing from the ecosystem, Cambridge Grade 1B pledged to work together to preserve the bees. They learnt the life cycle of bees and pollination process. In order to add more value to their cause, the whole class went ahead and planted bee friendly herbal plants in the school campus.

‘Water for me, please!’ was the project topic for Cambridge 1A. It mainly focused on the importance of drinking water regularly and avoiding beverages containing loads of sugar. They learnt on the amount of sugar present in different beverages, thus, raising awareness on the ill-effects of excessive sugar that can cause to our body.

Students of Cambridge 3B researched on Big Ben, one of the iconic structures of England, to understand its history and interesting facts. This helped them to understand the mechanism of Big ben that has kept it working for more than 156 years. The in-depth research gave them an opportunity to compare and analyse Big ben to Konark Sundials.

It feels nice to be appreciated… Here is a note from one of our parents… proud to have you with us for the last three years.
Dear Teachers/GCIS Team,
I would like to thank you for all the wonderful support given to the overall development of my daughter, Vishnupriya during the past 3 years . GCIS team has initiated many programmes to identify the hidden talents in students. We can also feel noticeable change in Vishnupriya both academically and personally. Last year she got the opportunity for being the Head girl which gave her a platform to explore her leadership qualities. Our school also helped the students to participate in different national level competitions like Olympiad, ACER, Clash Of PI…We appreciate the effort taken by teachers to prepare the practice papers and making the students more confident! My sincere appreciation to all the teachers for their remarkable contribution! Wish you all the best!

Best Regards,
Jasseena

“When we are so busy in our lives, there are some people who are present 24/7 to ease and comfort us and unknowingly, we forget to thank them. AFS Bangalore, in observance of AFS India day, showed a kind gesture to felicitate 6 such great souls of GCIS who are present all the time and showed their dedication and love to students and teachers of GCIS.
Students recorded their interviews, collated the interviews and displayed in front of the whole school community.To all our admin staff members, we render a heartfelt gratitude! Thank you so much.”

“AFS India is determined to build bridges between cultures and GCIS believes the same. We had AFS Thailand team visiting GCIS today to see how Intercultural learning is seeped into our community and integrated with curriculum. They even witnessed our Kindergartner programs and learnt that GCIS believes in planting the seeds of Global citizenship at the tiny age.”

The greatest gift I ever got is YOU- my dear students!
You are like budding stars, gleaming upon us
You all are to be treasured!
But never to be measured.
Wonderful memories flood my mind,
As I put my brain to contemplate.
You tell that the termites devoured your math book;
That your vocabulary went down the drain;
That you worked your fingers to the bone on science project;
Just confess that you lost your worksheets…and books TOO!
But that’s not all. Memories flood my mind.
The one whose silly jokes make me convulse with laughter
The one with the best handwriting: the saviour
The one whose sweet smile is so soothing
The one who loves books and excels as a reader- the
storyteller
Who always listens AND who never listens when told to listen
The timid, the unruly, the naughty and the comical one
You make up the classroom…and my life.
Be optimistic, smile relentlessly and keep going
Of course, giving up is not an option for you.
Sure, one day you will live on your own.
You’ll never stop growing.
So on this Children’s Day,
I want you to know that
You own the recipe of euphoria
And YOU are the REASON I show up at school
Every single day!

Ms. Kikamongla (FLE Faculty, GCIS)

We are glad to announce that Global city International has added another feather to its hat today. We are awarded the ‘National Educational Excellence Award 2019 for Innovative Education approach and quality education’.
Our Principal Ms. Kruthika received the award in the function held at Taj West End. We thank our parent community for being so supportive as we keep achieving new milestones. Hearty Congratulations to the entire GCIS community. Let’s keep going.

100% pass is nothing new for GCIS. Our students have never failed us in this. This year the CBSE grade 10 results have been exceptionally remarkable including a 100/100. We are so very proud of you dear students. Not just for the grades you have achieved, but more so for the efforts you have put in. Your grades are just mirror images of your hard work. A very hearty Congratulations to each and every one of you. Wherever you go keep doing your best, and keep your alma matter close to your heart.

“So Much Of What We Are Is Where We’ve Been” Dereck Walcott.
The little munchkins of Kindergarten were overjoyed to visit the Hal Museum. The Bus journey to the museum was very interesting too. The Kids were amazed to see the aircraft and helicopter models. Many of them kept their teachers busy with all their questions about the various models they saw at the museum. It was indeed a memorable day for our Kindergarteners.

World indigenous people’s week – ‘Beyond Borders’ was celebrated in GCIS in a huge way to make our students be more aware about the world’s indigenous population and contributions that indigenous people make to improve world issues such as environmental protection. The students of CBSE grade V presented 42 indigenous tribes picked from different corners of the world like Khasi, Warli, Kodava, Bodo,Somali. The efforts made and the interest taken by the parents was evident in the costumes of the children. . The enthusiasm and zeal with which the children participated and performed was extremely commendable.