Annual Report

A dance performance based on women empowerment

• It will be shown that Qatar won the bid to host the 2022 FIFA world cup with narration in the background.
• The first World Cup in the Arab world and the Middle East offers us a unique opportunity to celebrate football, and for fans to get to know people from different walks in a true celebration of humanity by bringing the rich and diverse culture of the world to the host country.
• We Birlites, joining our hands and hearts with Qatar- the most enterprising country in the world- to Celebrate and paint the country red.

The Aranyikarana is a performance of middle school students on the topic “Changes in human
life and importance of afforestation”.Trees play an important role in balancing the environment, ecosystem and preventing global warming.

We must plant more trees and avoid polluting or littering our planet. Trees have medicinal benefits and we must not exploit them. We must safeguard our environment by avoiding deforestation. 

In conclusion, trees are very important to our environment. They clean and filter our air by
taking in the carbon dioxide we breathe out and create oxygen in exchange. They act as noise
barriers with their thick branches that absorb sound.This performance discusses how human activities affect the trees as well as humans.  It would give an insight for the people regarding afforestation.

Music and Dance express sentiments in a way words simply cannot.

Here we have students of Grade IX & XI giving us a scintillating performance, expressing their love for the country they belong to and to the country where they live in.

Three witches tell the Scottish general Macbeth that he will be the King of Scotland. Encouraged by his wife, Macbeth kills the king, Duncan and becomes the new king and kills more people out of paranoia.
Civil war erupts to overthrow Macbeth, resulting in his own death.

Lord Macduff, the Thane of Fife, kills Macbeth and proclaims victory. Prince Malcolm, the eldest son of King Duncan, is declared as the king of Scotland.

Students of Grade 12 will be on stage after the Grade 11 program. They will be wearing the graduation robes with honor cords in their hands. They will be entering the stage from different directions while the songs will be played in the background with photos of all class displayed on display board. Each class(12A-12O) will be on stage batch wise and then move to  occupy certain position on stage and on steps in front. The program ends with a vote of thanks by Vice -Head Boy and Vice-Head girl.