Royal Global School, Guwahati celebrated the 77th Republic Day with great pride in the presence of the management, parents, faculty members, and students. The programme began with the felicitation of the Chief Guest, followed by plantation of saplings and the unfurling of the National Flag. A disciplined March Past by the school contingent and security guards, accompanied by the school band playing “Sare Jahan Se Achha”, added patriotic fervour to the occasion.
Addressing the august gathering, Director Dr Arup Kumar Mukhopadhyay highlighted the significance of celebrating 150 years of “Vande Mataram”, the theme of this year’s Republic Day, and reiterated the values of equality and dignity enshrined in the Constitution.
The Chief Guest, Shri Kamal Kumar Jain, paid tribute to the freedom fighters and reminded everyone that the Constitution teaches us our duties along with our rights.
The cultural programme, comprising a song, dance, and skit, beautifully reflected the theme. The celebration concluded with a Vote of Thanks.
Vivan Pansari of Grade VII secured the Runner-Up position in the Under-14 Boys category at the 28th India Club Open Tennis Championship, held from 19th to 25th January 2026.
The tournament was organized by India Club, Guwahati, under the aegis of the All Assam Tennis Association.
The school congratulates Vivan on this commendable achievement and wishes him continued success in the future.
Our Grade 4 students recently embarked on an exciting educational trip to the Brahmaputra Heritage Centre, where they explored the rich cultural and environmental history of the mighty Brahmaputra River. This trip was a wonderful opportunity for students to connect with nature, history, and local traditions, all while learning outside the classroom.
During the visit, students got to learn about the river's significance in the lives of people living along its banks, its role in shaping the geography of Assam, and its importance in the culture.
The museum tour was an eye-opening experience for everyone. Students learned about the river’s role in shaping the lives of people living along its banks, from ancient times to the present day. They explored various exhibits that showcased the river's diverse wildlife, traditional crafts, folklore, and the history of local communities who depend on the river for fishing, farming, and transportation.
Overall, the trip to the Brahmaputra Heritage Centre was both educational and enjoyable, helping students understand the importance of preserving our natural heritage while also experiencing the beauty and history of one of India’s most iconic rivers.
Royal Global School successfully organised a Mock Youth Parliament on 24th January with participation from students of Grades 8, 9 and 11.
The young parliamentarians engaged in insightful discussions on Environmental Issues and the Aravalli Range, highlighting concerns such as climate change, deforestation, mining and sustainable development.
The session witnessed confident speeches, healthy debates and disciplined parliamentary proceedings, giving students a real-life experience of democracy in action.
An enriching platform that nurtured leadership, critical thinking and responsible citizenship among our future leaders!
On 24th January 2026, our Grade 5 students enjoyed an exciting educational trip to the Regional Science Centre. The visit aimed to spark curiosity, sharpen observation skills, and deepen interest in scientific concepts through experiential learning.
At the Dome Theatre, students explored the wonders of the solar system and planets. The Super Cold Show amazed everyone with experiments demonstrating the effects of extremely low temperatures. Interactive exhibits on science and technology kept students engaged and inspired throughout.
Our young learners were enthusiastic, disciplined, and actively participated in every activity. Overall, the visit was informative, enjoyable, and a valuable experience that beautifully enriched classroom learning.
With curiosity and respect in their hearts, the students of Grade 3 embarked on an educational trip on 24th January 2026 to Shahid Smarak Kshetra, Boragaon. The visit offered them a meaningful opportunity to learn about the bravery and supreme sacrifices made during the Assam Agitation Movement.
Out of the 860 martyrs commemorated, the children were deeply engaged and amazed to witness 540 busts displayed in the gallery. They also paid homage at the Swahid Pranam Jyoti and explored the library-cum-archive, which provided valuable insights into Assam’s history and heritage.
The experience left a lasting impression on the young minds, inspiring respect, gratitude, and patriotism.
Vasant Panchami was celebrated at Royal Global School with devotion and festive fervour. The campus wore a vibrant look as students, dressed in traditional attire, offered prayers to Goddess Saraswati. The beautifully decorated idol, adorned with handmade flowers, fresh blooms and rangolis, created a serene ambience.
The puja began with Saraswati mantras, followed by Aarati and Pushpanjali. The ceremony was graced by the Chairman Dr. A. K. Pansari, Director Dr. Arup Kumar Mukhopadhyay, EVP Mr. Ankur Pansari, Executive Directors Ms. Sikha Modi Pansari and Ms. Harsha Pansari, Vice Principals Ms. Binita Jain and Ms. Anita Varma, along with faculty, students and staff.
The celebration concluded with the distribution of Prasad, followed by Khichdi.
On the occasion of the birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, Royal Global School organised an interactive session on 22/01/2026 under the Virasat Volumes Lecture Series, conducted by Dr. Susmita Banerjee, Assistant Professor of History and Indian Knowledge Systems. She spoke on the theme “Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose: The Rebel Who Redefined Patriotism,” where she explained the true meaning of patriotism as envisioned by Netaji—rooted in courage, discipline, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to the nation. The session encouraged students to look beyond symbolic nationalism and understand patriotism as a responsible and ethical way of life, making the interaction both inspiring and thought-provoking.
A competition "Echoes of Civilization" was held at The Assam Royal Global University, where the Sanskriti – History and Heritage Club of Royal Global School participated with great enthusiasm.
The competition comprised two categories: Exhibiting and Presenting Models on Historical Monuments and On-the-Spot Model Making, based on the theme “Traditional Dwelling Houses of the Northeast.”
In the Exhibiting and Presenting Models category, a team comprising Gautam Jain (VIII D), Ayaan Khemka (VIII A), Viraaj Agarwal (VIII B), and Gatik Agarwal (VIII B) secured the 3rd Prize for their well-researched and creatively presented model of the Brihadeshwara Temple.
In the On-the-Spot Model Making category, Sia Sonthalia (IX B), Tieara Agarwala (IX B), and Hriday Raj Deka (IX A) also won the 3rd Prize for their impressive model of the Chang Ghar of the Mising community.
The exhibition was conducted by INTACH, providing students with a rich learning experience that enhanced their understanding of India’s cultural heritage, architectural diversity, teamwork, and creative expression.
Grade 1 students of Royal Global School, Guwahati, enjoyed a memorable educational trip to the Botanical Garden in Fancy Bazar on 22nd January, 2026. Surrounded by fresh air and greenery, they eagerly explored various plants, observing vibrant flowers, leafy greenery, and tranquil water plants in the ponds. The children were fascinated by the tall, majestic trees and the smaller ones nearby, discussing their shapes, sizes, and how trees help keep our Earth healthy. They also showed curiosity about the soft green grass and loved spending time outdoors. Filled with smiles, laughter, and lots of learning, the visit was both fun and refreshing, making it a day to remember close to nature!
The students of grade 2 went on an educational trip to the Sualkuchi Museum (Vastra Udyan) and a weaving centre on 22nd January, 2026. The visit was both fun and informative.
At the museum, the children saw traditional clothes and old tools that reflected Assam’s rich culture. They learned about the importance of silk in the state’s heritage. At the weaving centre, the students enjoyed watching weavers create mekhela chadors and sarees on looms and were amazed by the skill involved.
The trip helped the students learn about Assam’s culture in an interesting way. It was truly a memorable day for all.
RGS successfully organized a CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) Awareness Programme for the students of Grades 9 and 11, aiming to empower them with essential life-saving skills. The session was conducted by Dr. Rakesh Periwal, Consultant in Critical Care at Apollo Hospitals, Guwahati, an Internal Medicine and Lifestyle Expert, and Chairman of ISCCM Guwahati City Branch, under the banner of ISCCM
Dr. Periwal explained the importance of timely CPR in emergency situations and demonstrated the correct techniques in a clear and engaging manner. Students actively participated, asked insightful questions, and gained practical knowledge that could help save lives in real-life situations.
The programme was highly informative, inspiring, and aligned with the school’s commitment to holistic and responsible education. RGS sincerely thanks Dr. Rakesh Periwal and ISCCM for this valuable initiative.
With pride and gratitude, Royal Global School bid farewell to its Grade 12 students at a solemn Graduation Ceremony. The programme began with the Academic Procession led by the Director, Dr Arup Kumar Mukhopadhyay, carrying the Lamp of Continuity, followed by the school song rendered by the choir and the Saraswati Vandana.
The Valedictory Ceremony included the felicitation of meritorious students by the Chairman and the Chief Guest, and a poignant video reminiscing the students’ school journey.
In his address, the Director urged students to live a life of purpose, blending ambition with humanity. The Chairman, Dr Ashok Kumar Pansari, encouraged students to listen, read, and remain hopeful, reminding them that success extends beyond scores. The Chief Guest, Smt Keerthi Jalli, IAS, highlighted the role of a good school in shaping lives and emphasized resilience in the face of failure.
The ceremony concluded with the symbolic handing over of the Lamp of Continuity to the newly elected Head Boy, Dev Goyal, and Head Girl, Bhargavi Devi, marking a meaningful transition of leadership.
VOX Populi (The Royal Debating Society) organised an inter-class debating competition between the previous winners of Grade IV and Grade V. The Grade IV team proposed the motion, while the Grade V team opposed it. The motion under debate was: “This House believes that artificial intelligence helps children learn better.”
The proposition highlighted the indispensability of artificial intelligence in modern education, citing examples of how teachers in our school use AI-driven tools to simplify concepts and enhance understanding. In response, the opposition raised a crucial concern—that excessive reliance on artificial intelligence may discourage independent thinking, with students allowing AI to think on their behalf rather than using it as a learning aid.
Rebuttals were made compulsory for the first time, and both teams rose to the occasion, responding confidently and effectively to their opponents’ arguments. After a stimulating and thought-provoking exchange of ideas, Grade V emerged as the winning team, and the motion was lost. The debate was efficiently chaired by Mishka Hazarika of Grade IV.
The individual awards were as follows:
- Best Speaker: Dhruvika Gogoi
- Most Promising Speaker: Aishani Newar
- Budding Speaker: Sofika Bari
Congratulations to all the speakers for their commendable performance and impressive debating skills.
RGS takes pride in appreciating two students Jayraj Debnath and Jayashish Debnath for their commendable performance in 34th ALL ASSAM INTER DISTRICT ARTISTIC GYMNASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS 2025-26.Their hard work and dedication have brought laurels to the school.
Jayraj Debnath won 2 Gold medals in PARALLEL BAR and POMEL HORSE.
Jayashish Debnath won 1 GOLD medal in FLOOR EXERCISE 2 SILVER medals in HIGH BAR and POMEL HORSE,2 BRONZE medals in VAULTING TABLE and PARALLEL BAR.We extend our heartfelt congratulations and wish them greater achievement ahead.
On the occasion of Swami Vivekananda’s birth anniversary, Ms. Neha Sayal (Vivekananda House Master) and the students of Vivekananda House organised a meaningful and well-conducted assembly to honour his life and teachings. The programme was graced by the Director Dr. Arup Kumar Mukhopadhyay, Vice Principals Ms. Binita Jain, Ms. Anita Varma, and Dean of Activities Mr. Sushant Choudhury .
The program began with a serene lamp-lighting followed by the garlanding of Swami Vivekananda’s statue.
A key highlight of the programme was the impactful declamation by Vatsal Goenka of Grade 8B, who impersonated Swami Vivekananda and left the audience deeply inspired. The Director while addressing the gathering emphasised the relevance of Swami Vivekananda’s ideals in today’s world.
Royal Global School celebrated Pre-Magh Bihu during the morning assembly with a soulful Bihu song and a vibrant dance performance. Director Sir addressed the gathering in Assamese, highlighting the significance of the festival. The celebration concluded with the symbolic burning of the meji, marking gratitude, renewal, and togetherness.
We are proud to announce that Vivan Pansari (Grade VII) emerged as the Boys Under-12 Champion, and Barlin Naaz Ahmed (Grade V) clinched the title of Girls Under-10 Champion at the recently concluded All Assam Tennis Junior Ranking Championship held at The Tennis Club, Silchar.
Their dedication, hard work, and sportsmanship have brought immense pride to our school community.
Under the 'Nurturing Futures' Initiative, the students of Grade 11 Humanities, along with their homeroom teacher, Pooja Bhattacharjee contributed 50% of the admission fees towards the Fashion Designing course at ITI for Nishmita Shuklabaidya of Ananda Marga Ashram.
The initiative was further enriched as students presented thoughtful gifts and spent quality time with their buddies, fostering values of empathy, social responsibility, and compassion.
The stage at Royal Global School was transformed into a vibrant hub of musical excellence during the Inter-House Band Competition, ‘Woodstock’. Students from Gandhi, Mother Teresa, Tagore, and Vivekananda Houses showcased their musical prowess through energetic and well-coordinated performances, reflecting the rich pool of talent nurtured within the school.
The competition featured a captivating blend of rhythmic percussion, expressive vocals, and electrifying guitar performances, with each house presenting its own distinctive style and creative interpretation. The event informing not only highlighted individual skill but also emphasized teamwork, discipline, and collective artistic expression.
More than a competitive platform, Woodstock stood as a celebration of music, collaboration, and creativity, reinforcing Royal Global School’s commitment to fostering the performing arts and providing students with meaningful opportunities for holistic development.
Our school proudly applauds the outstanding achievement of Sia Sonthalia (Grade 9B) and Mishka Singhal (Grade 10), who represented the Assam Team at the 17th Junior Roll Ball National Championship, held in Jammu from 29 December 2025 to 1 January 2026. Competing against 17 teams from across India, the Assam Team emerged as the Champion of the tournament.
Adding to the glory, Sia Sonthalia was awarded the BEST PLAYER of the Tournament in the Girls’ Category and received a cash prize of ₹5,000 from the Ministry of Sports, Department of Jammu & Kashmir.
Congratulations to both our champions for making the school proud!
