RGS Boarders took part today in the World Bicycle Day organised by Sports Authority of India at Sarusajai Stadium, Guwahati escorted by Mr Ashok Talukdar, Mr Ravi Verma, Mr Diganto Mahato and Ms Suhita Chanda. World Bicycle Day is an annual United Nations observance celebrated globally every year to highlight bicycle as a sustainable, eco-friendly, and affordable mode of transport.
Environment Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm by students of Grades 1 to 5 through a variety of meaningful activities. Grade 1 students participated in a cleanliness drive, promoting the importance of keeping their surroundings clean. Grade 2 engaged in poster-making, while Grade 3 showcased their creativity through poem and slogan writing.
Grade 4 students made seed bombs, learning about planting and nurturing greenery. Grade 5 students created useful items through “Best out of Waste” and also prepared “Save Earth” posters.
The activities helped instill awareness and responsibility towards protecting the environment among students.
Royal Global School Guwahati congratulates its delegation for their commendable performance at Royal Global University Model United Nations 2026. Over three days, students engaged in high-level debate across the AIPPM, UNHRC, UNGA, and IPC committees, demonstrating diligence, diplomacy, and critical engagement with pressing issues.
The following students were recognized for their performance:
- Best Delegate: Amyra Chhajer, UNHRC
- Special Mention: Rishik Jhunjhunwala, AIPPM
- Special Mention: Jiya Jain, AIPPM
- Verbal Mention: Pearl Kechü Batra, UNHRC
- Verbal Mention: Sanaya Maheshwari, UNHRC
We applaud all participating students for representing the school with integrity and commitment. Their efforts reflect the values of inquiry, leadership, and perseverance that Royal Global School seeks to foster.
Royal Global School proudly conducted the Investiture Ceremony of the Junior Prefect Council 2026, a momentous occasion that recognised young leaders and instilled in them the values of responsibility and service.
The event was graced by distinguished members of the management, faculty, parents, and students. The programme commenced with the ceremonial march‑in by the council members, followed by Hari Vandana, the State Anthem, and the School Song, setting a dignified tone for the proceedings.
Director Dr. Arup Kumar Mukhopadhyay addressed the gathering, inspiring students to lead through action, integrity, and compassion. The newly elected prefects were formally invested with badges and sashes, and they solemnly took the oath of office, pledging to uphold the ideals of the school.
The ceremony concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, the National Anthem, and the march‑out, marking a celebration of leadership, commitment, and the spirit of service.
