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Under the gentle glow of the moon, families came together for an evening of stories, games and discovery.
They gazed at the beautiful moon through a telescope and marvelled at the night sky.
Laughter filled the air as children and parents played traditional games and shared joyful moments.
And, of course, the evening ended with a delicious meal enjoyed together under the moonlit sky.

Events

K’sirs Sports Carnival 2026 was held on 4th and 5th September for students of Grades 6 and below. The two-day celebration brought together students and parents, who enthusiastically participated in a range of sporting activities and games. With cheerful competition, teamwork and plenty of shared moments, the carnival turned sport into a celebration for the whole family.
K’sirs Sports Meet 2026 was held on 4 September 2026, bringing together our students for a day filled with energy, enthusiasm and sporting spirit. From spirited competition to moments of teamwork and perseverance, the day celebrated the joy of movement, participation and sportsmanship.
Ahmedabad University conducted an Undergraduate Open House session on 26 September 2026, introducing students to its range of undergraduate programmes and academic opportunities. The session gave students insights into the courses, campus experience, and pathways available across disciplines.
The K’sirs University Fair 2026 was held on 18 September 2026, bringing together representatives from 100+ universities under one roof. Students had the opportunity to explore diverse courses, interact with university representatives, and gain valuable insights into higher education pathways and future opportunities.
On 26 September 2026, K’sirs hosted its third edition of NilaSoru, bringing Primary K’sirians and their parents together for an enchanting evening of stories, games and discovery under the gentle glow of the moon. Families gazed at the beautiful moon through a telescope and marvelled at the night sky. Laughter filled the air as children and parents played traditional games, shared joyful moments, and ended the evening with a delicious meal enjoyed together under the moonlit sky
Our students celebrated World Chocolate Day with a delightful twist, dressing up as their favourite chocolates and bringing sweetness and creativity to the day. With colourful costumes, cheerful smiles and plenty of imagination, our little chocolates turned the celebration into a fun-filled experience.
On World Dot Day, our children stepped into the wonderful world of art, exploring colours, patterns and creativity through painting. With every dot, stroke and splash, they discovered that even the simplest mark can become the beginning of something imaginative and beautiful.

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