Under 14 to 16th Boys Group:-
Jagrit Choraria (9-B) Secured Bronze🥉 Medal ( 3nd place) . And he won Rs.500/- and selected for State level.
Under 16 to 18th Girl Group:-
1)Arspreet Kaur Gulati (11-G) Secured Silver medal🥈( 2nd place). And won Rs. 1000/-
2) Sweta Gupta Secure Fifth place and selected for State level championship
Hills' High School organized a workshop on 'How To Stay Injury Free in Sports.' The resource person Dr. Jimmy Patel ( Sports Physiotherapist) explained that most sports injuries can be prevented by adopting healthy habits and using proper techniques during physical activities.
The seminar highlighted the importance of warming up before exercise and cooling down afterward. Students were also educated on maintaining good posture, wearing appropriate safety equipment, staying hydrated, and following a balanced diet. The speaker further emphasized the need to listen to our bodies and take adequate rest to avoid overuse injuries. The session was interactive and informative. It raised awareness about injury prevention and encouraged students to practice safe habits in both sports and daily life. The seminar concluded with a vote of thanks and proved to be valuable in promoting health, safety, and fitness among students.
View All imagesHills' High School, Surat held its Investiture Ceremony on Monday, 29th June 2026 to officially announce the newly elected Student Council for the academic year. The ceremony commenced with the lighting of the lamp, followed by an inspiring address by the Principal and the Chief Guest. The highlight of the event was the ‘Passing of the Light of Wisdom’, symbolizing the transfer of responsibility and leadership to the council members. An inspirational song by the school choir set a solemn and motivating tone. The newly appointed office bearers took their oath, pledged to uphold discipline and school values, and were felicitated with badges and sashes, marking the beginning of their journey as student leaders.
View All imagesHills' High School, Surat organized an Extempore Competition for students of Std. 6 to 8 on Wednesday, 24th June 2026 to enhance their spontaneity, confidence, and public speaking skills. Participants were given topics on the spot from a wide range including Discipline, Politics, Friendship, Environment, and Moral Values. Students spoke for 1-2 minutes, expressing their thoughts with clarity, originality, and conviction. The competition encouraged quick thinking, effective communication, and self-expression. It was an engaging platform that helped young learners overcome stage fear and articulate their ideas confidently.
View All imagesHills' High School, Surat celebrated International Yoga Day and World Music Day together with a special Father’s Day tribute on Friday 19 June & Saturday, 20th June 2026. The event saw enthusiastic participation from students and their fathers, who were invited to school to be a part of the celebrations. The morning began with a yoga session promoting mindfulness, fitness, and inner peace, followed by a vibrant music showcase by students of the school’s Music Department. The merged celebration of Father’s Day added warmth to the occasion, as fathers joined their children in yoga, music activities, and interactive sessions, making it a memorable day of wellness, creativity, and bonding.
View All imagesHills High School, Surat conducted its Annual Medical Check-up Camp. It was a week long program for students from Std. 1 to 12. A qualified medical team visited the campus to carry out comprehensive health screenings including eye check-up, dental examination, and overall physical health assessment such as height, weight and general wellness. Students were screened for common issues like vision defects, dental hygiene, and nutritional status, and individual health reports were shared with parents. The camp aimed to promote early detection of health concerns and instill awareness about hygiene, nutrition, and regular medical care among students.
View All imagesHills' High School, Surat organized a field trip to Prayas Shelter – A Home for Animals and Birds for students of Std. 2 on Thursday, 11th June 2026. The visit aimed to develop empathy, environmental awareness, and responsible citizenship among students. Through interaction with shelter volunteers, students learnt about the rescue, rehabilitation, and daily care of injured and abandoned animals and birds. They observed shelter operations, understood the importance of kindness towards voiceless creatures, and participated in feeding and cleanliness activities. The trip provided practical exposure and inspired students to be more compassionate and responsible towards animals and the environment.
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