Dance
Hills High School has secured 1st Place in the Raas Competition of the Surat Athwa Zone
Hills High School has secured 1st Place in the prachin Garba Competition of the Surat Athwa Zone
Hills High School afternoon has secured 2nd Place in the folk Competition of the Surat Athwa Zone
Mono acting
1st rank - Lakshit Sarda (7C) Select for district level
3Rd rank Navya Taneja (9G)
Drawing(on the spot topic)
Cheshta Vora 10B secured 2nd position
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Festivity and devotion filled the air as we celebrated Navratri with great enthusiasm and spirit.
The campus came alive with vibrant colours as students came dressed in comfortable and colourful festive attire. The sound of traditional Garba music set everyone grooving. Students from all classes joined together to dance, clap and enjoy, creating a beautiful atmosphere of unity and celebration.
The celebration was not just about dance; it was about experiencing our culture, fostering togetherness and celebrating the spirit of joy and positivity that Navratri brings.
The beats & the graceful Garba moves and the smiling faces of our students made the day truly memorable.
Wishing everyone a joyful and blessed Navratri.
Jiansh Bakulkumar patel
Class :- 4C
Gold medal in 1 lap + d 🏅
Gold medal in 500mtr + d 🏅
Gold medal in 1000mtr 🏅
🏆Gujarat state champion of 2026 🏆
✨️Qualified for national game 2026✨
Helsy BhaveshBhai Satasiya
Class :- 6A
Age Group :- 10 to 12 Quad Girl
Gold medal in 1 lap Road🏅
Silver medal in 500mtr + d 🥈
Silver medal in 1 lap +d 🥈
🏆Gujarat state champion of 2026 🏆
✨️Qualified for national game 2026✨
The Student Council organised a thrilling Inter-House Sports Competition for the students of Std. 9 to 12.
The competition saw enthusiastic participation from all four houses, competing with great zeal and sportsmanship in both indoor and outdoor categories.
Outdoor Games included: Football, Basketball, Volleyball, and Kabaddi
Indoor Games included: Chess & Darts
Every match showcased not just talent, but also teamwork, discipline and determination. Students of Std. 9 to 12 put up a spirited show, making their houses proud. The event was meticulously planned and flawlessly executed by the Student Council under the guidance of our Sports Department.
Heartiest congratulations to all the winners and participants! Your energy and enthusiasm made the event a grand success.
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A love for reading is the greatest gift a school can give to its students. With this thought a book fair was organised for all the students. The fair transformed the AV Room into a paradise for book lovers. A wide and diverse collection of books was on display - from enchanting storybooks, encyclopedias and science journals to biographies, comics, novels and self-help books for young minds. Students from all classes browsed through the collection with great excitement, exploring titles of their interest and picking their favourites and discovering new authors. The response was overwhelming, with students eagerly buying books.
The event was a grand success in fostering a love for reading.
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Our school organised a comprehensive University Fair for the students of Std. 12 from all three streams - Commerce, Science and Humanities - with an aim to provide first-hand guidance for higher education and career planning.
The fair witnessed enthusiastic participation from renowned universities and institutions from across India. Representatives from leading universities set up interactive stalls and provided detailed information about various programs, admission procedures, eligibility criteria, scholarships and campus life.
Students had the opportunity to interact one-on-one with the university delegates, clarifying their doubts regarding course selection, entrance exams and future career prospects. The sessions were especially beneficial for understanding new-age career options, integrated courses, and opportunities for studying abroad.
The students appreciated the initiative as it helped them make informed decisions at this crucial juncture of their academic journey. Parents also joined the fair and found the interaction valuable for supporting their wards.
