RS CONFERENCE
Round Square International Conference 2025:
A Journey of Global Connection and Cultural Discovery in Dubai
A delegation comprising 7 students and 2 adults attended the ‘Round Square International Conference 2025’ hosted by 2025’ in Dubai hosted by The Millennium School, The Indian High School and GEMS Modern Academy from September 19 to 25, 2025.
The Conference proved to be an extraordinary gathering that seamlessly blended cultural immersion, educational excellence, and global fellowship. Over six transformative days, delegates from around the world experienced the perfect synthesis of traditional Emirati hospitality and forward-thinking educational innovation.
This year’s conference, themed “Beyond the Dunes,” brought together delegates in a rich blend of environmental, service, and adventure-based experiences. Participants engaged in inspiring keynote sessions, thought-provoking Baraza discussions, and immersive desert- inspired activities. The week culminated in a visit to Expo Dubai, followed by a memorable Closing Ceremony that celebrated leadership, collaboration, and the spirit of global citizenship.
Student Delegates:
- 1. Hemali Khandelwal
- 2. Laisha Agrawal
- 3. Bhavyaraj Singh Negi
- 4. Sahastranshu Singh Bhadoria
- 5. Amogh Agrawal
- 6. Shreyash Agrawal
- 7. Atharvi Agrawal
Adult Delegates:
- 1. Mrs. Durga Singh, RS Rep
- 2. Mrs. Shweta Verma
Round Square Conference (27 - 31 January 2026)
From immersive learning to meaningful global connections, our students experienced the true spirit of the Round Square IDEALS at the Round Square Conference 2026, hosted by Rajkumar College, Rajkot.
Guided by the powerful theme “Maned Warriors, Beyond Frontiers,” the journey offered deep insights into leadership, coexistence, conservation, and cultural exchange, highlighted by an unforgettable Gir Lion Safari and interactions with students from across the world.
A transformative experience that nurtured confidence, compassion, teamwork, global citizenship, lessons that go far beyond textbooks.
Proud of our Daly College delegation for representing the school with curiosity, courage, and character.
Student Delegates:
- 1. Abhivadya Tapadia
- 2. Prakriti Kothari
- 3. Viaan Agrawal
- 4. Aayaan Bhardwaj
- 5. Kiyansh Rathi
- 6. Pallab Dosi
- 7. Ayaana Sethi
- 8. Jiya Ajmera
- 9. Myra Singhal
Teacher Escorts:
- 1. Mrs. Minakshi Rathroe
- 2. Mrs. Nimisha Bhardwaj
RS Conference hosted by Singapore International School
Thirteen students and two teachers from our school had the wonderful opportunity to attend the Residential Round Square (RS) Conference hosted by Singapore International School. The conference was centered on the theme “Environment – Sustainability, Conservation & Community Action.”
The event provided an enriching and immersive experience for students aged 12 to 14, focusing on developing environmental awareness and global citizenship. Throughout the conference, our students actively participated in engaging workshops, eco-focused projects, and interactive sessions led by environmental experts. These activities enhanced their understanding of pressing environmental challenges and inspired them to take meaningful action.
A key highlight of the conference was the Versova Beach cleaning activity, where students actively participated in cleaning and restoring the coastline. This hands-on experience helped them understand the real impact of pollution and the importance of community-driven environmental action. It also fostered teamwork, responsibility, and a deep sense of environmental stewardship.
The conference also included service-learning initiatives, where students collaborated on real-world ecological issues, further developing their leadership, teamwork, and critical thinking skills. The cultural evenings and local excursions offered valuable exposure to Mumbai’s rich heritage and its innovative sustainability practices.
The Baraza sessions were particularly impactful, as they encouraged open dialogue, reflection, and collaborative problem-solving. Students shared their experiences, discussed environmental concerns, and proposed practical solutions for a sustainable future.
Overall, the conference was a highly rewarding experience that strengthened our students’ sense of responsibility towards the environment and empowered them to become proactive global citizens.
Student Delegates:
- 1. Saiyuri Tapadia
- 2. Aahhana Chhajlany
- 3. Rudravir Singh
- 4. Vanya Baherwani
- 5. Advika Parasrampuria
- 6. Siddhi Tiwari
- 7. Riddhi Tiwari
- 8. Aarav Sanghvi
- 9. Suryansh Modi
- 10. Naisha Bankda
- 11. Riana Sanghvi
- 12. Ananjai Singh Jhabua
- 13. Shanaya Kapasiya
Teacher Escorts:
- 1. Ms. Anubhuti Shukla
- 2. Mrs. Kajal Kapasiya
RS Conference on Environmentalism at Scindia School, Gwalior
A delegation of 14 students escorted by Mr. Sijo Mathew and Mrs. Prachi Malik attended the Round Square Conference on Environmentalism at Scindia School, Gwalior. The focus was on sustainability, climate action, and environmental responsibility.
Keynote speakers Rakesh Khatri, the “Nest Man of India,” and Animesh Kapoor inspired students with insights on conservation and sustainable living.
Engaging Baraza sessions, the Seed Bomb initiative, and visit to Eco Park and Jai Vilas Palace Museum deepened their environmental awareness. Mindfulness sessions highlighted the connection between well-being and nature. The conference also featured a light and sound show, cultural evening, and masquerade party, fostering friendships and collaboration.
It concluded with a heartfelt closing ceremony, leaving students with valuable insights and lasting memories.
Student Delegates:
- 1. Adityavardhan Singh Sengar
- 2. Moksha Shyamsukha
- 3. Daksh Taiwade
- 4. Suhaan Vaidya
- 5. Aarna Agrawal
- 6. Aarna Anand
- 7. Abhisri Kothari
- 8. Aahana Gupta
- 9. Vaanya Sharma
- 10. Saiyuri Tapaida
- 11. Shravya Sojatia
- 12. Riana Sanghvi
- 13. Plaksha Agrawal
- 14. Viaan Dhawan
Round Square Conference hosted by Dhirubhai Ambani School, Jamnagar 2025
“Memories for a Lifetime!”
A team of 11 students and 2 escort teachers from Daly College attended the Round Square Conference hosted by Dhirubhai Ambani International School in Jamnagar from September 10 to 13, 2025.
The event was filled with engaging icebreakers, cultural performances, Baraza discussions, and quick skit challenges – all promoting leadership, teamwork, and global friendships.
The key highlight of the conference was a visit to VANTARA Animal Welfare Centre, a world-class sanctuary for injured and endangered wildlife. Activities included a Green Belt Walk, sapling planting, animal care sessions, and eco-friendly workshops. The delegation also explored cutting-edge renewable energy with visits to the world’s largest biogas plant and a solar panel manufacturing unit.
With excellent organization and a spirit of unity, the conference was truly a transformative experience for all.
Student Delegates:
- 1. Ragini Nagrath
- 2. Ayansh Singhal
- 3. Rudravir Singh
- 4. Param Ajmera
- 5. Riana Sanghvi
- 6. Heer kaur Bhatia
- 7. Samarveer Singh Chhabra
- 8. Suryansh Modi
- 9. Medhansh Agrawal
- 10. Moksha Shyamsukha
- 11. Khushagra Jain
Teacher Escorts:
- 1. Mrs. Rati Ajmera
- 2. Ms Anubhuti Shukla
A Journey of Service and Leadership
Round Square Conference, Assam Valley School (16th–20th December 2025)
The Round Square Conference held at Assam Valley School from December 16 to 20, 2025 was a transformative experience that beautifully reflected the ideals of service, leadership, and global citizenship. The conference brought together students from different schools, encouraging dialogue, reflection, and meaningful action.
The programme began with an inspiring keynote address by Mr. Abhijeet Bhattacharya, setting the tone for thoughtful discussions during the Baraza sessions. Interactive activities fostered collaboration and helped participants understand how small acts of service can bring about positive change.
A highlight of the conference was the visit to Kaziranga National Park, where Dr. Sonali Ghosh shared valuable insights on wildlife conservation and the ecological importance of the one-horned rhinoceros. This experience heightened awareness about environmental responsibility and sustainable living. Cultural performances later in the day celebrated diversity and unity through art and expression.
The conference concluded with an impactful session by Mr. Das, a child rights activist, focusing on child safety, education, and the prevention of child labour and trafficking.
Delegates also engaged in a creative activity using recycled materials, symbolizing innovation, unity, and care for the environment.
Overall, the Round Square Conference was not merely an event but a journey of learning and inspiration, reinforcing the belief that service begins with awareness and leads to action.
Student Delegates:
- 1. Heer Baherwani
- 2. Anvesha Jain
- 3. Kartavya Agrawal
- 4. Jessveen Kaur Ahuja
- 5. Puneet Dhingani
- 6. Rannvijay Singh Thakor
Teacher Escort:
- 1. Mrs. Tripti Choudhary
