Personal Project Virtual Exhibition-2021

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 Personal Project Virtual Exhibition-2021


“With hard work and effort, you can achieve anything”.-Antoine Griezmann



MYP Personal Projects are the highlights of the MYP Journey that generates huge learning opportunities, allied with the fact that each student emerges with a clear ‘product’ at the end – the visible outcome of their months-long endeavors.

To celebrate the achievements of the students, MYP Personal Project Exhibition was organized on 4th December 2021 through the Virtual Platform for the second consecutive year due to the pandemic.


The passion of the MYP 5 batch was evident in a range of exciting, richly informative, highly individual, and at times genuinely moving presentations. The projects showcased in the exhibition were innovative as well as inspiring in the way they addressed global issues. Projects on varied topics from art and sustainability to science and sports were presented at the event.


The event was the culminating experience in the Middle Years Program from grades 6-10 and time to showcase their journey and fruition of their hard work through this Virtual Personal Project Exhibition. 


Going through the ups and downs of their journey, they have demonstrated and developed a range of skills that will prepare them for the IBDP and beyond – time management, problem-solving, creativity, communication, perseverance, and resilience, to name a few. 


MYP 5 Batch proudly exhibited the results of an immersive, eight-month project in front of the whole school community. Every project was embedded in reflection and evaluation. Despite the challenges, students still demonstrated a great deal of resilience and passion and their work was truly commendable. 


Congratulations to MYP-5 Batch for the wonderful show. All the very best for all your future endeavors!

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