Every year
Stheno — Annual Sports Meet
Our 13th annual sports meet was held on campus on 30 August 2025, opening with the march past.
Activities
Two No-Book Saturdays every month, an annual sports meet, a yearly fiesta and a calendar full of celebrations — school life at Hayagrivas is never only about the textbook.
Sports
Students train and play on our own grounds and the Hayagrivas Turf, and the year builds up to Stheno — our annual sports meet, opened with a march past and an Olympic-style torch.
Every year
Our 13th annual sports meet was held on campus on 30 August 2025, opening with the march past.
Opened December 2024
Opened on 21 December 2024 at the 12th Annual Sports Meet, the turf gives our students a dedicated place to train and play.
Body and mind
From balance displays to International Yoga Day, when the whole school formed a map of India in 2025.
Traditional sport
Our students perform mallakhamb, the traditional Indian art of gymnastics on a wooden pole.
Cricket · Football · Volleyball · Throwball · Kho-kho · Yoga · Mallakhamb
Arts & culture
Dance and performance come together at our Annual Fiesta, and festivals are celebrated on campus all year — giving every child a living knowledge of our culture.
Every year
Our annual day on stage: classical dance and performances by our students, now in its 14th year.
All year
Onam, Navaratri Golu, Diwali and Christmas are celebrated together at school.
Kindergarten
Our youngest learners celebrate Pink Day, Yellow Day, Circle Day, Square Day and more — learning through play.
India in one room
Students celebrate the many cultures of India in costume, in front of a hand-made map of the country.
The first and third Saturdays of every month are “No Book Days”, set aside entirely for co-curricular activities — no textbooks to carry.
Updates
News from campus, newest first. The school adds to this timeline through the year.
Our students welcomed Onam with a flower pookalam at school.
Hayagrivas students took the Speaker’s and Deputy Speakers’ chairs at the Thalir Young Indians Parliament 2026.
V. Jyovitha scored 608 out of 720 in NEET 2026, and five of our students crossed the 90th percentile in JEE Main Session 1, led by P. Pranavi at 98.10.
Every student passed in both Class X and Class XII. V. Jyovitha topped Class XII with 484 out of 500, and Jivanthiga topped Class X with 481.
The school’s 13th annual sports meet was held on campus on the afternoon of Saturday 30 August, opening with a student address and the march past.
Students marked International Yoga Day 2025 by forming a map of India on the school ground.
The sports meet began with an Olympic torch rally from the school, and the new Hayagrivas Turf was opened the same day.