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  • 2026
  • 2025
  • 2024
  • 2023
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2026

Where Purpose Meets Celebration: The DAIS/NMAJS CAS Fete 2026

The Annual DAIS/NMAJS Fete 2026, organised by the IBDP Year 11 students, transformed the campus into a vibrant celebration of service, creativity and community.


NGO partners hosted engaging stalls that combined fun games with meaningful merchandise, thoughtfully raising awareness about their causes. Adding to this spirit of initiative were thoughtfully curated student-initiated service stalls, where students showcased passion projects and social impact ideas they had conceptualised and led themselves. Parent-run stalls brought warmth and entrepreneurial energy to the day, strengthening the powerful DAIS/NMAJS community partnership.


The lively food stalls were a major crowd favourite, offering a delicious variety of treats, while colourful kiddie rides and a delightful petting zoo added excitement and joy for the younger visitors — making the Fete a truly inclusive celebration for all age groups.


A special highlight of the day was the heartwarming performances by DAIS and NMAJS students alongside students from partner NGOs—a powerful reminder of the impact of collaboration and shared opportunity.


Adding to the spirit of innovation was a striking art installation, entirely conceptualised and crafted by Year 11 students using sustainable and recyclable materials ♻️. It stood as a creative testament to responsible design and thoughtful action.


The Annual DAIS/NMAJS CAS Fete 2026 was truly a magical embodiment of the creativity, compassion and vibrant spirit that define our shared school community.

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2025

HOPE 2025 – The DAIS & NMAJS Fete

The school fete was a joyful and well-organised event that brought the entire community together for a day full of fun, food, and interactions. Committees like Decor, Entertainment, Raffles and Prizes, and Media collaboratively worked behind the scenes to ensure a festive and well-planned evening. Colourful decorations, wholesome performances, and smooth coordination ensured that everything ran seamlessly, keeping spirits high throughout the day.


A special highlight was the participation of NGOs like Advitya Aseema, WSD, EdYouth, Muktangan, Cuddles Foundation, Jai Vakeel and Toybank. Their thoughtfully curated stalls offered fun activities such as darts, basketball shootouts, and ice-block challenges. These engaging games allowed visitors to support important causes in a light-hearted and enjoyable way. It was heartening to see children and adults alike having fun while learning about social impact and community service.


The petting zoo was a big hit, drawing crowds throughout the day. Children were thrilled to interact with animals like rabbits, dogs, and horses. Equally popular were the food stalls, which served up an irresistible range of treats: from hot dosas and tangy chaats to refreshing bubble tea, cheesy pasta, and buttery popcorn. There was something for every palate.


Games, music, dance performances, and lucky draws kept the energy buzzing all day long. All in all, the school fete was a perfect blend of fun, community, and heart. It left everyone with smiles, full stomachs, and happy memories that are sure to last for a long time

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2024

DAIS Fete Umeed 2024

The heartbeat of Umeed 2024, the Annual CAS Fete of Dhirubhai Ambani International School, resonated with joy and purpose as students of IBDP Grade 11 took center stage, showcasing their commitment to service and community. An initiative embodying hope and community empowerment, the fete was a vibrant tapestry of compassion and celebration.


Stalls adorned with recycled materials stood proudly, representing a diverse array of NGOs, including Welfare of Stray Dogs, Toybank, Muktangan, Jai-Vakeel, Ed-Youth, Advitya, Aseema Kherwadi, and Aseema Bandra. Every rupee spent at these stalls was a step towards supporting these noble causes, adding a meaningful dimension to the evening's festivities.


The air was alive with music and dance, as students, NGO groups, and even DAIS alumni took to the stage, enchanting the audience with their performances. Grade 12 students illuminated the path with a luminaire walk, raising awareness for cancer patients symbolising hope with their diyas.


The grounds of the school were transformed into a carnival of goodwill, teeming with parents, teachers, and students engrossed in the activities. The food court offered a gastronomic adventure, while thrilling rides like the giant trampoline added to the excitement.


Umeed 2024 was not just an event; it was a testament to the spirit of giving and the power of community. As the night unfolded, it left an indelible mark on every heart, reminding us all of the transformative impact of collective action and compassion.


Drishti Agarwal 
Y 11

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2023

School Fete – Umeed - DAIS FETE

DAIS Fete Umeed 2023 was the first whole school event! We all needed a little hope for the new year since we were all returning to physical school after a prolonged absence due to the pandemic. Hence, this day saw an overwhelming response from students and parents. The most germane aspect of the Fete is that IBDP Grade 11 students raise funds for NGO's that they have been affiliated with for the past year as a part of their CAS Service initiatives. So, while the evening was a fun-filled experience, each and every rupee spent made its way to a good cause. Eight NGO stalls were set up using recycled and repurposed materials for NGO's including Welfare of Stray Dogs, Toybank, Muktangan, Jai-Vakeel, Ed-Youth, Advitya, Aseema Kherwadi and Aseema Bandra. The entertainment for the evening included a series of music and dance performances by DAIS students, NGO groups, even DAIS Alumni. The Grade 12 students participated in the Parade holding candles that signified the light of knowledge. Their walk through the school grounds and a finale of vibrant dancing elicited excited shouts of joy from parents and students. The grounds of the school were thronged with parents, teachers and students joyously participating at the NGO stalls; cheering the performers on stage and enjoying the delicacies in the foodcourt. Umeed 2023 was a resounding success.


Naviya Gupta and Varsha Sundar, IBDP Grade 11

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