Muscat – The Indian School Wadi Kabir [Cambridge] successfully celebrated its Annual Day 2025, themed “A World Built on Values,” on December 13, 2025. The event, an embodiment of the Essence of Humanity, was graced by Chief Guest Mr. Hussain Ali al Lawati, CEO of the Development Bank, Oman. Also in attendance were our Chief Patron Sheikh Shri Anil Khimji, along with Mr. Kiran Asher and Mr. Harshendu Shah (members of the Education Cell), members of the Office Bearers Committee and the School Management Committee, faculty members, parents, and students.
The formal ceremony featured the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and the rendition of the Omani and Indian national anthems. The Honorary President, Ms. Gargi Chugh, addressed the audience. The School Principal and Vice Principal presented the School Annual Report, highlighting academic achievements, co-curricular milestones, and the successful placement of alumni across various continents and prestigious universities.
The cultural segment brought the theme to life through a thoughtfully curated sequence of performances blending classical fables from the Panchatantra, Aladdin, and Tenali Raman with global music. Through vibrant storytelling and artistic expression, students conveyed powerful messages on kindness, honesty, integrity, unity, respect, inclusivity, and equality. In an increasingly complex and fast-paced world, the performances underscored the enduring relevance of values as guiding principles that shape responsible individuals and conscientious global citizens.
The event also served as a platform to recognize excellence. Academic achievers, including country and world toppers, along with sports champions, were felicitated. Educators completing five years of dedicated service and those receiving special awards for outstanding contributions were also honoured. The Chief Guest commended the institution for its strong emphasis on community values and essential life skills.
The event reaffirmed ISWK [Cambridge]’s unwavering commitment to value-based education, demonstrating how the arts can be a powerful medium to nurture ethical thinking, celebrate diversity, and inspire students to build a better, more humane world.
