Tagore International School celebrated Rabindra Jayanti on 7 May 2026 through a series of engaging activities across Classes I–XII. Students explored the life, philosophy, and literary contributions of Rabindranath Tagore through storytelling, quizzes, creative writing, poetry, music, art, and discussions. Young learners enjoyed activities inspired by Kabuliwala, Paper Boats, and Ekla Chalo Re, while senior students reflected on Tagore’s timeless ideas through discussions, visual interpretations, and calligraphy presentations. The celebrations beautifully highlighted Tagore’s enduring message of creativity, empathy, peace, and harmony with nature, inspiring students to connect deeply with literature, art, and cultural heritage.