August 2026
A World Record. With a Purpose. A Movement. With a Mission.
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On 26th June 2026, on the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, more than 15,000 students across 121 Akal Academies came together in one synchronized movement with a shared resolve to stand against drug abuse and choose a future rooted in values, purpose and responsibility.
The initiative has been recognised by the World Book of Records, London, a milestone that reflects the strength of a united community committed to positive change.
Yet, the true achievement goes far beyond any record.
It lies in empowering children to make the right choices, building resilience before addiction ever takes hold and nurturing a generation that leads with character, compassion and courage.
Join us in creating a healthier, addiction-free future.
We Are Drug Free.
Akal Academy Baru Sahib | Celebrating 40 Years of Education (1986–2026)
Fully Residential | Co-educational | International Curricula
IB (Nursery–V) | Cambridge (VI–XII) | CBSE (Nursery–XII)
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Inter-House Futsal Competition | Girls (Grades 6–12)
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Futsal is a fast-paced variation of football played on a smaller court with five players on each team, unlike traditional football, which is played with 11 players. The game places greater emphasis on close ball control, quick passing, teamwork and rapid decision-making, making it both technically demanding and highly engaging.
The Inter-House Futsal Competition brought together girls from Grades 6–12, representing the Ajay, Abhay, Amul and Atul Houses. After a series of closely contested matches, Ajay House and Abhay House advanced to the finals, where Abhay House emerged victorious.
In the first phase of the competition, matches for girls of Grades 6–12 were conducted and will be followed by the boys' competition.
Akal Academy Baru Sahib | Celebrating 40 Years of Education (1986–2026)
Fully Residential | Co-educational | International Curricula
IB (Nursery–V) | Cambridge (VI–XII) | CBSE (Nursery–XII)
For more details, please get in touch with us:
Phone: 1800 180 7755 (Toll-Free)
WhatsApp: +91 98164 00510
Website: www.akalacademybarusahib.com
Sunday Recreational Activity | Gurmukhi Calligraphy Workshop
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As part of the Sunday Recreational Activity, a Gurmukhi Calligraphy (Akharkari) Workshop was conducted for students. Calligraphy is practised in many styles and languages across the world. Gurmukhi Akharkari is one such form, referring to the artistic writing and decorative representation of Gurmukhi letters, where Akhar (ਅੱਖਰ) means letter and Kari (ਕਾਰੀ) means artistic craftsmanship or creative work.
Students were introduced to the fundamentals of Traditional, Modern and Digital Gurmukhi Calligraphy, along with the tools used in this art form, including brush pens, bamboo pens, handmade paper and ink. During the first workshop, students learnt about the calligraphy pen, ink, the correct way to hold the pen, and the basic strokes used in Gurmukhi calligraphy.
Learning Gurmukhi Akharkari helps students improve creativity, develop patience and concentration, preserve their cultural identity, strengthen their connection with the Gurmukhi script, and cultivate mindfulness through artistic expression. It also nurtures a deeper understanding of their rich heritage, language, culture and traditions.
Art becomes even more meaningful when it preserves language, culture and heritage.
Akal Academy Baru Sahib, celebrating 40 Years of Education (1986- 2026)
Fully Residential School | Coeducational | International Educational Boards
IB (Nursery–V) | Cambridge (VI–XII) | CBSE (Nursery–XII)
For more details, please get in touch with us:
Phone - 18001807755 (Toll-Free)
WhatsApp - 9816400510
Website - www.akalacademybarusahib.com
Live Art Session | Fabric & Pottery Painting
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Students of the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP), Grades 1–5, participated in a Live Art Session with Mrs. Santosh, a distinguished artist. The session introduced students to fabric painting and pottery painting, where they explored different textures, techniques and colours under the artist's guidance through an experiential learning approach.
Fabric Painting – Students experienced the joy of transforming plain fabric into vibrant works of art through simple painting techniques and creative expression.
Flower pots and decorative pieces were created from recycled bottles and pottery, reinforcing the concept of recycling and demonstrating how creativity can transform everyday materials into meaningful works of art.
During the interaction with Mrs. Santosh, students also inquired about the rules, techniques and creative processes involved in different art forms. The live art session encouraged imagination, creativity and environmental responsibility among IB PYP learners.
Akal Academy Baru Sahib, celebrating 40 Years of Education (1986- 2026)
Fully Residential School | Coeducational | International Educational Boards
IB (Nursery–V) | Cambridge (VI–XII) | CBSE (Nursery–XII)
For more details, please get in touch with us:
Phone – 18001807755 (Toll-Free)
WhatsApp - 098164 00510
Miri Piri Diwas marks the occasion when Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji, the Sixth Guru Sahib, was ceremonially seated on the throne of Guruship and adorned with two swords, symbolising Miri (temporal authority) and Piri (spiritual authority).
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Piri signifies spiritual sovereignty rooted in devotion to the Divine.
Miri symbolises the responsibility to uphold justice, protect the oppressed, and resist tyranny.
Through this act, Guru Sahib declared that spirituality could never remain detached from the realities of society. A truly spiritual life also demands the courage to defend righteousness and uphold the dignity of all humanity.
The doctrine of Miri-Piri does not advocate the pursuit of political power for its own sake. Rather, it teaches that temporal authority must always remain guided by spiritual principles. Governance without morality can become oppressive, while spirituality that withdraws from the suffering of society remains incomplete.
Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji united these two dimensions into a harmonious ideal, teaching that one should cultivate humility before the Divine while displaying courage in the face of injustice.
The principle of Miri-Piri remains profoundly relevant today. In a world often marked by conflict, inequality and moral uncertainty, Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji's vision reminds us that true strength is never measured by power alone. It is reflected in the ability to combine compassion with courage, humility with confidence, and faith with responsible action. Miri-Piri inspires individuals to become active contributors to society, people who stand for truth, protect the vulnerable and work for the common good while remaining spiritually grounded.
The message of Miri-Piri holds profound significance for students as well. Education is not only the pursuit of academic excellence but also the cultivation of character. Knowledge acquires its highest purpose when guided by integrity, empathy, and a commitment to service.
A student inspired by Miri-Piri strives to excel intellectually while demonstrating:
• Discipline
• Honesty
• Resilience
• Respect for others
In this understanding, leadership is not about authority but about responsibility.
Every book is a new adventure waiting to begin.
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Books have the power to inspire ideas, broaden perspectives, and shape minds. Every book opened marks the beginning of a new journey of knowledge, imagination and lifelong learning.
To inculcate the habit of reading among students, the Book Fair is being organised for students from Nursery to Grade 12, featuring a wide range of books across diverse genres for readers of all age groups. From timeless classics and inspiring biographies to engaging fiction, science, adventure, activity and motivational books, the fair offers books for every reader.
The Book Fair was inaugurated by Hon'ble Dr. Davinder Singh Ji (The President of Kalgidhar Trust), accompanied by Dr. Neelam Kaur, students, international campers from the ongoing Akal International Gurmat Camp, Principal and teachers.
With a shared love for reading, students, teachers and international campers explored the books of different genres together.
Happy Reading and Happy Learning!
For more details, please get in touch with us:
Phone: 1800 180 7755 (Toll-Free)
Website: www.akalacademybarusahib.com