1. School Games of Federation
1. Name: Neil Emmanuel P, High Jump, Category – Under 14 Boys, Level of Event – Participated in School Games of Federation.
2. CISCE National 2nd place in High jump, Under 14 Boys
Neil Emmanuel P. has brought immense laurels to the school by clinching the silver medal in the Under-14 Boys High Jump at the CISCE National Athletics Meet. His exceptional leap and technical finesse also earned him the prestigious opportunity to compete at the School Games Federation of India (SGFI) level. This stellar performance at the national stage marks a significant milestone in his athletic journey and serves as an inspiration to all aspiring athletes.
3. CISCE Regional level 2025-26, Throwball 3rd place. Under -17 category girls, Name: Manasa and Anu Keerthana
Congratulations to our Under-17 girls' team for securing a commendable third place at the CISCE Regional Throwball Tournament 2025-26. Led by the stellar performances of our students, Manasa and Anu Keerthana, the squad demonstrated exceptional athleticism and a resilient spirit throughout the competition. Their podium finish is a testament to their unwavering dedication and serves as a proud milestone for our school's sporting legacy.
4. Name: Sakshi. M, Event- Volleyball, Participate in CISCE National level 2025-26, Regional level 4th place, Zonal level 1st place.
Our talented athlete, Sakshi M., has carved a remarkable path this season, clinching first place at the Zonal level and a prestigious fourth-place finish at the CISCE Regionals. Her consistent excellence and tactical prowess on the court have earned her a well-deserved spot to compete at the CISCE National Level 2025-26, representing our school with grit and distinction.
5. CISCE Athletic meet 2025-26, Name: Arshia Nambiar, Arjita Shekhawat, Nandana koyili, Marlina, Event- 4 x 100 mtr Relay, Zonal level - 1st place, Regional level 3rd place.
Displaying extraordinary synchronization and blistering speed, the relay team comprising Arshia Nambiar, Arjita Shekhawat, Nandana Koyili, and Marlina sprinted to a gold-medal finish at the Zonal level. They further solidified their reputation for excellence by clinching a distinguished third place at the CISCE Regional Athletic Meet 2025-26, showcasing the power of seamless teamwork and sheer determination.
6. Name: Arshia Nambiar, Zonal level Athletic meet- 2025-26, Event- Shot put 1st place, Long jump 1st place, High jump 1st place, CISCE Regional Athletic meet 2025-26, High jump -2nd place, Long jump-3rd place, she selected for National level also.
The school celebrates the phenomenal versatility of Arshia Nambiar, who delivered a masterclass performance at the Zonal Athletic Meet 2025-26 by clinching triple gold in Shot Put, Long Jump, and High Jump. Her momentum continued at the CISCE Regionals, where she secured a silver medal in High Jump and bronze in Long Jump, officially earning her a prestigious selection for the National Level. Arshia's multifaceted talent and competitive drive embody the very spirit of sporting excellence.
7. Shriram Global School Whitefield, Event-Volleyball, Category -Under 14 girls, Position - 2nd
8. Shriram Global School Whitefield, Event-Volleyball, Category -Under 16 girls, Position - 1st
9. Shriram Global School Whitefield, Event-Volleyball, Category -Under 14 boys, Position - 1st
Our athletes dominated the court at the Shriram Global School, Whitefield competition, with both the Under-16 girls and Under-14 boys clinching first-place victories through strategic brilliance and teamwork. The Under-14 girls team further bolstered our success by securing a meritorious second place, demonstrating immense grit and potential. This collective triumph highlights the depth of talent and the formidable spirit of our school's volleyball program.
10. CISCE ZONAL Level 2025, Under 14 girls ,1st place.
11. CISCE ZONAL Level, Under- 19 girls 1st place
12. CISCE ZONAL Level – 2025, Under17 girls 1st place
Our school's volleyball prowess was on full display at the CISCE Zonal Level 2025, where our girls' teams achieved an unprecedented clean sweep. Demonstrating flawless coordination and sporting dominance, the Under-14, Under-17, and Under-19 categories all clinically secured first-place finishes. These triple gold-medal victories underscore our institution's commitment to athletic excellence and the formidable talent of our young sportswomen.
The KISA GK Quiz Inter-School Competition was hosted by our school on 31st August, with 67 schools from across Karnataka competing at the regional level. The quiz was conducted for students of Classes 3 to 5.
The event was graced by Rev. Bro. Christu, Superior of the School Community, and Dr. Prashant Fernandes, Principal of BMIS and KISA Committee Member. Ms. Durga Venkataraman, Engagement Associate at QShala, served as the Quiz Master.
Sherwood High emerged as the winner, followed by St. Patrick's Academy in second place and St. Vincent Pallotti School, Bengaluru in third. The event concluded with a Prize Distribution Ceremony, celebrating the achievements of the finalist teams.
The Kindergarten team celebrated Family Ties Day on 29th August 2026 with great love and enthusiasm, creating a joyful and memorable experience for grandparents and grandchildren.
The programme was graced by Chief Guest Dr. Akash from Kauvery Hospital, who highlighted the invaluable role of grandparents as pillars of wisdom, strength and unconditional love.
The celebration began with a prayer song and welcome dance, followed by vibrant cultural performances, action songs and choral recitations by the children, dedicated to their beloved grandparents.
The grandparents enthusiastically participated in fun-filled games such as the memory game, passing the parcel and ball balancing, filling the auditorium with laughter and cheer.
The celebration concluded on an emotional note, with grandparents expressing their heartfelt gratitude to the school management, Principal and teachers for providing a wonderful opportunity to strengthen the bond between generations.
St. Patrick's Academy, Bengaluru, celebrated Independence Day on 15 August 2026 with patriotic fervour and enthusiasm. The celebration featured flag hoisting, a march–past, patriotic performances, a skit on the Life of Kumaran, and the felicitation of the 2025–26 batch. The Chief Guest's address and the concluding rendition of Vande Mataram added dignity to the occasion, inspiring a renewed sense of national pride.