Newsletter January – May 2025

Dear Parents & Guardians,
With the boundless blessings of the Almighty, we are proud to mark the successful completion of the academic year 2024 – 2025 at BVS Parsi High School. These past months have been filled with remarkable achievements, vibrant activities, and inspiring moments. Our students have continued to excel in academics, sports, and co-curricular pursuits, demonstrating resilience, commitment, and a true passion for growth. Their accomplishments have once again reflected the spirit of excellence that defines BVS. As we look back on this memorable journey, let us take a moment to celebrate the outstanding milestones that have made this term truly exceptional.

  1. Eight BVS students Muhammad Abdullah, Muhammad Aaliyan, Muhammad Ayaan, Salman Hassan, Murtaza Muneer Farooqi, Omar Farooq, Azhan Irshad and Ameer Hamza Ikram. participated in the Winter Batch of the NICH Volunteer Program from 30th December 2024 to 4th January 2025. They showed great dedication and were awarded certificates at the closing ceremony. Omar Farooq recited prayers, while Muhammad Aaliyan shared his experience. Guests including Dr. Mohsina, Dr. Uzair, and Mrs. Shaniera Akram appreciated the volunteers’ efforts.
  2. At the 15th MUNIK Conference from 10th – 12th January 2025, BVS made history by winning the Best Delegation Award for the first time in 15 years. With 22 awards including Best Delegate, Outstanding Diplomacy, Honourable and Special Mentions, our 39 delegates displayed exceptional public speaking and diplomacy skills.
  3. The DM School hosted an Interschool Declamation on 16th January 2025, Syed Jarri Abbas Rizvi (11-D) secured 2nd position in Urdu, while Agha Muhammad Murtaza (10-D) secured 2nd in English, showcasing strong oratory talent.
  4. On 24th – 26th January 2025 BVS students impressed at AKESP MUN III, winning Best Delegate, Outstanding Diplomat, Honourable and Special Mentions across multiple committees. BVS secured an overall 3rd place among 750+ delegates.
  5. On 27th January, 2025, Muhammad Ahmed secured 3rd place nationwide at the 2nd ICAP National Maths Championship 2024–2025. He received a shield, certificate, and a cash prize of Rs. 20,000. A commendable achievement in a highly competitive national event!
  6. Students of Class IX received hands-on First-Aid training by Dr. Samreen and Dr. Asfia. In the test held on 14th November, 145 out of 148 students passed. Muhammad Hassaan Ali (9-D) stood 1st, Muhammad Ahmed (9-E) stood 2nd and Ebadullah Arshad (9-D).
  7. The Silver Jubilee Event of Scrabble Championship was held on 1st and 2nd February 2025 at BVS Parsi High School. The event hosted over 900 players from 70 schools. Sohaib Ahmed Ghori (2-A) became the Champion of Category A, Syed Murtaza Abbas (2-A) stood 2nd in Category A. Khizer Hussain Khan (2-B) secured the 3rd place in Category A. Muhammad Anshaal (6-D) became the Champion of Category E. Hamza Bin Hammad (6-D) became the Champion of Category F. Muhammad Saad Vohra (9-D) stood 2nd in Category G. Aayan Khan Lodhi (6-E) stood 3rd in Category F.
  8. The Robofest Competition, held on February 1st, 2025, at IBA, BVS showcase their exceptional robotics skills and secure top positions across multiple categories. Syed Zaviyar Rehman of Grade 5C won 1st position in the Robo Parade category. In the Robo Medicine category, Abdul Ahad Yasir (6C), Hamza Bin Hammad (6D), Muhammad Mustafa Khan (6A), Muhammad Moosa Khan (6D), and Muhammad Ayan Khan Lodhi (6D) achieved 1st position. Additionally, Kazi Abdul Wali (6E), Muhammad Shazain Khan (5A), Shaikh Fazle Azeem (5B), Salar Bin Irfan (5B), and Mohammad Abdul Rehman Paracha (6D) secured 1st position in the Robo Art category.
  9. On 4th February 2025, the Primary English Elocution was a vibrant display of expression and oratory. Students from Grades 1–5 competed in three groups, with Turab Haider (5C) and Syed Ali Abbas (5-C) jointly winning the Navroji Ratanji Wadia Shield.
  10. Digit Dazzle, Inter School Mathematics Competition was held on 4th February, 2025 at Dawood Public School. BVS teams secured top ranks. Team 1 Vivan Mukesh (5C) & Chiraag Kumar (6) Team 2 Hashir Arif Siddiqui (7) & Muhammad Bilal Asher (8) displayed exceptional mathematical skills, qualifying for the final round and securing first position.
  11. At the Python Data Quest Competition held by Denning School of AI, two BVS teams competed among 300+ A-Level participants. One team secured First Position, winning PKR 70,000 and a shield, while the other was recognized as the youngest participants with an Appreciation Certificate.
  12. Battle of the Books 2025 held on 15th February 2025 at Iqra University School, BVS teams secured 3rd and 4th positions. Students from Grades 4–8 impressed with their literary knowledge and teamwork.
  13. On 18th February 2025, BVS was declared the winning school at the Inter-School Maths Smart Contest held at Reflections School. Muhammad Abdul Hadi Paracha (4-C) secured 1st position, while Muhammad Abdullah Asim (4-A) also delivered a strong performance.
  14. BVS Mind Sports Club players showcased outstanding talent at the 3rd National Youth Chess Championship held at Karachi Grammar School (22nd – 23rd February 2025), competing among 250 of the nation’s best young chess players. In the Under 18 category, Muhammad Sarim Hassan Razi (2024 Batch) secured 3rd position in Pakistan. In the Under 16 category, Daniyal Jawwad (10-E) stood 4th, Mohit Kumar (10-C) 8th, Muhammad Muneebul Islam Farooqui (10-C) 12th, Muhammad Aazim Salman (10-E) 20th, and Aroon Kumar (8-A) 21st. In the Under 14 category, Ahmed Jamali (7-E) ranked 8th, Zohaib Jawwad (8-D) 10th, and Madhav Kumar (8-A) 19th.
  15. Mind Boggle Tournament 2025 held at St. Patrick’s on 22nd February 2025, BVS dominated in both Chess and Scrabble. In chess, Muhammad Yahya Moin (9-D) was declared Champion of Category B, while Behlool Mithun (3-A) secured 2nd place in Category A. In scrabble, Abdul Wasay Narinja (6-E) was crowned Champion of Category A, with Agha Muhammad Affan (5-B) placing 2nd. Muhammad Anshaal (6-D) won Category B, followed by Shahjahan Ahmed (8-E) in 2nd place. Agha Muhammad Murtaza (10-D) claimed the Champion title in Category C.
  16. The Drama Festival held on 20th – 22nd February 2025 featured the English play Noises Off and Urdu play Baa Adab Baa Naseeb. Both were praised for brilliant performances, direction, and message. Students and staff put up a show that entertained and enlightened the audience.
  17. UNFCCC MUN on Climate Change held at PSS Cambridge on 28th February 2025, six BVS students won Best Delegate awards and were awarded shields and certificates for their compelling representation and advocacy on climate change issues.
  18. On 13th March 2025, the Hindu community celebrated Holi with prayers, sweets, and vibrant colors. The event was joined by members of other communities, promoting unity and cultural harmony.
  19. On 14th and 25th March 2025, the BVS Social Spirit Society organized heartfelt Iftars in Ramadan honoring caretakers and outsiders. Led by Mrs. Sabra Khan and a dedicated team of students and teachers, these events reflected the school’s spirit of compassion.
  20. On 20th March 2025, the Zoroastrian community celebrated Nowruz with traditional prayers, a lavish Haft-e-seen table, and cultural joy. Former Minister Mr. Asad Umar and Geo TV’s exclusive coverage added to the festivity.
  21. Pakistan Day Chess Tournament 2025 held on 23rd March 2025, Zohaib Jawwad (8-D) was crowned Champion in U-17, while Daniyal Jawwad (10-E) and Aazim Salman (10-E) placed in the Top 10 in the Open Category. Aarish Farzan (1-C) and Maarib Farzan (3-A) also placed in the Top 15.
  22. Resurrection Day (Easter) was observed on 17th April 2025, the Christian community led a reverent prayer service. Special prayers were offered for the Principal, Mrs. Mehernaz Bharucha, and her family, showing unity and care in a time of loss.
  23. On 8th May 2025, five students from 9-D attended a youth-led dialogue on “Skills for the Future.” at Ziauddin School & College The session promoted self-reflection, innovation, and student-led educational reform. Students received appreciation certificates.
  24. On 23rd May 2025, BVS celebrated its 166th birthday with lively skits honoring the founder Seth Shahpurji Soparivala. The primary section’s performance highlighted the school’s history and the formation of its houses, while the secondary section also delivered impressive acts. The event concluded with a heartfelt note from the principal and the distribution of sweet treats to all students.

Looking ahead, we embrace every challenge with courage and passion. With the blessings of the Almighty, BVS is poised for continued growth and success.

Best regards,
Principal