At Queen Mira International School (QMIS), we believe that being globally ready begins with being deeply rooted. In an interconnected world where cultures converge, children need more than academic competence to thrive — they need identity, cultural consciousness, empathy, and a profound respect for humanity. Our endeavour at QMIS is to nurture young minds anchored in Indian heritage while remaining open to the plurality of the world around them. Values...Read More
When someone asks about sports at school, cricket and football are probably the first two that come to mind. But at QMIS, there’s so much more happening on the courts and fields. A Sport for Every Kind of Student Basketball, throwball, badminton, athletics, rifle shooting, table tennis, chess and martial arts like Karate, Kung Fu, Silambam and Taekwondo — there’s something for almost everyone. What I like most is that...Read More
Meet the Champions: QMIS Students Making Their Mark in State and National Sports By Kabisana, Grade X, State Rifle Shooter My name is Kabisana, and I’ve been part of the QMIS family for nine years — the last three as a member of the QMIS Rifle Club. My journey has been built on hard work, discipline and challenges. From starting at the ground level to competing nationally, I’ve learned that...Read More
Yoga, Mindfulness and Movement: Building Healthy Habits Beyond the Playing Field By Edgar Shayo, Grade XI, & Founder of Script Writer Studios, Film Production and Book Publication Not every child needs to become a competitive athlete to benefit from staying active. A healthy school environment makes room for many forms of movement — sports, games, yoga, stretching, walking, recreational activities and other age-appropriate physical experiences. Because children have different interests...Read More
Fit Body, Focused Mind: The Science Behind Sports and Academic Performance By Haarish Muthu, Grade 11 If you’re like me, you’ve probably been told to stop playing and go study before an exam. It’s easy to assume time on the sports field takes away from study hours — but as a Grade 11 student juggling challenging classes and a busy routine, I’ve learned that staying active can actually make learning...Read More
