Major Events | Mayo College Girls' School

Aakriti 2026

Aakriti 2026 was a vibrant celebration of creativity, innovation, and talent that brought together students from various schools to participate in a wide range of cultural, technical, and artistic events. The festival began with great enthusiasm as participants showcased their skills with confidence and passion.

Silver Jubilee Commemorative Young Thinkers' Conclave, 2025.

Mayo College Girls' School, Ajmer proudly hosts the 14th Edition of the Silver Jubilee Commemorative Young Thinkers' Conclave! This prestigious event brings together 22 renowned institutions from across India, celebrating the spirit of ideas, expression, and creativity.

Manch Pravesh

Manch Pravesh is a culminating event for students of Odissi Dance. Usually, after 7-10 years of dedication to the dance, as and when approved by their Guru, students receive the honour of performing it. Our students learn under the guidance of Guru Seema Bansal Rai, disciple of Padmashree Guru Mayadhar Raut and Guru Madhumita Raut, daughter of the doyen of Odissi. Not only does this give the students a diploma certificate, which helps them have an upper hand in the cultural background in the future, but this performing art also gives them a lifetime of experience with the hard work they put in.

Annual Prize Giving

Our school’s biggest event is the Annual Prize Giving, an event that takes place over the course of three days with each day bringing something new. The first day starts off with the Chief Guests, the parents of the serving School Captain, inaugurating the school’s various exhibitions.

MCGSMUN

The 14th edition of the Mayo College Girls' School Model United Nations opened its doors with a ceremony that perfectly embodied this year's powerful theme of Vis Omnium: Power Contested by All. Over 200 delegates from across the country gathered to engage, debate, and lead, bringing the spirit of global diplomacy to life.

Jamila Singh House Day

Jamila Singh House Day is an event that is hosted by Mayo College Girls’ School towards the end of April before the students proceed for vacations. Each student from grades 4th, 5th, and 6th is involved in this event. This exhilarating event not only consists of performances from all four dance forms - Kathak, Bharatnatyam, Odissi, and Folk but also a Hindustani group song and Junior Orchestra. The event is intellectually stimulated with a play put up by our extremely talented students.