Book Week at Imperial Heritage School continued with a series of exciting literary activities across all grades, inspiring students to explore the wonderful world of books through creativity, imagination, and self-expression.

Our Pre-Primary learners celebrated stories through engaging hands-on activities. Nursery students created colourful school bag crafts using sponge printing and cut-outs of books, pencils, and rulers, learning the importance of caring for their school belongings. LKG students brought The Cat in the Hat to life by creating the beloved character with its iconic hat and bow, while UKG students enjoyed an interactive storytelling session of The Very Hungry Caterpillar, followed by story mapping, drawing, colouring, and sequencing activities that strengthened comprehension and creativity.

The celebrations continued in the Primary Wing, where Grade I students proudly completed and presented their Vacation Journals, sharing cherished holiday memories with confidence. Grade II students transformed into their favourite storybook characters during "From Pages to Stages", captivating everyone with expressive storytelling that reflected their imagination, confidence, and love for literature.

In the Senior Wing, students showcased their language skills and literary talents through engaging competitions. Classes VI–VIII enthusiastically participated in the Spell Bee Competition, demonstrating excellent vocabulary, pronunciation, and spelling skills. Meanwhile, Grade XI students concluded the celebrations with an inspiring Poetry Slam, presenting original self-composed poems that reflected creativity, confidence, and the power of self-expression.

Book Week at Imperial Heritage School continues to nurture a lifelong love for reading, encouraging every learner to imagine, create, and express through the magic of books.