Annual Inter-School Festival

Mindspark

The Inter-School Festival

MINDSPARK

Mind-Spark is the annual inter-school event hosted by Brighton International School, Raipur.

Brighton International School, Raipur has been hosting MINDSPARK, the annual inter-school event, for the several years. The first edition of Mindspark, happened in the year 2014-15, since then it has been a shining jewel in Brighton’s annual calendar.
 
The event features a gamut of literary, cultural, craft, fine arts and sports competitions. This festival is more than just a display of talent; it is a celebration of the journey of learning and growing. It is an opportunity for our students to shine, share their passions, and inspire one another. It is also a chance for us, as a community, to come together and support the dreams and aspirations of our youth.

The core values of Mind Spark include supporting students and developing their abilities. School have a responsibility to discover students’ hidden skills. MindSpark is one such platform where abilities can be showcased and refined. This vibrant event brings together students of all age, showcasing the incredible diversity of skills and passions that thrive within our school community.

MindSpark is set for October 30 – 31, 2026  during the academic year 2026-27.

The following is the event schedule:

Kindly click on different events to fill the registration form

Register for MINDSPARK

Competition NameCategoryDateRegistration Link
Poem RecitationGroup A (Grades I-II) – Festivals of Joy, Group B (Grades III-V) – Technology and Me30 OctRegister here
QuizGK & Current Affairs – Group D (Grades IX-XII)30 OctRegister here
Song CompetitionGroups A-D (one entry Grades I-V, one entry Grades VI-XII) – Theme: Maa30 OctRegister here
Scratch – MatchGroup B (Grades III-V) – Topic given on the spot30 OctRegister here
Cricket TournamentUnder-17 Boys30 & 31 OctRegister here
Dual Robo SoccerGroup C & D (Grades VI-XII)30 OctRegister here
Robo Hurdle RaceGroup C & D (Grades VI-XII)30 OctRegister here
BasketballUnder-16 Girls, Group C & D (Grades VI-XII)30 OctRegister here
Story Narration using Hand PuppetsGroup A & B (Grades I-V) – Story based on moral values31 OctRegister here
Design.comGroup C (Grades VI-VIII), Group D (Grades IX-XII)31 OctRegister here
Py-LogicGroup D (Grades IX-XII) – Python Coding31 OctRegister here
Robo DangalGroup C & D (Grades VI-XII)31 OctRegister here
Robo MazeGroup C & D (Grades VI-XII)31 OctRegister here
Dance DramaGroup A, B, C & D – Group Dance (Grades VI-XII): Patriotic, Solo Dance (Grades I-V): Festivals of India31 OctRegister here
VolleyballUnder-16 Girls, Group C & D (Grades VI-XII)31 OctRegister here

Competition Rules – MINDSPARK 2026

Last Date to REGISTER: 24 October 2026

The school accumulating the highest total points across all events will be honored as the CHAMPION SCHOOL.

Poem Recitation (30 Oct)

This competition is for Group A (Grades I-II) and Group B (Grades III-V).

Themes: Group A – Festivals of Joy; Group B – Technology and Me.

Maximum 2 students per group from each institution may participate; participants may be from the same class within their group.

Recitation must be in English only, with a time limit of 2 minutes per participant.

Judges’ decision will be final.

Quiz – GK & Current Affairs (30 Oct)

This competition is for Group D (Grades IX-XII).

Each school submits 1 team of 2 students.

All teams participate in a written round; top four qualify for next round.

Tie-break questions resolve draws. Judges’ decision is final.

Solo Song Competition (30 Oct)

For Group A, B, C & D. Each school registers two entries: one from Grades I-V and one from Grades VI-XII. Only one solo entry is allowed per category.

Vocal only; theme: Maa (माँ).

Teachers are not permitted to play any musical instruments; karaoke allowed with a clearly labelled pen drive; live instruments permitted only if played by the participant.

Maximum time limit: 3 minutes per participant.

Judgement on vocal quality and pitch, relevance to theme, musicality and rhythm, and stage presence. Judges’ decision final.

Scratch – Match (30 Oct)

For Group B (Grades III-V). Individual competition; max 2 participants per school.

Topic given on the spot; conducted using Scratch, a block-based programming platform.

Two rounds: Qualifier (30 min) and Final (45 min); top 10 participants qualify for Final.

No electronic gadgets allowed; any malpractice or unauthorized assistance leads to disqualification.

Judges’ decision final.

Cricket Tournament (30 & 31 Oct)

For Under-17 boys.

Participants must be born on or after 1 January 2009. Valid school ID mandatory.

Players must report in white cricket attire and bring their own complete kit, including the match ball (host school will not provide it).

Teams consist of 14 players and 1 coach.

Knockout format; matches of 10 overs per side; ties decided by Super Over.

Discipline expected throughout; officials’ decision final and binding.

Dual Robo Soccer (30 Oct)

For Group C & D (Grades VI-XII). One team per school with 3 members and 2 custom-built bots.

Bot size max 20cm width, 25cm length, 15cm height; ready-made robots are strictly prohibited.

Bots must be fully charged before the event; no charging time will be provided.

Playing field: 7 ft length x 5 ft width.

Judged on points earned and time taken.

Robo Hurdle Race (30 Oct)

For Group C & D (Grades VI-XII). One team of 2 members per school.

Bot size and construction same as Dual Robo Soccer; each bot must be equipped with a grabber, required to complete Stage 3.

Only students may operate the bots; teachers are strictly prohibited from handling them.

10 stages, 5 points each, awarded on crossing each stage; ties decided by least completion time.

Judged on design, stages passed, and time taken.

Basketball (30 Oct)

For Under-16 Girls, Group C & D (Grades VI-XII).

Participants must be born on or after 1 January 2011. Only bona fide girl students of the participating school may compete.

Each player must carry a valid school ID card (Aadhaar Card and Birth Certificate may be required for verification).

Teams consist of a maximum of 12 players and 1 Head Coach; a minimum of 5 players is required to start a match.

All matches will be played as per official FIBA rules, with four quarters of 10 minutes each.

Teams must report at least 30 minutes before their scheduled match.

Any misconduct or unsporting behaviour may lead to disqualification. Officials’ and Tournament Committee decisions are final and binding.

Story Narration using Hand Puppets (31 Oct)

For Group A & B (Grades I-V). Two entries per school.

Story must be in English and carry moral values; time limit of 3 minutes per participant.

Stories may be adapted or originally written; no sensitive issues; a consistent pace must be maintained throughout.

Judges’ decision final.

Design.com (HTML Design) (31 Oct)

For Group C & D (Grades VI-XII). Two participants per group per school; Group C competes individually, Group D competes as a team.

Two rounds: Qualifier (30 min) and Final (60 min).

Topic given on the spot; top five teams (Group D) and top five participants (Group C) qualify for the Final.

No electronic gadgets allowed; all participants must abide by the rules of the event.

Py-Logic (Python Coding) (31 Oct)

For Group D (Grades IX-XII). Two individual participants per school.

Two rounds: Qualifier (30 min) and Final (60 min).

Questions given on the spot; top 10 participants qualify for the Final.

No electronic gadgets allowed; all participants must abide by the rules of the event.

Robo Dangal (31 Oct)

For Group C & D (Grades VI-XII). One team of 2 members per school; only 1 robot per school.

Robot must not exceed 5 kg in weight or 20x25x15 cm in size; ready-made robots and robots with sharp edges or harmful attachments are strictly prohibited.

Robot may be autonomous, remote-controlled, wired, or wireless, with operating voltage not exceeding 15V DC. Teachers are not allowed to operate the robot.

Three rounds of 3 minutes each; the robot that pushes the opponent out of the ring or disables it wins. Simultaneous falls result in a replay.

If neither robot is disabled or pushed out, the winner is decided by the judges based on aggression, control, and style.

Participants are responsible for their own robots; the host school is not liable for any damage.

Robo Maze (31 Oct)

For Group C & D (Grades VI-XII). One team of 2 members per school.

Participants must bring their own bot, fully charged in advance; no charging time will be provided during the event.

Ready-made bots are not allowed; robot must not exceed 3 kg or 15x15x15 cm; may be autonomous, remote-controlled, wired, or wireless. Teachers are not allowed to operate the robot.

Robots with sharp edges or harmful attachments will be disqualified.

Judgement based on total points and time taken to pass the maze.

Dance Drama (31 Oct)

For Group A, B, C & D. Each school registers two teams: a Group Dance (Grades VI-XII, max 12 participants) and a Solo Dance (Grades I-V, max 12 participants).

Themes: Group Dance – Patriotic; Solo Dance – Festivals of India.

Maximum duration: 5 minutes per performance; performances exceeding the time limit are subject to negative marking.

A well-labelled pen drive with the dance track is mandatory; participants must report in complete dress and makeup, as no changing room will be provided.

Dangerous props are not allowed. Judged on relevance to theme, coordination, expression, stage presence, use of props, and overall performance.

Volleyball U16 (Girls) (31 Oct)

For Group C & D (Grades VI-XII). Under-16 girls; participants must be born on or after 1 January 2011.

Teams consist of 12 members and a coach; one player from the Under-19 category may be included in the playing six.

Knockout format; rally-point scoring; a maximum of 3 hits per side to return the ball, and a player cannot hit the ball twice in succession (blocks excluded).

All players must carry a valid school ID card; teams must report at 8:30 a.m.

Any disputes will be settled by officials, whose decision is final and binding.

  • Date: 30 & 31 October 2026, Friday & Saturday
  • Time: 8:00 a.m to 1:00 p.m
  • Categories: Group A - Class I & II, Group B - Class III to V, Group C - Class VI to VIII, Group D- Class IX to XII
  • For any help or queries, kindly contact Mrs Priya Kaur: 9179146859, Email: activity@brightoninternational.in

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Mindspark 2025

MINDSPARK 2025–26

Brighton International School successfully hosted its Annual Inter-School Fest, MINDSPARK 2025–26, on 16 and 17 October 2025, bringing together 800+ students from 27 leading schools across Chhattisgarh.

The two-day fest commenced with a grand Opening Ceremony featuring a welcome dance and ceremonial lamp lighting, followed by the felicitation of the Chief Guest, Shri Jagdish Barman, Regional Officer, CBSE, Raipur, and Guest of Honour, Dr T. Rama Rao, Vice-Chancellor, Anjaneya University. The Managing Director, Mr Abhiney Singh, formally inaugurated the fest and encouraged students to pursue excellence and innovation. Principal Mrs Jayshree Nair highlighted the school’s commitment to holistic learning and the importance of providing students with opportunities to explore their creativity and potential beyond the classroom.

Across two days, 19 competitions spanning literary, cultural, technical and sporting disciplines provided students with a platform to demonstrate their creativity, confidence, intellect, teamwork and problem-solving abilities.

The fest concluded with a Closing Ceremony graced by Shri Dilip Sarangi, where the achievements of the participating students and winning teams were celebrated. The event came to a memorable close with the Brighton Anthem, marking another successful edition of MINDSPARK. Following were the results;

EventWinnerFirst Runner-upSecond Runner-up
Poem Recitation (Group A)Arnavi Chatterjee (DPS, Nava Raipur)Piyansh Tharani (Brighton)Yuvan Pundir (Brighton)
Poem Recitation (Group B)Anshika Pandey (DPS, Raipur)Hridya Daga (Brighton)Yashvi Tyagi (Brighton)
QuizAarna Misra, Atman Shri Shukla (DPS)Yash Sairani, Yash Singh (KPS International)—
Mono ActKiansh Maurya (Brighton)Kiyara Rathod (Brighton)Kavya Kesharwani (DPS, Raipur)
Poster MakingAmitakshi Shrivastava (Brighton)Garv Kumar Verma (Brighton)Nishita Rajak (Indian Public School)
Solo Song (Group C)Avni Rajput (Brighton)Himanshi Daga (DPS, Raipur)—
Solo Song (Group D)Katyayni Mandal (Brighton)Lavanya Mishra (KPS, Tulsi)—
Scratch – MatchAviraj Bose (DPS, Raipur)Krishna Kumar (KPS, Dunda)Hardik Sundarani (Brighton)
Cricket TournamentBrightonAdarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa—
Dual Robo SoccerYash Singh, Garv Chaudhary, Anay Agrawal (Brighton)Ritesh Mundhara, Gaurav Lanjekar, Sarthak Diwan (Shivan Educational Academy)—
Robo Hurdle RaceManas Nagdeo, Mayank Sahu (Brighton)Shreyansh Mistry, Samarth Dhiraj Agrawal (DPS)—
Story Narration (Group A)Harshil Bansija (DPS, Raipur)Domnic Samuel (Brighton)Drishti Dhurandhar (DPS, Raipur)
Story Narration (Group B)Yukti Surana (DPS, Nava Raipur)Anushka Giri (DPS, Raipur)Rudra Jadaun (Brighton)
ExtemporeAmna Parveen (DAV Monnet)Amyra Sarang (DPS, Raipur)Ashutosh Chakraborty (Adarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa)
Face PaintingLakshya Ku. Mandavi, Sauryapratap Sahu (Columbia)Moryansh Sahu, Jasveer Singh Chawla (DPS, Nava Raipur)Tisha Sachdev, Pranjal Chandel (KPS, Tulsi)
Design.com (Group C)Jagan Vinay Pandit (DPS, Raipur)Rishi Raj (KPS, Dunda)Arijeet Agrawal (Brighton)
Design.com (Group D)Adishree Bais, Tanishq Choudhary (Brighton)Shubhranshu Pandey, Atharva Kulkarni (KPS, Dunda)—
Py-LogicSaurish Tiwari (N.H Goel)Shourya Bafna (Brighton)M. Ashwin (Pranavananda)
Robo MazeNaaz Agrawal, Hardik Ghoghare (Brighton)Shreyansh Mistry, Samarth Agrawal (DPS, Raipur)—
Robo DangalManas Nagdeo, Mayank Sahu (Brighton)Shreyansh Mistri, Samarth Agrawal (DPS, Raipur)—
Solo DanceDPSBrighton—
Group DanceDPSAdarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa—
VolleyballKangervalley AcademyBrighton—
English DebateBest Speaker: Jaina Jain (Brighton)Best School: Alisha Khan, Neyati Jha (DPS, Raipur)—
The Ultimate Students' Fest

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Mindspark 2024-25

Brighton’s annual inter-school fest, ‘Mindspark’, commenced on October 25, 2024, with a vibrant two-day celebration. The event brought together 700 participants from 14 esteemed schools, featuring 19 competitions across literary, technical, art, craft, cultural, and sports categories. The fest commenced with the ceremonial lamp lighting by Mr. O.P. Banjare, General Manager at Chhattisgarh State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd., on October 25 and culminated with the prize distribution in the grand closing ceremony on 26 October 2024. 

The diverse range of competitions included English Debate, Story Narration, Poem Recitation, Extempore, Instrumental Play, Dance-Drama, Py-Logic, Face Painting, Clay Moulding, Poster Making, Robo Dangal, Robo Hurdle, Volleyball, and Cricket Tournament etc. Participants showcased their exceptional skills, competing for top honors. The infectious enthusiasm and energy of the participants and audience made the event a resounding success.

Brighton International School in association with Times of India presented the Annual Inter-School event MindSpark with as many as 20 schools participating from Raipur & Chhattisgarh. The event was closely contested by more than 20 schools from Raipur and Chhattisgarh. The results for the

 

Mind-Spark 2023-24

 Day 1

First day of the annual Inter-school Fest at Brighton International School was filled with enthusiasm. Students from various schools gathered with excitement and determination.

The event started with a grand opening ceremony and a welcome dance. The day was packed with a plethora of challenging activities that tested the mental and physical abilities of the participants. From Poem recitation, Disney World to Leaf Art, Scratch- Match, Feel the band and Quizzes, the students displayed their incredible skills and passion for learning. The atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm and sportsmanship as the competitors competed in Volleyball and Double wicket cricket. Here is the glimpse of Day-1.

Day-2

Brighton International School shines brighter with Mind Spark Inter-School Competition 2023″*

In the highly anticipated Inter-School Fest, Day-2 of Mind Spark featured a myriad of contests like English Debate, Story Narration, Extempore, Folk Dance, Py-Logic and Design. com. Winners from different schools were awarded for their outstanding performances, The Mindspark proved to be a remarkable celebration of education, creativity, and talent, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended. The success of the Mindspark is a testament to the dedication of Brighton International School to foster holistic development among its students and to promote the spirit of healthy competition.

Mindspark 2019 
1.English Debate Winner – Aditya Vikram (Krishna Public School, Dunda)
1st Runner-up- Vijay Chandel (Ambuja Vidyapeeth)
2nd Runner-up- Aman Shukla (Krishna Public School, Dunda)

English Debate Running Trophy – Krishna Public School, Dunda

2. Quiz Winner – The Radiant Way School
1st Runner-up- KPS International
2nd Runner-up-Ambuja Vidyapeeth

3. Table Tennis
Winner – Brighton International School
1st Runner-up -Krishna Public School, Dunda
2nd Runner-up- Adarsh Vidyalaya , Mowa

4. Group Dance Winner –
Vicon School 1st Runner-up- Adarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa
2nd Runner-up- Indus World School

5. Sudoku – (Group –I)
Winner – Aarushi Agrawal(The Aarambh School)
1st Runner-up- Siddharth Sonwani (KPS International)
2nd Runner-up – Sparsh Agrawal (Ambuja Vidyapeeth)

6. Sudoku – (Group –II)
Winner – Nilesh Verma (Ambuja Vidyapeeth)
1st Runner-up- Palak Agrawal (KPS International)
2nd Runner-up- Akshadha Mishra (Adarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa)

7. Poem Recitation (Group -1)
Winner – Roma A. Chandravanshi (Indus World School)
1st Runner-up- Ananya Singh (KPS International )
2nd Runner-up- Rabiya Ahmed (Adarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa)

8. Poem Recitation (Group -II)
Winner – Dhruvil Patel (KPS International )
1st Runner-up- Samiksha Barik( Krishna Public School,Dunda)
2nd Runner-up- Ananya Agrawal(Brahmavid)

  1. Extempore
    Winner – Tins James Thomes (Adarsh Vidyalaya , Mowa )
    1st Runner-up- Prakriti Tiwari (The Aarambh School)
    2nd Runner-up- Mansi Sharma (Chhattisgarh Public School)

    10. Group Song Winner – Krishna Public School, Dunda
    1st Runner-up- Delhi Public School, Raipur
    2nd Runner-up- Savitri Bai Phule Educational Academy

    11. Colouring Competition
    Winner – Anushka Gupta (Delhi Public School)
    1st Runner-up- Kimaya Mukta (The Aarambh School)
    2nd Runner-up- Mitali Rathia (Krishna Public School, Dunda)

    12. Art Competition
    Winner – Tanishka Sharma (Brahmavid-The Global School)
    1st Runner-up- Prachi Dewangan (Chhattisgarh Public School)
    2nd Runner-up- Mayank Singh Dhruv (The Radiant Way)

    13. Clay Moulding Competition
    Winner – Diksha Arora (KPS International )
    1st Runner-up – Shreeansh Panda (Vicon School)
    2nd Runner-up- Lakshya Raj Sah (Chhattisgarh Public School)

    14. Street Play Winner Adarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa
    1st Runner-up- KPS International
    2nd Runner-up- Agrawal Public School

    Best School Trophy –
    KPS International , Naya Raipur

MindSpark 2017

Mind Spark-Brighton’s three days Interschool Competition’ showcased the talents of students through their magnificent performances in Art, Craft , Music, Dance and Literary events. The event started on 21st August, 2017 with the Inauguration Ceremony. Padma Shree Smt. Teejan Bai was the chief guest for Inauguration Ceremony. She blessed the students with her motivating speech.
The day was given a start with Lighting of Lamp by Chairman Mr. R.P Singh , Managing Director Mr. Abhiney Singh, Principal Mrs Jasmine Joshi and invited guests.
Around 800-900 students from 23 different schools participated in 11 events for all the three days. Different competitions were held to tap the hidden talent of students. The events of First day were English Debate, Group Song, Quiz and Table Tennis. Second day started with a series of competitions in Colouring, Drawing, Clay moulding, Poem Recitation, Extempore and Group Dance. The wonderful dance performances by students of different schools justified the Patriotic theme and forced everyone to stamp their feet.
The competitions of third day concluded with Hindi Debate and Street Play, Students presented wonderful ideas through the theme “Sapnon ka Bharat” in Street Play.
Aditya Birla Public School, Mayoor School, N.H Goel World School, Krishna Public School, Adarsh Vidyalaya, Arambh School, Vicon School, Ryan International School, Chhattisgarh Public School, Disha School and many other schools across Raipur bagged Prizes for different competitions.
The event came to an end through Closing Ceremony . Chief Guest Padma Shree Dr. Surendra Dubey and guest of the day Mr. Sandeep Akhil marked their eminent presence and motivated the students with their words. The day concluded with prize distribution and the announcement of Best School Trophy, which was awarded to Aditya Birla Public School for overall participation and best performance in various competitions.

The results for the competition is as follows;
Winners of Mind –Spark 2017
1. English Debate
Winner – N. Shilpa (Aditya Birla Public School)
1st Runner-up- Jasika Agrawal (Aditya Birla Public School)
2nd Runner-up- Shrestha Dhariwal (Krishna Public School, Dunda)

2. Quiz
Winner – Adarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa
1st Runner-up- Krishna Public School International
2nd Runner-up- Aditya Birla Public School

3. Table Tennis
Winner – Brighton International School
1st Runner-up- Aditya Birla Public School
2nd Runner-up- Ryan International School

4. Group Song
Winner – Brighton International School
1st Runner-up- Krishna Public School, Dunda
2nd Runner-up- Ryan International School

  1. Poem Recitation (Group -1)
    Winner – Aayushi Singh (Adarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa )
    1st Runner-up- Aarna Pandey (Brighton International School)
    2nd Runner-up- Disha Verma (Brighton International School)

    6. Poem Recitation (Group -II)
    Winner – Priyal Upadhyay (Aditya Birla Public School)
    1st Runner-up- Sufiya Sheikh (Adarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa)
    2nd Runner-up- Hitakshi Shukla (Brighton International School )

    7. Extempore
    Winner – Sahaj Singh Barham (Mayoor School)
    1st Runner-up- Shashank Srivastava (Ryan International School)
    2nd Runner-up- Rupali Mishra (Adarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa)

    8. Group Dance (Group -I)
    Winner – Adarsh Vidyalaya, Mowa
    1st Runner-up- Krishna Public School, Dunda
    2nd Runner-up- Aarambh School

    9. Group Dance (Group -II)
    Winner – Chhattisgarh Public School
    1st Runner-up- N.H. Goel World School
    2nd Runner-up- Krishna Public School, Dunda

    10. Colouring Competition
    Winner – Khushi Jain (Krishna Public School)
    1st Runner-up- Kumkum Verma (Brighton International School)
    2nd Runner-up- Suhani Naulakha (Aditya Birla Public School)

    11. Art Competition
    Winner – Kumkum Dewangan (Brighton International School)
    1st Runner-up- Laxmi Sahu (Mayoor School)
    2nd Runner-up- Sudhir Kumar Mandal (Vicon School)

    12. Clay Moulding Competition
    Winner – Jitrekha Verma (Aditya Birla Public School)
    1st Runner-up- Mehak Chhattani (Brighton International School)
    2nd Runner-up- Lokesh Verma (Disha School)

    13. Street Play
    Winner – Adarsh Vidyalaya, Devendra Nagar
    1st Runner-up- Brighton International School
    2nd Runner-up- Kanger Valley Academy

    14. Hindi Debate
    Winner – Khushi Dahiya (Brighton International School )
    1st Runner-up- Aasthan Mandhani (Krishna Public School )
    2nd Runner-up- Jyotsana Dadheech (Aditya Birla Public School)

MindSpark 2016

Mindsprak 2016 The Inter-School Competition shined with participatnts from 18 Schools participating and about 350 students from diffferent schools comeing to take part in several competitions. The Brighton International Shool while playing a fair host didnt compete in any category and statyed away from any contest. The Krishna Public School, Dunda won the Best School Award. Mayoor School, Adarsh School, N H Goel World School also walked away with several awards to their credit. Brighton International School would like to thanks the Principals and Management of all the school who participated in this wonderful event. I hope you had as much fun participating as much as we had organising. See you all next year in Mindspark 2017.