Ivaan Gugnani 9 years

Leyansh Mantri 10 years A hopeful poem about creating a better tomorrow through small, meaningful actions today. From planting trees and nurturing nature to keeping our surroundings clean, it reminds us that collective responsibility can help build a healthier, happier and greener world. Starting my day from today, Thinking of making a better everyday. For creating a better tomorrow, First we need to remove the sorrow. Starting with planting trees, So that we can breathe fre

Aadhyaya Gupta 10 years A heartfelt poem celebrating the people who brighten our darkest days. Through the love of a mother and the joy of friendship, the poet reflects on gratitude, companionship and the little moments that make life brighter. When my days are gloomy, Mom is there to flip my frown. When my days are black and dark, Mom is there to start the spark. Staying with me every day, Giving me ideas all day. My friends keep my hopes high, By bringing fun through the l

Shiv Agrawal 10 years A young student discovers that small, consistent efforts can lead to big results. By practising mathematics every day instead of waiting until the last moment, he gains confidence, scores full marks, and learns the value of discipline and perseverance. Small Changes, Big Impact "Next week, we will have a Mathematics Written Test," our maths teacher announced. As soon as I reached home, I told my mother about it. Usually, I would wait until the last minu

Samiksha Verma 9th grade. Many in life have found ideas that change the way they think, they feel and the way they believe. I had one too, direction over destination. Most of you may already know what it means, but I’ll tell you anyway, it is shifting from destination to direction changes how you feel about failure. A missed promotion or a broken plan is no longer a total disaster. It is just a detour. It asks a new question: Are you still moving in the right direction? If

Kiyaan Pradhan 10 years A tribute to Sachin Tendulkar, one of cricket’s greatest icons and an inspiration to millions around the world. From his unforgettable debut as a 16-year-old to his legendary journey of 100 international centuries, his determination and passion remain inspiring. This piece celebrates his remarkable legacy, exemplary personality, and the inspiration he continues to provide to young cricket lovers.

Ayaansh Age - 8 years old Follow Toby and Lily as they turn a simple school lesson into meaningful everyday as caring for nature, saving resources, protecting animals, and turning waste into something useful. Today at school in "Prep My Skills," Toby and Lily learned that small changes can make a big impact. Toby and Lily decided they would do that. After going home, Toby separated the waste and Lily planted three pots. They also did not waste water. When they went to the gar

Avyan Bahety 10 years A thoughtful look at innovation through a child’s eyes, celebrating how new ideas make life easier while reminding us to use them wisely, care for our planet, and build a cleaner, greener future. We live in a world where innovation is all around us. Every day, new discoveries are made in fields like medicine, technology, and architecture. These inventions make our lives easier, safer, and more comfortable. Our curiosity, logical thinking, and hard work h

Aarv Jain 11 years My inspiration is Mahendra Singh Dhoni. He is a very skilled cricket player. Since childhood, I have loved cricket, and I have always liked wicketkeeping. That is why M.S. Dhoni inspires me so much. M.S. Dhoni is respected by cricket fans all over the world because of his exceptional talent and calm nature. Even though he has retired from international cricket, people still remember the way he played in his prime. Chennai Super Kings is my favorite IPL team

Parv Dasani 9 years This inspiring piece celebrates the power of small changes and how tiny improvements can lead to remarkable results. It encourages readers to embrace innovation, learn from setbacks, improve everyday habits, and believe that consistent little steps can create a brighter and better future.. It is my strong belief that small changes lead to colossal improvements, upgrading the future and also helping us to invent, enhance and make our lives magical, which, h

Anay Rathi 9+ Years This uplifting poem celebrates the transformative power of a simple idea, where courage replaces fear, learning inspires growth, and self-belief gives us the strength to keep trying and discover that we can achieve more than we imagined. An idea came sparkling in my way, That’s changed my mood from today. I used that idea to change my mood, So that everything stays smooth. I don’t know how that idea popped, But fear and doubt slowly stopped. That idea was

Parv Dasani 9 years This inspiring poem celebrates bravery as a choice reflected in everyday actions and extraordinary moments alike. It encourages readers to face fears, stand for truth, help others with courage, and discover the confidence, growth, and purpose that bravery brings. Bravery- strong, valiant, very audacious and fearless Those who embody it- they’ve got no stress Life savers, people who face their fears These people, their fortitude, intrepidity is sheer Be it

Kiyaan Pradhan 10 years Step into the magic of a rainy day through a Kiyaan’s vivid imagination. Filled with playful sounds, comforting aromas, and joyful moments, this poem transforms an ordinary shower into an unforgettable celebration of nature and childhood wonder.

Anay Rathi 9+ Years Splish Splash celebrates the playful magic of a rainy day, where dancing flowers, paper boats, joyful splashes, and the aroma of hot buns come together to capture the wonder, excitement, and simple happiness of childhood. Leaves swinging here and there, I’ve not seen this anywhere. Everyone goes to their place, At their fastest pace. And when it starts raining, All the pretty flowers start waving. Children come out in their raincoats, To start sailing thei

Avyan Bahety 10 years A heartfelt celebration of the rainy season through a child's eyes—filled with the joy of raindrops, the fragrance of wet earth, colourful umbrellas, cozy moments, and the simple excitement that only rain can bring. Rain is a gift of nature to all of us. Whenever raindrops splatter on the windowpane, I am filled with happiness and excitement. When I hear the raindrops falling gently on the soil, I feel calm and relaxed. The rainy season is very important

Ayaansh Age - 8 years old Follow Toby and Lily on a delightful rainy-day adventure where paper boats, hot chocolate, scenic landscapes, and simple family moments remind us that life's happiest memories are often the simplest. One day in a beautiful town of Edinburgh there was a boy named Toby. He was 9 years old and his sister Lily was 7 years old. They both went out to play but suddenly it started raining heavily. They all ran inside the house. Lily asked if they could go to

Aarya Fahoum 8th Grade. NEXT school Participating in a beach clean-up drive at Prabhadevi Beach taught me that small actions can make a big difference to the environment. The experience increased my awareness of carbon footprints and how daily activities contribute to pollution. By conserving electricity, reducing waste, carpooling, caring for plants, and recycling responsibly, we can lower carbon emissions and protect ecosystems. If everyone adopts simple eco-friendly habits

Namya Aggarwal A runner, Writer and student (12th Class) LinkedIn A shortage of canned Diet Coke across major Indian cities has unexpectedly highlighted how global events affect everyday life. Geopolitical tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have disrupted shipping routes, increased freight costs, and raised aluminium prices, creating supply shortages. Despite available substitutes, young consumers remain attached to the unique experience of drinking Diet Coke from a can. Th

Aarv Jain 11 years My dream vacation is to visit Dubai in winter. I want to see the Burj Khalifa, enjoy Ferrari World, ride the tram, and experience the city's famous sports car culture. My Dream Vacation My dream vacation is to go to Dubai. The most suitable period for this trip are the winters. The reason to go to this specific place is because of the theme parks in Dubai like Ferrari world. I also wish to see the world's tallest tower, Burj Khalifa . I would like to trave

Anay Rathi 9 Years If I Could Invent Something If I could invent something, it would be something different which no one on Earth would think of. It would be a fully functional boat with very advanced safety features. First, I would ask people for scrap metal, which they would give me easily. Then, using half of the scrap metal, I would craft a boat large enough for two to four people to sit inside. Then I would make a battery which would fully charge in one minute but could