On 12.08.2025, a workshop was conducted on Operation Sindoor by Colonel Avishek Nath at the Vidya Mandir Auditorium at 11.00 am.  Students of Sushila Birla Girls' School of Classes IX and XI attended the session. Colonel Nath presented a very detailed PPT on how the operation was carried out. There were real videos with a complete background of what happened in Pahalgam and how the Indian armed forces carried out the operation.

On 15th August 2025, Sushila Birla Girls’ School celebrated the 79th Independence Day in the school premises with flag hoisting and a small cultural programme. 

This was followed by the Felicitation Ceremony for the high achievers of AISSCE 2024-25 at the Vidya Mandir Auditorium.

Sushila Birla Girls’ School hosted ‘Craftastic’, a three-day handicrafts exhibition and sale event, organised in collaboration with Banglanatak.com. The event aimed to showcase and sell a diverse range of traditional handcrafted items. The exhibition featured various items that included Sabai, Kashi, Grass, Kantha, Dokra, Terracotta and Chhau Masks.

The much-anticipated Meraki 2025, an Inter-School Primary Fest was held on 1st August 2025 at Sushila Birla Girls’ School, transforming the campus into a vibrant celebration of creativity, talent and friendship. This year, the fest embraced the exciting theme ‘Adventure Island’, setting the stage for a day filled with imagination, exploration and spirited performances.

At the Telegraph School Awards for Excellence 2025, Sushila Birla Girls’ School emerged as a beacon of excellence, securing multiple accolades. The awards are a validation to the hard work put in by the students and the teachers of the school. Honour certificates were awarded in the following categories:

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Sushila Birla Girls’ School hosted ‘Craftastic’, a three-day handicrafts exhibition and sale event, organised in collaboration with Banglanatak.com. The event aimed to showcase and sell a diverse range of traditional handcrafted items. The exhibition featured various items that included Sabai, Kashi, Grass, Kantha, Dokra, Terracotta and Chhau Masks.