On the 14th of November 2019, on the prosperous occasion of Children's Day, India International School held an Intra Cultural Fest named Panache 2019 exclusively conducted for the students of IIS ranging from sixth to twelfth standard. The fete formulated several convivial activities which were planned by the pupils and pedagogues of the school themselves.

The event was quite prismatic, as one was greeted by chiliads of students bustling around in their glamorous colored clothing. The fest was initiated with a symphonious bang, the esteemed Vice Principal of the School, Mr. Saleem K., had exuded his concealed skill of music composition, by forming his own mini orchestra with the members as students of IIS, and playing a very fine handcrafted piece of music. Quite the musical surprise.

The Panache had a manifold number of stalls, varying from cuisines to contests. To make things more systematic, the higher authorities took the initiative to print 100 fils worth coupons as a medium of payment. Some of the food stalls put forth for sale the noteworthy Indian gol guppas, the remarkable Hyderabadi biriyani, and other refreshments and goodies to keep one brimming for the entire day. The leisure activities included games, cinematics, a photo booth and even discos! The school decided to hold competitions, which were divided into juniors and seniors, some of which were dance (classic, freestyle, etc.) rangoli, automobile sketching story writing, fake advertisement, etc. The winners were awarded with a personalized trophy and a certificate.

There was even an award for the chart-topping stall which was won by the Girls' Disco Club. The school even held a raffle draw, with three prizes, all of which were extravagant electronics, making it an even more jocund fest. Even if the docents of the School had empty pockets, they continued to regale because of the beauteous and esthetic dance performances on the stage. The students performed with such zeal and energy, that it was impossible to choose a true winner, among such talented prodigies.

Not to forget the most crucial beings of the wassail; the teachers. If it weren't for their dutifulness and respect of discipline, the students wouldn't have such a secured feeling of safety and neither would the evening be of gleeful success. That wasn't the only role the trusted faculty had played; at the end of the day, the teachers had prepared to sing Bollywood themed songs for the children on the day, and the kids cheered their lungs out even though they were exhausted by the works of the day, they still had the shine in their eyes. The memorable day was something really all the students and teachers would treasure.