Indian School, Al-Ghubra - School Song and Motto

School Song and Motto

The school song was written and composed by Mr. Denzel. A.V.Prince. The school song in Sanskrit was translated by Mr. V.C. Govindarajan from the English version.

The school's official motto is "Strive for the Best".

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