Clubs and Facilities
Sports include basketball, football, cricket and volleyball. School starts at 8:05 a.m. and ends at 2:55 p.m., with a break from 10:00-10:30 a.m. and from 12:30-1:00 p.m. There are three computer labs - these serve The Junior School, The Senior School and the faculty. Alongside these computer labs, there are two "Tech Hubs", which also serve Students and Faculty with computers and educational material. There is also the Srishti School of Art Design and Technology - an affiliated school - located on the Aditi campus.
The school has also produced plays, musicals and concerts. There are a variety of student organizations, such as the Dramatic Society, Model United Nations, Debating, Quiz and Chess Clubs, a school choir, the M.A.I.S Film society, Robotics Club and the Photography Club.
Aditi students have their own newspapers and magazines. Past student publications include The Joke, Silhouette, The Scribe, The Scribbler, The White Crayon, The Big Issue and The Wise Guy. The Current student Magazine is "MAIS Mirror".
The school's teams in football and basketball regularly perform well in inter-school events. Aditi's football field is less than a third the size of a true football field, with new and improved goals, and a mud surface. The sports teams have excelled in many inter-school tournaments.
Aditi students of all grades have a DOD week every year (Domains of Development). Domains of Development is a learning project undertaken by MAIS. A whole week is allotted for DOD for grades 9-12 and two weeks for grades 5-8. MAIS has identified four Domains of Development: personal, social, experiential and aesthetic. So one grade might attend a workshop in pottery and paper-making and another might take off to Chennai to study South Indian music and dance while yet another might go rock climbing and trekking. The graduating class interns with professionals, testing out various careers of their choice.
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