On Wednesday, the 21st of October 2026, on the occasion of its 91st Founders’ Day, The Doon School invited the Students of St. Jude’s School to witness its theatrical production - This Murder Was Staged. A group of 29 Students accompanied by Mrs. Prachi Negi and Mr. Ajay Khayali, had wonderful opportunity to attend this captivating performance. The Play, a gripping murder mystery, was directed by a Student of The Doon School and showcased the remarkable creativity, confidence and theatrical talent of its young performers. The impressive acting, excellent lighting and well-coordinated stage arrangements kept the audience engaged throughout the performance, creating an atmosphere filled with suspense and excitement. The visit provided our Students with valuable exposure to the world of theatre and an opportunity to appreciate the artistic expression, teamwork and dedication involved in bringing a production to life. Such experiences encourage Students to look beyond their Classrooms, explore diverse creative pursuits and learn from the talents and achievements of their peers in other Schools. The visit was a truly enriching experience, reflecting St. Jude’s commitment to provide Students with opportunities to learn, observe and grow beyond the Classroom. It was an evening filled with creativity, inspiration and lasting memories.
On Wednesday, the 21st of October 2026, on the occasion of its 91st Founders’ Day, The Doon School invited the Students of St. Jude’s School to witness its theatrical production - This Murder Was Staged. A group of 29 Students accompanied by Mrs. Prachi Negi and Mr. Ajay Khayali, had wonderful opportunity to attend this captivating performance. The Play, a gripping murder mystery, was directed by a Student of The Doon School and showcased the remarkable creativity, confidence and theatrical talent of its young performers. The impressive acting, excellent lighting and well-coordinated stage arrangements kept the audience engaged throughout the performance, creating an atmosphere filled with suspense and excitement. The visit provided our Students with valuable exposure to the world of theatre and an opportunity to appreciate the artistic expression, teamwork and dedication involved in bringing a production to life. Such experiences encourage Students to look beyond their Classrooms, explore diverse creative pursuits and learn from the talents and achievements of their peers in other Schools. The visit was a truly enriching experience, reflecting St. Jude’s commitment to provide Students with opportunities to learn, observe and grow beyond the Classroom. It was an evening filled with creativity, inspiration and lasting memories.