We had  a Qawwali Program by The Nizami Bandhu on 14th February 2012, in the school Auditorium from 1 to 3 p.m.

Scintillating performance by Nizami Bhandu at TOS

This program was organized jointly by SPIC MACAY ( Society for Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture among Youth) a voluntary and non profit movement and The Orchid School.

It was started in 1977, by Dr Kiran Seth, an IIT professor. The primary purpose of the organisation has been to make youth aware of the rich cultural heritage of India and to facilitate the exchange of traditional Indian values and aesthetic awareness into the mainstream of the Indian educational system. SPIC MACAY organises over 3000 events each year in 250 towns in India and 50 towns overseas through a worldwide network of schools, colleges and educational institutions, reaching out to over a million individuals. Its stated core purpose is - “To have every child experience the inspiration and mysticism embodied in Indian and World Heritage.”

The Nizami Bandhu are very famous and popular Qawwali Singers, among the top ranking singers of the country.

This program was for the students of class VI to IX.

Students of class VII and VIII have been studying the Bhakti movement in history and class IX has been studying Kabir's poetry in hindi. This program helped in making their learning relevant.