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Over 100 Schools to Compete at TTIS Challenge 2026
Over 100 schools are participating in the TTIS Challenge 2026 at Nicco Park from January 15 to 17.
Students from various schools are excited to showcase their talents in events like portrait-painting, band performance, fashion show, fusion dance, and more.
Some students are traveling long distances to attend, and their schools are supportive of their participation.
The event is organized by Narayana International School and Credmont International School, powered by J.D. Birla Institute.
It's a big opportunity for students to interact, learn, and have fun.
Over 100 schools are participating in the TTIS Challenge 2026 at Nicco Park.
The event is organized by Narayana International School and Credmont International School, powered by J.D. Birla Institute.
Students from various schools are excited to showcase their talents in events like portrait-painting, band performance, fashion show, fusion dance, and more.
Some students are traveling long distances and waking up early to attend the event.
Schools are supportive of their students' participation, seeing it as a valuable learning experience.
- Who
- Students from over 100 schools, including Apex Academy, Sudhir Memorial Institute, Jewish Girls' School, I.P. Memorial School, and M.P. Birla Foundation H.S. School
- What
- TTIS Challenge 2026, a talent showcase event with various competitions
- Where
- Nicco Park
- When
- January 15, 16, and 17
- Why
- To showcase talent, gain exposure, and foster interaction among students from different schools
Key facts
- Event Name
- TTIS Challenge 2026
- Organizers
- Narayana International School and Credmont International School
- Powered By
- J.D. Birla Institute
- Venue
- Nicco Park
- Event Dates
- January 15, 16, and 17
- Number of Participating Schools
- Over 100
- Events
- Portrait-painting, band performance, fashion show, fusion dance, unconventional orchestra, mask-painting, creative writing, and more
Quotes
Shreeya Ghosh
Class VIII student of KE Carmel School, Amtala, participating in creative writing and X-Factor
“This platform is huge. So the distance does not matter”
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Ramit Chaudhuri
Class VII student of St Joseph’s & Mary’s School, New Alipore
“If someone is good at something, we need to cheer for them too, irrespective of whether they are from our school”
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Priyanka Mukherjee
Academic head, Narayana International School
“This is a students’ festival that brings a host of diverse events under one roof. Students are motivated to perform here and the judging process is transparent”
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Nabnita Giri
Principal of Credmont International School
“This festival is not just for students from the city but also from the suburbs. Everyone gets to showcase their talent on equal footing”
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Anamika Sen
Cultural coordinator and counsellor, Vivekananda Mission School, Joka
“The TTIS Challenge allows our children to interact with students from various schools. Events like these help them nurture creativity and channel negative energy in a positive way”
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Saugata Banerjee
Director, J.D. Birla Institute
“Bringing children together for three days makes a big difference when many are becoming more insular”
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Mishika Sharnaz
Class IX student of Mahadevi Birla Shishu Vihar, explaining her face-painting artwork
“The two can coexist. We have to find ways to make it happen”
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