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Hey Jules – When the School Came Alive
25 June 2026 | Maneckji Cooper Education Trust School
What began as an ambitious student musical became a celebration that brought the entire MCET community together. Hey Jules, inspired by Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and the music of The Beatles, was created, performed and driven by our students, with the support of teachers, parents and the wider school community.
In the months leading up to the performance, students from Standards VI–XI immersed themselves in rehearsals, working on acting, music, choreography and production while taking responsibility for the many details that bring a live show to the stage. Their commitment was matched by enthusiastic support from parents and the MCET community.
The excitement extended to other schools, with students and teachers invited to experience the production. Demand was so strong that, once the available capacity was filled, we had to turn down requests from additional schools.
And then came the performances. The stage, the music and the energy of the students came together to create a production that was met with ovation after ovation. Hey Jules was more than a performance. It was an experience in collaboration, creativity, responsibility and confidence.
Most importantly, it gave MCET students an opportunity to step into the spotlight, take ownership of their work and discover what can be achieved when an entire community comes together.
Hey Jules may have taken its final bow, but the experience, memories and sense of achievement it created will remain long after the curtain fell.
Watch here:
https://youtube.com/live/uZlBFGCSFJM?feature=share
Photo Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RzYcqgUh5iGAVnguo1kw5HfA_W_-3OJu?usp=drive_link
We are delighted to share that Little Coopers Montessori has been awarded the Topmost Rank under the Pre schools category in the Mid-Day Education Pre-School Survey.
This recognition reflects our commitment to nurturing young minds through a strong Montessori foundation, joyful learning experiences, and a child-centric approach that celebrates curiosity and growth.
Congratulations to our educators, students, and parent community for being an integral part of this journey!
Tiny steps, big hearts
Our Foundational Level Annual Day 2025–26 celebrated the theme “Love Is the Answer” through joyful performances by our little stars.
Grateful to have our Chief Guest Ms. Trishla Patel—alumna (1990), actor, director, and Founder of TPOT Productions—whose journey from school stage to the world of theatre and cinema continues to inspire.
Love, learning, and unforgettable moments
Click here for Annual Day Photo
Maneckji Cooper Education Trust School just hosted an event that will be etched in its history: a powerhouse visit from Laureate Professor James Robinson, the 2024 recipient of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences!
*The Times NIE Student of the Year Award* is an initiative by *The Times of India* to recognize and honour outstanding students in their academic achievements. *Std.X Ms. Atiya Khan and* *Ms Niyusha Chappgar* from our school were awarded the first prize for their achievements in Std.IX along with a trophy and a certificate.
"The School That Cares" Featured In Education Today Magazine – December 2021
Vaccination Drive 2022
Vaccination Drive organised at Maneckji Cooper Education Trust School for the students of Stds. IX and X in collaboration with Surya Hospital.
We do what is right; when it’s right..
U-12 Shuttler Avighna Gadgilan Makes A Mark In U-14 Category
Featured In Hindustan Times On Childrens Day – 2021
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Ms. Pranya Garg and Ms. Shravya Desai of Std. X were felicitated for their excellent academic achievement in Std. IX Final Examination 2022-2023 as the “The Times NIE Student of the Year Award” as the highest scorers. The award was founded to recognise academic excellence in the classroom.
The purpose is to reward students for their hard work and dedication leading towards an outstanding performance in academics in the school. This year NIE had partnered this award with Vidyalankar Institute.
First Tech Challenge World Championship - Darshini Iyer 2022
Our Head Girl, Dharshini Iyer represented India in the FIRST tech challenge World Championship, one of the largest robotics and STEM competition in the world in Houston, Texas. Being the team captain, she brought laurels to the school MCET and the country. She also had the privilege to be interviewed by the 2-time oscar-winning director, Bill Guttentag who is making a documentary on Women in STEM and robotics.
The competition first had a FIRST India Nationals in Pune where her team won the winning alliance captain award and control award out of 40 teams. This led them to progress to the World Championship.
Ms Arsheen Namdar Represented India In The “Teen Miss World Culture International 2023” Held At Vietnam
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