My school has a very good learning environment. It is fully furnished, well-ventilated, and provides a clean and comfortable atmosphere for students. The teachers are knowledgeable, supportive, and dedicated to helping students learn and grow. The school also has a good and reliable water supply and regular electricity. Along with academic education, good values, discipline, and moral principles are also taught to students. Overall, my school provides excellent facilities and a positive environment for quality education and the overall development of students.

Komal Sawlani

Great school, supportive teachers, and inspiring speeches from Siddh Bhauji that instil strong values and make us successful!

Vanshika Aswani

My message to all present students is simple - Don't just chase marks, chase skills. Focus on the practical application of what you learn. Upskill yourself, explore different career paths through internships, and find what truly interests you. And in today's world, do learn AI - it will be a superpower for your future. I am proud to be an NHLPSian!

Harsha Aswani( Batch-2010-11)

Dream big, believe in yourself and never underestimate the power of consistent effort. School is not just about marks and examinations; it is about discovering your strengths, developing good values and becoming a confident and responsible individual. Make the most of every opportunity your school gives you. Respect your teachers, value your friendships, participate wholeheartedly and never be afraid of making mistakes—because every experience teaches you something. Most importantly, always remember where you began. Your school is a part of your journey, and one day, you may return to it with stories of your own success. “Learn with curiosity, grow with confidence, and always carry the values of your alma mater wherever life takes you.”

Lata Dudani

Enjoy your school years, because they pass much faster than you realise. Give yourself the freedom to explore different interests, participate in activities and discover what truly inspires you. Do not feel pressured to have everything figured out at a young age. Your journey will unfold gradually. What matters is that you remain sincere in your efforts, open to learning and willing to improve yourself every day. As you grow, remember that good communication, confidence, discipline and kindness will take you just as far as academic achievement. Learn to listen, express your thoughts, respect different perspectives and be comfortable making mistakes. And whenever you achieve something in life, remember to look back with gratitude at the people and places that helped you along the way. Your success becomes even more meaningful when you use it to inspire and uplift others.

Garima Tilwani

I am very blessed and thankful to be the part of navindh school. This school not only thought me how to improve my grades but also educated me with proper morals and values which make me a different personality today As a wellness advisor what I advice today about mental well-being was all which I inculcated in my earlier days at navindh. Forever will be grateful to all the teachers who were always there for my support and educated and loved me like there own daughter. The succes in my career is 80% contribution of the values , education of my earlier days forever be grateful for this

Bhumika Agrawal

When I think about my school, I feel a mix of gratitude and reflection. My school taught me important life morals and values, and one thing I genuinely appreciate is that it made me a good listener. The teachers also played an important role in shaping my personality and taught me lessons that I still carry with me. At the same time, I feel there were areas where the school could have done more. I often felt that students who were already good at academics, public speaking, or other visible activities received more encouragement and opportunities. But what about the students who were struggling academically, were shy, or did not naturally excel in these areas? I believe they needed just as much attention and encouragement to discover their strengths. Focusing on values and life morals is important, but I also think schools need to prepare students for the practical world. Skills such as communication, problem-solving, financial awareness, decision-making, digital skills, career planning, and understanding how the professional world works are equally important. One thing I particularly wish we had was better career counselling. When we had to choose between Science, Commerce, or other streams, we were not really guided about what those choices could lead to. We weren't given enough exposure to the different career paths, skills, courses, and opportunities associated with each choice. At that age, most of us were making decisions without fully understanding what was waiting for us in the coming years. I also feel that the teachers were good and approachable, but the support often depended on whether a student was confident enough to communicate with them. A student who was shy, confused, or hesitant to ask for help could easily remain unnoticed. I believe schools should create systems where students don't always have to take the first step to ask for guidance. Overall, I am grateful for what my school gave me, especially the values, discipline, and ability to listen. But if I could suggest improvements, I would say: give equal attention to students who struggle, focus more on real-world skills, provide structured career counselling, and create more opportunities for every student to discover what they are good at not just those who are already academically or publicly successful.

Vrashti Jain

I owe so much of who I am today to my school. It was more than just a place of learning — it was where I discovered my voice, my confidence, and my purpose. Every teacher who guided me, every challenge that pushed me, and every moment of encouragement built the foundation for my success. I’ll always be grateful to my school for the values, friendships, and lessons that continue to guide me long after I’ve left its gates

Chanchal Harchandani

Standing before the students of Navnidh Hassomal Lakhani Public School as an alumna was a moment I will cherish forever. Walking through the same corridors and returning to the same stage reminded me of how deeply this institution has shaped my journey. Beyond academics, the school nurtured values of integrity, humility, perseverance, and respect that continue to guide me every day. I am sincerely grateful to my teachers and mentors for believing in me and laying the foundation for everything I have achieved. It was a privilege to come back and hopefully inspire students to dream big and believe in themselves.

Alumni-Divya Bhawnani (2015-16)

​Returning to my alma mater, Navnidh Hassomal Lakhani Public School, to speak from the very podium I once dreamed of standing at was an incredibly surreal and emotional experience. Looking back, I realize that the truest education I received within these walls wasn't found in textbooks or report cards, but in the enduring values, culture, and discipline quietly instilled in us by Shraddhey Siddh Bhauji and our dedicated teachers. From celebrating Grandparents' Day to learning the vital importance of health, family, and character, NHLPS didn't just focus on making us successful professionals—it focused on building compassionate, resilient, and good human beings. I am profoundly grateful to this institution for giving me not just an education, but my very identity, and for teaching me that the ultimate measure of success is the gratitude we carry in our hearts and the pride we bring to our parents and teachers.

AMRUTA TALREJA-Alumni (2018-19)