Isha Home School celebrated its fifth Annual Sports Meet with a two week sport extravaganza in the usual atmosphere of celebration and gaiety. As has been the culture since the school's inception, sport at Isha Home School is an opportunity for students, teachers and all those associated with the school to come together in the true spirit of sportsmanship.

This year the sports meet included team games like cricket, kho-kho, kabbadi and football to reflect the importance the school gives to both its home grown games as well as international events. The finale was on 16th September and it started with a unique march past. Each team, led by their team captain, walked past the Chief Guest, Mr Balamurugan, Regional Passport Officer in Coimbatore, in distinctive dance steps emulating the ancient martial art forms of India.

On September 9, 2009, the students of Isha Home School got an opportunity to meet and interact with one of the leading lights of Carnatic Music, Smt. Bombay Jayashree. In the morning, a few select music students had an interactive session with Smt. Jayashree. In the evening, Smt. Jayashree performed in a special concert for the school in which she sang a few Bhajans and had the entire school join her.

Oodles of energy and a whole lot of 'monkeying' around were the essential ingredients for a fun-filled evening at the Oxford Bookstore. The Isha Home School Theater Group presented Karadi Tales' new release, 'Monkeys on a Fast' at Cha Bar in Coimbatore on 22nd August. This story is among the first five titles released as part of Karadi Tales' new audio book series, 'Will You Read Me'. Isha's talented young pool of actors - Abhinand, Rajendran, Hari, Siddarth and Anahita - got the evening going with a whacky dramatization of a story about fat monkeys who went on a fast to lose weight. They tickled everyone's funny bone by animatedly explaining how the clever monkeys tricked their weight-conscious chief 'Chakku' to break the fast that he had announced on the occasion of 'ekaadhashi'. At the end of the story when Chakku grabbed the bananas off his fellow monkeys, the audience roared with laughter. The fun did not stop here as the young group then engaged the audience in a sing-along of the rhyme from the story, 'Chips and Chocolate we Like to Eat....' This rhyme echoed throughout the little bookstore and the audience were left in hysterics

On 19th August, Isha Home School hosted the Tamil Nadu ICSE Art Competition. Art students from five schools across the State participated in the event. The school was fortunate to have Mr. Akbar Padamsee, an eminent contemporary Indian artist as the Chief guest. He judged the competition along with Mr. Manoranjan Das, an alumnus of the prestigious Shanti Niketan and currently a member of the art faculty at Chinmaya International School, Coimbatore. The judges gave invaluable feedback to the students on their work and also had an interactive session with them.