On 12^th February 2018, a staff outing to Gwalior, Jhansi and Orchha was organized. For the staff members the short retreat was a welcome break from the hectic schedule of the school.  

The Feast of Sr. Lisetta, (School manager), Sr. Joviana ,(Principal) and Sr. Sumita, (Junior school headmistress) was celebrated on 5^th February 2018. The staff and students showed their love and respect for the wonderful Sisters who worked selflessly for the school.  

On 30th January students of class XI organized a beautiful farewell for their seniors and their parents.  The students of the outgoing batch of 2017-18 were elegantly dressed in saris for this very special event.  The outgoing students were treated to a cultural extravaganza.  The event ended on a very emotional note and the students went back with memories they'd cherish forever.

On 24^th January, 2018, Carmel celebrated India?s 69^th Republic Day.  Mrs Nivedita Bhasin, an ex-Carmelite and now an accomplished pilot, graced the occasion as the chief guest.  The students saluted the National Flag, sang the National Anthem and pledged their loyalty  and patriotism towards the nation.

The flag hosting ceremony was followed by the investiture ceremony where the cabinet for the year 2018 - 19 was inducted.  The school witnessed the formal handing over of responsibilities by the outgoing to the incoming cabinet. 

After the march past in which Satya Party was judged as the best marching squad, Mrs Nivedita addressed the students present and encouraged them to put in hard work in order to succeed. Patriotic songs were sung by the HMM group and Tarana and Synergy dance club put up a spectacular performance for the special occasion.

A Christmas assembly was organized by the students of the primary school. The students enacted a beautiful skit giving the good news of the birth of Jesus Christ. The school band played Christmas Carols which added much joy to the festive atmosphere.  In her Christmas message Sister Joviana said that God loved the world so much that He gave us His only Son. Jesus came into the world to give us his peace, love and joy. Sister also asked the staff and students to reach out and help at lone person or family this Christmas.

 Carmel's annual fete took place on 16th December, marking the onset of the Christmas season. The guest of honour was Ms. Sentirenla Lucia a Carmel Alumnus. Ms Lucia a passionate vocalist is a graduate of the esteemed Berklee college of music and is one of the lead singers of the bands Jazz Urbane and Semper Soul. She is one of the founding members of Artistes Unlimited a choir.  

On 25th November, 2017, Carmel Convent School, New Delhi, held its Annual Sports Meet at Thyagraj Stadium. The program was graced by the presence of Chief Guest Olympian wrestler Ms. Sakshi Malik and Guest of Honour central district sports and cultural officer Dr Leena Vyas, who had many inspiring words to offer. The show was a culmination of weeks of hard work, practice and endurance, which was all very rewarding, as the show turned out to be a splendid one indeed. The school ensured maximum participation of all most every student through various innovative races and drills and also showed appreciation to the schools athletic achievers to motivate students in the directions of sports. The Chief Guest Sakshi Malik, who was highly impressed by the gymnastics drill put up by the young ones of classes 3, 4 and 5, also urged parents in her speech to nurture the  talent of their children by giving them support and encouragement and to provide them with all the resources they might need, may it be in the form of coaches or equipment. The show ended with a spectacular dance performance on this year's theme set by the Government of India, Sustainable Tourism, as the students showcased the dance forms of various parts of the country. The arena echoed with appreciation by the audience  as the program got over.

On 27^th October, 2017, 17 students from St. Gertrudis School, Ellwangen, Germany accompanied by teachers Maria Herdeg and Sandra made their long awaited visit to India. The school had planned multiple excursions for the german students, starting with a trip to Agra to visit the majestic Taj Mahal as well as the Agra Fort. Further, the school had planned many in-school activites for the germans based around the versatile topic of 'Herbs and Spices'. A presentation along with an exhibition was put up to give them a sense of the diverse herbs and spices used in traditional Indian food. They were also taken to the renowned Pusa Institute which is the premier national institute of India for agricultural research and education. The students also visited the glorious Akshardham temple and were taken for a city tour around the famous places in Delhi including Lotus Temple, Red Fort and Qutub Minar. Moreover, they interacted with the students of our school through activities like tie and dye, a maths play and a demonstration on Mughlai cuisine. This programme gave the german students an insight into the rich culture and well-known diversity of India which was a constant source of amazement for them. As their time here came to an end, they bade us goodbye over a farewell assembly and left with heavy hearts and a bond that would last forever.

On 28th October, 2017, 15 students along with Tr. Preeti, Tr. Manisha and Principal Sr.Joviana A.C  left for an Exchange Program to Thailand to strengthen the bond of friendship between Carmel Convent School, New Delhi and Joseph Upatham School, Sampran Nakhon Pathom.