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.

The Afternoon School for underprivileged children under the guidance of Sr. Jenifa A.C conducts classes between 2:30pm to 4:30pm daily in the primary wing. Around 80 students many of whom are from neighboring government, NDMC and Sarvodaya schools attend the classes. Students are taught subjects such as Hindi, Sanskrit, Social Science, Maths, E.V.S., Science and English by dedicated teachers

The Afternoon school students are currently part of an online educational program 'Kids helping Kids' with students from various American schools by way of videoconferencing.  The students from the two countries interact with each other and share information about their lives and culture.

The National Open School had its inaugural ceremony on 18^th Nov in the school auditorium. The program began by the lighting of the lamp by Sr. Joviana and the teachers of the open school. Instructions were given to the students and parents about classes, timetable, exams etc.

On 17th November ,an alumni meet was held for the Silver Jubilee Batch of 1992.To commemorate the 150th year of the Apostolic Carmel congregation Sr. Joviana gave a presentation on the life of mother Veronica. The Alumnae  donated generously in aid of the education of underprivileged students of the school.

Carmel celebrated Diwali by putting up a beautiful assembly on 17th October.  After the prayers and hymns a message from the Lt. Governor of Delhi, Anil Baijal, was read out. The Lt. Governor had made an appeal against bursting crackers during Diwali.

Students dressed as Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshman and a dance performance by the students added to the festive mood. The Environment club staged a Nukkad Natak giving a meaningful message on safe and environment friendly Diwali.