ABWA is known for its vast sports curriculum. We have have sports training in Football, Cricket, Horse-riding, Tennis, Squash and many more such activities. Inter-house sports activities are conducted so that the students are trained to face competition from other schools as well as International and National level.

A street play, also known as a "nukkad natak" in India, is a form of theatrical performance. ABWA organises Street Play during the Independence Day to address relevant social issues. The performances often aim to raise awareness, provoke thought, and stimulate discussion on topics such as gender equality, environmental issues, corruption, and more.

It is an event that provides students with the opportunity to showcase their artistic talents and creativity. Participants are required to explore a specific theme or topic in their artwork. The theme could be broad, allowing for various interpretations, or it could be more specific to challenge the students' creativity within certain constraints.

Aditya Birla World Academy Students showcase their dancing abilities in a competitive and celebratory setting. These competitions are often organized to promote creativity, physical activity, teamwork, and self-expression. Criteria for the Dance Competition are Maintaining Rhythm and Tempo, Energy Level, Stage Presence and Expressions

Participants engage in in-depth research to gather evidence, facts, and arguments supporting their stance on the given topic. Preparation involves developing persuasive arguments, anticipating counterarguments, and formulating responses. The competition fosters research skills, critical thinking, and encouraging intellectual dialogue and the appreciation of diverse perspectives.

Project Day is designed to foster learning, creativity, and encourage collaborative and independent work. Students are assigned projects or given the opportunity to choose topics based on their interests.Projects could be related to various subjects, such as Science, Mathematics, Geography and many other subjects.