Sarala Birla Academy hosted its maiden interschool cultural fest Impressions 2007 on 22 and 23 August 2007. The festival was a cultural extravaganza and a grand success.

The competitions were held in two categories: Junior and senior. There were 14 events in all: Indian and western group song, fusion and western dance, English and Hindi poetry recitation, Bone of Contention, the English debate, Inquisitive, the English quiz, general quiz, digital art and multimedia presentation, art and Dramatic Personae, the character dramatisation.

It was an interschool competition with a difference. 14 schools participated in the event including the Bishop Cotton Boys' School, Bishop Cotton Girls' School, St. Paul's English School, St. Peter's School, Indus International, Little Flower School, Vidya Shilp Academy, Sri Kumaran Public School, Ryan International School, Delhi Public School etc.

The event was inaugurated by Mrs. Yashodha Bopanna on 22 August 2007. She addressed the students and spoke about the importance of such events in a student's life. She said that such events give a platform for the students to showcase their talents and help in holistic development.

All the participants were at their best. There was a healthy competition among the participating schools. The host school was not in the running for the best school trophy, but they did participate in all the events and won some events. The Bishop Cotton Boys' School won the best school trophy in the junior category.

The senior events were held on 23 August 2007. There was neck-to-neck competition in most of the events and some amazing performances by all the student participants. But there had to be a winner and the winner for the best school in the senior category was the Bishop Cotton Girls' School.

There was a trophy for overall best school and the trophy was won by the Bishop Cotton Boys' School.

The guests shared their views of Impressions 2007 during the prize distribution ceremony and each one of them had something good to say about the event. Every one appreciated the way it was organised, the campus, the host students' courteousness and helpful nature and the guests were made to feel at home.

As Principal Radhika Sinha put it, "We exude a kind of warmth which makes every guest feel he/she is special." Rev. Father Thomas, Principal of Christ College appreciated the way SBA has grown in just three years and is able to host an interschool meet, which is a great accomplishment in itself.

This two-day long cultural extravaganza came to an end with everyone carrying their own special impression of the event to be cherished till we meet again for Impressions 2008!