Online Summer Camp organised

Jalandhar: Police DAV Public School organised an online summer camp for the students of classes pre-nursery till X on Google meet and Zoom platform. Students of primary wing attended classes in table manners, social manners, mobile and party manners. They were also trained in use of fork and knife. They took lessons in various activities like dance, games, aerobics, non fire cooking, gift wrapping and paper napkin folding. Students of classes second till eighth attended cooking, yoga, meditation, personality development, art and craft, vedic maths, dance, music, public speaking activities. Students of IX and X class were groomed in communication skills, computer and dramatic skills. All the classes were conducted on a prescheduled time and plan.

Session on Covid-19 awareness

The NSS Unit and Mission Tandrust Punjab Committee of MGN College of Education organised an Interactive session on the topic “Covid-19 Awareness”. The speaker of the interaction was Dr Anand Malhotra, Ex-Chairperson IMA Punjab (RMO Forum). During the interaction, he made the students aware about the ways to keep themselves protected from new strain of Covid-19. During the lecture he suggested the masses to boost their immunity and get vaccinated as early as possible. During the interaction, he also addressed the misconceptions of students regarding Covid vaccination. He also suggested the ways to take care people affected with Covid-19 and having chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension, blood pressure etc. Principal Neelu Jhanji welcomed the guest. Around 100 students and faculty members joined the interaction.

Nature walk organised

Nobel school is keen on conducting activities for the kids and this time the exposure was given to little kids to express their creativity with an activity named “Let’s go out for Nature Walk”. The tiny tots of grades Nursery to Kg II came up with innovative ideas under the guidance of their incharges Charu, Sweety and Suman. The Chairman Prof CL Kochher of The Nobel school appreciated the work of tiny tots and added by saying that these types of activities not only boost up the confidence level but is a good example of fine motor skill and creativity skills and also said due to this pandemic where everyone is contained to stay at home there such type of activities not only freshen up their minds but also fills them with excitement.

Workshop on Managerial skills

Phagwara: GNA University organised a workshop on ‘Advantage Managerial Skills’ for the students of MBA via the online virtual platform. Suneel Keswani, international corporate trainer, was the resource person of the workshop. The workshop was organised to acquaint the students with the latest managerial skills required by personnel to work and function into various branches and managerial levels of company and how these companies need to be professionally managed. Keswani commenced the session by firstly explaining the relevance of system and how bigger it is than a person. To propound the relevance of the same to the students, different activities by him were conducted for the students which threw light upon significant real-life situations.

Hubs of Learning conducted

Eklavya School conducted a meeting under CBSE-approved programme “Hubs of Learning”. Eklavya School initially named as ‘Lead Collaborator School’ by the CBSE Board. Under this co-ordinator Bhawna Bhatt conducted a planned meeting with all the member schools. The topic of workshop was “Happy Classroom Strategies”. The motive behind this meeting was to create a positive environment and facilitating growth and development of students in the class.

Hometown photography contest

Innocent Hearts Group organised a photography contest under the theme “Hometown Pride”. Students from various schools and colleges participated in the event with full zeal and enthusiasm. Participants clicked the snaps of most popular places including Gurudwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha, Tombs of Ustad-Shagird, Dera Baba Murad Shah Nakodar, Golden Temple and Gurdwara Shri Ber Sahib. Some of the participants captured the beauty of nature comprised of Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, Jammu and Kashmir, Wonderland Lake, eventide view and dancing view of birds. TNS

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