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Class IV-C held an impactful school assembly focused on 'Clean Air – Our Right, Our Need.' The assembly included a prayer, a thought for the day, a skit demonstrating the effects of air pollution, and poems/slogans emphasizing clean air as a right. Students advocated for practical solutions like planting trees and reducing waste burning. Principal Ritu Bali praised the students' awareness and efforts, and the assembly concluded with the national anthem. The presentation successfully conveyed the crucial message of preserving clean air through shared responsibility. (This summary is generated via AI.)
A two-day CBSE workshop on assessment and evaluation practices was held at the school, led by Principal Surjeet Kumar Rana and Dinesh Kaushal, with Savita Sharma and Meenakshi Sharotri as resource persons. The workshop provided teachers with in-depth information and a platform for discussion. Teachers actively engaged in the sessions, sharing their knowledge. The principal thanked the resource persons and urged teachers to apply the workshop's learnings in their teaching. The event ended with the school anthem. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The school's 'Grand Jam' end-of-term celebration was a highly successful event featuring music, dance, and student creativity, with over 350 students from classes IV-XII participating. The event, held for parents, began with a ceremonial lighting of a lamp by school leaders and featured a captivating 'Ganesh Vandana' performance. Headmaster Navin Kumar Dixit congratulated students and wished them well for their upcoming term and vacations. The event, 'Grand Jam 2025', was a testament to teamwork, creativity, and the school's vibrant spirit. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The school hosted a dental check-up camp to educate students on oral care. The camp included a dental awareness talk focusing on tooth decay and gum disease prevention. Dentists explained how sugar and plaque interact to form harmful acids, leading to tooth decay. They advised students to read food labels and choose low-sugar options to control sugar intake. Principal Suchi Grover highlighted the camp's role in assessing oral health awareness and promoting good hygiene practices. (This summary is generated via AI.)
A health camp, organized in collaboration with Paras Hospital, provided comprehensive health check-ups (physical, vision, hearing, dental, and general) to students in grades 9-12 at Vijay Vallabh Jain International School. The medical team emphasized the importance of a healthy lifestyle and warned against the dangers of sedentary habits and junk food. School officials, including the principal and members of the managing committee, expressed gratitude and highlighted the positive impact of the camp, advocating for similar events in the future to benefit both students and teachers. (This summary is generated via AI.)
A successful in-house training session was held at the school to familiarize teachers with the National Curriculum Framework (NCF), aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. Shish Kamal Mishra, the resource person, presented the vision, objectives, and guiding principles of the NCF, emphasizing holistic, multidisciplinary, and flexible education for 21st-century skills. The session, welcomed by Vice-Principal Kalpana Sharma, was highly engaging, with active staff participation. Principal Suman Sharma thanked Mishra for his valuable insights. The session was a valuable step in professional development and curriculum enrichment for the teaching staff. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Officer Gaurav Sharma conferred ranks on NCC cadets. Lavneet Kaur became Sergeant, Maitric Sharma Company Quarter Master Sergeant, Gunjan Rathi Corporal, and Harkirat Kaur Lance Corporal. Principal Usha Sharma emphasized the values of NCC and encouraged cadets to work diligently, wishing them well. (This summary is generated via AI.)
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