World Youth Skills Day
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The Albert Barrow Memorial All-India Inter-School Creative Writing Competition 2025 took place, involving ICSE students. The event fostered literary skills, creativity, and critical thinking. Principal Shear encouraged participants to embrace imagination and unconventional ideas.
Sanjay Gandhi Memorial School celebrated Guru Purnima. President Pawan Garg and Secretary Ravinder Bansal conveyed wishes and encouraged discipline. Students presented speeches, shlokas, and hymns, paying tribute to Adi Guru Ved Vyas. Teachers and students honored gurus with floral tributes. Teacher Rajbir Sharma highlighted the guru's importance.
A school assembly marked World Population Day. Students reflected on sustainability and responsible choices through prayer, pledges, and a message of the day. A speech highlighted overpopulation's consequences, a poem added emotional depth, and Mandeep urged students to embrace environmental consciousness for a sustainable future.
Gobind Singh Vidya Mandir School held its investiture ceremony for the 2025-26 academic year, appointing a new School Prefectorial Board. Director Jaswant Singh, Principal Ritu Oberoi, and other school officials presented badges and sashes. The event aimed to instill leadership and administrative skills in students.
The Beacon School in Gurugram (Sector 64) is accepting admissions for the 2026-27 academic year and mid-session enrollments for select grades in 2025-26. This sustainably designed school offers a four-fold curriculum aligned with NEP 2020 and features an auditorium, indoor sports complex, and swimming pool.
St. Anne's School welcomed the new Bishop of Shimla-Chandigarh, Most Rev. Sahaya Thatheus Thomas. The event included a guard of honor, traditional welcome, and cultural program. The Bishop encouraged faith and service, and the day concluded with a vote of thanks.
DAV Ambota hosted the closing of a cluster-level sports tournament. The event included cultural performances, speeches, and prize distribution. DAV Surangani and Chamba were kabaddi winners in various age groups. The ceremony concluded with the national anthem.
The school's Vanmahotsav for pre-primary students fostered environmental awareness through activities like planting, crafting, and storytelling. Children dressed as nature elements, shared presentations, and learned about plant care. The event aimed to cultivate a love for nature and responsible citizenship.
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