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The School Tribune
Guru Nanak Foundation Public School celebrated Diwali with diverse activities. Students displayed art, recited poetry, competed in storytelling and debate, and created crafts. A concluding rangoli competition was held, and the week ended with a senior student assembly. The Principal encouraged eco-friendly celebrations, emphasizing cultural values.
Satluj World School, Dera Bassi, took 400 students on an educational trip to The Tribune printing press. The visit, led by Dr. Ruby Sharma, aimed to educate students on newspaper production, from news gathering to distribution. Students observed the printing process and enjoyed the experience.
Shishu Niketan Public School, Mohali, celebrated Diwali with enthusiasm. A special assembly taught about the festival's meaning, including stories of Ramachandra and Guru Hargobind Sahib. Students enjoyed activities like diya decoration. The school aimed to promote cultural awareness, making the celebration a success.
Blue Bird High School, Panchkula celebrated Diwali with student activities emphasizing light's victory over darkness. The event featured Rangoli, eco-friendly crafts, and a focus on a Green Diwali. Principal Vandna promoted avoiding firecrackers, reducing pollution, and upholding peace, harmony, and respect for nature.
Khushi Puri, a Class X student, won a gold medal in the 50m backstroke and silver medals in 50m and 100m freestyle at the state swimming championship. Her success, attributed to hard work, school support, and parental encouragement, brings prestige to her school and inspires other students.
AKSIPS-41 Smart School held a session for girls in classes V-VIII on menstrual hygiene and cervical cancer vaccination. The medical officer and school counselor provided information, promoting health awareness, breaking taboos, and empowering students. The session fostered active participation and gratitude.
Sri Guru Harkrishan School organized a 'Green Diwali' initiative. Students, led by Principal Shama Kukkal, participated in an anti-cracker rally, assembly, competitions, and a visit to a senior citizen home. The event promoted responsible citizenship and environmental care.
Pratap Public School, Karnal, celebrated Diwali with a student's speech on the festival's meaning. Performances like 'Ramdoot Hanuman' and 'Rama Gatha' highlighted devotion and righteousness. Director Poonam Navet emphasized inner goodness. The celebration culminated in understanding Diwali's core values: light, love, and righteousness.
AKSIPS-65 Smart School's yoga team earned the 2nd runner-up position at an inter-school competition organized by St. Xavier's. The students demonstrated impressive skills, earning praise from judges. School leadership congratulated the team on their dedication, highlighting the school's focus on well-being.
Sacred Heart Convent School, Jagadhri, provided dental check-ups for 1,800+ students on October 16-17, 2025. Supervised by Sr Jesina, Dr. Sogi, and led by Dr. Chauhan, the initiative promoted dental hygiene and student well-being.
UKG students at AKSIPS-125 participated in an 'Animalia' activity. They discussed various animal types, their young, and habitats. The educational and fun session boosted their knowledge, expression, and confidence through active engagement.
A workshop at PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya covered drug prevention, cybercrime, and traffic rules. SHO Deepak Kumar, along with constables, educated students on dangers, responsible digital use, and road safety. Principal Sunil Chauhan thanked the police for promoting responsible citizenship.
Noble Heart School held a Healthy Tiffin Competition on World Food Day. Pre-primary and primary students participated, showcasing homemade, healthy dishes. Tiffins were judged on nutrition, presentation, and creativity. Parents actively collaborated, resulting in innovative and balanced meals.
St. Xavier's High School in Mohali commemorated Baba Banda Singh Bahadur's birth anniversary. The school held a special assembly to teach students about his life, Sikh history contributions, and his war memorial near Mohali, a landmark honoring his valor.
Kasturba House at Chaman Vatika Gurukul held an assembly promoting a 'Green Diwali.' Students performed a skit advocating for a cracker-free, pollution-free celebration. A dance performance followed, spreading festive joy. The principal praised the students and urged everyone to celebrate a safe and environmentally conscious Diwali.
Seven students from Valley Public School won the 'Green India Mission' art competition in 2025. They received certificates for painting, handwriting, and thumb painting on September 15, 2025. The principal congratulated them and encouraged further participation in creative activities.
Millennium School students in Kurukshetra visited district offices for a Safe Diwali awareness campaign. They shared safe Diwali messages, gifted handmade diyas, and used an interactive game. The campaign promoted social responsibility and community well-being.



