Events
The School Tribune
St. Mary's School, Mohali celebrated Punjabi Maa Boli Week with a special assembly featuring prayer, speeches, poems, and dances. Students participated in various contests showcasing their Punjabi language skills and creativity. The Principal commended their efforts in preserving Punjabi heritage.
Aryakulam's Children's Day featured a musical performance by teacher Kartik and students, with Kartik also performing a solo. Teachers inspired students, and Principal Dinesh Kumar encouraged them. The event ended with Shanti Path, leaving students with happy memories and a sense of purpose.
Chandigarh Public School, Baltana, held its Kindergarten sports day, celebrating with decorations and excited children. The event highlighted the importance of games for child development, awarding medals to winners by Principal Pooja Sharma.
Doon Valley Public School, Nalagarh, celebrated its silver jubilee with the 'Aarohanam 2025' annual function, themed 'Painting the Canvas of Life.' The event, attended by 1,600 parents, featured student performances and honored parents. BDO Neon Dhairya Sharma praised the school's efforts.
St. Thomas' School, Shimla held a student-led conference (Nursery-VIII) and an annual exhibition (IX-XII). Students showcased their learning and creative projects in various subjects. Principal Deepika Chauhan, an alumna, was the chief guest and praised the students' efforts.
Emm Aar International School held its annual sports meet, SPARDHAA – 2025, featuring a march past, diverse performances, and a prize ceremony. Chief Guest Vivek Kumar Modi attended. Students excelled in academics and sports. The event included cultural programs, a lucky draw, and concluded with a vote of thanks.
Modern Senior Secondary School, Patiala, hosted its annual Children's Day painting competition with 1,500 participants aged 2.5-21. Guest Ratna Vira attended. Winners from various schools were awarded, along with merit certificates and participation certificates for all.
DAV Public School, Bharoli celebrated Children's Day with a carnival. Students organized food stalls and creative activities like mehendi and nail art. Games and races entertained all age groups. The Principal commended the students and teachers for the successful and memorable event.
Government Model Sr Sec School, Sec 21A, Chandigarh observed Children's Day, honoring Jawaharlal Nehru. The event featured a speech on Nehru's life, student dance performances, and refreshment distribution.
PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya, Chandigarh, celebrated Children's Day with 'Grandparents Day' for primary students, featuring cultural performances and games. A Bal Mela, inaugurated by a KV Principal, provided entrepreneurship experience through student-run stalls. The event concluded with a vote of thanks.
Valley Public School, Panchkula, observed Guru Nanak Dev's Parkash Purb with a special assembly. Students performed shabad kirtan and devotional hymns. The celebration ended with the distribution of Karah Prasad. The Principal encouraged students to embrace truth, kindness, and service.
PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya, Zirakpur's sports day was successful. Principal Sharma inaugurated the event, highlighting sportsmanship and fitness. Students displayed sports and cultural talents, with prizes awarded. The event concluded with the National Anthem and a vote of thanks.



