The Bharatiya Bhasha Summer Camp at the school concluded successfully. Students from Classes V-VIII, guided by Principal Sharma, showcased talents in performances and won prizes in various activities. NCERT awarded participation certificates. The camp promoted linguistic diversity and cultural understanding, supported by parents. It allowed students to explore India's cultural heritage. (This summary is generated via AI.)
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Students and staff celebrated World Environment Day with a tree-planting drive, poster competition, and awareness rally. Participants promoted sustainability, conservation, and eco-friendly habits. They pledged to conserve water, reduce plastic use, and maintain cleanliness. Principal Sharma praised their efforts. (This summary is generated via AI.)
A school held a puppet-making workshop for teachers, led by puppeteer Shubhasis Neogi and his team. The workshop aimed to equip teachers with an engaging educational tool for storytelling and student interaction. Teachers actively participated, and the principal praised puppetry's ability to inspire creative teaching in the classroom. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The school ran a 'Beat Plastic Pollution' campaign in Manali, organizing cleanup drives and collecting 16 kg of plastic waste. Alongside, they held rangoli, flower arrangement, and recycling workshops. The initiative aimed to teach environmental responsibility and promote a cleaner, greener Manali. (This summary is generated via AI.)
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A school held a tree-planting campaign, 'Vriksh Vandana Maa Ko Arpan,' for World Environment Day, part of the 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam 2.0' initiative. Students were encouraged to plant trees dedicated to their mothers and nature, choosing indigenous trees like neem and mango. The principal and her mother inaugurated the campaign. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The summer camp at the school fostered student growth through yoga, dance, music, and art. Yoga improved focus and discipline. Children learned diverse music genres and created paper art. Science experiments explained scientific theories. The principal highlighted the camp's blend of education and entertainment, while the administrator emphasized future global competitiveness through innovation. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Sanjay Gandhi Memorial School staff and parents are urged to participate in a yoga camp in Kurukshetra for International Yoga Day 2025. The event, organized by the Haryana government, commemorates yoga's benefits for health and well-being. The principal, Narender Sharma, emphasized yoga's importance and its global recognition as part of Indian culture. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Abhay Prabhavana Museum, conceived by Abhay Firodia near Pune, is a unique center blending Jain philosophy, Indian heritage, and conscious living. It offers immersive exhibits and educational programs, including guided tours for students, across 30 galleries exploring various themes. Key features include a 100-foot Manstambh, a 43-foot Rishabhdev sculpture, and the Plaza of Equanimity. (This summary is generated via AI.)
For World Environment Day, the school focused on 'Ending Plastic Pollution.' Activities included a skit, Dr. Ritu's speech, a choir performance, student poems, skits, dance, and mime. Kuldeep Singh Guleria planted a sapling. The ICT Department documented the event. The Principal lauded the Biology Department and the eco club. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Teenagers are increasingly drawn to cooking, fueled by social media and entrepreneurial opportunities. While challenging, kitchen work builds essential life skills and boosts confidence. It offers career paths in restaurants, food businesses, and culinary programs. Teens should start simple, prioritize safety, learn from mistakes, and seek training to thrive. (This summary is generated via AI.)
A Bharatanatyam workshop culminated in a successful finale featuring over 70 girls aged 3-17. Led by Rahul and Nandini Gupta, the workshop showcased classical pieces and impressive skill. Guest artist Janki Anjani praised the students, who received a standing ovation. The event, supported by Principal Sister Venita Joseph, fostered discipline and cultural pride, earning praise from other principals. The Guptas were delighted with the students' enthusiasm. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The school held a foundation stone laying and 'bhoomi pujan' ceremony for a new building, led by the school chairman and DAV CMC vice-president. An LMC meeting followed, with key figures present. Discussions focused on school development and improving educational infrastructure, with important decisions made. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The school held an inter-house declamation on drug addiction. Pranshi (Patel House) won Group 1, followed by Mannat Thakur (Nehru House). Pragya Dutt (Nehru House) won Group 2, with Adhishtha (Subhash House) as runner-up. Principal Rana congratulated winners, urging students to choose drug-free, healthy lifestyles and avoid negative influences. (This summary is generated via AI.)
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