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School note

School note

School note

School note

School note

School note

NSS volunteers from GSSS Dhaneta planted saplings of diverse plants to support the 'Ek Ped Maan Ke Naam' campaign. The initiative, guided by teachers, aimed to promote a greener planet. Principal Raj Kumar Singh motivated volunteers with Margaret Thatcher's quote emphasizing environmental responsibility.

Shemford Futuristic School participated in the 32nd Mango Mela, allowing students to explore mango varieties and cultural significance through competitions like nail art and writing. The school also hosted a Mango Day, featuring organic mangoes, a themed song, and lessons on the fruit's nutritional value.

Mount Carmel School, Zirakpur, celebrated Van Mahotsav. Students from Nursery to Class VIII planted over 60 varieties of plants, promoting environmental awareness. Principal Rashmi Ivy Rafi encouraged students to care for the plants.

Rotary Club Chandigarh Central launched a monthly 'Trash to Treasure' initiative against plastic pollution. The first event at Blue Bird High School involved repurposing 2300 plastic bottles collected by students and parents. They built seating areas and created a rangoli from the collected waste.

OPS Vidya Mandir in Ambala celebrated World Chocolate Day. Pre-primary students participated in activities like treasure hunting, singing, and gifting chocolate. The event was a success, enjoyed by everyone.

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Mukand Public School's Cubs and Bulbuls unit organized a tree plantation drive. Dignitaries attended, and a student street play emphasized tree importance. Saplings were planted, followed by a door-to-door awareness campaign and a performance for MLA Ghanshyam Das Arora.

PML SD Public School in Chandigarh organized a movie outing for students of classes VI-X to see 'Sitaare Zameen Par.' The film, promoting inclusivity and emotional intelligence, features a basketball coach mentoring players with intellectual disabilities, emphasizing empathy and perseverance. The outing aimed to enhance learning beyond the classroom.

Traffic Inspector Genakraj held a road safety session at St. Mary's School, Mohali. He emphasized helmet/seatbelt use, avoiding mobile phones while driving, and following traffic signals. Students were encouraged to be 'Road Safety Ambassadors.' A quiz and demonstration of signals were included.

Paragon Convent School in Chandigarh held a Van Mahotsav to promote environmental conservation. Principal Rajni Dutta led a tree planting drive with students and staff, planting neem and flowering plants. A poster-making competition, themed 'Save Trees and Save Life,' was also organized.

Doon Public School held a CBP on life skills for teachers, led by Anupma Sharma and Sarika Malik. The workshop focused on integrating skills like decision-making, emotional regulation, and resilience into teaching through interactive activities. Teachers gained actionable strategies to foster problem-solving and empathy in students.

Holy Mary's School held an English poem recitation competition for classes I and II. Sixteen students from four houses participated, displaying impressive talent and captivating the audience. Judges found it difficult to choose winners. The principal praised the students' participation and encouraged future involvement.

Class IV students at PML SD Public School in Chandigarh wowed audiences with a Kathputli show. The students crafted their own puppets, then performed folk tales emphasizing values like honesty and teamwork, complete with narration and traditional music.

Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula's BOSA hosted a career counselling session for classes XI & XII, led by NID Ahmedabad students Prisha Shekhar and Ananya Jindal. The session focused on design education, entrance exams, and career prospects in the field. The speakers were felicitated for their guidance.

Shishu Niketan School held a workshop on drug and alcohol addiction, highlighting their harmful effects on adolescents' brains and behavior. Mobile phone addiction was also addressed. The resource person advocated for games and sports as a healthy alternative to combat addiction.

RK International School raised ₹1,65,369 through its Rotary Club to aid families affected by a natural disaster in Syathi village, Dharampur. The funds will support rehabilitation efforts and provide essential aid. The school community, including students, teachers, and parents, contributed to the relief effort.

Mount Carmel School Principal, Parveena John, received the Rabindranath Tagore National Principals Award 2025 for her dedication to fostering life skills in students. The award, organized by EK Updesh Media, acknowledges her leadership and impact on the educational community. John dedicated the award to her team, parents, and students.

Holy Mary's School, Banur, held an English storytelling competition for grades III-V. Seventeen students from four houses participated, impressing the audience with creative stories and morals. The event boosted values, language skills, and confidence. Principal Devassy and the Director praised the participants. Winners will be revealed later.