Alpine Public School, Bhawanigarh, held a Diwali fete in two phases. Principal Arora and management inaugurated the event. The campus featured games, food stalls, and activities, including horse and camel rides, to celebrate the occasion.
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DAV Public School, Surangani, held a marathon led by Principal Sharma. Participants included students, staff, and the principal. Sharma thanked supporters like NHPC, DAV management, SDM, and police. The event promoted physical activity and well-being.
Ryan International School, Patiala, held a successful Term 1 internship for grades VI-VIII. Students explored careers through AI (37 students), Law (52), Coding (44), and Makeup Artistry (32). The program expanded knowledge and career exploration, praised by the Principal.
Mount Carmel School, Chandigarh, won the 'Best All Rounder School' Award for its holistic education, academic success, and extracurricular activities. Principal Dr. Singh accepted the award, dedicating it to the school community. The achievement highlights the school's commitment to all-round student development and educational excellence.
Harshita, a student from SD Public School, Jagadhri, won a spot on the Haryana gymnastics team after her performance in Ambala. She will compete nationally. Principal Usha Sharma and coach Harjinder Singh offered their support.
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Bhavan Vidyalaya, New Chandigarh, celebrated Diwali with a vibrant assembly. Highlights included a prayer, dance, skit against crackers, and a play about Lord Rama. A Laxmi Aarti added spirituality. The Principal encouraged safe, kind, and environmentally conscious celebrations, focusing on spreading joy.
Shivalik Public School, Mohali, held its Annual Function 'Wings of Change - 2025.' The event featured a shabad kirtan, annual report, cultural performances reflecting change, and prize distribution. Principal Dr. Anupkiran Kaur lauded the success achieved by students and teachers.
The 2nd St. Soldier Lawn Tennis Tournament, featuring 13 Tricity schools, began with high-energy matches. St. Stephen's, St. Soldier (Panchkula), Vivek High, KB DAV, and Guru Nanak Public School won their respective opening matches. The tournament concludes October 16, 2025.
St. Joseph's celebrated its annual cultural fest, Talent Trove, themed 'Sustainable Diwali'. The event featured competitions for students from both the school and nearby government schools, and honored dignitaries like Saurabh Kumar and Rex. Akshat Soni and Principal Monica Chawla emphasized sustainable practices, culminating in winner felicitation.
St. Xavier's Chandigarh hosted an U-16 girls' basketball tournament with ten Tricity teams. PM Shri KV, AFS, High Grounds won, defeating St. Xavier's Chandigarh 36-20. St. Xavier's Panchkula beat Chitkara International 36-06. The event concluded with prize distribution by the Principal and Dr. Rakesh Malik.
Paragon Convent School's gymnastics team won a bronze medal at the inter-school competition in Chandigarh. Ruhani, Anvi, Vishupreet Kaur, Nidhi, Bhavya, and Harshita represented the school, showcasing skill, coordination, and team spirit.
AV Vidyamandir students visited the SAEL factory to learn about sustainable electricity generation. The trip offered practical industrial exposure, connecting classroom concepts to real-world applications. The school thanked Chairman Garg, Principal Das, teacher Abijeet, and Vipin for their support.
Emm Aar International School organized educational tours. Younger students (Nursery-2) visited Nikko Park and Burger Singh for fun and social development. Older students explored Bhagat Singh's museum (Classes 3-5). Classes 6-9 toured the Dharamshala stadium, McLeod Ganj, and a monastery, experiencing sports, spirituality, and culture.
Sejal, an VIII class student from Shivalik International Convent School, won a silver medal in the 48 kg weight category. Her success highlights her hard work and determination, bringing pride to the school and the region. The school's Managing Director congratulated her.
The Tribune School hosted a cyber security session by Constable Vikas Kumar of the Chandigarh Police Cyber Cell. Students learned about cyber security, crime, and related laws. They pledged to internet safety and reporting malicious activity. The session concluded with a thank-you gift.
The Century School, Gharaunda, won first place in a Bharat Vikas Parishad group singing competition. Students also achieved second and third place in the 'Bharat ko Jaano Pratiyogita'. School leadership congratulated the participants and pledged to continue organizing similar events.
Classes III and IV from RIMT World School visited Kurukshetra for a day of learning. They explored Haryana's culture at the Dharohar Museum, experienced Brahma Sarovar, and visited Jyotisar. They also engaged with Mahabharata tales at the Sri Krishna Museum and explored science at the Panorama Science Centre.
DAV Police Public School, Karnal, held a career counseling session for Class XII students led by Principal Mr. Arun Verma. Geeta University experts provided career insights, academic pathways, and practical advice on focus, stress relief, and mobile phone usage. Students actively participated, raising career planning queries.
Alliance International School took students from classes VI-XII to Akshardham Temple and KidZania in Delhi. The trip offered cultural insights, architectural appreciation, and real-life role-playing experiences. Supervised by coordinators and Principal Saxena, the well-organized trip combined education with enjoyment, creating a memorable experience.
AC Global School, Banur students participated in the CBSE Reading Challenge. The event, focused on comprehension, analysis, and vocabulary, fostered critical thinking and creativity. School management lauded the students' and teachers' efforts in promoting a reading culture.
Japman Kaur, a Class X student from Saupin's School, won the All Rounder Best Gymnast gold medal at the UT Inter-school Gymnastics Championship. She secured other medals and qualified for the upcoming School Nationals.
Stepping Stones School's ATL hosted the 6th ROBOCON, a robotics competition for under-14 participants. Winners were awarded in Line Follower, Drag Race, Tug of War, Robo Fight, and Aero Showdown categories. Prizes included motor sets, Arduino boards, and ESP development boards.
Guru Nanak Foundation Public School held a culmination event for classes I and II. Students showcased their academic and physical development through performances, including phonics, storytelling, and motor skill exercises. The event highlighted the school's focus on holistic, child-centered learning, supported by parents.
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