Indian festivals foster love and joy, unifying diverse communities. They offer solace, blessings, and strengthen familial bonds. Festivals like Diwali, Janmashtami, Raksha Bandhan, Dussehra, and Holi celebrate faith, righteousness, and togetherness, reflecting India's rich cultural and spiritual values.
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Principal Sharma organized a school book sale resembling a fair. Old, but well-maintained, specimen books were sold for Rs 20 each. Proceeds support a noble cause, providing affordable access to quality books for students. Parents and students contributed positively, with students receiving praise for their teamwork.
The British School, New Delhi, celebrated 20 years of the IBDP with the event IB@20: Inspiring Futures. The event featured a keynote by Dr. Shashi Tharoor, a message from the IB Director General, student performances, and alumni testimonials showcasing the program's impact. Director Vanita Uppal highlighted the program's success in fostering global citizens.
Hindi Diwas at the school featured activities to promote Hindi. Class V students led a Hindi prayer, and Class VIII students shared views and a poem. Middle schoolers participated in puzzles and chart making. Principal Sharma encouraged Hindi use in daily life.
Kai CIRCLE and Kai Early Years launched a movement and conference focusing on early childhood education. The event emphasized child-centric learning, educator well-being, and the importance of the first eight years. Experts recognized early childhood educators as crucial 'brain-builders' in societal development.
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The Hindi Pakhwada concluded with a ceremony at the school. The event featured student performances and prize distribution. The chief guest, Priya Garg, highlighted Hindi's importance. The program successfully promoted Hindi language and culture.
The U-19 girls fencing team secured a gold medal in the epee team event at the UT Interschool Fencing Tournament. The winning team comprised Aaradhya Jolly, Swasti Jindal, Khushi, and Phalak Sharma.
The 2025 Unicus Summer Olympiad, held online, recognized top students in math, science, English, general knowledge, and critical thinking. Reyansh Saha, Nakshatra Garg, Suteeksha Sharma, Aabesh Goswami, and Aabaan Ishtiyaq were among the international top rank holders. Results are available online with personalized scorecards.
A storytelling competition for Nursery to UKG students fostered creativity and confidence. Children used props and costumes to narrate stories, enhancing communication skills. Principal Oberoi and Director Singh praised the event's success and the children's performances. Prizes were awarded, and all participants were encouraged.
A value education training program, guided by CBSE Panchkula and led by Sarika Malik and Sonali, was held at a school. Around 60 teachers participated, focusing on student-centric, value-based education, incorporating activities to promote moral and ethical values per the New Education Policy.
The school celebrated its 46th anniversary with a musical recitation of 'Sunderkand'. Key attendees included school officials and staff. Acharya Pandit Indushekhar Parashar led the recitation. Prayers were offered, and 'prasad' was distributed. The school president highlighted the school's educational success and thanked supporters.
A CBSE workshop on 'Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies' aimed to enhance teaching methods for student development. Experts discussed effective learning outcomes, teaching practices, and interactive techniques. The workshop aligned with the National Education Policy, focusing on competency-based learning and 21st-century skills.
Room to Read India concluded its India Gets Reading Campaign 7.0, celebrating children's literature and awarding creators. The campaign, reaching over 30 lakh participants, promotes reading and access to books in local languages. The Children's Literature Awards honored authors and publishers, including a new Marathi award.
Amravati Vidyalaya held a successful science exhibition featuring student projects on robotics, the human eye, and food chains. Principal Suman Sharma inaugurated the event, emphasizing science's daily importance. Students confidently explained their innovative models, which motivated parents and encouraged critical thinking.
Hindi Diwas was celebrated at the school with participation from classes III to VIII. Students recited poems and Dohas, and participated in storytelling, slogan writing, and handwriting contests. The Principal commended the teachers and students.
Golden Bells Public School students shone at the 19th District Athletics Games in Mohali. Udayveer won gold in the 200m race, with Vansh Soni and Vaibhav Rana taking silver and bronze. Blesson Denny excelled in high jump and secured silver in the 100m. The school chairman lauded their achievements.
St. Mary's School, Mohali, hosted a joyous Grandparents' Day for Nursery to UKG students. The event included a prayer, welcome dance, speeches, and performances. Grandparents participated in games and dances, culminating in a vote of thanks and the National Anthem.
Suman Shridhar, a motivational speaker and educationist, was the chief guest at Manav Public School's orientation. She delivered an inspirational speech, engaged with parents, addressed their concerns, and offered guidance on effective parenting.
Mount Carmel School, Chandigarh is nominated for a quality management award at the 2025 North India School Merit Awards. This recognition acknowledges the school's dedication to academic excellence, transformative leadership, and preparing students for the future, under the leadership of its Founders, Directors, and Principal.
Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula celebrated Grandparents' Day. UKG students performed yoga, dance, and songs, expressing love and respect. Principal Gulshan Kaur presided over the event, praising the children's efforts and thanking the guests.
Young people are vital to society, driving progress and innovation across various fields like science, arts, business, and sports. Their involvement in politics brings fresh perspectives, making democracy more inclusive. They connect ambition with emotion, shaping a future where all voices are valued.
The author loved riding, especially with Opulence, a mare at their school. Opulence taught them to ride, won them medals, and provided unforgettable experiences. Tragically, Opulence passed away, leaving a lasting impact on the author. She also cared for two foals, Raftaar and Shehzada.
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