The Kala Utsav at PM Shri School in Mandi featured participation from various blocks. Kotmoras school students excelled, winning first in group singing and second in solo singing. Principal Bharat Kashyap highlighted their school's focus on holistic student development through cultural activities.
DAV School, Nagrota Surian, students performed well on Vulture Awareness Day. Saloni and Kavya placed second in painting, with Naimish in the top 10. In the quiz, Kavya Kashyap, Akshat Sharma, and Avineet Kaur secured third. The principal commended the students and stressed vulture conservation.
Students from PM SHRI school visited Sainik School, Kunjpura under a twinning initiative. The visit included a briefing on teaching practices, a cadet mess visit, and a firing simulator experience. The event fostered collaboration and concluded with a photo session with the Principal.
St. Mary's School, Mohali, celebrated Teachers' Day. Students organized a special assembly and classroom activities to express gratitude. A formal gathering honored teachers from both branches with speeches, encouragement from the Chairman, and the school anthem.
Akshay Thakur, a Mount Carmel School student, won a gold medal at the 1st Inter Club Taekwondo Tournament 2025. Principal Dr. Parveena John Singh congratulated him, praising his dedication and inspiring achievement. The school promotes both academics and extracurricular activities.
Chaman Vatika Gurukul celebrated Hindi Day. Students presented a play and dance to highlight Hindi's importance and unity. Academic Head Samandeep Kaur praised the program, emphasizing Hindi's significance and extending wishes to attendees.
Lucky Modern High School, Patiala held its annual inter-house sports day featuring basketball, kho kho, chess, and badminton. The event culminated in a prize ceremony. Students and teachers collaborated to ensure the day's success.
Pratap Public School hosted a CBSE-organized life skills training for teachers. The program featured sessions on leadership, empathy, discipline, and creative teaching, led by Rubina Naaz and Ashu. Interactive activities fostered reflection and collaboration, enhancing student development and holistic learning. The event concluded with appreciation for the CBSE and participants.
School note
School note
Life's busyness often leads to stress and neglecting inner peace. The poem encourages pausing, self-reflection, and prioritizing what truly matters. It emphasizes embracing individuality, growth, and the beauty of both cultivated and untamed aspects of life.
Bharat, a revered land in the Southern Hemisphere, is rich in culture, history, and diversity, inspiring love, empathy, and courage. Known for the Vedas, ethical teachings, and natural beauty, it faced exploitation but united against adversity. Bharat is a homeland and a symbol of unity.
Everyone possesses imagination, a superpower greater than any fictional ability. It allows us to envision, create, and innovate, fueling scientific breakthroughs, artistic expression, and technological advancements. Though often underestimated, imagination is crucial for progress and personal growth, making us limitless.
The poem praises the sea's vastness, power, and beauty, highlighting its role in sustaining life and inspiring wonder. It acknowledges the sea's pollution from human actions and expresses remorse. A vow is made to protect and preserve the sea.
Saint Soldier International School held its 2024-25 teacher felicitation ceremony, awarding teachers for excellence in various categories, including attendance, art, counseling, and academics. Surinder Pal received the Employee of the Year Award. School leadership praised the teachers' dedication.
Two students from Chandigarh are featured: Reetu, a Class VI student from The Tribune School, and Tusheeta Sharma, a Class XI-C student from Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School.
Stray dogs in North India spark debate. Supporters view them as companions and protectors, advocating for humane treatment through sterilization and vaccination. Critics cite rising dog bite cases, arguing for public safety measures like better waste management and controlled feeding alongside stronger sterilization programs, seeking a balance for safe coexistence.
Mehreen, a Class VII student, won a top-three prize in an upcycling model contest for World Environment Day 2025. The event was organized by Yuvsatta, CPCC, and the Chandigarh Administration. Principal Kaur commended Mehreen's eco-friendly innovation.
St. Mary's School, Chandigarh, celebrated Teachers' Day with Committee member Santosh Chacko and Principal/Rev. Father Aji K. Chacko in attendance. The Principal thanked teachers for their dedication. Rev. Father Aji K. Chacko emphasized a teacher's role in being loved, creating livable classrooms, and nurturing children.