The School Tribune

SMR International School held an inter-house cross-country race to encourage fitness and team spirit. Students of various age groups participated, running a supervised route. Satya House won the overall trophy. Winners received medals, and the event fostered a healthy lifestyle.

SA Jain School hosted an AI in education workshop. Dr. Shilpa Khanna and Monika Mehta from AIMT led the session, debunking AI myths and highlighting its teaching potential. The event was praised by school leadership for its innovative approach to improving teaching methods.

Navjyoti Century School celebrated Constitution Day with an assembly highlighting constitutional ideals. Activities included rangoli, a patriotic song, student speeches, and a skit. The Principal emphasized core values, and the event concluded with a pledge to uphold the Constitution's principles and contribute to national progress.

St. Joseph's School, Chandigarh, celebrated 150 years of 'Vande Mataram' following a directive from the District Education Officer. The event, part of a nationwide initiative, included a virtual inauguration by the Prime Minister, student performances, and a special assembly highlighting the song's historical importance and promoting unity.

JPS Academy's 'Dharohar' function celebrated India's heritage. The event featured student performances, including dance and a skit, showcasing cultural traditions, history, and women empowerment. Student achievements were recognized, and the function concluded with a vote of thanks.

Hansraj Public School held its fifth consecutive National Youth Parliament Scheme session on Constitution Day. The event included oath-taking, discussions, and a question hour addressing current national issues. Students demonstrated awareness and articulateness throughout the proceedings.

Shristi Nautiyal, a Class IX student, won first place in a state-level drawing competition on energy conservation organized by BBMB, earning a ~₹50,000 prize. She will represent Chandigarh at the national competition.

Blue Bird High School, Panchkula, commemorated Constitution Day. The event featured a speech emphasizing the Constitution's significance. A quiz tested students' knowledge, and they recited the preamble, demonstrating their understanding of constitutional values and importance.

Sky World School hosted an inter-school science exhibition featuring creative student projects. Displays included eco-friendly models, robotics, smart home concepts, and renewable energy. The event highlighted scientific understanding and innovation, culminating in a prize ceremony.

Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula hosted a two-day science teaching capacity building program. The program, led by Neetu Jhatta and Shruti Dadhwal, focused on innovative teaching and experiential learning. Teachers participated in demonstrations and activities, finding the program beneficial for enhancing student understanding and promoting scientific curiosity.

Jasmehak Kaur, a Class V student from Gurukul World School, won a gold medal in the one-lap road race and a silver in the rink race at the Manav Mangal Skating Carnival 2025. The competition featured skaters from Mohali, Panchkula, and Chandigarh. The principal praised her dedication and the school's support for sports.

The Punjab government held a mock Vidhan Sabha session for government school students in Sri Anandpur Sahib on Constitution Day. Students role-played as government officials, debated bills, and answered questions. A writing contest on 'Vote Theft' with cash prizes was also announced.

Agamnoor Kaur from Class IIIB, The Tribune School, Chandigarh, and Shobhita from Class VII, Mount Carmel School, Chandigarh, are identified. Their names and school affiliations are mentioned.

Communication struggles arise from differing interpretations of words, hindering understanding. The poem laments the inability to bridge these divides, highlighting the vast distance and inherent separation between individuals, likening them to unconnectable celestial bodies.

The author laments the commercialization of poetry, contrasting its personal, soulful nature with the pressure for social media validation. True poetry, they argue, is a raw, private expression of the self, not a performance seeking approval, and hopes writers reclaim this authentic voice.

Manav Public School, Nayagaon students excelled at the 10th Stepping Stone Open Taekwondo Championship 2025-2026, winning gold, silver, and bronze medals. Their success highlights the school's dedication to sports and academic excellence.

Four Class IV students from Gurukul World School won gold at the Roots Development League Season 2, hosted by Mivran Football School. The team, including Avraj Singh who also won Player of the Match, were praised by the principal for their teamwork and skill.

Gurukul World School, Mohali, organized a Rocksport Adventure trip for students of classes III-X. The day included teamwork activities, obstacle courses, and games promoting coordination and resilience. Breakfast and lunch were provided.

DAV Police Public School, Panchkula held a table manners session for UKG and I students, led by Col. Shurbir Singh (Retd). He taught proper table etiquette, including posture, cutlery use, and cleanliness. Students actively participated and learned essential dining habits.

DAV Model School's NCC, NSS, and BSG units celebrated Constitution Day with speeches on the Constitution's history and contributors. Students collectively read the Preamble and pledged to uphold constitutional values. Posters created by volunteers further marked the occasion.

St. Xavier's High School, Panchkula, hosted a Trinity College London Communication Skills Examination for students from Initial to Class VIII. The examiner, Richard Hansom, praised the students' performance in public speaking and presentation. The school emphasized global communication skills and is awaiting results.

Babu Brish Bhan DAV Public School held a fancy dress competition for classes III-V. Students dressed as various professions and figures, showcasing creativity. Principal Sharma praised the event, organized by Sanjeev Singla, for boosting students' confidence, creativity, and communication.

Delhi Public School, Machhiwara, held a Winter Carnival featuring rides, games, and food stalls. Chairman DS Bains announced plans to expand the school to Class II with a new building and play-based learning methods. Competitions for students from different schools were also held.

Shivalik Public School, Mohali, held its kindergarten annual function, themed 'Timeless Moments.' Performances by Nursery, LKG, and KG students showcased the evolution of civilization, including the impact of technology. The event included a school Shabad, annual report, and a medal ceremony for young achievers.

Mount Carmel School, Zirakpur, celebrated its 10th Annual Sports Day as part of Founders' Week. The event featured flag hoisting, a torch lighting, and addresses from school leaders. Students competed in various sports, showcasing discipline and teamwork. Winners received awards, and the principal praised the event's success.