The Bharat Scouts and Guides Tritiya Sopan Testing Camp commenced at PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya, Dharamsala Cantt. Acting Principal Manisha Chand and Camp Leader Harvinder Singh Pathania inaugurated the three-day event. Eighty-three scouts from 18 schools in Himachal Pradesh are participating, enjoying cultural performances and a scarf ceremony.
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Saint Soldier International School students excelled at the Chandigarh Taekwondo State Championship. Deepanshu, Aayush Sharma, and Keerat Kaur were selected for the SGFI Championships. Keerat Kaur, Yash, and Harjot Singh will represent Chandigarh at the Cadet National Taekwondo Championship, winning gold medals, with Palak, Imanpreet, and Yogit earning bronze and silver.
The EPFO held an English Declamation Competition on 'Vigilance our Shared Responsibility' during Vigilance Awareness Week at DAV Police Public School, Karnal. Paridhi from Class VIII won first prize, competing against six other schools.
The Andrew J Gosain Girls Basketball Tournament was held at St Xavier's, Panchkula. KV High Grounds, Chandigarh, won the tournament, defeating St Xavier's, Panchkula in the final. St Joseph's and St Soldier Divine Public School were the other semi-finalists.
Students from AKSIPS-41 visited a Birds Park to learn about the 'Animal Kingdom.' They observed various bird species, habitats, and behaviours. Interactions with caretakers fostered understanding of wildlife conservation, linking classroom lessons to real-world knowledge and promoting respect for nature.
Vishal Prashant Choudhary, a SA Jain Senior Model School student, won the under-17 Singles title at the Karnal Open Badminton State Tournament. School officials, including the president, vice-president, and principal, congratulated him and wished him well.
SBR DAV Talwandi Bhai athletes won the overall trophy at the state-level DAV sports in Patiala, with two gold, eight silver, and five bronze medals. Vishaldeep Singh, Jasneet Kaur, and Jashandeep Singh qualified for national-level competitions. The athletes and their coaches were commended by the principal and chairman.
Students from LKG to Class II at St. Mary's School, Mohali, visited Chokhi Dhani, experiencing Rajasthani culture. They enjoyed magic shows, puppet shows, games, folk dances, and authentic food. The Principal praised the teachers for organizing the fun and educational trip.
UKG students at AKSIPS-45 Smart School, Chandigarh, presented an assembly on 'Plants World.' The children, in headgears, delivered speeches, songs, and rhymes about plants' importance. Their performance conveyed a message of nature love and environmental protection, earning appreciation for their confidence and effort.
Brookfield International School held a seminar on health and nutrition, emphasizing the benefits of fruits and vegetables. Students learned about their role in improving nutrition, preventing obesity, and potentially boosting school performance, particularly for growing children. The seminar highlighted the vitamins, minerals, and healthy compounds found in these foods.
DAV Police Public School, Karnal, hosted a two-day CBSE training on English Core for senior secondary teachers. Resource persons Rubi Dalal and Nisha Kumari led sessions focused on enhancing teaching skills through LSRW activities, modern assessment techniques, and competency-based learning to create a more engaging learning environment.
PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya, Dharamsala Cantt, held a cleanliness rally and oath-taking ceremony under Swachhata Abhiyan 5.0. A month-long cleanliness campaign followed, featuring student activities. Principal Sunil Chauhan emphasized cleanliness and encouraged student participation.
Charvi, a Class IX student, won a consolation prize in a national online poster and slogan competition for Ozone Layer Day 2025. Her slogan emphasized ozone preservation. The school congratulated her, encouraging other students.
The 11th Luxmi Arya Kho-Kho Memorial Tournament concluded after three days of spirited competition. Dr. Rakesh Malik and other dignitaries attended. A cultural program and refreshments followed, celebrating teamwork and sportsmanship.
Doon Public School students excelled at the Sahodaya Competition in Hoshiarpur. Students won accolades in various categories like painting, fashion band, rangoli, and science exhibition. Akshita, Havya, Rhythmdeep, Mansirat, Puneet, Maithili, Jeevika, Radhika, Vijesh, Kanish, Advik, Lakshadweep, and Mahak Preet were among the top performers.
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