Satluj Public School, Panchkula held its 46th Annual Prize Distribution, 'Satluj Go-Getters 2025.' The event featured performances by students of classes III and IV, including a choir, musical dramas, and imaginative presentations exploring themes of faith, history, and magic. The event was attended by various distinguished guests and school officials.
DAV Public School, Palampur, hosted a disaster management workshop led by Dipika Bhandari and Jagriti Verma. Sixty-two teachers participated, covering key disaster management topics. The event began with a ceremony, honored resource persons, and highlighted the school's commitment to awareness and education.
Baby Convent School, Banur, held a declamation competition for students in classes IV-IX. The event, divided into junior and senior categories, aimed to enhance public speaking skills and confidence. Students presented diverse views, delivering impressive performances. The Principal praised the event's success in building confidence and encouraged continued skill development.
Sant Baba Nidhan Singh Ji Public School, Kartarpur, commemorated Guru Tegh Bahadur's 350th martyrdom anniversary. Students recited poems, shared life highlights, and recited shlokas. Principal Kawaljit Kaur and S. Satnam paid tribute, with the Principal reciting a poem.
Guru Nanak Foundation Public School, Patiala, held a gurmat samagam honoring Guru Tegh Bahadur's 350th martyrdom. The event featured Sehaj Path Samapati, shabad kirtan by students, a teacher's speech on Guru Sahib's values, and Guru ka Langar, all graced by Director Partap Singh. The samagam fostered spirituality and connection to Sikh teachings.
Gurukul World School, Mohali, hosted a session on 'Compassionate Citizen' for students. Inder Sandhu from Peedu's People led the session, promoting empathy, responsibility, and kindness towards animals, nature, and humanity. The session encouraged everyday acts of kindness, and Principal Poonamjit Kaur emphasized compassion as a vital value.
GD Goenka School in Mohali held a session equipping students with exam strategies. They learned to use finger tricks, maintain high energy, and practice calming techniques like deep breathing and positive self-talk to approach exams confidently.
Revel Dale Public School commemorated Guru Tegh Bahadur's Martyrdom Day. Students recited and explained the Guru's shlokas, emphasizing brotherhood, humility, fearlessness, and righteousness. They highlighted his sacrifice for human dignity and resolved to uphold his principles.
Sri Dasmesh Public School in Patiala held an inter-school competition with shabad gayan, solo dance, and group dance events. Lakhvir Singh, Sarabjot Singh, Ashok, and Shubham served as judges. Winners received certificates, trophies, and cash prizes from school officials.
Modern Senior Secondary School, Patiala, hosted the Inter-School Athletic Meet 2025, a Patiala Sahodaya School Complex event. 650 athletes from 35 CBSE schools competed in U-14 and U-19 events. The host school did not participate. Dignitaries like Vivek Tiwari and Neerja Sethi attended.
Forty-eight NCC cadets from Jesus Saviour's School, led by First Officer Naveen Kumar, conducted an anti-drug rally in Morinda Bazaar. They educated people about drug dangers, promoted healthy lifestyles, and recited anti-drug slogans. School officials praised the initiative, encouraging youth to adopt the campaign's message.
Adarsh Public Smart School hosted a fire safety mock drill. The Fire Department demonstrated fire extinguisher use. Inspector Devinder Singh lectured on fire safety, guided by Fire Officer Jagdeep Singh. The aim was to teach children and staff to safely handle fire emergencies.
The Om Parkash Garg Memorial Athletic Meet 2025 at Sanjay Gandhi Memorial School saw 430 athletes from 10 schools compete. The host school won the overall trophy, followed by Indian Public School and Sugni Devi Arya Girls Public School. Best athletes were Anmoldeep, Drishti, Harsewak, Ashmeet, Ayush, and Pratistha.
Valley Public School students excelled at the Panchkula Children's Day Competition. Rudrakshi (Class IV) won second in Hindi handwriting. Priya (Class XI) and Drishti (Class VI) also received prizes. The Principal congratulated the students.
DC Model School, Panchkula hosted a successful three-day Indian Knowledge System (IKS) exhibition. Students showcased India's ancient wisdom through models, demonstrations, and performances covering topics like Vedic math, yoga, and cultural heritage. The event saw participation from other schools, with key highlights being yoga, architecture models, and Vedic math.
Chahat Rajput of Modern Senior Secondary School, Patiala, won a silver medal at the 69th Inter-School State Softball Championship. The competition included 12 teams and was highly competitive. Chahat's performance was notable for her consistency, teamwork, and game sense.
Hansraj Public School held assemblies on UN Sustainable Development Goals: Zero Hunger, Quality Education, Reduced Inequalities, and Climate Action. Students used speeches, performances, and real-life scenarios to highlight challenges and solutions, culminating in a pledge for a fairer world. Principal Bhardwaj praised the initiative.
Charvi Sharma, a Class VI student from DWPS Zirakpur, won a gold medal at the 4th Open State Taekwondo Championship 2025 in the under-14 category. The championship was held in Chandigarh and organized by the Chandigarh Taekwondo Association. Her victory highlights her skill, training, and the school's support.
AKSIPS-41's student, Rhythm, from Class V, secured first place in the Talent Quest online speech competition. Her outstanding speech impressed the judges, contributing to the school's pride.
Class VIII students from Shishu Niketan Public School visited the Air Force Museum in Chandigarh. The trip provided insights into Indian Air Force heritage, bravery, and technology. Students observed aircraft, equipment, and historical exhibits, learning about India's air defence and military discipline.
Gian Jyoti Global School students qualified for the CBSE National Science Competition. Manavjit Singh and Vansh Jamwal from Class VIII won for their 'Smart Rainwater Harvesting and Monitoring System' model under the sub-theme of water conservation. They will now compete nationally.
Gauresh Pahwa of Gurukul Global School (VIII-A) won a Bronze Medal in the 1000m Rink Race at the CBSE National 2025 Skating Championship in Gurugram. His achievement brought honor to the school. The school community congratulates him.
St. Mary's School held a Sports Day with an address from chief guest Satyawan Singh, an international sports medalist. Students showcased skills in various events, including march past and races. Winners received awards, and the event concluded with the National Anthem.
Ananya, a Class XI student, won a gold medal at the Indian Weightlifting League in Hoshiarpur, lifting 165 kg. This victory qualified her for the National Championship, where she will represent Punjab, solidifying her status as a promising weightlifter.
Smart Wonders School in Mohali hosted a magic show for classes IV and V. The event entertained students with captivating tricks, fostering joy and amazement. Students actively participated, creating a lively atmosphere. The show aimed to provide both entertainment and stimulate curiosity, supporting holistic development.
Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula hosted LAAM EXPORAMA 2025 with over 450 students from 22 schools participating in various competitions. Motivational talks were given, and events spanned two days, culminating in a felicitation ceremony. Amravati Vidyalaya won the running trophy.
Students from PML SD Public School excelled at the Yog Dhara Championship. Mannat won first place in artistic single yogasana. Somya placed second in artistic single yogasana and third in traditional yogasana. Arav secured second in artistic single yogasana.
Himani, a Class VII student from GMMS Pocket No. 10, won first prize at the Bhakra Beas Management Board painting competition, receiving Rs 50,000. The school acknowledged the guidance of in-charge Tarun Chhabra and art teacher Prabhjot Singh.
Kids 'R' Kids Secondary School, Chandigarh, and CBSE hosted a workshop on promoting student mental health and wellness. The program focused on developing socio-emotional competencies, early behavioral indicator recognition, and creating supportive school environments. Experts provided insights for enhancing student well-being and integrating well-being practices into teaching.
Shivalik Public School, Mohali, held its kindergarten annual function, themed 'Timeless Moments.' Performances depicted the evolution of civilization, including the impact of technology. The event included a medal ceremony for young achievers and concluded with a grand finale, leaving a positive impression on the audience.