DAV Mandi inaugurated the state-level football tournament at Paddal Ground. Twelve teams from five clusters are participating, officiated by five officials. DSP Dinesh Kumar inspired the athletes. Principals from DAV Nerchowk and Jamthal were also present. Principal Guleria emphasized sports' importance in building character.
Gurukul Global School donated Rs 4 lakh to Rotary Club Midtown, Chandigarh to aid flood victims in Punjab. The funds, including student contributions from fundraising activities, will rehabilitate an adopted village in Amritsar District, highlighting the school's commitment to empathy and community service.
DAV School, Rajpura hosted an inter-school math exhibition for classes VI-VIII. Nine schools participated, presenting models on diverse mathematical concepts. The Humming Birds School won first place, followed by Baby Convent School and Mukt Public School. SD Model School received a consolation prize.
RK International School held Pragya 4.0, an inter-school quiz and declamation event. Organized by HIM Prabha Sahoday School Complex, it featured science, math, Hindi, and English competitions. Chief Guest SHO Prashant Singh Thakur motivated participants. Schools like Phoenix School and Takshila International participated.
Broadway Public School hosted a seminar on personal finance for educators. Jaspreet Singh Tiwana discussed savings, investment planning, and mutual funds. The event, organized by Nitish Jain, was well-received, promoting financial literacy and professional growth.
Advocate Ashima conducted a POCSO Act awareness session for girls at a school in Jalandhar. She discussed child safety, rights, and legal aspects, empowering students with knowledge to stay safe. The session was deemed highly beneficial by the girls and appreciated by the principal.
RIMT World School held a workshop on the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) led by Seema Wadhwa and Suman Lata. The session focused on joyful, competency-based, and holistic classrooms using experiential learning, art/sports integration, and skill-focused assessment to foster critical thinking and values. Teachers gained practical strategies and reflected on inclusive and engaging learning.
St. Thomas School, Shimla held its Annual Appreciation Day, 'Ullas Utsav 2025,' for grades VI-VIII. The event featured a welcome dance, the Principal's report, cultural performances including dances, dramas, and tributes to Indian history. The celebration concluded with a prize distribution ceremony.
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PML SD Public School held a 'Dandiya Dhoom' for pre-primary students during Navratri. Students in grades VI-X participated in Swachhta Pakhwada activities, creating art and writings to promote cleanliness, supporting the Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan. The principal praised the students' efforts.
Nakshatr Khanna, a Grade X student, will represent India at the Asian Cadet Cup in Haldwani. He qualified for the event, organized by the Fencing Association of India, after competing against 64 fencers nationally.
The school celebrated the 57th NSS Foundation Day with emphasis on its history and motto 'Not Me But You.' Students sang the NSS song and planted saplings, promoting environmental responsibility. School officials, including Anil Jain and Renu Gehlawat, attended the event.
Sky World School, Panchkula celebrated World Tourism Day. Young students, dressed in diverse attire, learned about global cultures and the significance of tourism. Activities included songs, storytelling, and fostering respect for different communities, emphasizing 'One World, Many Cultures.'
A school, with Central Bank of India's Shimla office, held a cyber safety workshop and drawing competition for students. The workshop, led by Uttam Chand, focused on identifying and preventing online threats. Principal Vinita Sood and bank officials emphasized the importance of digital safety and community engagement.
PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya, Jutogh Cantt, Shimla, held a parent-teacher meeting to foster collaboration and discuss student progress. The event featured a welcome address, a cultural program, and interactions with teachers about academic performance and behavior. A PM SHRI Scheme display showcased innovative initiatives, and student work was exhibited. Parents expressed appreciation for the school's holistic approach.
Sanjay Gandhi Memorial School celebrated Navratri with a yajna led by Acharya Mohan Lal. President Pawan Garg offered oblations, wished for prosperity, and paid tribute to Chaudhary Devi Lal on his birth anniversary. Garg highlighted Devi Lal's simplicity, service, and work for farmers.
Maharshi Dayanand Public School held a cycle rally and tree plantation to mark Green Consumer Day. Key guests promoted environmental awareness, cycling, and sustainable practices like reusing items and composting. Students formed a cycle club and were urged to plant trees and reduce pollution.
The school held a Grandparents' Day function themed 'Golden Lessons from Grandparents.' Children honored their grandparents through performances like songs, dances, and games. The event, presided over by the Principal, celebrated the grandparents' role in children's lives, filled with joy and gratitude.