Sant Isher Singh Public School held its annual function, 'Fantasia,' featuring student performances from Nursery to Class XII. Dignitaries attended, including the District Education Officer. The event included diverse cultural items, an annual report, and a prize ceremony, culminating in Bhangra and the National Anthem.
AKSIPS-123 Smart School commemorated Guru Tegh Bahadur's 350th martyrdom anniversary with a special assembly. The event featured Shabad Kirtan, student speeches highlighting Guru Sahib's sacrifice, and a call from the Principal to uphold humanity, secularism, and justice by following Guru Sahib's teachings. The school community honored his sacrifice.
Doon Public School's 'Endeavour 2025' featured cultural performances ('Yugantar') and honored guests. General Ved Prakash Malik presided, with Dr. Ranjana Malik and Srishti Gupta as dignitaries. The event celebrated culture, national pride, and fostered responsible citizenship, as lauded by the school's leadership.
Doon Valley Public School, Nalagarh, received the 'Emerging School in the Region - Nalagarh' award at The Tribune Himachal Achievers Awards 2025. Presented by Vikramaditya Singh, the award recognized the school's commitment to progressive education and excellence in the region. The school's leadership thanked the organizers and community.
St. Soldier International School, Chandigarh, hosted 'The Carnival of Joy 2025-26,' its Primary Wing Annual Day. The event featured performances by young students and was attended by chief guest Vivek Atray and guest of honor Mubarak Singh Sandhu. The celebration emphasized student talent, cultural awareness, and holistic development.
Students from GD Goenka Public School visited Modern Bazaar. The trip provided hands-on experience in product identification, customer interaction, and understanding buying/selling concepts. Students observed billing, packaging, and product information, fostering independence and confidence.
Dyal Singh Public School, Karnal held its 23rd Inter-House Cross Country Race. Himalaya House won, with Shivalik House as runner-up. Principal Shalini Narang emphasized the importance of sports and congratulated Dr. Virender Singh for the event's success, which highlighted student participation.
St. Joseph's Convent School in Jalandhar held its annual sports day. Dignitaries including Bishop Jose Sebastian and Dr. Pavan Prakash Singh attended. The event, led by Principal Archana, showcased drills, dances, races, and yoga. Prizes were awarded, and the school was lauded for promoting sportsmanship and holistic development.
Divine Glory Public School held a successful three-day sports program. Students from Nursery to X participated in events. The program concluded with an Inter-House Kabaddi competition. Nilakshi and Prikshit were named best athletes, and Bhumi house won the 'Best House' trophy.
DAV Public School, Rajpura, celebrated Children's Day with 'Fun-A-Plooza.' The event honored Pt. Nehru with tributes, performances, and games. Students enjoyed prizes, food, and a lucky draw. Principal Alpna Pathak highlighted children's importance as the nation's future.
Ravish Kumar (AKSIPS-45) won second prize in a Solo Bhajan competition. The school choir also secured second place in the Group Patriotic Singing Competition at The Tribune School. The principal praised their performances and wished them well.
PML SD Public School students (VI-IX) enjoyed an adventure day at Barota Farm. They participated in numerous thrilling activities like zip-lining and wall climbing, supervised by instructors. Fun learning games and a tractor ride added to the students' enjoyment and team-building.
DAV Public School students celebrated Janjatiya Gaurav Divas. Class V student Parampreet Singh won first prize for his speech about Birsa Munda. A dance performance by multiple students from Classes III and V depicting Birsa Munda's life also secured first prize.
St. Xavier's High School, Mohali, won the Andrew J Gosain Memorial Cricket Tournament in 2025. Nine Tricity schools participated. St. Xavier's Senior Secondary School, Chandigarh, was the runner-up.
St. Soldier International Convent School, Mohali, held Athlofest 2025 to promote sportsmanship and fitness. Inaugurated by Vinay Bublani, the event featured a march past, student performances, track and field events, and a Bhangra performance. Medals were awarded, and Dr. Rakesh Malik emphasized the value of sports.
Noble Heart School celebrated Children's Day with a special assembly. Teachers performed a dance, and fun class activities like games were organized. Class IX students presented a skit. An inter-house kho-kho match was held, with Takshilla House and Panchshilla House winning the junior and senior matches, respectively.
Golden Earth Global School held its annual sports meet. Nursery to Class V students participated in races and events, including a march past and relay race. Chief Guest Navreet Singh Virk emphasized physical activity. Prizes were awarded, and organizers and participants were praised.
AV Vidyamandir School held a successful day camp combining learning and fun activities. The event fostered teamwork and leadership skills, reflecting Chairman Naveen Garg's vision for holistic education. Teacher Abijeet was acknowledged for organizing the camp, leaving participants with positive memories.
Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula hosted a CBSE workshop on 'Active Learning' for 112 educators. Led by Ravinder Singh and Eesha More, the workshop focused on strategies to boost student engagement, collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking through interactive discussions and group activities.
AKSIPS-41 students visited The Tribune Printing Press, experiencing newspaper production firsthand. They learned about news compilation, design, printing, and distribution. The visit provided practical knowledge of journalism, media, and print technology. Refreshments were served.
Sacred Heart School celebrated Children's Day with a prayer service, speeches, and performances by teachers. Activities included a dance, poetry recitation, and songs. The Principal emphasized guiding children. A tug-of-war followed, with Saint Joseph House winning. Chocolates were distributed to conclude the event.
Milestone Smart School's annual function began with the 'Pind to Pixel' theme, showcasing Punjabi culture and resilience. Toppers and distinguished alumni were honored. IAS officer Varinder Kumar Sharma was the Chief Guest, praising the school's commitment to holistic education.
Gita Niketan Awasiya Vidyalaya students excelled in national events. At the Jalandhar Ganit Mela, Bhuvik and Lakshita won first and second in Mathematics Model Exhibitions. In the Meerut Science Fair, Saksham Bansal, Aditya Pandit, Shorya Jain secured second in the Science Quiz, and Navneet Dhiman placed third in the Innovation Category. The principal congratulated the students.
Manav Public School held a sports meet with student participation across all grades. The event fostered excitement, teamwork, and overall student development. Principal Shobha Rani awarded medals to the winners.
Kids ‘R’ Kids Secondary School in Chandigarh held its annual event, 'Colours of the Heart,' showcasing Kindergarten, Class I, and II students. The event included musical and dramatic performances like 'Encanto' and energetic acts, culminating in the finale 'Yes, I Can.' Principal Grewal emphasized the development of children's resilience, empathy, and confidence through such events.
Navjyoti Century School held a session with Brahma Kumaris on inner peace, emotional balance, and positive thinking. The interactive event, for students and teachers, focused on mindfulness and holistic education. Principal Satpathy highlighted the session's value in promoting inner peace in daily life.
Rose Public School students excelled at the State-Level Himachal Pradesh Bagatur Martial Art Championship in Bilaspur. They won multiple medals, including gold for Anamica, Shivansh, Divanshi, Ishita, Ashish, Abhinav, and Palak. Silver and bronze medals were also secured by various students.
Four students from Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Sr Sec Public School qualified for the 68th National Shooting Games in Bhopal. Harshpreet Singh (X), Shubham Bajwa (XI), Dev Bajwa (IX), and Orean Khelwar (VIII) will compete. The principal and school management congratulated the students and coach Balbir Singh.
Smart Wonders School in Mohali celebrated Children's Day with fun activities for Foundation Year students. They also enjoyed Halloween festivities, including costumes and trick-or-treating. Principal Ruchika Sharma emphasized the value and joy children bring to the school.
Blue Bird High School held an inter-house English declamation contest for classes III-V, organized by the Early Act Club. Students competed enthusiastically, showcasing their oratory skills and command of the English language on diverse topics, fostering healthy competition and camaraderie.