Achievers
ACP Abhilaksh Joshi, an alumnus, visited his former school with his mother, a former staff member, and received a delayed honor. A current student, Gurnoor Chaudhary, cleared the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Entrance Examination, thanking his teachers.
Saint Soldier International School's football team excelled, winning silver (U-17) and bronze (U-19) at the CBSE Cluster Tournament. They then won the Independence Day Cup, defeating Velocity FC 3-1. Hardik, Shivansh, Divyanshu, and Jasgun received individual awards.
MM Public School held an inter-house science quiz for grades IX-XII, fostering learning and unity. Vivekanand House won, with Tagore House second. Principal Gaur awarded certificates, recognizing all teams' dedication. The quiz aimed to enhance science understanding and concluded with appreciation.
Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula, hosted a cyber safety session for 1,400 students. Cyber expert Dr. Rakshit Tandon covered crucial topics like digital diet, safe internet practices, social media use, password protection, and online gaming risks. The principal emphasized the importance of cyber safety alongside academics.
Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula, celebrated National Sports Day, honoring Major Dhyan Chand. Students engaged in traditional games emphasizing fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship. The principal highlighted sports' importance in holistic child development.
PML SD Public School hosted the Pandit Mohan Lal Memorial Basketball Tournament (24th edition) and Boxing Tournament (5th edition, U-19) in Chandigarh. The events, inaugurated by Principal Monica Sharma, honored the founder's vision of holistic education. Approximately 400 students participated, with Rs 1.5 lakh awarded in prizes.
Father's International School, Ambala City, celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi. The event included a lamp lighting, student presentations, a choir performance, speeches, and a dance. Principal Neelam Bhalla addressed the gathering, culminating in the chanting of 'Ganpati Bappa Morya.'
Pratap Public School's senior wing in Karnal held a 'Tobacco-Free Generation' campaign event. They performed a nukkad natak, received praise from local officials, and shared smileys with authorities, promoting awareness and community solidarity.
Firefighters visited Maharishi Dayanand Adarsh Vidyalaya, Chandigarh, to educate students and staff about fire safety. They explained safety rules, demonstrated fire extinguisher use, and performed a live rescue demonstration. Students actively participated and observed firefighting equipment.
Aditya and Pari from Motilal Nehru Public School, Jind, won third place in a quiz at DAV Police Public School. The quiz, focused on advertising, aimed to boost creativity, reasoning, and awareness among students from various schools.
Eklavya School, Jalandhar, students excelled at the CKC All India Karate Championship. The school's karatekas won medals against 520 competitors. Ansh Sood, Dupinderpreet Singh, and Jasmeet Kaur secured gold. Tejaswini, Gurtej Singh, Shubham Kashyap, Harsirat Kaur and Japjot Singh won silver. Yudhveer Singh, Dharamveer Singh, Japjeet Kaur, Paramjot Singh, and Navraj Saroj won bronze.
Baby Convent School, Banur students excelled in district-level Inter-School competitions. In kickboxing, Aradhya and Manjot Panchal won gold, Nimrat Kaur a silver, qualifying for state. Ekamjot won gold in U-14 kurash, Manjot Kaur and Ayesha won silver medals. The Principal congratulated the winners.
Fortis Hospital Mohali hosted the Zonal Finals of the 'PSYCH-ED 2025' psychology quiz for high school students. Over 12,000 students from 190+ cities participated. The winning team from Bal Bharti School, Ludhiana, advanced to the National Finals. The quiz aims to promote mental health awareness and make learning fun.
A painting competition, organized with PP Publications, engaged over 280 students (grades I-VIII). Focused on SDGs, the event aimed to raise awareness through art. Each grade group tackled a specific SDG theme: Life on Land, Good Health, and Clean Water/Sanitation, fostering creativity and environmental consciousness.
Ankur Warikoo advised teenagers to cultivate self-belief, face challenges with courage, and resist comparisons. He emphasized time management, thoughtful progress, and learning from failures. Warikoo encouraged students to embrace curiosity and avoid the pressure of having life fully planned out.
A computer quiz was held for students in grades 2-5, involving four houses. The quiz aimed to boost students' cognitive skills and technical abilities, with enthusiastic participation. Principal Dutta praised the students' performance and encouraged further exploration of technology.
The school's National Space Day inspired students with space science exhibits. Chairman Gurdial Singh encouraged exploration and innovation, while Principal Amandeep Singh emphasized the importance of space exploration. The event motivated students to pursue scientific advancement in space studies.
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Saint Soldier International School athletes excelled at the CBSE Athletic Cluster XVII, winning 38 medals. Five athletes qualified for the national championship in Varanasi. The Principal praised the students and coaches for their hard work.
St. Xavier's High School, Mohali, performed well at the zonal badminton tournament. The U-17 boys' team placed second. Aayush Naithani won first place and qualified for the district badminton team.
SA Jain Senior Model School held a successful three-day Science Expo. Students showcased projects like obstacle-avoiding cars and experiments on Newton's Law, presenting them enthusiastically. The event was informative, impressing both the audience and teachers. Principal Dr. Renu Gahlawat praised the students and staff.
St. Xavier's High School, Panchkula held a successful 'Write-Out-Loud' competition to boost junior students' speaking skills and confidence. Participants displayed creativity and competitive spirit. Principal Shear praised their dedication, encouraged effective communication, and acknowledged the importance of public speaking.
OPS Vidya Mandir students won the overall championship at the SDV Next Gen Biz Competition in Ambala. They secured a second-place prize in Biznomics and a third-place in Shark Tank. The school director praised the students' accomplishments.
Schools promote community and cultural awareness through festival celebrations. Blue Bird High School celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with a special assembly and activities. The event educated students about Lord Ganesha's significance, including an activity in the kindergarten section.
Naman Malhotra, a student of Paras Public School, Bhawarna, successfully cleared JEE Mains and will attend NIT Hamirpur. He attributed his achievement to his parents, both educators, and received congratulations from the school's director and principal.
AKSIPS-45 Smart School held a workshop for Class II students on essential values. The session taught honesty, responsibility, and self-control through real-life examples and interactive activities. The goal was to foster responsible and compassionate individuals with a strong moral compass.