The School Tribune

KB DAV School hosted 'Deep-O-Jwala,' an Eco Diwali celebration. The event featured 'Rangavali,' an interschool rangoli competition with 10 schools participating. New Public School won first, followed by DAV Model School and DAV Public School, Surajpur. An interclass rangoli competition also took place. The principal praised the students' creativity.

MDAV-22A's Health Club celebrated Global Handwashing Day with activities to promote hand hygiene. Teachers presented handwashing techniques and its importance. Students from classes III-X participated in poster, video, and drawing activities, reinforcing the significance of regular handwashing.

DAV Public School, Chandigarh, organized an 'Anti-Cracker Rally' during Social Science Week. Students promoted a Green and Safe Diwali by raising awareness about the negative impacts of firecrackers. They encouraged residents to choose eco-friendly celebrations like diyas and sweets. The Principal praised the students' efforts.

The school held CBSE workshops on Gender Sensitivity and Advanced Life Skills. The gender sensitivity workshop aimed to address stereotypes and promote equity, led by Dr. Vibha Ray and Isha Anand. The life skills workshop, facilitated by Ritu Sharma and Pooja Aggarwal, focused on enhancing teachers' emotional intelligence and decision-making. The school thanked all contributors.

Akal Academy, Balbehra, held an Amrit Sanchar ceremony honoring Guru Tegh Bahadur's martyrdom and Guru Gobind Singh's Gurtagadi Divas. 106 people were baptized, learning Sikh Rehat Maryada and teachings. Students completed Sahij Path, while initiates recited Chopai Sahib and meditated on Waheguru.

St. Xavier's High School, Panchkula held the 'Test-O-Pedia' GK quiz for junior students to promote awareness and competition. Students demonstrated teamwork and knowledge, encouraging learning beyond the classroom. Principal Shear praised the participants and urged them to continue expanding their general knowledge.

GD Goenka Public School in Mohali held a science exhibition showcasing student innovations. Young Goenkans presented models and experiments, including 'Science Magic' from Pre-Primary students. Parents were impressed and learned about new co-curricular activities like shooting and equestrian.

SA Jain Senior Model School students excelled in a sketching competition at Bal Bhavan, Ambala, hosted by the District Child Welfare Council. Anuj Prince secured first place, Vanshika second, and Anshika a consolation prize. All three students qualified for the state-level competition.

Millennium School students in Kurukshetra launched a Safe Diwali campaign. They visited district administrative offices, promoting responsible celebrations. The students presented handmade diyas and used a Spin Wheel game to engage officials. This initiative demonstrated the school's commitment to community well-being.

Amyra Verma, a Class IV student from Gurukul World School, Mohali, won the 'Man of the Match' award at the Fatehgarh Sahib Football Baby League 2025. Principal Poonamjit Kaur lauded Amyra's talent, effort, and sportsmanship, highlighting her as a role model.

The Early Act Club of Blue Bird High School celebrated Global Handwashing Day to teach young students about hand hygiene. They demonstrated proper handwashing techniques, highlighting its importance in preventing germs and illnesses. The event promoted healthy habits and a message of 'Clean Hands, Healthy Future!'

Holy Mary's School, Banur, excelled at the Block-Level Primary Games. Both the chess girls and boys' teams won first place, qualifying for the district level. The tug-of-war boys reached the semi-finals. The principal praised the students.

St. Joseph's observed Mental Health Awareness Week with the theme 'Mind Matters.' Activities included awareness sessions, interactive talks, mindfulness exercises, and creative competitions. Dr. Ranjit Powar gave a guest lecture. The week, guided by Principal Monica Chawla, aimed to promote emotional well-being and concluded with a prize ceremony.

St. Mary's School, Mohali, held a Spell Bee competition to boost vocabulary and language skills. The final round featured challenging activities, showcasing impressive spelling abilities, teamwork, and stage presence. The event concluded with a prize ceremony, encouraging further linguistic development.

Govt Model High School, Chandigarh, participated in the Viksit Bharat Buildathon 2025. Ten student teams developed innovative prototypes based on Aatmnirbhar Bharat themes, mentored by teachers. The event fostered critical thinking, practical solutions, and aligned with NEP 2020.

Kids ‘R’ Kids Secondary School launched its Under-13 Soccer League, Season 1, promoting youth sportsmanship. The opening, led by school officials and guest Ravi Kumar Verma, featured a match between Kids ‘R’ Kids and St. Joseph, with Kids ‘R’ Kids winning. Several other schools participated with enthusiasm.

SD Senior Secondary School, Chandigarh, observed Vigilance Awareness Week with the theme 'Say no to corruption.' The event aimed to promote integrity through a pledge, essay, poster, and slogan competitions, focusing on honesty and moral responsibility.

A CBSE disaster management capacity-building program took place at Father's International School, Ambala. Resource persons shared insights on preparedness. Attendees actively participated in interactive sessions and learned essential disaster management skills. The principal offered a vote of thanks.

Vipneet Kaur from Gurukul World School won a silver medal in the 100-meter race and a bronze in the long jump at the School District Tournament. Principal Poonamjit Kaur praised Vipneet's grace, determination, and consistent performance.

St. Xavier's High School hosted the 15th Clive Shear Memorial Cricket Tournament with ten Tricity schools. St. Xavier's won the final, defeating CL DAV School. Tanish Chaudhary won 'Best Batsman' and 'Most Valuable Player,' while Yudhveer of CL DAV School won 'Best Bowler.'

St. Joseph's Sr. Sec. School, Chandigarh, announced teachers G. Nithya and Rashi Srivastava received the State Award for Teachers 2025. Nithya is recognized for AI integration and environmental education. Srivastava is celebrated for innovative early childhood practices. The school's management and Principal Monica Chawla congratulated them.

Golden Bells Public School's volleyball team excelled, winning the Zonal and a local tournament. Several players were selected for the District team. The team placed third in the CBSE Cluster Tournament. The school lauded the team's and coach's achievements.

St. Teresa Convent School excelled in the Tri-City Sports Fest 2025. Students showcased talent in various events like Tug of War, Chess, Badminton, and Basketball. Several students were selected for the inter-school tournament at Amity University due to their outstanding performances. The school congratulated all participants.

Darshan Academy, Dasuya held an inter-house mehendi competition for girls in grades IX-XII. The event fostered creativity, artistic skills, and appreciation for Indian traditions. Students created intricate designs showcasing originality, neatness, and design precision, promoting healthy competition.

SD Sr Sec School, Chandigarh, celebrated Diwali with a week of festivities. The school embraced 'Green Diwali' with decorations, competitions like diya and rangoli making, and a rally. Principal Gupta promoted a cracker-free celebration. The event ended with staff appreciation.