SCHOOL NEWSLETTER APRIL 2026 TO SEP.2026 SESSION 2026-27 EDITION - VII BLUE BIRD HIGH SCHOOL (A Senior Secondary School) Sector-16, Panchkula

SCHOOL TOPPERS OF CBSE 12th BOARD EXAMINATION 2025-2026BLUE BIRD HIGH SCHOOL A SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SECTOR-16,PANCHKULA CBSE Affilation No. 530098 | School No. 40090 100% PASS RESULT IN CLASS X AND CLASS XII IN CBSE BOARD EXAMINATION 2025-26 All appearing students graduated in the First Division and multiple candidates breaching the 90% threshold.

Class X Students with 95% & Above BLUE BIRD HIGH SCHOOL A SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SECTOR-16,PANCHKULA CBSE Affilation No. 530098 | School No. 40090

Class X Students with 90% & AboveBLUE BIRD HIGH SCHOOL A SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SECTOR-16,PANCHKULA CBSE Affilation No. 530098 | School No. 40090

KINDERGARTENKINDERGARTENKINDERGARTEN FIRST DAY OFFIRST DAY OFFIRST DAY OF A joyful beginning of students session 2026-27. The school campus came alive with colours and laughter as the tiny tots were welcomed on their first day of school. The teachers extended a warm and traditional welcome to young students with a ceremonial Tilak. Excitement got doubled, as tiny tots posed for photographs at customised selfie corners, to capture the joy of their first day of school. The day concluded with smiles, excitement and unforgettable moments, reflecting the spirit of Blue Bird High School.

World Health DayWorld Health DayWorld Health Day On 7th April 2026, the school celebrated World Health Day with activities promoting healthy living. Dr. Amanjyot Ma’am delivered an inspiring talk on the importance of balanced eating, regular exercise, and mental well-being. Students of Classes 3 to 5 took part in a Healthy Tiffin Activity, bringing nutritious food and learning about the benefits of a wholesome diet. The event encouraged everyone to adopt healthy habits for a better lifestyle.

BAISAKHI CELEBRATIONBAISAKHI CELEBRATIONBAISAKHI CELEBRATION School celebrated Baisakhi with vibrant activities, traditional Punjabi attire, and a special assembly highlighting the festival’s significance. The lively event, completed with Master & Miss Baisakhi selections, blended fun with cultural awareness, making the day joyful.

World Art DayWorld Art DayWorld Art Day The school celebrated World Art Day with great enthusiasm as students from Classes Nursery to XII showcased their creativity through vibrant drawings, paintings, and unique art forms. The campus came alive with colours and imagination, highlighting the importance of art in nurturing self-expression. The event was graced by Mrs. Bharti from Bhama Academy, Panchkula, who admired the students’ work and encouraged them to continue expressing their inner feelings through art. Her words made the celebration even more meaningful, turning the day into a true festival of talent and creativity.

On April 18, 2026, Blue Bird High School’s Interact Club Prayaas ek koshish, in collaboration with the Disaster Management Club, organized a fire mock drill to strengthen student safety awareness. The drill provided hands-on training in using fire extinguishers (PASS technique), safe evacuation procedures, route mapping, first aid for smoke inhalation and minor burns, and essential do’s and don’ts during fire emergencies. Guided by teachers, supervised by disaster management coordinators, and supported by local fire officials, students actively participated in simulated scenarios and assembled at designated points. Principal Ms. Vandna Bhatnagar praised the initiative, emphasizing its importance in building confidence and preparedness. The event concluded with a debrief session, reinforcing calm and swift action during real emergencies. DEFENCEDEFENCE AGAINST FIREAGAINST FIRE DEFENCE AGAINST FIRE

EARTH DAYEARTH DAYEARTH DAY Every action, no matter how small, makes a big difference. The school celebrated Earth Day with enthusiasm under the theme “Our Power, Our Planet.” Students from Nursery to Class 12 participated in a variety of engaging activities. The program began with a special assembly featuring a speech on eco-friendly habits. Children enjoyed creative tasks like Draw and Colour with cotton buds, poster-making on “Save Trees” and “Go Green”, and poem recitations. Plant exchanges encouraged sharing knowledge about greenery. Senior students showcased their talent through model-making, while juniors explored plant diversity on a Nature Walk.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAYENGLISH LANGUAGE DAYENGLISH LANGUAGE DAY School celebrated English Language Day on April 23, 2026 with an Inter-Class English Grammar Quiz that transformed grammar learning into an engaging contest. Students from Grades VI to VIII participated enthusiastically, applying concepts in context through challenging rounds, while special audience rounds kept everyone involved. Principal Mrs. Vandna Bhatnagar applauded the spirited participation and congratulated the winners. The event concluded with certificate distribution and a vote of thanks by the Head of Department, reinforcing the school’s commitment to fostering healthy competition and joyful learning.

Blue Bird High School organized a wonderful day for all the workers who help in school every day in various jobs. The day started with singing song to thank them and to express gratitude towards the invaluable services rendered by them . Students confidently presented short talks based on various community helpers and came Dressed in vibrant and creative costumes like them, School management gave them take away gifts and served sumptuous lunch to make their day very special .LABOUR DAYLABOUR DAYLABOUR DAY

MOTHER’S DAYMOTHER’S DAYMOTHER’S DAY The Kindergarten Wing of Blue Bird High School, Sector 16, Panchkula, celebrated Mother’s Day with great enthusiasm and joy. Around 80 mothers participated in fun-filled games, a creative fireless cookery activity, and a lively ramp walk with their children. The celebration was enriched by a melodious group song from senior students and heartfelt handmade gifts prepared by children. All mothers received gifts, while winners of various activities were honored with prizes. The day was marked by love, laughter, and togetherness, making it a truly memorable occasion.

BLUE BIRD HIGH SCHOOL FELICITATESBLUE BIRD HIGH SCHOOL FELICITATES TOP ACADEMIC PERFORMERSTOP ACADEMIC PERFORMERS BLUE BIRD HIGH SCHOOL FELICITATES TOP ACADEMIC PERFORMERS Session 2025-26 Students with perfect score in various subjects Students with 100% attendance Consecutive toppers for last three years 1. Arnav Rathore 9A 2. Aradhita 6A 3. Pranshul Jindal 5A Toppers of the Class 1. Yashvi Rawat 3 Pansy 2. Kavya 4B 3. Pranshul Jindal 5A 4. Aradhita 6A 5. Arnav Rathore 9A 6. Ayush Guleria 9B 7. Ahana Gupta 7A 8. Riyanshika Badalia 8B

Congratulations to the winners of SSSVV Eswaramma Week Contest 2026 Organised by Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation at DC Model Se. Sec. School, Sec-7 Panchkula Arnav Rathore Class XA 1st prize Painting competition Mannat Kaur Toor Class 8 B Second prize Pot Painting competition CBSE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOPCBSE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP LIFE SKILLS ADVANCE DATE : 25 APRIL 2026TH RESOURCE PERSON : Ms. Ambika Arora , Ms. Nitya Mehta LIFE SKILLS ADVANCE DATE : 25 APRIL 2026TH RESOURCE PERSON : Ms. Ambika Arora , Ms. Nitya Mehta

The session was conducted by Ms. Garima Dassua, an active member of DLSA, Panchkula and a motivational speaker dedicated to Child Welfare, Women Empowerment and overall community upliftment. The interactive workshop covered essential aspects of child safety, including identifying "good touch" and "bad touch," digital safety, and the importance of reporting suspicious behaviour. Students were empowered to understand their rights and provided with information on helplines and reporting mechanisms if they feel threatened or unsafe. POCSO ACT AWARENESS TALKPOCSO ACT AWARENESS TALK For students of Classes IX to XII For students of Classes IX to XII

NEP 2020 DATE : 9th MAY 2026 RESOURCE PERSON : Ms. Sagrika Bakshi and Ms. Seema Kumari NEP 2020 DATE : 9th MAY 2026 RESOURCE PERSON : Ms. Sagrika Bakshi and Ms. Seema Kumari Aarush Goyal Class 5A ART WORK CBSE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOPCBSE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP

RASHTRIYARASHTRIYA JAL MISSIONJAL MISSIONRASHTRIYA JAL MISSION Jal Pakhwada 2026 was celebrated with great zeal from 16th to 30th April. Through Jal Shapath, awareness drives, creative competitions, workshops and inspiring morning assemblies, students championed the message of water conservation. The campaign sensitised everyone towards rainwater harvesting and responsible water use, nurturing a culture of sustainability.

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY DAYNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY DAYNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY DAY Inter House Quiz Competition Classes VII to IX Participants showcased their knowledge of inventions, digital concepts and scientific terms, making the event both educational and enjoyable. The program encouraged teamwork, creativity and innovation.

School celebrated World Youth Skills Day with great enthusiasm in collaboration with AASHMA Foundation. The programme began with a tree plantation drive by the Chief Guest, Shri Vinay Kumar (IRPS), Municipal Corporation, Panchkula, followed by the ceremonial lamp lighting. Students captivated the audience with a thought-provoking Nukkar Natak on the importance of vocational and practical skills, while an exhibition of creative artefacts made from recycled waste highlighted the school's commitment to sustainability and environmental awareness. Students of AASHMA Foundation also presented an impactful street play promoting cleanliness and proper waste segregation. In his inspiring address, Shri Vinay Kumar encouraged students to develop practical skills and embrace skill-based education for a brighter future.World Youth Skills DayWorld Youth Skills DayWorld Youth Skills Day

The resource persons shared their expertise and insights on integrating environmental consciousness into classroom learning. Through interactive discussions, group activities, case studies and practical examples, participants gained valuable strategies for making Environmental Studies more engaging and relevant for students. The workshop also focused on fostering critical thinking, problem-solving skills and eco-friendly practices among learners. CBSE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP CBSE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (ELEMENTARY CLASSES) DATE : 6 JUNE 2026TH RESOURCE PERSON : Ms. Anupma Sharma Ms. Anjalika Rawat ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (ELEMENTARY CLASSES) DATE : 6 JUNE 2026TH RESOURCE PERSON : Ms. Anupma Sharma Ms. Anjalika Rawat

“Words That Inspire, Stories That Stay”“Words That Inspire, Stories That Stay” Creative expressions and literary voices of our young writersCreative expressions and literary voices of our young writers “Words That Inspire, Stories That Stay” Creative expressions and literary voices of our young writers Do you really think that the free mobile apps are actually "free"? No, not at all, instead of paying with money, you pay with your privacy, and your peace of mind. Thee so called free apps take a toll on you by losing your privacy. These apps track your exact location, ask for permissions they do not need and sell your personal details to advertisers to build a profile about you. These free apps constantly run in the background to load ads, This uses up your mobile data, drains your battery quickly and makes your phone sluggish. Free apps often have weak security, making it easier for hackers to steal your identity. Also, if a developer stops updating the app, it becomes an easy target for cyber attacks. These free apps are designed to hook your attention. They disrupt you with annoying ads and sudden pop-ups demanding payments. Therefore, to protect yourself, you should check your app permissions regularly, delete the apps you don't use and download apps only from official stores like the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. Cost of Free Apps By Riyanshika Badalia Class 9B Nature is a gift, so pure and bright, It fills the world with joy and light. The golden sun shines in the sky, And fluffy clouds go floating by. The green trees dance with every breeze, And birds sing sing sweetly in the trees. The colourful flowers bloom with pride, while butterflies dance side to side. The river flows with water clear, The mountains stand so tall and strong. The moon shines softly in the night, And stars make the dark sky bright. Nature gives us air to breathe, And fruits and flowers for our needs. It makes our lovely world complete, And gives us every thing so sweet. So let us plant more trees each day, And keep pollution far away. Let us protect the land and sea. And keep our Earth clean and free Nature - Our Beautiful Friend By Manvi | Class 8B Arnav Rathore Class 10 A Navneet Kaur Class 12AARTWORK

To honour his global legacy, Class XII students held an inspiring assembly speech, while students from Classes VII to IX created pencil sketches of Mandela during their art periods. Additionally, a documentary detailing his life and struggles was screened for Classes VI to XII, and younger students in Classes I to V engaged in interactive classroom discussions about his teachings on peace and equality. Nelson Mandela International DayNelson Mandela International DayNelson Mandela International Day MOCK PARLIAMENT 2026 Students of Class VIII, conducted a Mock Parliament on "The Energy Conservation (Amendment) Bill". Through lively debates and parliamentary proceedings, students explored the importance of energy conservation, renewable energy and environmental sustainability. The activity enhanced their understanding of democratic values, critical thinking, public speaking and responsible citizenship, making learning both meaningful and engaging.

KARGIL VIJAY DIWASKARGIL VIJAY DIWASKARGIL VIJAY DIWAS Students commemorated Kargil Vijay Diwas with a week-long series of patriotic activities to honour the bravery and sacrifice of the Indian Armed Forces. Students participated in flag-making, patriotic rhymes, paragraph writing, speeches, choir performances and poster- making, reflecting their gratitude and respect for the nation's heroes. The celebrations concluded with a renewed sense of patriotism, unity and national pride among students and staff.

Students celebrated International Tiger Day with engaging activities such as drawing, colouring, storytelling, craft work, speeches and a data analysis activity on tiger conservation. Students learned about the importance of protecting tigers and their habitats, while the celebration concluded with a wildlife conservation pledge led by the Principal, Ms. Vandna Bhatnagar. INTERNATIONAL TIGER DAYINTERNATIONAL TIGER DAYINTERNATIONAL TIGER DAY

JAADUI PITARAJAADUI PITARA ACTIVITIESACTIVITIES JAADUI PITARA ACTIVITIES FOR CLASSES NURSERY TO II Seed Germination Paper Folding Rainy Day Swar Vyanjan Motor Skills Clay Modelling Role Play Speaking Skills Play with colours

“Words That Inspire, Stories That Stay”“Words That Inspire, Stories That Stay” Creative expressions and literary voices of our young writersCreative expressions and literary voices of our young writers “Words That Inspire, Stories That Stay” Creative expressions and literary voices of our young writers If I Could Talk to a Tree By Samaksh Dutt Class 8B If I could talk to a tree, I wonder what it would say to me. Would it tell me about the rain, or whisper stories of sunshine again? I'd ask, "Do you like the morning light? Do you feel lonely in the night? Do birds tell you where they fly, When do they leave your branches for the sky?" I'd ask about the children who play, and the people who pass every day. "Do you remember every face or Every laugh that filled this place?" Perhaps it would gently say, " I have watched the world change each day. I have given shade, I have given air, And stood quietly, always there." then I would ask, "What do you need?" It might say "Just let me breathe. Give me some space, some rain, some care And I will keep giving what I can share." I'd place my hand upon its bark, And listen quietly in the dark. Though trees may never speak aloud, Perhaps they speak when we slow down. A friend is a gift, very pure and true The person that cores about you A friend is the star that shines so bright Who fills our lives with joy and light A friend is there in joy, pain To lift and help us again They stand by our side with love and care, they never hide. We laugh together, we play all day We help each other along the way A friend is kind, A friend is true A friend is something just like you. When we are feeling low, A friend helps us to grow . A friend is like a flower, Who gives us strength every hour. A friend is not for money or fame, But for the love that stays the same. No matter where our Journy end, I will always valve my friend A Friend By Smriti Class 8B

Notable Events of theNotable Events of the August monthAugust month Notable Events of the August month RAKSHA BANDHAN HIROSHIMA DAY SANSKRIT DIWAS ENGLISH DECLAMATION CONTEST

School celebrated Hariyali Teej with great enthusiasm and festive spirit. The celebration featured melodious folk songs, lively boliyaan, colourful traditional attire and joyful swings enjoyed by the students. The Principal, Ms. Vandna Bhatnagar, highlighted that such celebrations strengthen cultural roots, promote teamwork and enrich India’s diverse heritage. TEEJ CELEBRATIONTEEJ CELEBRATIONTEEJ CELEBRATION

“Words That Inspire, Stories That Stay”“Words That Inspire, Stories That Stay” Creative expressions and literary voices of our young writersCreative expressions and literary voices of our young writers “Words That Inspire, Stories That Stay” Creative expressions and literary voices of our young writers One night, a small light emerged in his from his room emerged and the bulb transformed into a fairy! The fairy said sadly, "Kanishq" I am the fairy of electricity. You waste me everyday. Kanishq asked "But why and what will happend if I waste electricity everyday. The fairy showed kim the future, There were no trees, all rivers had dried. There was darkness in Dhariwal for 24 hours and even Kanisha was also crying for light. Kanishq felt bad and he said fairy of electricity, please forgave me, I will never never do this again. The fairy said "Then make 3 promises:- 1.You will switch OFF light when you leave the room. 2.You will study in sunlight during the day. 3.You will tell everyone to plant trees and save electricity. Kanishq promised fairy. From the next day he changed. In 7 days, his house bill was reduced by Rs 340 and his parents were happy. Moral : “ Small Steps Brings Big Change.” Kanishq was a boy who lived in Dharival. He studied in 5th class Kamisty had a bad habit - he never switched off lights. Even when he went out to play, the fan and light were still ON. Kanishq And The Magical Bulb By Aradhya | Class 5A Jagjot Singh Class 10 A ARTWORK PREKSHIT RANA Class 11 A

Our little learners celebrated Elephant Day with joy and creativity through rhyme and story dramatization, elephant colouring and fun elephant masks. Through these engaging activities, our young minds learnt the importance of protecting elephants, forests and wildlife InternationalInternational Elephant DayElephant Day International Elephant Day

Independence Day celebration began with the National Song, an inspiring speech and the National Flag hoisting ceremony. Students adorned the campus in tricolour and participated in engaging activities under the Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign 2026, promoting respect for the National Flag. The Principal, Ms. Vandna Bhatnagar, urged students to honour the sacrifices of freedom fighters and uphold the values of unity, integrity, patriotism and service to the nation. INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONINDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONINDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION A Day of Remembrance , Resolve and Renewal

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Celebrated National Sports Day with great enthusiasm and vibrant participation. Students took part in various Inter-House sports activities, including Basketball, Kho- Kho and Badminton, showcasing energy, teamwork and sportsmanship. Principal Ms. Vandna Bhatnagar encouraged students to make physical activity a regular part of their lives and highlighted the importance of dedication, participation and accepting both victory and defeat gracefully. NATIONAL SPORTS DAYNATIONAL SPORTS DAYNATIONAL SPORTS DAY

AWARENESS PROGRAMME ON NASHA MUKTI PRATIGYA ABHIYAAN AWARENESS PROGRAMME ON NASHA MUKTI PRATIGYA ABHIYAAN BY BRAHMA KUMARI KAMAL DIDI BY BRAHMA KUMARI KAMAL DIDI FOR STUDENTS OF CLASSES VIII TO XII FOR STUDENTS OF CLASSES VIII TO XIISchool organised the “Drug-Free India Pledge Campaign” on 11 August 2026 in collaboration with Brahma Kumaris, Sector-12, Panchkula. Brahma Kumari Kamal Didi sensitised students about the harmful physical, mental, social and family impacts of substance abuse and encouraged them to lead healthy, drug- free lives. Students and teachers took a collective pledge to stay away from drugs and inspire others to do the same. Principal Ms. Vandna Bhatnagar urged students to embrace positive thinking, good values and a healthy lifestyle for a successful future.

हद साहत् यहद साहत् य “शब् द म सजे भाव और कल् पनाएँ”“शब् द म सजे भाव और कल् पनाएँ” हद साहत् य “शब् द म सजे भाव और कल् पनाएँ” लड्डू बैठा मुँह फुलाकर, जब कसी ने न उसे खाया, काजू कतली के चाँद वक को देखकर, उसका ही नंबर आया। रबड़ी बनाने के लए उसे घंट तक पकाया, पर हमेशा तो जलेबी के संग ही उसे सजाया। गुलाब जामुन, रसगुल् ला लड़ पड़े, “कसका है नंबर मेरा?” देखने म दोन गोल-मटोल, एक उजला तो दू जा सुनहरा। होली पर रंग और पचकारी तो ठक है, पर गरमा-गरम गुजया के बना क् या ही मज़ा है, यार! हो मथुरा के पेड़े, महाराष्ट्र के मोदक, या हो कोई अन् य प्र कार, तुम ही तुम हो हर जगह छाए, बस तुम् हारी जय-जयकार। रसमलाई, कुल् फ—अभी भी कतन क रह गई कहानी, अब बस और नह—आ चुका सबके मुँह म पानी! मान क महमा ऐसी, सबके मन को भाए, खाने के बाद क् य न फर कुछ मीठा हो जाए! सर पर जो हाथ धर, जो हम् मत मल जाए। माँ एक बार मुस् कुरा दे, तो जन्न त मल जाए। माँ से जीवन अा है, माँ के बना सब कच् चा है। म बड़ कतनी भी ँ, पर माँ के लए तो बच् ची ँ। दोस् त बदल गया, वक् त बदल गया। मोबाइल बदल गया, बस मेर माँ नह बदली। माँ क ममता क, कोइ सीमा नह होता। माँ वो समंदर है, जसका छोर नह होता। कतना भी लखूँ, माँ के लए कम है। सच है ये क, माँ तू है तो हम ह। कताब बहु त सी है पास मेरे, पर सबसे प् यारी लगती है हद मीठ बोली,प् यारी बोली , मातृभाषा है सबक हद। सबसे न् यारी,सबसे प् यारी, मन को यह बहलाती है अपनेपन जैसा भाव जगाकर ,पास मुझे बुलाती है। कभी नानी,कभी दाद से, सुंदर कहानी सुनवाती है। हंसी खुशी के रंग से , जीवन को महकाती है। और कोई नह भाषा इतनी प् यारी ,हद सबसे न् यारी है। हम सबक ,यह शान हमारी ,प् यारी प् यारी हद है। कुछ मीठा हो जाएस् वास् तक शमा | का 9 ‘B’ माँ वशका | का 5व-A प् यार हदी खुशी | का 7 सी अंधेर को चीरकर आगे बढ़ना है, सूरज क तरह खुद पर भरोसा करना है, हर मुकल से हँसकर लड़ना है, सफलता के शखर पर चढ़ना है। कताब म छपे ह ान के मोती, सूझते ही मन क ज् योत बनाना है। मेहनत क भी सीमा नह होती, सपन को सच करने हम् मत चाहए। अनुशासन ही जीवन का आधार है, साई क राह पर चलना सीख। संस् कार म ही असली पहचान है, आओ मलकर एक नया कल लख। उम् मीद क करण शवांश वेद | का 7 सी

Notable Events of theNotable Events of the September monthSeptember month Notable Events of the September month Teachers’ Day Celebration Janamashtami Celebration Ganesh Chaturthi Celebration Hindi Diwas

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OOUURR SSTTUUDDEENNTTSS SSHHIINNEE AATT SSYYNNEERRGGYY 22002266OUR STUDENTS SHINE AT SYNERGY 2026 WINNERS OF COLOUR CONSCIOUSNESS PRISHA NAYAK CLASS - LKG GOLD MEDAL WINNERS OF REALM OF RHYMES BANI PANDEY CLASS - LKG GOLD MEDAL ISHIKA CLASS - NURSERY GOLD MEDAL PRISHA NAYAK CLASS - NURSERY GOLD MEDAL DIVIJ CLASS - UKG GOLD MEDAL WINNERS OF FABLE FIESTA MEENAL MITTAL CLASS - UKG GOLD MEDAL

Mission Lifestyle for Environment EK PED MAA KE NAAM SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT E WASTE MANAGEMENT Our school embraced Mission LiFE – Lifestyle for Environment through meaningful action. Students participated in a plastic collection and cleanliness drive, promoting responsible waste management and saying no to single-use plastic. A plantation drive further strengthened our commitment to a greener future. These simple actions inspire us to become “Pro-Planet People” and make sustainable living a part of everyday life. SMALL STEPS BIG CHANGE TRASH TO TREASURE

IN HOUSE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOPS IN HOUSE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOPS Domain -2 Creative and Critical thinking Domain -1 The Prevention of Sexual Harassment (posh) ActDomain -1 PROMOTING HEALTH AND MENTAL WELLNESS AMONG STUDENTSDomain-2 Computational Thinking and Artificial Intelligence

GLORIOUS SPORTS GEMS U-17 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST POSITION PANCHKULA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT (SGFI) U-14 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM SECOND POSITION PANCHKULA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT (SGFI) U-19 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM SECOND POSITION PANCHKULA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT (SGFI) 1. Bikramver 11B 2. Chetan 11B 3. Ratul 10A 4. Saksham 10B 5. Daksh 9A 6. Vansh 9A 7. Gatik 9C 8. Aman 9C 9. Hardik 9C 10. Loveneish 9C 11. Nishant 9C 1. Krisha 8C 2. Lakshita 8A 3. Kalpana 8A 4. ChHavi 8A 5. Ruhi 7C 6. Shreya 7C 7. Sanemi 6A 8. Ayushi 5A1. Serjana 11A 2. Vaishnavi 11A 3. Diya 10B 4. Aaniya 9C 5. Charvi 8A 6. Manya 8A 7. Shreya 8C

U-17 BOYS NETBALL TEAM THIRD POSITION DISRTICT LEVEL GLORIOUS SPORTS GEMS DISTRICT LEVEL CHAMPIONS KAVYA VERMA CLASS 11 B JUDO U-19(BOYS) GOLD IN DISTRICT LEVEL AND SELECTED FOR STATE LEVEL JATINDER CLASS 10 B WUSHU U-17(BOYS) GOLD IN DISTRICT LEVEL AND SELECTED FOR STATE LEVEL SUKHBIR SINGH SANDHU CLASS 12 B SHOOTING U-19(BOYS) BRONZE IN DISTRICT LEVEL AND SELECTED FOR STATE LEVEL AANIYA CLASS 9C TAEKWONDO U-17(GIRLS) SGGFI GOLD IN DISTRICT AND STATE LEVEL AND SELECTED FOR NATIONAL LEVEL 1. Bikramver 11B 2. Chetan 11B 3. Ratul 10A 4. Saksham 10B 5. Daksh 9A 6. Vansh 9A 7. Gatik 9C 8. Aman 9C 9. Hardik 9C 10. Loveneish 9C 11. Nishant 9C

FROM THE TEACHERS' DESKFROM THE TEACHERS' DESK Thoughts, Reflections & InsightsThoughts, Reflections & Insights FROM THE TEACHERS' DESK Thoughts, Reflections & Insights DOWN THE MEMORY LANE WHEN I SCROLL DOWN TO WHAT I GAIN AS I WONDER WHAT MAKES A TEACHER GOING ON ITS WAY I LEARNT THAT IT’S THE LOVE OF HER STUDENTS THAT EMPOWERED HER TO STAY ON THIS ROUGH TERRAIN OF TEACHINGS AND LEARNINGS IT’S THE LOVE OF HER STUDENTS THAT KEEPS HER YEARNING BECAUSE IN EVERY STUDENT’S VICTORY LIES A TEACHER TRUE GLEE WHEN STUDENTS LEARN AND GROW A TEACHER JOYS BEGAN TO GROW FOR A TEACHER , HER STUDENTS ARE THE GREATEST ASSET GUIDING THEM TO SHINE AND FULLFIL EVERY FACET. A NOTE TO MY STUDENTS Ms. Deepti Sharma A child can turn an ordinary afternoon into an investigation. Why is the sky blue? Where does the moon go in the daytime? Why do people grow old? Why can’t we fly? There is a beautiful fearlessness in the way children ask questions. They do not worry about sounding foolish; they simply want to know. But somewhere along the way, something changes. The hand that once rose eagerly in the classroom begins to hesitate. “What if my answer is wrong?” replaces the “Why?” Slowly, curiosity begins to make room for caution. As teachers, we notice this change - not in a single dramatic moment, but in small silences that appear over the years. Perhaps the questions we stop asking do not really disappear. They follow us quietly. They become the questions we carry when we wonder whether we are good enough, whether the path we have chosen is truly ours or whether it is simply the one others expected us to take. They become questions about friendship, failure, success, happiness and the person we hope to become. No textbook can answer them, and no examination can measure how honestly we have asked them. Yet these may be among the most important questions we will ever face. Education, after all, should not be about filling a mind so completely that there is no room left for wonder. It should leave a little space for curiosity - for the courage to look at something familiar and still ask, “But why?” Perhaps that is one of the quiet responsibilities of a teacher: not to have an answer to every question, but to make sure students never become afraid of asking one. To let them know that “I don’t know” is not a failure; sometimes, it is the most honest beginning to learning. Years from now, they may forget a formula, a definition or even a chapter they once struggled to memorise. I hope they do not forget how to wonder. Because growing up should mean learning to see the world more deeply, not seeing it with fewer questions. And perhaps the finest education we can give a young person is not a mind full of ready-made answers, but a mind that remains curious enough to keep asking. What Happens to the Questions We Stop Asking ? Ms. BHAVNA JINDAL

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