The value of a drop

Members of the Eco-club of Mount View School, Jamshedpur, presented a play, “Save Water” as part of an awareness programme. The members of the club present such plays every fortnight.

The play highlighted the importance of water. The narration by Rubina, a Class VIII student, drove home the point that preservation of water is of utmost importance.

Jyoti, Prasann, Sanjay, Ravi and Vivek gave memorable performance. Our principal lauded the effort of the students.

A student
Mount View School
Jamshedpur

Annual sports

Chinmaya Vidyalaya South Park, Jamshedpur, organised their annual sports’ day on the school grounds.

Chief guest Vinod Kumar Srivastav, who inaugurated the meet, said it was essential to participate in extra-curricular activities as such activities add another dimension to a students’ life.

The overall championship trophy was won by the Green House, while Yellow House walked away with the “Best Marchpast” award. Blue House won the trophy for the “Most Disciplined House”.

The meet was enjoyed by one and all and the sportsman spirit displayed by the participants was palpable even in the most competitive moments of the event.

A student
Chinmaya Vidyalaya
Jamshedpur

Science meet

Students of Delhi Public School, Jamshedpur, outshone other city schools to qualify for the National Science Congress scheduled to be held in Guwahati. The district level screening of the National Science Congress was held at the Sakchi High School and nine schools that had qualified on the district-level participated for the state-level competition at De Nobili School, CMRI, Dhanbad.

Of the 300 projects on water-harvesting presented, only 16 were shortlisted and Delhi Public School, Jamshedpur was the sole qualifier from East Singhbhum.

Group leader Himanshu, along with Prateem Pan, are confident of bringing their school on the national map. We owe our success and glory to our principal and the science faculty, especially Swati Nath.

Shampa Das
Delhi Public School
Jamshedpur

Fun trip

Students of Lajpat Public School had a great time during their school trip to Puri. Nineteen students from Classes to VIII and three senior teachers accompanied the students on our trip.

We were lodged in a hotel by the sea and we rushed to the beach at every opportunity. We also visited the famous Jagannath temple.

The trip to the Chilka lake was the highlight of the trip and all children had a great time with dolphins surrounding us. We were also taken to Dhaulagiri, the site of the Kalinga war. A visit to the Konark temple and the Udaigiri caves made for a very educative tour.

All of us have learnt a lot from the trip and we are looking forward to more such excursions in the future.

Chandan Chowdhary
Lajpat Public School
Jamshedpur

Guides’ camp

A three-day guides’ camp was organised at DBMS Kadma Girls’ High School recently with 44 guides and four teachers at the camp. Few games were conducted to help the guides’ get to know each other better. Sessions on tent pitching and first-aid were thoroughly enjoyed by all the students.

S. Soujanya
DBMS Kadma Girls’ High School