Creative Festival at Bal Bharati, Rohini
organised Rachna – a creative festival which was an array of inter-school competitions and gave students a common platform to showcase their talents. The school infused expressions of creativity with the boons of technology to organise 8 online competitions, 3 offline competitions and a noncompetitive event. The event witnessed an overwhelming participation of over 21 schools in all the competitions. Both online and offline competitions were judged by a panel of eminent judges and the winners were awarded prizes at the Prize Distribution Ceremony for all the competitions. Principal Geeta Gangwani encouraged students to do their best. The non-competitive event Nukkad- Natak was a great hit. Bal Bharati Public School, Pitampura bagged the overall winners, running trophy.
organised its Annual Exhibition. The main theme for classes VI to X was ‘Tribes –Unexplored World ‘and for the primary classes it was ‘Eco Tourism-A UN Initiative for Sustainable Development’. Eddison Mensah Agbenyegah, High Commissioner Ghana High Commission and Akweley Plahar –Aryee, First Secretary Administration, Ghana High Commission were the guests of honour. The students put up various exhibits, wall magazines and project files showcasing the undiscovered world of traditional tribes. Each room offered the visitors food for thought as they learnt about Eco Tourism in countries like India, America etc. The added attraction was the special song ‘Kal Ke Sapne Kal Ke The’ from the school album ‘Ibadat’ which was really inspiring.
THE STUDENTS PUT UP VARIOUS EXHIBITS, WALL MAGAZINES DEPICTING THE WORLD OF TRADITIONAL TRIBES
organised an Inter-school Festival ‘Expressions’ which provided a platform for showcasing the creativity of students from 22 leading schools of Delhi and NCR. The competitive events consisted of art of curation, champions of environment cartoon heroes, photomontage, shadow theater, mathsure hunt, science zapp etc. The event commenced with lamp lighting by the Chief Guest, Chairman APS Shankar Vihar, Brigadier Arun Yadav, Commander 35 Inf Brigade followed by Principal, Malini Narayanan welcoming the guests. Indraprastha International School, Dwarka were the overall winners.
which is run under Lagan Kala Upvan Management Society, celebrated its 50th Anniversary. Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi, Manish Sisodia was the Chief Guest. The event was attended by Neema Bhagat, Mayor, EDMC, East Delhi, Kulanand Joshi, District Magistrate, East, Ajay Arora, SDM, Mayur Vihar, high officials from Directorate of Education along with several alumnus. The lamp lighting ceremony was followed by a grand show representing the life and struggles of school’s Late Founder Chairman, G.C. Lagan. A gallery of snapshots of school’s momentous past was also displayed for spectators. Principal B.B. Gupta thanked the contributors in the journey of the school. Manish Sisodia also expressed his regards for the school’s chairman.