Poetry Recitation Competition
An Inter Section Poetry Recitation Competition was organized for the students of Grade IX to XII in the premises of school to celebrate “Tagore Jayanti” with the belief that a poem can be an oasis of calm, a moment of slowing down and reducing stress in our frenetic world. The purpose of the competition was to instill a love for poetry and to develop recitation skills among the students and make their acquaintance with the famous poem composed by Gurudev Rabindra Nath Tagore.
The recital of Tagore’s poem’s by the students marked the commencement of the celebration. One of the participants recited and enacted Tagore’s famous poem titled ‘Where the mind is without fear’, which enthralled the audience. The celebration included immaculate rendition of Tagore’s famous poems from the book ‘Geetanjali’. Endless Time, Unending Love, Go not to the temple, On the nature of the fear ‘Freedom’, Last Curtain’ etc. were the other poem artistically recited by students. The most riveting performances exhibited great enthusiasm and radiance in their performance and were highly applauded by all. Each participant was given 2-3 minutes for recitation of the poem.
The students excelled in memorizing and reciting the poetry of their choice with confidence and control in voice modulation, expressions and other criteria. The judges appreciated and applauded the performance of the participants and judged them on the parameters like voice, rhythm, confidence, presentation and modulation.
The Winners of the competition is are as follow:
English Poetry Recitation
Name of Students Class & Section House Position
Dhruv XI Medical Kirti I
Anchal Dhingra X Bacon Jagriti I
Mehak X Bacon Jyoti II
Manleen Kaur X Bacon Shakti III
Simranjeet Kaur XI Medical Jagriti Consolation
Hindi Poetry Recitation
Name of Students Class & Section House Position
Inderpreet Kaur
XI Commerec Jagriti I
Pallavi IX Bacon Jyoti I
Neha X Bacon Jagriti II
Anmol X Bacon Kirti III
Diksha X Chaucer Shakti III
Vaani XI Medical Kirti Consolation
Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara appreciated the exuberance & efforts of participants in general & applauded the winners in particular. She reminded of the fact that participating in the event itself is a great achievement as it reflects self-assurance & poise of an individual and helps to develop his/her personality.
On the whole, the day proved to be great fulfilled experience for the Green Knights and gave them a platform to explore their hidden talent. The event proved to be a great learning experience for all the children. The position holders were applauded and were given prize by our school Principal.
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An Inter Class Athletic Sports Meet
The World Athletic Day was celebrated in the school premises with great enthusiasm. On this day “An Inter Class Athletic Sports Meet” was conducted for the students of VI to VIII std. amidst great mirth, verve and camaraderie in the school premises to keep up with the soul of sportsmanship and to bring out the athlete in Green Knights. The main aim was to provide a great opportunity for students ‘to unite’, ‘rejoice’, ‘introduce’ and ‘represent’ themselves. Approximately 300 students participated in the customized and fun-filled track and field events.
"All work and no play make Jack a dull boy”, keeping it in view An Inter-Class Athletic Meet for the students of VI to VIII std. was organized with euphoria and frolic in the school premises. The programme began with the welcome ceremony of the Principal Dr. Jyoti Pujara. A melodious welcome song was rendered by the school choir. The Sports Meet was inaugurated by releasing balloons and beautifully decorated placard bearing the School’s name and motto by the Principal. The students of Middle- Section displayed a well-organized march past which mesmerized the audience.
Then, the much-awaited track and field events started. As the budding athletes of Green Land Convent School ran for the finishing line. The school campus reverberated with enthusiastic cheers from the spectators. The winners of different events i.e. 100m, 200m, 400m, shot-put, long jump, discuss, High Jump, 400 x100m Relay, were given medals and participation certificates. The entire atmosphere was charged with zeal and enthusiasm of the students.
Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, addressed the gathering and emphasized on the importance of sports in a child’s life. She was extremely happy and proud to see the performance of the students during the day. She further added that such activities at school level provide a good platform to showcase their hidden talent of the students. She said that sports give us a sense of discipline, respect for others and national pride. She praised the participants of the school and highlighted the necessity of the sportsmanship in a world riddled with rat races for glory.
Over all, it was a day filled with euphoria and frolic. An energizing equestrian display set the tone for the rest of the event. The day ended with the National Anthem.
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91st Regional Abacus Competition Festival, 2018
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana firmly believes in putting forth one step ahead for students’ intellectual growth and honing their self expression. The intellectual appraisal added another wings of success in the glorious name of school.
Tania student of VIII standard earned laurels to the school by participating in 91st Regional Abacus Competition Festival, 2018 organised by Brain O’ Brain at Himachal Bhawan, Chandigarh on May 20, 2018. She bagged the gold medal ranking top position Open Category-Z. Another feather of Success was added to the school glory by Jaspreet of VI standard by capturing Second position in I-3 Level 9 category. Both the children proved that success comes only to those who strive hard.
The Principal of the school, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara applauded them for their achievement and wished them better future prospects. The distinguish Principal always inspired her students to participate in such competitions. In her speech she said, “ If you work hard and know where you are going , You’ll get there.”
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Celebration of Labour Day
‘The International Labour Day’ with full zeal and aplomb to honour workers for their contribution towards making our lives easier. Green Knights celebrated the untiring services provided by the labourer’s in the school premises to express gratitude to the class IV employees working in the school.
‘It’s labour indeed that puts the difference to everything.’ keeping in view, a special morning assembly was organized for the students of the school in which they learnt about the importance of the day, reason behind the celebration of the day and origin of the day. Recital of melodious Prayer marked the beginning of the programme followed by the students highlighting the historical events that contributed to the emergence of labour rights and the significance of the day in the present time. The students thanked the helpers of the school by singing songs for their dedication and support. A Fancy-dress competition was held for tiny tots who came dressed up as community helpers and expressed their gratitude towards the School support staff and reiterated the fact that their contribution is an important aspect of their life. They gave beautiful handmade cards to maids, drivers, security guards and conductors which touched the heart of everyone.
Gleeful faces and streams of thank you cards all set to celebrate the unsung pillars of the School. Workers were overwhelmed watching the function and expressed their gratitude towards the school management, teachers and students for their endeavor.
The School Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, congratulated the school staff and thanked them for their selfless services. She also felicitated them for their commendable services. In her address, she acknowledged the contributions of the work force of the school, and lauded their ceaseless efforts for the welfare of the students. She advised the staff members to spare some valuable time for themselves and play some games so that they get rejuvenated and remain positive and vibrant.
Overall, the ceremony came to a close with the recital of the National Anthem.
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Splash Pool Party
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized a ‘Splash Pool Party’ for the Tiny-Tots of K. G. wing in the school premises. The little ones put their swim suits on and enjoyed the splash activity to beat the heat of the scorching sun.
Big splash pools were kept in the inner school play station. They were abundantly decorated with colourful balloons. Children in colourful swimsuits came swarming into the splash pool and enjoyed wading through water and had a gala time. The students jumped and romped in the water. They played gleefully with colourful balls and balloons in the huge splash pools. The zeal and enthusiasm of blooming buds was evident while playing with the toys and enjoying the fountains. They splashed water at each other. The celebratory music beats at the party made the surroundings more delightful. The kiddies tapped their feet dancing and hopping on different tunes. They also enjoyed water sports with their teachers. They relished different juices and summer fruits like watermelon, mango, melon etc.
The teachers explained the importance of fruits intake in diet for mental and physical growth. The event was enjoyed by tiny tots and teachers thoroughly as it was a relieving activity in the monotonous routine and a kick off start for everyone to enjoy the summer vacation with new zeal.
The charismatic Principal Mrs. Jyoti Pujara made sure that kids were provided utter level of security during the activities. Her happiness knew no bounds to see her little champs participating joyfully. She conveyed students the role of fun filled activities in their holistic development. Taking a step further, the children were told about the importance of conserving and reusing water.
At the end of the session the kids were still beaming and were spotted in no hurry to beat the retreat.
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A Maths Quiz
“A Math Maniac (A Maths Quiz)” was conducted for class X in the school premises to improve the mental faculties of children, to test student’s knowledge in mathematics and fastness of their brains. The main aim of the competition was to help the students to think from a different perspective and also to make them more resourceful to develop academically.
“Mathematics is not about numbers, equations, computations, or algorithms: It is about understanding.”, keeping it in view, A Math Maniac Quiz was conducted for the Students of class X. The quiz was presented in an interactive manner and the students enthusiastically participated in it. It commenced with the declaration of the rules and regulations of the competition in front of the participants. There were ten teams in total and the quiz comprised of four rounds- Roman numeral round, Mental Maths round, Basic Mathematics operations and Identification of Mathematicians round.
The questions given in the quiz were not only appreciated by the teachers but also by the students. At the end of every round there was a question for audience that kept the interest alive among them. There was a tough challenge given by the houses to one another. After the neck to neck competition Neha Thakur, Muskan Sharma, Chinar Gupta, Ayushi grabbed the first position in Mathematics quiz. The program ended up with a motivational speech by the Principal.
Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, cited the “competition’’ as a “programme” that will help students to practice more and to improve their level of competitiveness. She inspired the students to participate in such competitions in future as well to keep their knowledge up-to-date. She congratulated the winners and awarded certificates to the winners.
On the whole, it was altogether a fruitful event for all. It was a great learning experience for the children as they enjoyed the quiz very much. The students participated with enthusiasm and zeal and tried their level best to win the quiz.
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Mother’s Day Celebration
You are the embodiment of Love,
You are like a boon from above
Like you there is no other,
You’re the only one, you are my mother.
Green Land Convent, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated Mother’s Day with great vigor and vehemence by paying sincere encomium to the great creation of the Lord of universe and the epitome of love and sacrifice, ‘Mother’.
Keeping in mind the selfless efforts put by a mother for the well beings of her children plethora of events were organised at the school premises. A mother is a woman like no other. She gave us life, nurtured us, taught us, fought for us and most importantly loves us unconditionally. All the activities were planned to applaud the untired efforts put by a mother for her children. The Primary wing of the school I to III was engulfed in making vibrant Greeting Cards to express their love for their adorable Super Moms. All the blooming buds participated with zeal and enthusiasm.
Class IV to V students beautifully put forward their efforts in making technicoloured Photo Frames exhibited their love and affection towards their mothers.
The Senior Wing of the school also put forth their best by participating in Inter House Salad cum Mocktail Making Competition. Students displayed their culinary skill and exhibited their art of making dining table more tempting by adding taste, delight in preparation and nutrition value in vibrant salad and dazzling mocktail. As truly said, “A mother’s heart is brave and sacrifices its own pleasures for the welfare of her family”. She is like a flower each one is beautiful and unique. To add more colours to the day Inter House Flower Arrangement Competition was organized for the students of classes VI onwards to bring out the inner creativity of the students. Flowers are the symbol of everlasting love and indelible bond. The competition enabled the pupil to pay gratitude to their mothers for everything they have done to make their life cheerful and comfortable. It was a treat to watch the Green Knights arranging the various coloured flowers in a perfect way. The fragrance of the flower mesmerized everyone present there.
The Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara congratulated the winner and applauded the efforts of all the participants . The First position was baggad by SHAKTI House. The second position was won by KIRTI House and the Third position went to JYOTI House in flower Making competition.
As per the judgement of Salad cum Mocktail Making Competition, KIRTI House grabbed first position. Second and third positions were secured by SHAKTI House and JYOTI House respectively. The honourable Principal of this great temple of learning encourages such activities as they help the children to adopt healthy life style. She guided the students to respect their mothers and focused on the importance and role of a mother in building a child as a good human being. She further motivated the students to love and take care of their mothers, the precious gift of God.
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Fun Filled Role Play
Role-Play competition for the students of Primary Wing was organized in the premises of school with great enthusiasm and fervour. The objective of this competition was to develop confidence and to promote the skills of effective Public speaking among the students.
“Children are great imitators, give them something great to imitate”, keeping it in view, A Role Play Competition based on the theme “My Family” was conducted for the students of standard II. It was really a fun filled and splendid event. All the actors for the role play put up their best show. The students portrayed themselves as father, mother, sister and brother, grandparents etc. with great conviction and confidence. It proved to be a great learning experience for all the children. The ideas were executed so well by the students and acting was superb.
Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara was highly impressed by the act, idea formulation and act execution by the students. She said that such competitions help the students to improve their communication skills and learn the new ways of presenting their thoughts. She applauded all the participants and awarded certificates to the winners. She also motivated them to be sincere and diligent in academics and activities to achieve success in all the spheres of life.
On the whole, the day proved to be a great learning experience for the little ones to showcase their potential and gave them a platform to explore their hidden talent. The whole atmosphere was so spell binding and enthralling.
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Karate & Abacus State level Tournament
Students of Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana performed exceptionally good and embarked their potential by bringing various positions in Karate & Abacus State level Tournaments held recently. The students earned medals by playing with full vigour and zeal in different categories of Boys & Girls.
In Inter School Seishikai Shito-ryu Karate Championship, Sana Rana in U- 7 (Girls) category & Love Kumar in U-10 (Boys) category secured first position and Harshita Verma in U-6 (Girls) category, Varpunit in U-9 (Boys) category, Amanjit in U-7 (Boys) category & Abhijeet in U-12 (Boys) category won third position.
Taniya and Drishti (T4 Category, Level 10) added another feather to the cap of school by bagging first position in Abacus Competition held recently at Tyagraj Stadium, New Delhi.
Principal Ms. Jyoti congratulated the winning students and appreciated them for their efforts and adding 4 gold medals and 4 bronze medals in the talent basket of the school. She emphasized on the importance of sports and games in the present scenario and encouraged the students to keep on the good work and develop into wholesome personalities. She applauded the coaches and teachers who left no stone unturned during their practice to make their dreams come true.
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Blooming Toddler’s
Blooming Toddler’s Welcome Fiesta a Royal Theme Party was organized in the premises of school with great enthusiasm and fervour. Aiming to combine learning with fun and to develop confidence in the little ones by giving them an opportunity to get on the stage and speak in front of an audience. A carnival like atmosphere prevailed in the decorated campus.
In kids’ fashion show, the young rookie ‘models’ hit a high note of fashion showcasing a range of glittering and stylish attire. The gala event witnessed children walking the ramp exhibiting confidence and style. All pairs of eyes in the auditorium were glued to the bunch of ‘child’ models that mesmerized viewers with their remarkable performance. Children were dressed up as Cinderella, Snow White, Rapunzel, Elsa, Ben 10, Spiderman, Superman, Ironman, Captain America and many other beautiful characters. The tiny tots were given a chance to perform on the stage and were awarded with the title for their best costume and performance.
The students were served snacks, juice, cupcake, Cookies, Muffin, Veg sandwich and snacks which they relished while tapping their feet at the conclusion of the event. The teachers were seen cheering and clapping for their little students who had put in so much effort to do their best.
The school Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara welcomed the tiny tots and applauded the excitement with which they took part in the function. She said that extra-curricular activities help the students to overcome their stage fear, bring out their inner talent, give them a platform to build their self-confidence and explore their inner strength. The dynamic show concluded with the encouraging words of the Principal who lauded the admiral performances of the tiny tots, parents and the teachers for the success of the event and awarded the title for their best costume and performance to the winners.
On the whole, the competition proved to be a great learning experience for the students and gave them a platform to explore their hidden talents and build self-confidence.
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World Red Cross Day
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated ‘World Red Cross Day’ in order to commemorate the Birth Anniversary of Sir J Henry Dunant, the founder of the Red Cross Movement. On this occasion, an awareness programme was organized with the theme “First Aid’ in an amplified manner to provide on the basic first aid training and to make the children aware of diverse and innovative range of services to the humanity. The theme behind it was to disseminate first aid knowledge and skills among young people.
The training began with orientation and briefing on the relevance of providing first aid to those in need. Demonstrations were given by the students on various emergency scenarios and how to remain calm and deal efficiently in such situations. ‘First Aid Kit’ activity was also organized wherein every class maintained their own first aid kit.
The Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti stressed on the importance of conducting such events which help in disseminating first aid knowledge to save themselves and their loved ones from unexpected hazards such as severe bleeding, fainting, spells etc. She exhorted the students to be helping hands and to lead a life of service to reaffirm our commitment to the humanity.
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Ceremonial Hawan
To commemorate the new session a ‘Ceremonial Hawan’ was organized in the premises with religious zeal and fervour. The Havan, though a regular & routine feature of the school activities, was especially dedicated to seek blessings of Almighty for His Grace for a fulfilling session ahead.
The most revered, the Chairman cum Director of Chain of Green Land Schools – Dr. Rajesh Rudhra, President of the Trust Dr. Shabad Rudhra, General Secretary of the Trust Mrs. Usha Rudhra and Dr. Vijayata, Director Green Land Schools were among the galaxy of dignitaries present on the occasion. The Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara offered a floral welcome to the eminent guests. Students and teachers were also present with gleeful faces seeking the blessing and to be the part of this holy rites.
The ceremony started with soul striving rendering Bhajans followed by Havan with the chanting of Gayatri Mantra and offerings to the sacred fire. The learned priest, Sh. Ajay Vashisht chanted the sacred mantras to purify the environment, and later the students of Class XI and XII along with their teachers poured holy offerings into sanctified fire amidst the chanting of Vedic mantras. The fragrance of the ‘Samagri’ kindled the golden flames and spread the positive vibration and energy all around. Amidst hymns and chanting of Mantras, a message of peace, spirituality and harmony was spread among the young minds on this pious occasion.
Dr. Rajesh Rudhra exhorted students to value the blessings of good education and model themselves as righteous individuals and guided them to follow the principles of diligence, punctuality and discipline to achieve success in life. He further, blessed the children to be healthy, happy and successful in the coming years with positive energy flowing to fulfil the real purpose of the Havan.
In an enlightening address, The Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, said that the auspicious ceremony was aimed at infusing a sense of devotion into the students and was conducted to introduce them to the righteous virtuous value system of the school. She emphasized upon the students the importance of following our traditions and embracing congruous new trends for a wholesome development. She encouraged one and all to carry forward the institution’s glorious legacy.
On the whole, the Havan was performed religiously under the divine fervour spirituality and concluded with an ‘Arti’ and Distribution of Prasad’. It was a moment of great joy and elation.
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Cambridge English Language Assessment Program
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized a two days’ 'Teacher Training Workshop' of Cambridge English Language Assessment to develop the teaching learning strategies to train students for Key and Preliminary English Test and for the First and Advanced Certificate of English from Cambridge, U.K.
The training was very fruitful as the teachers were introduced with Cambridge programmes and techniques. They were provided guidance on how to teach the pupils for Cambridge English Exams and made them aware about the assessment criteria, its aims & objectives, teaching aids & approaches and also about the engrossed resources that are available to support their teaching. It also encouraged the teachers to reflect on and take greater responsibility for their teaching as a facilitator and to become more innovative in their classroom practice.
The session aroused a lot of interest and enthusiasm among the teachers with a major focus on activity based teaching so that students develop greater interest in language competence and do really well in exams. The teachers who attended were exceptional in their desire to explore and engage with suggested approaches to the teaching and utilization of exam focused techniques. The teacher involvement produced intense and detailed discussion with animated practice.
The Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara said that supporting teachers in their professional development leads to improve outcomes for learners and these training workshops provide hands on experience for teachers under the guidance of experienced facilitators. She appreciated the untiring efforts of the trainer to guide the teachers and also congratulated all the participants on successfully completing the training.
On the whole, it was a very interactive, engaging and an insightful session.
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World Book Day
The “World Book Day” was organized in the premises of school on 23rd April 2019 with much enthusiasm. The students came together to appreciate reading. The main aim of World Book Day was to encourage children to explore the pleasures of books and reading by providing them with the opportunity to have a book of their own.
In context to the Book Day, ‘Book Mark Making Competition’ and ‘Slogan Writing Competition’ was held for classes IV-V, VI – VIII and IX – X and respectively. Words and pictures geared up everybody’s mind to give a deep thought about ‘Our Real Input’ in encouraging book reading. The children took part in various fun and creative reading and writing opportunities to really promote a love of books and of reading not just for pleasure but also for a purpose.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara said, “Reading is an investment, which has great returns and books are our true friends. The magic of books has been there since time immemorial. She, further, encouraged the students to read as much as they can which will add magic to their lives. She thanked and appreciated the students and the staff members for all the hard work, creativity and enthusiastic support.
Overall, the competition proved to be a tough time setter for the activity in-charges to give ranks to the winners. It was an awaking activity where everyone had a very enjoyable day and has learnt about some new books which they’d like to read next. The event was very successful as everyone left the event with a promise to read more, to open our imagination and enhance knowledge. The event was a celebration of authors, books, characters, and reading along with various fun activities.
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The Earth Day
The Earth Day was celebrated with much enthusiasm on 22nd April 2019 in the premises of school. The aim was to sensitize the students towards their role in addressing global environmental challenges at grass root level.
The school choir presented a mellifluous song on the occasion. A week long cleanliness drive ensured that the students neatly turned out their classrooms. The tiny tots collectively participated in doing the beautiful craft work based on Earth Day. They were made to communicate few lines and slogans conveying the message of keeping surroundings clean and in turn taking care of the Mother Earth. Role plays on how Mother Earth can be saved from global warming were enacted.
To mark this day and to emphasize upon the need to save trees, all the primary section children were involved in speaking slogans like ‘Save Earth’ and ‘Go Green’. Children also participated in creative activities like slogan writing, card making, poster making and poem writing displaying their artistic and linguistic skills while showcasing their awareness about conserving natural resources. Students and staff members took pledge during the occasion. The celebrations concluded with the National Anthem and the belief that the students would respect their natural inheritance and be good caretaker of their planet.
Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara in her address appreciated the efforts of young toddlers and added that we are fortunate to have born on Earth and reminded children of their responsibility towards “Mother Earth” and administered a pledge to protect and save our fast depleting natural resources. She motivated the students that we should join our hands together to save our mother Earth from the increasing environmental degradation and exhorted everybody to save flaura and fauna, soil and water from the unhealthy man made practices growing industrialisation and urbanisation.
On the whole , the Earth Day event had galvanized more students and parents than any other event Showing that more than ever people care are very concerned about global healing and environmental issues. The whole school was filled with heart warming and ecologically poignant artworks and displays done by students of various ages over the past month. These displays simultaneously brought big smiles and tears to the viewer’s eyes.
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SCHOOL REOPENING
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar reopened its doors and welcomed the students after the rejuvenating summer break. The whole campus was reverberated with the beaming faces of the Green knights and the hustle and bustle of the parents getting their kids back to school on time so as to have them to begin their first day punctually. The children were elated to see their friends and teachers back plunged into the normal routine packed with full of fun and recreation. Also, students of kindergarten enjoyed watching a very interesting, funny and pleasurable movie ‘Stuart Little’.
“Teachers Training Programme” was conducted before the opening of the school which helped the teachers to explore new ways to teaching through audio-visual aids with the aim to bring qualitative changes in teaching learning process and making it student friendly.
The school Principal, Ms. Jyoti Pujara welcomed the students and motivated them to do their study with passion. She also informed the students about the upcoming events and inspired them to participate in every activity both in scholastic and co- scholastic. She also addressed the teachers to be life long learners and play a positive role as a facilitator to inspire the young learners and prepare them for the future.
On the whole, the entire campus was echoed with enthusiasm and positive vibrancy.
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4th International Karate Championship
Sana Rana students of Class V of Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana participated in the 4th International Karate Championship on 28th and 29th July, 2018 at Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata organized by All India Seishin Kai Shito –Ryu Karate-Do Federation and bagged the Bronze Medal. It was a hard competition where number of students from all over India participated giving tough competition to each other. Sana Rana played under 10 category and by clinching the Bronze Medal, She not only made her School Proud but also the whole of India. The School Principal, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara appreciated the student and felt highly proud to have such students being trained in the school. The school students and staff were in a spirit on the grand achievement of Sana at International level at such a small age.
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“Iam glad Iam me” a self –introductory activity
“Iam glad Iam me” a self –introductory activity was organized for the students of Class I. The day was observed with an aim to promote the skills of effective Public speaking.
"It is important to know yourself before you know the world", keeping it in view, a self-introduction competition “I am glad I am me!” was organized for the student of class I to enhance their oratory skills. Some of the participants spoke very confidently. Others were motivated by the teachers and tried their level best. The children felt on top of the world when they spoke about their school, family and hobbies. Their attempt to hold the mic developed their socio emotional skills as well.
Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara said that such competitions help the students to improve their communication skills and learn the new ways of presenting their thoughts. She applauded all the participants and awarded certificates to the winners. She also motivated them to be sincere and diligent in academics and activities to achieve success in all the spheres of life. She was highly impressed by the act, idea formulation and act execution by the students on the topics given to them.
On the whole, the day proved to be great fulfilled experience for the little ones and gave them a platform to explore their hidden talent. The event proved that the students can very well introduce themselves to the world.
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Shabad Kirtan and Satsang to commemorate the commencement of new session
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana reverberated with ‘Shabad Kirtan and Satsang to commemorate the commencement of new session and seeking the blessings of Hazoor Maharaj ji. The school premise was aptly decorated depicting the joviality of the occasion. The most revered, the Chairman cum Director of Chain of Green Land Schools – Sh. Rajesh Rudhra, President of the Trust Sh. Shabad Rudhra, General Secretary of the Trust Mrs. Usha Rudhra and Ms. Vijayata were among the galaxy of dignitaries present on the occasion. The Principal, Ms. Jyoti Pujara offered a floral welcome to the eminent guests. The school students and staff were also present with gleeful faces to welcome the Principals of all Green Land Schools – Mrs. Baldeep Pandher, Mrs. Vinita Sanan, Mrs. Gunmeet, Mrs. Vinod Khajuria and Mrs. Gurpreet Kaur. It was a moment of great joy and elation.
The celebration started with a soulful rendition of Shabads followed by Langar. The students of school choir and teachers recited melodious Shabads taking every one into the world of devotion and spirituality. Students presented a shining example of discipline and perseverance.
The entire staff & the students of the school participated in this holy occasion whole heartedly and took a pledge to follow the path of humanity, piety, truth and peace. Shabads and Hymns allured in the positive energy as students from senior classes joined their hands in prayer to seek the grace of Hazoor Maharaj Param Sant Kirpal Singh Ji.
The Chairman of Chain of Green Land Schools, Sh. Rajesh Rudhra in his speech stressed on following the principles of Guru. He gave full credit of success of Chain of Green Land Schools to Sant Kirpal Singh Ji Maharaj. He stated that it is only the blessings of our Guru that we are enjoying pinnacle of glory today. He exhorted students to value the blessings of good education and model themselves as living a righteous life. He blessed the children to be healthy, happy and successful in the coming years, with positive energy flowing to fulfil the dreams of their parents.
Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara showered her blessings and urged the students to work with more devotion and dedication. She said that the beginning of a new session is always an auspicious time - a time for new hopes and renewed dreams. She advised the students to walk down the right path and always strive for the best in life.
On the whole, the shabad kirtan and satsang programme were performed under the divine fervor & spirituality. The school enviornment was devotional and blissfull everywhere. The programme ended with ‘prasad’ distribution.
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Fourth International Yoga Day
Yoga is more than the union of our head to our knees, it is the union of ourselves with the divine……… Ms. Jyoyi Pujara
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar Ludhiana celebrated ‘Fourth International Yoga Day’ to enhance the feeling of well-being and better quality of life amongst its students and teachers. The great institution initiated one day practice session to create awareness about the essence of yogic exercises. To elevate the healthy way of life and imbibe the value of discipline, the students and the teachers were summoned in the school campus. The occasion began with the mellifluous prayer. A Power Point Presentation was shown demonstrating various Asanas and Importance of Yoga in One’s Life. All the paricipants were introduced to Yogasanas, Pranayama, Meditation, Dhyana, Kapalbhati, Bhadrasana etc. The Whole Campus drenched in the nectarean flute music of divine love. The teachers and the students participated enthusiastically and got the chance to know how yoga embodies unity of mind and body.
The Principal, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara calls yoga “an expression of life.” In her speech she said, “Yoga essentially means finding the key to the nature of existence.” She inspired her students and teachers to develop a habit of early rising and practising yoga daily as it has countless benefits that positively affect our physical and mental well - being. She also pointed out that a regular practice of yoga can help us to reduce stress, memorize the things, increase memory power, and understand a concept and its context. She exhorted upon that yoga is the scientific way of living healthy and increasing life expectancy. She motivated her students to make yoga indispensable part of their lives. The Programme ended with a vote of thanks and the resolution taking ceremony of practising yoga everyday.
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STORY TELLING COMPETITION
“Story Telling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the World today.”
To enhance the confidence and speaking skills of the students and to observe ‘International Tiger Day’, An Inter Class Story Telling Competition was organized on the topic ‘The Jungle Safari’ at Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar for students of pre-primary and I std. Around 70 students from different sections participated in the competition with great enthusiasm and zeal. Story Telling is an art that helps students to connect to humanity. It is what that helps students to link with their past and provides a glimpse into the future. Taking this fact into consideration the children got an opportunity to exhibit their talent and confidence. All the participants came up with different stories and narrated them on stage with great zeal and enthusiasm.
All the class teachers put their efforts to teach the narration of stories to these tiny tots. The telling of stories by these little ones in various costumes with props and voice modulation proved that a real great talent finds its happiness in its execution.
This competition was really beneficial for the students to pursue a rich and enjoyable language learning experience. The whole school was captivated with the charm, confidence and conviction of students. The students were judged on parameters like confidence, pronunciation, costume, props and on the overall presentation. Ms. Amrita and Ms. Baby Sharma were the judges of the competition.
The worthy Principal of the school Ms. Jyoti Pujara who is one of the finest narrators declared the final result. She congratulated the winners and applauded all the participants for their superb performances. She also highlighted the importance of ‘International Tiger Day’ and motivated the students to ‘To save the environment by saving the rare species of the tiger.’ She also explained the right way of narrating a story and emphasized that story telling is a spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings. She motivated the students to always showcase their talent in spectra of activities.
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Punjab School Zonal Tournaments
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana sparkled in the Punjab School Zonal Tournaments held recently. Players were in high spirit adding feathers to the glorious school cap.
Our school Badminton team (U-19 boys) performed exceptionally good and won bronze medal after beating St. Thomas Sr. Sec. School, Ludhiana by 2-1. Players Shubham, Pratham, Agampreet, Gurpinder and Abhinav Sharma were in jubilant mood taking proud to air.
Another felicitation added to the school fame was brought by players in Volleyball tournament. Kavita, Anshika, Diksha, Arshleen, Kashish, Gurmehak, Virinda, Anjali and Sonali (U-17 Girls) bagged third position and were appreciated for their stupendous efforts and talents.
The sports gems exhibited their high sportsmanship in the Hockey tournament as well. Keshav Rana, Taranpreet Singh, Enosh & Jashandeep from U- 14 (Boys) and Parampuneet, Ragvenderpal, Jashanjot, Bhavuk, Anand, Navpreet, Bharamveer & Rajveer Singh from U-19 (Boys) got selected for Punjab School District Tournament.
Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara congratulated the winning teams and inspired them to keep on attaining laurels in future as well. She said that the students have been putting up excellent performances in various sports events as they are trained under the supervision of specialized coaches. She further added that participation in sports activities enhance the development of sports skills, high levels of discipline and team spirit among students.
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Dilkash Selected in Ludhiana District Cricket Association
Passionate and keen player, Dilkash, the student of VIII std. of Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana has been selected in Ludhiana District Cricket Association out of 250 aspirants who attended these trials. He
added one more feather to his cap which is a matter of pride to mention.
Dilkash has always been appreciated for his all-rounder performance in zonal as well as district level cricket tournaments. In session 2017-18 & 2018-19 he represented school cricket team in District Level Tournament and won Gold medal by securing first position. He was also selected in PCA trials in session 2017-18.
Chairman of the school, Dr. Rajesh Rudhra congratulated Dilkash on his achievement and inspired him to keep on performing with the same zeal and enthusiasm. He highlighted the fact that the school continues its legacy of producing State and National level players in sports arena.
Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Pujara congratulated the young achiever for his stupendous performance. She blessed the jubilant ‘Dilkash’ on his success and achievement. She encouraged him to reach far greater heights and said that, "The three pillars of cricket - discipline, determination and devotion - can not only guide one in cricket but in one's life."
Dilkash was in high spirit as left no stone unturned during practice to make his dreams come true.
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Mother Tongue Day
“A special kind of beauty exists which is born in language, of language, and for language”
by Gaston Bachelard.
Matribhasha Diwas (Mother Tongue Day) was celebrated in the school by organizing day-long activities in two languages –Mother Tongue Hindi and Regional Language Punjabi. The objective behind celebrating this day was to promote linguistic & cultural diversity, to highlight the important role of languages that play in preserving and developing our heritage.
Students from Classes I to VIII impressively showed their writing skills by Sulekh Writing in Hindi and Gurmukhi Writing in Punjabi. Some of the highlighting activities like writing name of teachers, name of members in the family motivated the students to enhance their basic neatness in writing and they explore their language knowledge with different hues and flavors. The participants very enthusiastically participated. This activity was mainly to encourage the students to learn basic language skills in mother tongue. It was a pleasant sight to watch those tiny hands working with their pencils and erasers to create a letter as beautiful as they could and recall all spellings and styles require to write in mother tongue and regional language.
Addressing the students, the revered Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara praised and applauded the efforts of the students. She appreciated the students with their precious pearls of encouragement. She advised the children to use the pure form of the language rather than “Hinglish” and develop an interest in our rich culture by reading and writing more for pleasure. Further she said that we are living in that nation which is blessed with many regional languages. It was a day when we bow to the love for our mother tongues. We should proudly say “Hindi hain ham watan hai Hindustaan hamaaraa”, irrespective of the languages that we speak and irrespective of the place we hail from.
On the whole, languages connect us and break down barriers when we unite to nurture the best in us and help each other succeed. Happy Mother Tongue Day!”
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Baisakhi Celebration
Baisakhi – the festival of harvest was celebrated with traditional fervour and gaiety and great enthusiasm in the premises of school. To mark the importance of this day, the school was dolled up and festooned with Baisakhi theme and a grand celebration. The whole school came alive with a brilliant activities organized for the students.
The day started by seeking the blessings of Almighty through recital of prayer. A special assembly was organized where the students presented vibrant and colorful programs depicting the festival, followed by speeches paying tributes to martyrs of Jallianwala Bagh Massacre saluting all the martyrs who lost their lives when thousands of unarmed men, women and children were killed by the British army on the orders of General Dyer.
On this day many activities and competitions were held in the school. ‘Squash Making Activity’ was held for the students of Pre-Primary and I Std. The toddlers, actively participated in squash making activity and set the mood for the festival celebrations. The Students of primary section presented folk songs an an ‘Inter House Singing Competition’ was organized for classes II-V. The students of middle section enthusiastically participated in group dance competition. Students attired in pretty Punjabi suits with glittering dupattas looked awesome. The presentation of Punjabi song was quite mesmerizing and reminded the audience about the great heritage and culture of Punjab. A vibrant & enthralling performance of Bhangra and Giddha fascinated the audience. The hall echoed with loud music and clapping by the audience. These engaging and fun filled activities were planned in such a manner that students went home feeling confident, connected to each other, and as a deeply valued member of our school community.
A small animated video on the festival was shown to the students. They were also made aware of the importance of this festival by showcasing the Punjabi culture. The purpose was to make the students aware about the historical background, significance and relevance of Baisakhi celebrations. The students were also told about various aspects of rural Punjab, its cultural heritage through tableaux showing the sowing, ploughing, harvesting, winnowing and gathering of crop.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, apprised everyone of the importance of the festival. She also threw light on the religious and historical importance of the festival .She, further, motivated the students to celebrate all festivals with great enthusiasm and energy and respect to promote harmony and brotherhood throughout the world. She acknowledged and appreciated all the students for giving such scintillating and vivacious performances.
As a whole, keeping up the tradition, the students and teachers celebrated Baisakhi in a colorful and cheerful manner. As Baisakhi is a festival of joy and celebrations, students enjoyed it in the same way. The day was full of joyous and learning for children. The entire school campus was immersed in the spirit of festivity.
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SUMMER CAMP
The two weeks Summer Camp concluded at Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana with a high note amid fun and learning. The camp was a hub of rejuvenation, rejoice, recreation and reinforcement where different activities were clubbed to make students improve their concentration, learning, imagination and develop their social skills. Spoken English, Personality Development, Western Dance, Classical Dance, Calligraphy, Abacus, Art & Craft, Sports like Cricket, Volleyball, Badminton, Karate, Skating, Kabaddi, Chess, Hockey, fitness were comprised to make it as a wholesome exposure for learners. More than 120 students participated in that array of activities.
Students were zealous to participate in these activities. A great change was noticed in the students as compared to the time back when they joined the camp.
On the last day of the camp a function was organized to exhibit the talent of students which was groomed in this camp. The show involved most of the students in a spectacular performance enriched with rich music, dance, play, speeches etc. The students presented their foundation of talents during this fantastic series of presentations. The confidence and the superb performance of the students on the stage kept the audience glued to their seats throughout the show.
The Chairman of Chain of Green Land Schools Sh. Rajesh Rudhra applauded the efforts of students and staff members. He expressed his happiness and encouraged the budding green knights to continue their toil and attain greater heights in life. He said that that these camps groom the hidden talent of students.
The Principal Mrs. Jyoti Pujara appreciated staff & students to put a great show all together. She said educational activities add learning in a fun and meaningful way is the need of the hour. These activities make the students love and enjoy the sweet creativity.
On the whole, children were blooming with beaming faces and a smile that they were proud to be a part of this camp.
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Baisakhi Celebration
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated ‘Baisakhi- the important harvest festival of Punjab with great zeal and fervour. Students as well as the teachers were in their gala mood and displayed great enthusiasm for the celebration. A whole set up of punjabi culture & tradition was visible on the day.
On this day many activities and competitions were held in the school. ‘Squash Making Activity’ was held for the students of Pre-Primary and I Std. An ‘Inter House Singing Competition’ was organized for classes II-V. Students attired in pretty Punjabi suits with glittering dupattas looked awesome. The presentation of Punjabi song was quite mesmerizing and reminded the audience about the great heritage and culture of Punjab. A vibrant & enthralling performance of Bhangra and Giddha fascinated the audience. The hall echoed with loud music and clapping by the audience. Students also gave speeches on Jallianwala Bagh massacre saluting all the martyrs who lost their lives when thousands of unarmed men, women and children were killed by the British army on the orders of General Dyer.
Principal Ms. Jyoti added more colours to this celebration & addressed the students highlighting the religious & social importance of the festival. She threw a limelight on the relevance of this day and also motivated the students to enrich their rich cultural heritage by imbibing moral values. She announced the judgement & congratulated the winners of Inter House Singing Competition and encouraged everybody to maintain beautiful culture of Punjab. First position was obtained by Jagriti House, Second position was acquired by Kirti House and Third position was won by Jyoti House.
The whole school wore the festive look of rich Punjabi culture. On the whole the Baisakhi celebration was enjoyed by one and all.
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Investiture Ceremony
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana earmarked the ‘Investiture Ceremony’ with high degree of sincerity & enthusiasm investing its outstanding students as office bearers. It was a day imbued with a sense of pride, humility and leadership to help the students feel the sense of responsibility and keeping the tradition of the institution.
The Investiture ceremony signifies the reliance and confidence that the school consigns in the newly invested office bearers. Donning the mantle of accountability, they also pledged to bestow their duties to the best of their abilities. We believe that the child centric approach will frame a responsible citizen.
The Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara conferred badges & sashes to the newly elected school council. This year the council comprised of Senior Head Boy SAKSHAM (XII COMMERCE) & Senior Head Girl TANYA (XII COMMERCE), School Secretaries MANISH KUMAR BIND (XI NON-MEDICAL) & CHHAVI JAIN (XI MEDICAL) and Junior Head Boy SHIVANSHU BHARDWAJ & Junior Head Girl ANVESHA SHARMA from VI std. who boasted with the feeling of pride and sense of responsibility surging in their heads. Captain- RUKSAAR PARVEEN (XI COMMERCE) & Vice Captain- VANSH SOHI (IX BACON) of Jagriti House, Captain- JASHANPREET KAUR (XI NON-MEDICAL) & Vice Captain- MEHAK SIDHU (IX Bacon) of Jyoti House, Captain- DHRUV ARORA (X BACON) & Vice Captain- RAJ KANWAR SINGH (IX BACON)of Kirti House & Captain- SHUBAM KUMAR (XI COMMERCE) & Vice Captain- SAVLEEN SINGH (X CHAUCER) of Shakti House, Prefects of all the houses and all Class Representatives took the stage and were also adorned with sashes and badges. It was followed by an Oath Taking Ceremony by the elected School Council pledging solidarity, loyalty and devotion to their alma mater. Teachers who have been chosen as the House Minister and Deputy Minister were also announced formally.
The revered Principal congratulated them and admonished them to be impartial and honest in discharging their duties. She also exhorted them to uphold the values. She reminded them that with position comes responsibility towards themselves, their school and peers and struggles help one to achieve heights. She advised them to be role models and extended a supporting hand to the students’ council for the smooth running of the school.
On the whole, the stage lit up with vibrant colors of the different flags and the event reinstated the faith in the caliber and leadership of the future generation.
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Closing of Summer Camp
The two weeks Summer Camp concluded at Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar Ludhiana with high note amid fun, frolic and lifelong learning. The prestigious school regimented a wide range of activities like Spoken English, Western Dance and Music, Classical Dance and Music, Flameless Cooking, Art & Craft, Calligraphy, Sports like Cricket, Basketball, Badminton, Skating, Chess, Yoga, Hockey, Fitness and Aerobics etc. The camp was organized to cater the needs of young learners and to encourage them to enjoy diversity of extra-curricular activities and enable them to use their leisure time in a productive and fun-filled way. A wide range of activities were adjunct to provide the students an opportunity for introspection, self-discipline, self-discovery and creativity. The two weeks Summer Camp provided the students adventurous, active and healthy summer. The students actively and robustly participated in the various activities.
On the last day of the Camp a function was organized to entitle the students to unveil their flair and artistry in which they were groomed during the camp. The students spellbound the audience with their talent and astounding performances.
Sh. Rajesh Rudra, the Chairman of Chain of Green Land Schools and the Principal, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara appreciated the students and the staff members for organising the blend of learning and fun filled activities and making the summer camp a success. They said that the main aim of the summer camp was to enable the students to develop their abilities and enthusiasm for sports and extra-curricular activities which they can enjoy and excel in. Thus, the school creates plenty of opportunities for the students to carve out a niche for themselves in various fields by participating in sports and various activities. The principal in her address call for proactive approach from parents to identify, nurture and appreciate their children’s creativities.
On the whole, the school Champs were blooming with beaming faces and smile and feeling proud to be the part of nurturing Summer Camp.
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Inter class Poetry Recitation Competition
“Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought
and the thought has found words” - Robert Frost
An Inter class Poetry Recitation Competition was organized at Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar for the students of Primary Wing. Beauty is the realm of poetry, children enjoy the beauty of expression, thoughts, feeling, rhyme, rhythm and music of words. Taking all these facts into consideration the children got an opportunity to exhibit their talent and confidence. The competition inspired the children to come forward and recite on stage.
The children came up with different poems on the topic “Environment Conservation” and recited them withgreat zeal and enthusiasm.
The competition was conducted in two categories i.e. Category-A (II & III standard) and Category-B (IV-V standard). Four students from each class & section participated in two categories for the competition. All the class teachers put their efforts to recite the poems in the coherent form and students proved that a really great talent finds its happiness in execution.
This competition really proved beneficial for the students to pursue a rich and enjoyable language learning experience. The whole school was captivated with the charm, confidence and conviction of students. The students were judged on parameters like confidence, voice modulation, dramatic appropriateness, the props used and on the overall presentation. Ms. Deepali Headmistress and Ms. Priya teacher of Primary Wing were the judges.
But the final judgment was made by Mrs. Jyoti Pujara who is a poet and worthy Principal of the school. She also declared the final result.
From Category A Sanvi Sharma of Class III Chaucer stood first, whereas, Sneha of Class II Bacon, Aahana Sharma of Class III Chaucer and Rajvi of Class II Bacon, Tanvi of Class III Bacon secured the second and third position respectively.
From Category B Naina of Class IV Chaucer & Ritika of Class IV Bacon were declared as the first position holder and Simran of Class IV Chaucer and Smayra of Class IV Bacon stood second and Mehak of Class V Chaucer and Yashita of Class IV Bacon stood third in the competition.
The honourable Principal of the school congratulated the winners and applauded all the participants for their superb performance. She explained the right way of poetry recitation and emphasized that poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings. She also quoted the lines of great poet Robert Frost, “Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words”. She motivated the students to always showcase their talent in spectra of activities.
On the whole, the competition was a great success and the standards set by the students were high.
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HAND WASH DAY
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized ‘Global Hand Washing Day’. School evidently believes in all round development of the students, in this prospects school strives to inculcate good habits among students.
This year’s theme is ‘Our Hands, Our Future’, highlighting how the benefits of handwashing go beyond protecting one’s own health. Good handwashing can prevent disease outbreaks, reduce school absences, and improve healthcare outcomes. Teachers had shown Power Point Presentation to the students conveying the message of hygiene. Students prepared charts depicting healthy and hygienic habits. The steps of proper cleaning of hands were displayed in the charts. Students explained their depictions in form of class presentations. It was practical experience earned by students as teachers instructed them to wash the hands properly following up the correct seven steps.
Principal Ms. Jyoti Pujara highlighted the importance of hand hygiene as it plays a vital role in the healthy growth of students. She motivated them to convey the same message to their parents and neighbour to get the healthy & fit society.
The motto of organizing this event truly lived up when these students found concerned for cleaning their hands before & after their Lunch break during school timing.
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CBSE Cluster XVI- TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Star players of Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana embarked their potential by bringing positions in CBSE Cluster XVI held at Amritsar from 27th to 30th September, 2018.
The students emerged victorious in Table Tennis Tournament in different categories of Girls.
In table tennis tournament U-17 (Girls), Jaansheen, Muskan, Pratiksha won third position.
In U-19 (Girls) Chhavi and Harsimranjeet bagged third position by clinching the Bronze Medal.
Students were in high spirits after securing positions in the competition. They said it was a cut throat competition.
Chairman cum Director of the Chain of Green Land Schools, Dr. Rajesh Rudhra congratulated the winning teams and inspired them to play with harmony and team spirit. He encouraged the students to participate more in games for their all-round development. He further added that sports rejuvenate the mind and soul & helps in the overall development of the child.
Principal Dr. Jyoti Pujara congratulated the winners and applauded their relentless efforts. She also motivated them to maintain such team spirit and pursue their goals with determination.
Students of Green Land Convent School made the teachers and parents feel proud with their glorious and outstanding performance as they had extremely performed well in all the tournaments.
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Birth Anniversary of 10th Guru of Sikhs ‘Guru Gobind Singh Ji’
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated the Birth Anniversary of 10th Guru of Sikhs ‘Guru Gobind Singh Ji’, with great zeal and enthusiasm. The main motive to celebrate this day was to assert the values, morals, principles and teachings of Guru Gobind Singh Ji.
The pious day commemorated with obeisance to the holy soul & Shabad Gayan by the students of the school. Life history of Guru Ji was narrated on this occasion. Little ones of Primary wing acted as ‘Panj Pyaras’. It was really a wonderful and appreciable efforts made by the students. Students were entreated with speeches given by teachers and fellow students. The atmosphere was devotional and blissful everywhere. Shabad Kirtan was performed by the senior students who filled the essence of Naam Ras in the entire sangat. The students were fascinated to learn how the Guru acquired the stature as both saint and soldier. All the students and staff members showed their love towards their guru performed the sewa with full dedication.
The Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara while wishing ‘Happy Gurupurab’ explained the main teachings of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. She told that we should follow the path of righteousness and should always be ready to sacrifice our lives for the welfare of mankind. The premises seemed to be pristine and possessed a sense of eternity all around.
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National Voter’s Day
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated the National Voter’s Day with great fervor and enthusiasm. It is celebrated every year to spread awareness about the necessity of voting and to encourage young generation towards the voting rights. It is a day to celebrate the right to vote and vibrant democracy of India. The celebration started with the speeches and recitation of poems with the theme of ‘Relevance and significance of Right to Vote’ and ‘Can Right to Vote leads to good governance?’.
While addressing to the students, Principal of the school Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara enlightened the students about the importance of this day. She stressed that voting was the way of expression of opinion and brings change for the better. She added that this day aims at increasing the enrolment of voters, especially to encourage participation of newly eligible young voters and ensure universal adult franchise. She motivated the students to pass on this message to all the adults in their families and neigbourhood to always cast their vote being unbiased.
On the whole National Voters Day was celebrated to raise awareness among youngsters about their rights.
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Handwriting and Calligraphy Competition
“Our handwriting style depicts our personality traits”
An English Calligraphy and Handwriting Competition was conducted in the school in order to improve presentation skills and to inculcate habit of good handwriting among students. All students from Class I to VIII participated in this competition with great enthusiasm and showed excellent creativity through their writing skills.
The aim of the competition was to encourage the students to write neatly and present the content in proper manner. In this competition, all students exhibited their writing skills in different forms of calligraphy like Old English, Humming Bird. The assessment was done by a selected panel of teachers on the basis of writing style, curves and patterns, legibility and neatness, beautification etc.
This event was held in view of the changing ways of communication due to growing interest in computers. In the era of technology, handwriting skills have been forgotten these days. So to overcome these problems this competition is regularly done in the school premises.
At the end of the competition, the results were announced by the school Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara and she appreciated all participants’ spirit of learning and congratulated the winners. She said that the adolescents of today should be encouraged to write properly and for this, such type competitions turn out to be very meaningful for the students. Since calligraphy not only improves writing skills but also teaches students about their unique structure and the beauty of the language.
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World Heritage Day
The ‘World Heritage Day’ was celebrated in the premises of school with cultural and traditional fervor, gaiety and great enthusiasm. An informative and entertaining presentation on the heritage was organized to mark the importance of preserving world this day; the school was dolled up and festooned with cultural theme and grand celebrations. The whole school came alive with a brilliant cultural activities organized for the students.
A special assembly was organized to mark the importance of world heritage day. The students of Grade II to V presented trivial activities based on the development of our culture in the morning assembly, to enkindle and induce love for our country’s heritage, thus giving it a special discourse. This day was celebrated for conservation of our boundless heritage so that our generation can comprehend its importance & history and pass it on as an honor to the next generation. Several competitions were organized for the students of Std. II to V on the topic ‘Cultural Games of Punjab’. The main attractions of the day were games like Gilli Danda, Bantey, Stapu, Poshampa, Geete, Pithu Garam etc. Students participated in it with utmost enthusiasm and zeal. Vigorous participation of all students was seen in the competitions.
The students learned that heritage refers to practices that are passed down through the years, from one generation to the next which includes culture, tradition, clothing, flora, fauna and also historical monuments. This special day offered an opportunity to raise awareness about the diversity of cultural heritage and the efforts that are required to protect and conserve it. The students of the Middle school thoroughly enjoyed the skit, poetry recitation and dance performance which showcased the talents of our sprightly fifth graders!
Our Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara motivated and advised the students to preserve and conserve the monuments and cultural heritage of India. As these monuments are the foretellers of the past. She encouraged the students to celebrate their cultural traditions in the wide context of the great diversity of cultures and beliefs that make up the world and nation. She further motivated the students to actively participate in sports and games.
On the whole, the celebrations were marked as an endeavor to sensitize the children about the rich culture and heritage of India. A blend of various performances depicted culture of Punjab and showcased the talent of children. Students enthralled the audience with their alluring performance. It was a delight to watch the enthralling show of folk games of Punjab where students displayed their potential to win.
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International Yoga Day-2019 Celebrations
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated World Yoga Day in the school premises with great zeal and fervour. Since its inception in the year 2015, June 21st is celebrated as The International Day of Yoga all over the world to make this ancient practice popular among the present generation and to raise awareness about the benefits of practicing yoga among youth.
“Yoga is the journey of the self, to the self, through the self”, Keeping it in view, The International Yoga Day was celebrated by the students and teachers in the school premises with great enthusiasm. A zero hour was created to facilitate yoga and train students how to do it and educate them about its benefits. Students demonstrated various asanas followed by Omkar chanting. Warm up exercises were taken and all the students performed sitting and standing asanas, importance of these were explained simultaneously. Despite many teachers well-tuned with various aspects, dimensions and practices of yoga, the school management had appointed yoga teachers to help the students learn yoga to keep physically fit and mentally healthy.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara said that Yoga is an invaluable gift of India’s ancient tradition. It embodies unity of mind and body, thought and action. She further discussed some ways and dimensions of different types of pranayama. She reckoned many benefits of early rising and practicing yoga in routine. She also pointed out the contribution of yoga in maintaining fitness and good health and how it helps students to memorize something and understand a concept and its context. She said that yoga is the scientific way of living healthy and increasing life expectancy. It brings a divine glow on the face and makes us wise.
Overall, it was a fun filled day with series of activities. The celebration concluded with synchronized recitation of shlokas. She encouraged students to practice regular yoga to remain fit and improve concentration.
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An Inter House English Quiz
“An English Quiz” was organized on 11/07/2019 to encourage students to look beyond their textual knowledge and establish a relationship between theory and application of the learnt concepts. The competition also aimed to foster interaction between students and also to make them more resourceful to develop academically.
An Inter House English Quiz, with an earnest endeavor to enhance the prevailing quality of English as a discipline, among the students, was organized for senior section in the school premises. The quiz was presented in an interactive manner and the students enthusiastically participated in it. It commenced with the declaration of the rules and regulations of the competition in front of the participants. The competition commenced with questions related to idioms, riddles, books, authors and quotes; as a standard practice, the second round was ‘Rapid Fire’ which was a mixed bag packed with diversified questions, covering wide range of language, renowned Authors, Poets, Novelists, Idioms, riddles and all other aspects of the subject, to evolve a positive response from the competitors. The third round was based on ‘audio-Visual Clippings’ which challenged the students to identify the world renowned Poets, authors and movie clippings. The last round was based on buzzer round related to spellings, names of books, authors & awards along with visuals.
The Students participated with enthuse and showed their learning about the most loved language of the world-English. The contest was a great success, as not only the participants, but the entire audience, who with utmost ease and confidence was able to positively response to the questions, each time they were forwarded to the vast gathering for answering. In fact, all the participants displayed a commendable level of awareness and knowledge of English as a discipline and gave each other a tough fight for the top honors. Their strive to be declared as winners continued till the very end of the contest. Finally Jyoti House merged as winners, while the second position was secured by Kirti House and the third position was shared by Shakti House. The program ended up with a motivational speech by the Principal.
Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, said that these competitions help students to practice more and to improve their level of competitiveness. She congratulated the winner teams and encouraged the students to be up-dated by reading the newspaper and listening and watching the news. She inspired the students to participate in such competitions in future as well to keep their knowledge up-to-date. She lauded the efforts of the winners of the competition and complimented the teachers on the successful execution of the events.
By all standards, the English quiz competition was highly informative and educative for all assembled in the auditorium at the time of the contest. The students displayed ecstatic spirit and enjoyed the quiz to the fullest. The students participated with enthusiasm and zeal and tried their level best to win the quiz.
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INVESTITURE CEREMONY
On the occasion of ‘International Labour Day’ Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana earmarked the ‘Investiture Ceremony’ with high degree of sincerity & enthusiasm investing its outstanding students as office bearers. It was a day imbued with a sense of pride, humility and leadership to help the students feel the sense of responsibility and keeping the tradition of the institution. The solemn Investiture Ceremony commenced with a rendition of jubilant performance by school choir and dance performances to enlighten the undaunted spirit of dedication and confidence for their new role models.
The revered Principal, Ms. Jyoti conferred badges & sashes to the newly elected school council. This year the council comprised of Senior Head Boy Rishi Sharma (XII Non-Medical) & Senior Head Girl Pooja (XII Non-Medical), School Secretaries Nitish & Mehul (XI Medical) and Junior Head Boy Vansh Arora (VI Chaucer) & Junior Head Girl Misthi Sahai (VI Chaucer) who boasted with the feeling of pride and sense of responsibility surging in their heads. Captain- Armanjot (X Bacon) & Vice Captain- Inderpreet Kaur (IX Chaucer) of Jagriti House, Captain- Saksham (XI Commerce) & Vice Captain- Jaansheen (IX Bacon) of Jyoti House, Captain- Agampreet Singh Bhatia (X Chaucer) & Vice Captain- Arshleen (IX Chaucer)of Kirti House & Captain- Shubham Kumar (X Chaucer) & Vice Captain- Tanisha Gupta (X Bacon) of Shakti House, Prefects of all the houses and all Class Representatives took the stage and were also adorned with sashes and badges. It was followed by an Oath Taking Ceremony by the elected School Council pledging solidarity, loyalty and devotion to their alma mater. Teachers who have been chosen as the House Minister and Deputy Minister were also announced formally.
The Principal congratulated the post holders and listed her expectations from the New Council Body. Apart from nurturing leadership skills, she also emphasized on the values that one must inculcate. Honesty, determination, discipline, wisdom, humility and aspirations are the words they need to pay heed to. She also advised them to be the role models and exemplary in their work.
The event ended on a note of positivity and willingness, with the New Council Body promising to do their best in whichever way they can. They were ready to encounter the challenges that would come on their way & would work upon their weaknesses as well. In this way, the investiture ceremony concluded with lot of hopes & aspirations for our future leaders & it was a great success with the participation of all our students & teachers, without whom it would not have been so impactful.
On the whole the day was a mark of leadership, day of greetings in a gesture of leadership approach on which the school motto resides.
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Inter School Vedik Declamation Contest
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana taking ecstatic proud on Dhruv Arora the student of class IX who added wings of success to the school glory by securing third position in Inter School Vedik Declamation Contest organized by Ved Prachar Mandal.
Dhruv Arora was happy and excited to get the reward of his hard work. He said it was a cut throat competition.
The Principal Mrs. Jyoti Pujara congratulated & appreciated the efforts of Dhruv Arora and boosted his spirits high by motivating him to continue the efforts in future. She said that education is not only learning of facts but also training of the mind. So, students just need a catalyst to ignite the spark of knowledge.
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Ambedkar Jayanti
Green Land Convent School New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana, celebrated the day in order to commemorate the Birth Anniversary of father of Indian Constitution - Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar and his contributions for the people of India.
On the occasion a special Morning Assembly was organized on a spiritual note with the school prayer. Four of our students Suhani, Jannat, Sana and Kushagar of Class V spoke in brief about him. In their speech, they cited about Dr. Ambedkar’s birth and his contribution in the framing of our Indian Constitution and also its application which is our future responsibility. Students were made aware about Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's personality as an economist, anthropologist and socialist.
The Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti and the students paid floral tribute to the great legend of India. She highlighted Dr. Ambedkar’s major contribution i.e. protecting the Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy in the Indian Constitution. She inspired the students with a beautiful quote by Dr. Ambedkar “One need not be born into great and influential families but with goal, hard work and responsibilities one can become great”. She told that Dr. B. R. Ambedkar was as an economist who propounded gold monetization much before the world.
On the whole the day echoed with the immense contribution of pioneer of our motherland.
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Inter House Dance Competition
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized ‘Inter House Dance Competition’ on the occasion of International Dance Day for the students of Primary Section in which students participated with great vigour and enthusiasm. The day was introduced in 1982 by the International Dance Committee of the UNESCO, International Theatre Institute. The day was chosen to commemorate the birthday of Jean George’s Noverre, a French dancer.
The students showcased their talent through various dance forms across the world like Jazz, Hip Hop and Indian classical dance. It was really an amazing sight to see students dancing with a bright smile and confidence. The hall echoed with loud music and clapping by the audience.
Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara said that she was proud to see such higher level of talent among students. She said that kids love to dance and they can dance to the rhythms of music, bring out their inner dancing star & learn a medley of dance moves from around the world. Such events aim at bringing elements of fun and excitement through the spirit of competition.
She applauded the efforts of the students & announced the judgement. First position was obtained by Kirti House, Second position was acquired by Shakti House and Third position was won by Jyoti House.
On the whole the day had a complete ambience of joy and happiness. A sense of satisfaction and expression of pride could be seen on everybody’s countenance.
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World Environment Day
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated ‘World Environment Day’ to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining and defending Mother Nature and the entire planet from further destruction that stems from natural disasters caused by human activities. The school firmly believes in instilling the strong sense of belongingness towards the planet Earth.
“ Let’s join our hands to make out biological mother, the earth a better place to live in.” With this thought, the school campus was reverberated with excitement and enthusiasm. The Green Nights were sensitized about the need to save the environment, and the beauty and bounty of our planet.
The colourful charts like ‘Go Green’, ‘Save Mother Earth’, Don’t Blow It – Good Planets are Hard to Find’ were put up to encourage the children to be eco- friendly and preserving biodiversity. An Inter House Poster Making Competition was held in which the students painted their creative thoughts on nature conservation and exhibited their artistic skills. A very strong message was conveyed through the posters that man’s greed not need that depletes the nature and brings calamities to the created order.
Keeping in mind the philosophy of the Father of Nation to save environment, The Principal, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara, Strived hard to imbibe values in her students not only by preaching but by developing appropriate attitude to take requisite measures towards the well-being of mother earth and one’s ownself. She appreciated the efforts made by the students to showcase their intellectual acumen. She highlighted the importance of celebrating the ‘World Environment Day’ which brings happiness to every individual. In her speech she said that humans are both the creatures and moulders of the environment. Thus it is the time to make the transition from arm choir activism to environment protection.
Conclusively, the entire day was devoted to the environment as of a veridical adherence to our divine planet, Earth.
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Van Mahotsav Week
If a tree is saved even at the cost of one’s head, ‘its’ worth it.
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana commenced ‘Van Mahotsav Week’ with great massive awareness and educational purpose. Meaningful messages were put up all around on the importance of trees and how they are the 'Lifelines'. The overall objective of celebrating the day is to sensitise masses and to generate awareness among the students. The students were a step ahead with a scintillating programme in the campus.
Adding more fervour to the proceedings and celebrations, a spectrum of activities were planned for the day for children to let them get a feel of the earth and nature. The Plantation Drive and Poster Making Competition were organized for students of all classes to incorporate the sensitivity towards resources around us and to aware the students to consciously slow down the effect of technology and modernization on the dwindling and fragile eco-system. Each poster had a unique story to tell and spread the message that the green plant we live in must be cared for. Trees are the kindest thing we grow as they fulfill all our basic needs. But their depletion has become the serious problem.
In the 'Plantation Drive' the students planted the saplings of different types of plants like Christmas tree, Postal Palm, Areca Palm, Rabish Palm, China Palm etc. brought by them which inculcate the sense of responsibility among students. The worthy school Principal and teachers also planted various saplings.
The Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti addressed that this initiative has been taken so that the students learn and spread awareness about the importance of ‘Flora and Fauna’ in human life as they are the pillars of future world. She proposed to make the entire campus polythene free which will encourage others to realize their social and moral duty towards our environment. She also recalled the words of great poet John Milton, “ Accuse not nature, it hath done her part, do thou but thine.” and inspired the students to plant more and more trees to bringing back our lost forests.
Thus the programme evoked feelings of love for God’s beautiful creation and everyone at the school renewed the pledge to protect the environment. Van Mahotsav week came up to be a great success. The event helped to bring awareness about the green cover around us. It also helped in strengthening the bond between plants and humans. Students got to learn a lot and will always cherish the memories of this important occasion.
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HINDI DECLAMATION
Green land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana adding in plethora of inter-class activities organized Hindi Declamation contest supported by Ved Prachar Mandal. The competition aimed to promote the skills of effective Public speaking. The participants enthusiastically expressed their views on the topics: “Gita’s soul – KARMA”, “Stress Management Tool – YOGA”, “The goal of Human Life – GOD REALISATION”, “Fortune and Hope” etc.
The listeners were impressed by the confidence exhibited by the students as they voiced their opinion in strong and powerful words in neck to neck competition where each tried to outshine the other to the best of his / her ability.
The Principal of the school, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara addressed and appreciated students for their efforts. She said that by participating in such declamation contests students learn the skills of combining eloquent language with equally eloquent delivery which is basic purpose of the education. She added that declamation is a fantastic speaking event to improve public speaking prowess and it provides opportunity for budding youth to show their hidden talent.
Dhruv of Class X-Bacon was the winner of Declamation contest followed by Inderpreet Kaur of Class X-Chaucer at second position and Savleen Singh of Class X-Chaucer at Third position.
On the whole, it was truly a spectacular experience offering a perfect platform for the exchange of ideas and creativity.
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CBSE Cluster NORTH Zone –II CHESS TOURNAMENT
Enthusiastic and energetic players of Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana embarked their potential by bringing positions in CBSE Cluster NORTH Zone –II held at Haryana (Dist. Jind) from 30th September to 2nd October, 2018.
Arunav, Deepanshu, Rohit and Tushar emerged victorious in chess Team by clinching Bronze Medal for getting third position in U-19 (Boys) category. Students were in high spirits after securing positions and clinching medals in the competition and said it was a cut throat competition.
Chairman of the school, Dr. Rajesh Rudra appreciated the students for their hardwork and dedication towards the game. He said that the school hopes to get many more such victories in upcoming tournaments.
Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Pujara congratulated the winning students and appreciated them for the stupendous efforts and their talents. She motivated them to progress their skills and involvement in the game will help them to flourish in future.
Winners with their glorious and outstanding achievements through focus and concentration made the teachers and parents feel proud.
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‘Des Prem Diwas’
To instill dedication, sincerity and fighting spirit among students, Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana paid tribute to our Charismatic leader Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. The day was celebrated as ‘Des Prem Diwas’.
On this occasion, Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, staff members and the students offered floral tribute to the great soul of our nation Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. As a mark of tribute, a special assembly was organized by the students which comprised of thoughts and teachings of Netaji. A speech on the life and achievements of Netaji was delivered. Slogans like “Freedom is not given, it is taken” and “You give me blood and I will give you Independence!” reminded about his great sacrifice for the freedom of our country.
During this patriotic day, tiny tots from Kindergarten came dressed up in Netaji’s attire and represented “Desh Prem Divas” in order to re-memorize his great sacrifice towards the country. They were all thrilled and excited while they replicated one of the legendary figure on the stage. They sang patriotic rhymes and attributed the illustrious leaders as great patriots and men of action.
The revered Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara salute Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose on his 122nd birth anniversary. She added that his valour played a major role in freeing India from colonialism and he was a great intellectual who always thought about the interests & well being of the marginalised sections of society. She also extorted the students to always remember the great leaders who fought for our freedom and recognize their contribution.
Thus, the event was a successful in inculcating the feeling of patriotism, leadership, promises and hope among students.
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Basant Panchami
Basant Panchami , the festival marking the start of spring and Holi Seasons was celebrated in the school with religious fervor. The ambience was filled with jubilation.The children arrived dressed in radiant shades of yellow, which is both the colour of Spring and that associated with Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of learning who is worshipped on the occasion. The spring of joy took over when a prayer ceremony worshipping Goddess Saraswati was led by offerings of spring flowers by all the students & staff of the school and distribution of Prasad amongst all.
A special assembly was held on this day. It started with the children and teachers singing ‘Saraswati Vandana’. This was followed by a presentation on the various aspects of the festival. Children carried their books with them to attain the blessings of ‘Maa Saraswati’. They also learnt about the importance of showing respect to books as they are repositories of wisdom and knowledge. The assembly concluded with an inspirational song which was sung by the students.
To make it a joyful day, Pre-primary wing of the school buzzed with various activities. Dal Pasting Activity was organized for tiny tots. The students of K.G. wing sought blessings from the Goddess of Knowledge. Yellow gaudy costumes and traditional jewellery worn by tiny tots caught the eyes of the beholders. Students enjoyed ‘Yellow Day’ as it signifies cheerfulness, wisdom, auspiciousness and intellectuality, is a symbol of spring. Students brought a delicious savoury yellow in their tiffin as well and enjoyed their nutrimeal while dining together.
The Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara motivated the students to be progressive learners, setting big goals and putting dedicated efforts as a promising and flourishing human harvest. She said that the festival signifies the happiness and comes to brighten up our lives and bless us with the joys that last throughout the year. She also emphasized on maximum plantation for healthy environment.
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Guru Ravidas Jayanti
The staff and the students of the school paid obeisance to ‘Guru Ravidas Ji’ on his birth anniversary. On this auspicious day insightful teachings of Guru Ravidas have been framed in the form of shabads and bhajans, which make the whole environment religious and pious. The students also delivered speeches on the life history of Guru Ravidas Ji, his contributions and teachings.
The Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, paid floral tribute to Sant Ravidas Ji. She described Him as a social religious reformer, a philosopher and Theosphist. She said that Guru Ravidas Ji was one of those great saints who contributed in a big way in removal of the ills of the society. He propagated society to come out of shackles of caste, creed and colour which sets the path of ideal and virtuous living, universal humanism and the oneness of mankind. His pure thoughts and ideals have a profound impact on society. She further added that like Guru Ji we all should live a life of simplicity and piety. If we follow His teachings sincerely we can build a better world.
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Celebration of World Health Day
The World Health Day was celebrated in the premises with varieties of participatory activities involving school children to draw their attention towards the importance of global health.
Various activities based on the theme “Verbal presentation on World Health Day” was accomplished in the form of drawing competitions and speeches. The pupils were encouraged to undertake the activities. A Talk on Food &Health was delivered in the morning assembly which reinforced the importance of balanced diet and food safety. An Art Competition was conducted for students in different groups. Vegetable drawing and painting activities were organized for the tiny tots of Pre- Primary Wing .The pupils with best presentations from each grade were awarded in order to boost them.
Thereafter, a yoga camp was organized for the students of Primary Wing. A well-developed involvement of pupils was discerned. Pupils from II to V grade, showed intense and eagerness and enjoyment in conducting the yoga asana and gave marvelous performance.
The Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara paid a call on to all the grades and persuaded the children for their engagement at a large scale. She said that the school has always stood by the cause of social regeneration. Addressing the assembly, she recognized the full worth of their presentations and motivated them for always being conscious for their health. She said that students must follow good healthy habits like eating nutritious food and do the physical activity every day. All must take care of personal hygiene and cleanliness of their neighbourhood. Then only one can lead a healthy style.
On the whole, this day was observed to mark the founding of WHO. It was a unique experience to come together for one day to promote actions that can improve our health. The students celebrated it with great aplomb by enhancing awareness about it.At the end of the day the students understood to enjoy the glow of good health, exercise and a balanced meal.
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Ambedkar Jayanti
A homage was paid homage to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar on the auspicious occasion of Ambedkar Jayanti. It was celebrated to mark the birthday of Babasaheb Ambedkar, an Indian jurist, politician, philosopher, anthropologist, historian and economist who was also the principal architect of the Constitution of India.
A special assembly was conducted to commemorate his teachings and works by the Green Knights. Recitation of a soulful shabad marked the beginning of the function on a religious note. The contributions of Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar were recalled by all through an informative speech. Important incidents from his life were narrated to students for inculcating good values among them.
The achievements and contributions of Dr. Ambedkar were highlighted and emphasis was laid on his writing a vase and lengthiest Constitution of the world. His contributions to the uplift of lower caste people were also highlighted. Primary children, recited a few lines on his life history. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem, where all the students and teachers sang with honor and pride!
The Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara and the students paid floral tribute to the great legend of India on his birth anniversary. She explained the impact and significance Baba Saheb had during his times. She further, motivated the students to follow Dr. Ambedkar’s footsteps and inculcate his values in their lives to achieve their aim and uplift society.
On the whole the day echoed with the immense contribution of pioneer of our motherland. The students paid tribute to their great leader and the ‘Architect of the Indian Constitution’. They learnt that life should be great rather than long. The students dedicated their heart and soul to make it a huge success.
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World Environment Day
World Environment Day with full vigour and enthusiasm in premises of school. The main aim of observing this day is to change attitude towards environment and advocate partnership between each human being and society to ensure a safe future.
“Let’s nurture the nature, so that we can have a better future”, keeping it in view, World Environment Day was celebrated in the school premises. The school choir presented a mellifluous song on the occasion. A week long cleanliness drive ensured that the students neatly turned out their classrooms. The Green Knights of middle and senior section collectively participated in doing the beautiful craft work based on Environment Day. They were made to communicate few lines and posters conveying the message of keeping surroundings clean and in turn taking care of the “Mother Earth”. Children displayed their artistic and linguistic skills while showcasing their awareness about conserving natural resources. Students and staff members took pledge during the occasion. The celebrations concluded with the National Anthem and the belief that the students would respect their natural inheritance and be good caretaker of their planet.
Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara in her address appreciated the efforts of young toddlers and added that we are fortunate to have born on Earth and reminded children of their responsibility towards “Mother Earth ” and administered a pledge to protect and save our fast depleting natural resources. She motivated the students that we should join our hands together to save our mother Earth from the increasing environmental degradation and exhorted everybody to save flora and fauna, soil and water from the unhealthy man-made practices growing industrialization and urbanization.
Conclusively, the entire day was devoted to encourage the students to make our “Mother Earth clean”. The response of the students was overwhelming and the motive of enlightening Generation next took the shape of a reality.
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International Mango Festival
“Mango Party” was organized on the occasion of “International Mango Festival” on 08/07/2019 for the tiny tots of Montessori wing with much enthusiasm in the premises of school. The aim of organizing the event was to impart all information related to mangoes in a fun way.
It was a perfect sweet juicy morning to celebrate the season of the king of fruits “Mango” with a fun-filled learning opportunity in the form of a Mango Party. The whole school campus was decorated in yellow and green, in tune with the theme of the party. The little angels came dressed in shades of yellow and so did the teachers. The “Mango Party” mania was kicked off by introducing different types of mangoes in the morning assembly. Children were introduced to an array of mangoes such as dussehri, safeda, chausa and langda. The children touched, smelled, and held the mangoes in an attempt to distinguish one from the other. They were quite excited and eager to know more about mangoes and their kinds.
Later in the day, the teachers and children engaged in various creative activities such as thumb printing, paper tearing and pasting, and drawing of mangoes. The children were able to associate with the shape, form and size of a mango better than before, and were proud of the drawings they made. The Toddlers participated in the ‘Mango Shake Activity’, where in teachers prepared mango shake in the class. This was followed by super cool food session. Children enjoyed eating summer fruits and relished ice cream and mango milk shake. Refreshing drinks to sip and music to make the mood were relished by all. They were delighted to experience such a stupendous time. Children shared and relished various varieties of mangoes they had brought as special tiffin.
The laudable Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, started with a general conversation about the king of fruits- Mango, followed by the nutrients it offers like- vitamin-C and vitamin-A. She further briefed the students about the features of this fibrous fruit which helps to boost our digestive system and prevents from getting heat- stroke. She also told about the various forms of its consumption such as- mango shake, ice cream, jam, pickle, chutney etc.
Over-all, it was an ecstatic day, filled with experiential learning, events, celebrations and much more. Having thoroughly enjoyed the day, children left the school clutching to the fruity delight, as a reminder of the fun-n-learn mango party, they had enjoyed immensely at the school which might turn out to be the best mango season yet!
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Cambridge English Assessment Exam
Cambridge English Assessment Exam was successfully conducted to test the speaking skills of the young learners in its school premises. The aim of conducting this exam is to emphasize the importance of the international language among the students. To ensure that the learners have achieved the desired proficiency level towards the end of their Cambridge session, the board decided to conduct assessments for speaking for the young learners.
The speaking test was conducted at six levels which included Starters, Movers, Flyers, Ket, Pet and FCE. Before appearing for the exam, a series of mock tests were conducted by the school to make learning English enjoyable, effective and rewarding. The students were motivated to learn English and develop practical skills for the real world. The Cambridge exam focused on a level of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), testing learners’ speaking skills.
Speaking on the occasion, the revered Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara said that Good communication skill is the objective of any language learning so that the learners of any language are able to interpret what is being said and are able to express them well are important parameters while assessing their proficiency level in the said language. She appreciated the stalwart endeavors of the students and faculty members. She congratulated them for the successful completion of the task.
Over all, it was the most exciting day of the academic year, the day on which the heart beat the fastest. The school premises were charged with excitement, vigor and happiness on stupendous performance of students in their Cambridge English exam.
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Article 370 & Article 35-A which gave 'special' status to Jammu & Kashmir
The staff and the students school were in an ecstatic mood at the declaration to revoke the Article 370 & Article 35-A which gave 'special' status to Jammu & Kashmir region which was damaging the unity and integrity of India. It is a day to celebrate the conquest of Democracy of India.
A special morning assembly was organised to congratulate the honorable Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi and Home Minister Sh. Amit Shah for the impressive decision of abolishing Article 370 & Article 35-A. A documentary based on the history of Jammu & Kashmir and its special status was demonstrated to the students. The dance team of the school dedicated a special performance on Bhangra beats to the great sons of India. The ambience in the school was filled with overwhelming patriotism and respect for the nation. The team of Green Knights said they have strong persuasion that the country will progress by leaps and bounds under his able leadership. The national flag was hoisted by our revered Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara with due solemnity and dignity on the school campus.
The staff and students also paid homage to the victims & survivors of Hiroshima & Nagasaki bombing. Through the speeches, the students acquainted everyone with gloom and despondency of this eviler and malicious attack which is a disconsolate bolt on the history of this world. A two-minute silence was marked as a respect to the innocent-departed souls.
Our well-regarded President, Chain of Green Land Schools, Dr. Rajesh Rudhra said that today was the day to pay tribute to thousands of soldiers who have sacrificed their life for Kashmir since 1947. He congratulated the resolute government for taking such courageous and determined decisions. He, further, hoped for the development of Kashmir and Ladakh. He said that this is the victory of people of India. He pinned his hopes on and presumed that India will march ahead as a strong and united country under Modi Ji’s guidance.
On behalf of the students, management, parents and staff members, our esteemed Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara welcomed the audacious step by the Government which was very essential for the interest of Jammu and Kashmir, as well as the entire country. She hoped that this will definitely bring peace and development in Kashmir. She enlightened the students about the effects of abolishment of Article 370 & Article 35-A.
Overall, everybody in the school was in triumphant and euphoric mood. The assembly concluded with the national anthem.
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S.S.T Quiz Competition on the occasion of World Heritage Day
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized an Inter House S.S.T Quiz Competition on the occasion of World Heritage Day for the students of Class VI to VIII. The day was observed with an aim to create awareness among the students to conserve and protect the valuable assets and cultural heritage across the world. The students from all the four houses – Jagriti, Jyoti, Kirti and Shakti House participated in it with great enthusiasm and vigour.
It was a mind boggling six round competition including General Question Answer Round, Abbreviation Round, Multiple Choice Round, Identify the Image Round, Rapid Fire Round and Buzzer Round which engaged the student’s attention completely for one hour. The students showcased their brilliance by rapidly answering the questions. There were also several rounds for audience.
The Principal of the school Ms. Jyoti addressed the students and gave her heartiest congratulations to all the participants, audience as well as the winners. She motivated them to take keen interest in all the spheres of life. She also gave a message that heritage is a treasure trove of the past and it is the responsibility of the present generation to protect, preserve and promote its continuity for the future generation. The overall result stands as follows:
Positions Name of the House
FIRST SHAKTI
SECOND JYOTI , KIRTI
THIRD JAGRITI
Over all the competition proved informative and inspiring to the students.
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GRADUATION CEREMONY
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, observed the ‘Graduation Ceremony’ of Session 2016-17 for the tiny tots moving on from Kindergarten to Class I. The Chairman of Chain of Green Land Schools Sh. Rajesh Rudhra was the Chief Guest on the occasion. He was given a warm floral welcome by the Principal Ms. Jyoti. Also, the tiny angels themselves welcomed the eminent guests of the occassion. The ceremony was conducted to felicitate these toddlers graduate to primary with the feel of stepping ahead a significant phase of school life. The gala event was attended by parents who were as excited as the kids themselves when they saw their little ones dressed up in ceremonial graduation gowns and caps receiving certificates of graduation on stage.
The day was celebrated with great spirit and enthusiasm. The cultural programme began by lighting the sacred lamp and invoking the blessings of the Almighty. It followed by the cultural extravaganza presented on the stage in the form of melodious songs and rhythmic dances highlighting the blessings of teachers & parents on the children. A PowerPoint presentation highlighting the activities they indulged in during this span of three years was also shown.
The Chairman of the school, Sh. Rajesh Rudhra addressed the august gathering and congratulated the parents & the students. He lauded the parent’s efforts, perseverance, motivation and support that contributed to the successful completion of their child's pre-school. He said that parents and teachers are like a caring potter who shape and mould the child with tender love, care into a confident individual. He assured that the children will continue to be nurtured with knowledge, values and dedication as they continue their education at Green Land.
Seeing the spirited performances by the kids, the Principal Ms. Jyoti congratulated the parents and kids of kindergarten and said "This event is like planting a high dream in the tender minds as advocated by our President, Dr. Abdul Kalam.” She appealed the parents to give their precious time to their young ones so that we may feel proud for them in the future. She thanked the worthy guest for sparing their valuable time for the young scholars.
Parents appreciated the efforts put in by the school staff for congenial growth of their children and polishing them.
The ceremony ended with the National Anthem.
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SCHOOL REOPENING
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar School reopened their doors and welcomed the students after the rejuvenating summer break. The roads were busy with the hustle and bustle of parents getting their children to school on time so as to have them start the new day punctually. Children were brimming with joy and elation to see their friends and teachers back plunged into the normal routine packed with plethora of fun and enjoyment.
Also a “Teacher Training Programme” was conducted before the re-opening of school. The training specifically focused on exploring newer and interesting approaches to teaching through audio-visual aids with the aim to bring qualitative changes in teaching methodology of different subjects, hopefully making it more interesting and student friendly.
Smart Class Training was an interesting session for the teachers as it helped them to learn new ways to bring about a difference in their classrooms and give students an opportunity to excel. The training was participative in nature. In addition to that teachers also participated in Declamation and G.K. Quiz Competition.
Principal of the School, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara welcomed the students and told the upcoming events and activities for the coming months. She motivated the students to participate in every activity both in scholastic and co-scholastic. She also addressed the staff to play a positive role to inspire the students and be a life-long learner. They need to be prime movers, motivating favorably about the value of education in shaping individual’s life and future.
On the whole a pleasant happy environment thronged in the campus vibrantly
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Guru Ravidas Jayanti 2018
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana paid obeisance to ‘Guru Ravidas Ji’ on his 641st birth anniversary. On this auspicious day the school choir sang shabad and bhajans in melodious voice making the whole environment religious and pious. The students also delivered speech on the life history of Guru Ravidas Ji, his contributions and teachings.
Principal Ms. Jyoti Pujara, paid floral tribute to Guru Ravidas ji describing Him as a social religious improver, a philosopher and Theosophist. She said that He propagated society to come out of shackles of caste, creed and colour which sets the path of ideal and virtuous living, universal humanism and the oneness of mankind. She told that Guru Ravidas ji stood against social discrimination and favoured equality in society. She further added that like Guru ji we all should live a life of simplicity and piety. If we follow the teachings of Him we can build a better world.
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CAMBRIDGE COUNSELLING SESSION
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar organized an orientation programme for the parents under the able guidance of Chairman of the School, Sh. Rajesh Rudhra and School Principal, Ms. Jyoti Pujara to familiarize the parents for the enrollment of their child for Cambridge, UK in its quest to provide international education to its students.
The orientation programme proved to be a sincere effort made by the school in educating the parents to look after and guide their children in a proper manner. In addition to this, parents were briefed about Cambridge International Examinations that provided adequate information to accustom themselves for the new venture.
The School Principal addressed the gathering and gave guidelines about effective parenting. She laid stress on effective communication between the school & the parents and also sought their support and suggestions so that the children could be provided the best for their overall development. She also suggested different measures to nurture a child with love and care to build a strong foundation for a glorious future.
In an interactive session, Chairman of the school answered the queries of the parents and gave them assurance of doing the best for our students. To make a strong foundation for student intelligence he aware the parents about new projects in school where a child is given ample opportunities to observe, listen, speak and act.
Overall it was a fruitful meeting and the parents were in high spirits after attending the orientation programme. The session ended on a good note as the parents went satisfied and happy while showing their interest for the enrollment of their child for Cambridge, UK.
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World Health Day
‘World Health Day’ was observed in Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana. On the occasion a ‘Vegetable Printing Activity’ for the Kindergarten students was conducted with great enthusiasm to highlight the significance of good health and well-being. A well-developed involvement of kids was discerned and they showed intense eagerness and enjoyment.
Green knights brought different vegetables and enjoyed learning about vegetables in a delectable way. Tiny tots along with their teachers designed beautiful paintings & backgrounds with vegetable printing. They also learnt about healthy eating habits and table manners and how to take care of their health while staying away from germs and infections.
Principal Mrs. Jyoti addressed the students on common health problems, hand washing and the important healthy eating habits. She emphasized on good eating habits that include a balanced diet, drinking water, fruit in every meal, glass of milk every day and alerted them against junk food. She also spoke about the importance of sports and exercise for good health.
On the whole, the students assured that they will strictly avoid junk food and concentrate only on healthy food.
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English Declamation & Bookmark Making Competition
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana conducted ‘Inter House English Declamation Competition’ and ‘Inter Class Bookmark Making Competition’ to encourage children to explore the pleasures of books and reading. The day was observed with an aim to create awareness among the students to develop extra reading habits and also to promote the skills of effective Public speaking.
The participants of class IX-XII enthusiastically expressed their views in an ‘Inter House English Declamation Competition’ on the topics: A room without books is like a body without a soul, There is no friend as loyal as a book, Well-read man is loved by all, If you love books enough, books will love you back and Books are nothing but to inspire. They took the stage with aplomb and their performance was incredible. The listeners were impressed by the confidence exhibited by the students as they voiced their opinion in strong and powerful words in neck to neck competition where each tried to outshine the other to the best of his or her ability.
Students of classes IV & V designed and decorated the bookmarks and wrote an inspiring message showcasing their love for books and reading in an 'Inter Class Bookmark Making Competition'. The Judgement was carried out based on the Effectiveness of design, Creativity, Originality, Neatness, and Conviction of the message. It was indeed not only learning but also a fun-filled activity.
The Principal, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara congratulated students on their achievement and also for the spirit, they carried all through for learning. She said that all must develop a habit of extra reading as books are store house of knowledge and they are our good friends. She announced the judgement & encouraged everyone.
INTER CLASS BOOKMARK MAKING COMPETITION
POSITION STUDENT’S NAME CLASS /SECTION
FIRST NAINA IV - CHAUCER
JASMINE V - BACON
SECOND VANSHIKA IV - BACON
SAIYAM KAPOOR V- BACON
THIRD KARAN CHAUHAN IV - CHAUCER
NITIKA V - BACON
INTER HOUSE ENGLISH DECLAMATION COMPETITION
POSITION STUDENT’S NAME CLASS /SECTION NAME OF THE HOUSE
FIRST DHRUV X - BACON KIRTI HOUSE
SECOND SAVLEEN SINGH X - CHAUCER SHAKTI HOUSE
THIRD RIDHIMA XI - MEDICAL JYOTI HOUSE
CONSOLATION EKAMDEEP KAUR XI - COMMERCE JYOTI HOUSE
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Summer Camp 2018
With summer already knocking our door
It’s time to beat the heat and
let the kids explore extracurricular activities………..
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana is going to organize the most awaited summer camp in the school premises. The camp will end on 9th June,2018. The core purpose of organizing the camp is to enable the students to explore their hidden talents and facilitate them to make optimum use of their leisure time. A plethora of fun-filled activities like Western Dance and Music, Classical Dance and Music, Art and Craft, Calligraphy, Spoken English,Flameless Cooking, Sports Activities like Basketball, Cricket, Chess, Skating, Congo, Karate, Yoga, Fitness and Aerobics etc are designed thoroughly to infuse new skills and creativity in young learners. Well equipped and qualified coaches will to coach the children.
The Principal of the school, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara said, “Extra-curricular activities play a vital role in the lives of students. They benefit the students through educational, personal and social means. It also gives an opportunity to develop their inherent qualities part in the activities of their interest. So, let’s our children make the most of it by taking part in innovative and funfilled activities. The camp will be the wonderful opportunity to unwind children’s energy and potentials.” Above all, nothing is more important than keeping our kids healthy and energized.
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Green Land Shines in Chess
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana again excelled in the 10th Chess Championship, 2018. The chess prodigy, Rohit Saini of Class IX brought laurel to the school by securing first position under-15 category of Centre of Chess Excellence Competition which was organized by Punjab Kesari on May 30, 2018. The Chairman Sh. Rajesh Rudhra and the Principal Mrs. Jyoti Pujara congratulated the student and his parents. They appreciated the courageous and untired efforts of the student who left no stone unturned to add another wings to the school glory. The inspiring Principal encouraged him to keep participating in such competitions to achieve the heights that no one ever reached.
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Inter Class Spell Bee Competition
If you are not willing to learn, no one can help you.
If you are determined to learn, no one can stop you.
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized an Inter Class Spell Bee Competition for the students of Classes KG to V, aimed at creating awareness of the possibilities of using varied words in oral and written expression and to add new words to the active vocabulary of the students. The tiny tots participated with great enthusiasm and dueled through the toughest words to prove their mettle. A thorough orientation was done by the mentors before the event in the format of a learning cum fun filled competition.
The Principal of the school Ms. Jyoti Pujara appreciated the students for participating enthusiastically. In her speech, she said that such type of competitions made students aware of the using new spellings in their day to day life and the usage of many unfamiliar words. It was a wonderful learning experience for all the little ones and served to enrich and encouraged them to learn new words . The winners were felicitated with the merit certificates.
Result of Inter Class Spell Bee Competition
Class Winners
K.G. Ananya, Ananya Thakur, Gursimran, Himani, Keetika, Mehnaz,Ravneet, Shiksha, Aadit, Bhavish, Gavvy, Himanshu, Madhav, Shivansh, Sidharth, Jaspreet, Kayra, Radhika, Sonakshi, Devesh, Ritesh, Soham Bhandari, Aradhya, Myra Jain, Palak Sharma, Savi, Abhimanyu, Kirat, Zaid, Delvin
I Taniksha Gangar, Aditya Kapor, Akshit Mehra, Madhav, Ananya Sharma, Chahat, Mannat, Samar Raza, Harleen, Tanureet, Lakshit, Sayam
II Chhavi, Rajvi, Sakshi, Baljeet, Hemant, Yash
III Akshaya Chouhan, Ananya Vig, Mahi, Mannat,Tanvi Sharma, Aayush Mehmi, Paramveer Singh, Sanjog, Jiya, Kritika, Sanvi, Sidh Jain
IV Simranpreet, Kavya, Yashita, Yugam, Kawaljeet, Mehak Kochar, Simran, Sweta, Ashav, Gurkirat
V Harleen, Zoya, Alisha, Anamika, Chetanya, Janvi, Jaspreet, Kiran, Sana, Amish, Daksh, Partik
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Musical Rain Festivity
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized a ‘Musical Rain Festivity’ for the students of Kindergarten wing to get relief from the scorching heat and learn something while having a fun. The blooming buds enjoyed the rain showers and relished the monsoon season. The school keeps on conducting innovation techniques and styles with which learning could be made more rewarding and interesting. Instead of confining the kids in their classes, they were brought out in open by their mentors to enjoy the playful rainy weather. The little stars really had the festivity time with their friends in their colourful raincoats and multileveled umbrellas.
They welcomed raindrops by dancing, hopping, springing and jumping together in the rain.
The beaming faces and bright eyes of the tiny Green Knights infused energy and mesmerized each and everyone present there. The kids learned new vocabulary and recited many rhymes along with teachers. They enjoyed the fragrance of wet soil, gush of the fresh air and sprouting green plants and flowers.
The School Principal, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara said that such activities assist the children to be extrovert. Even the shyest students too participated with other students in such a convenient and child friendly learning environment. The students experienced nature and its benevolence in order to be kind and affectionate. The purpose of the event was to introduce the tiny–tots to the monsoon season and all the best practices that go along with it.
On the whole it was a great fun for the blooming buds who enjoyed the whole experience of rain and chills in the heat.
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CELEBRAING JANAMASHTMI
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna- ‘Janamashtami’ with sheer joy and enthusiasm. Beautiful decorations were put up to make this event more cheerful and colorful. A beautiful backdrop was made with little Krishna in the cradle. The celebration began with the religious abhishek ceremony of Laddoo Gopal and chanting of the auspicious gayatri mantra and bhajans which filled the entire atmosphere with religious fervor.
Pre-primary wing was transformed into a land of joy, celebration and happiness on this occasion. Adorable tiny tots donned the roles of Lord Shri Krishna, Radha and Gopikas amongst many other characters related to Janmashtami. To remember the day, a movie was shown to take kids to the journey of Lord Krishna from his birth to the time when he battles out the evil King Kans and to the time when he shows himself as Lord Vishnu.
Students presented a beautiful dance form ‘Go Go Go Govinda’ and spell bound the hearts of the audience. Another soul-touching dance formation was presented ‘Mayiya Yashodha’. With their laudable performance, they lighted up the stage and mesmerized the audience. Dhruv of class X and Mehak Sidhu of class IX delivered a speech to remind the importance of ‘Krishna Ashtmi’ illustrating the fact that whenever there will be dominance of malevolence ‘He’ will reincarnate to destroy the evil and save the good.
The Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti enlightened everyone to the origin of this celebration with her thoughts provoking lines ‘Work is Worship’. She conveyed the best wishes for the occasion and encouraged the children to emulate the qualities of Lord Krishna. She narrated the story of Lord Krishna to the students and explained the beautiful thought from Geeta Saar “Man is made by his belief, as he believes, so he is.”
Harmonious in form, tantalizing and vibrant in hue- the function won the hearts of everyone present.
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Surgical Strike Day
As per C.B.S.E instruction Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar celebrated Surgical Strike Day to mark the second anniversary of the Indian Army's strike against terror cells across the Line of Control in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The basic objective behind celebrating the day was to commemorate the valour and sacrifice of the armed forces. A special morning assembly was organised where students were made aware about surgical strike. School choir enthralled everyone with patriotic songs.
Students were shown video clippings on the life of soldiers. Handmade cards of appreciation to soldiers were also made with heart touching messages such as "We are proud of our brave hearts soldiers and salute the Indian Army", "I love you Indian Army. I want to say just one thing, you are the loveliest soul on entire earth because you help, care, and safeguard us from the threat we are facing due to political, natural and egoist reasons", "Soldiers are the biggest strength of any country. We thank our heroes who have given their lives serving and protecting the nation."
Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Pujara said that we bow our heads in honour of all those soldiers who have sacrificed their lives for our nation. She motivated the students to join the armed forces in future and serve the country in an elite manner.
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LOHRI – the harvest festival of Punjab
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated LOHRI – the harvest festival of Punjab in school premises with a lot of exuberance and funfair. With a view to add vibrance to the occasion of Lohri, a ‘Fete’ was organized. The mood on the campus was upbeaten and the students were totally absorbed in the festive spirit of Lohri.
The celebration was initiated by lighting the sacred bonfire by the School Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, staff members and students giving a fresh start to the first month of new year i.e. ‘Maaghi’. The Principal of the school made the students and teachers understand the significance of sacred fire which burns all the ill omens and make every one pure as the light emerges from the fire. She said that Such festivals and celebrations help us to preserve our culture, traditions and customs. She added that the festivals are not only meant for celebration. Its an opportunity to educate kids about our culture and traditions and school hold upon themselves the responsibility to educate them about the festivals by engaging them in fun activities.
The programme was started with speeches of students highlighting the importance of the festival of Lohri, which ushers in the cheerful spring season bidding adieu to the dull winter. The students and teachers dressed in traditional Punjabi attire sang songs immersed in rich cultural folklore of Punjab. Gajak, jaggery and peanuts were offered to the sacred fire and were also distributed among the students. Melodious Lohri Songs were also sung by the students & teachers. Some were singing in praise of “Dulha Bhatti”, others were singing in the praise of festival.
To add colour to this gala event a cultural and musical show was also organised. The folk songs and dances added the festive spirit in everyone’s heart and well depicted the significance of this festival. The children had a gala time as they danced around the holy bonfire and offered their prayers for the prosperity of the nation. The students organized around 30 stalls of various fun games and eatables in the fair which proved as a real sense of enjoyment for all of them. Archery, Haunted House, Tambola, Tye-Tye Fish, Hook the Fish, Tatto, Nail Art, Bangles, Play station, Lottery, Snakes & Ladders, Marbles, Hit The Pyramid, Hit the Wickets, Ring the Toss and many more games upbeat the mood of the students. Students were very excited to click their photos in different poses and in Punjabi attire in Photo Corner - Picto Booth. The fete is incomplete without mentioning the ‘Stalls of tempting Eatables’. There were also a variety of flavoured food stalls like Bhel Puri, Sweet Corn, Pav Bhaji, Maggi, Gol Gappe, Chhole Kulche, Samosa, Frooti, Juice, Cold Drink, Gachak, Rewari and many more.
The main attraction of the funfair was Halloween House which made the spectators eerie and frightened at the sight of scary witches, hanging bats and ghosts. D.J. Party time enthralled all as it witnessed the enthusiasm and energy of the students on Giddha, Bhangra and other dance beats.
As kite flying is a rage during Lohri and students enjoyed flying beautifully designed kites like miniatures or big kites with dragons faces and of different shapes. An air full of joy was blowing with a strong competition was witnessed where students flew their colourful kites in the beautiful surroundings, running and ducking in an attempt to keep their kites airborne for as long as possible.
On the whole, the celebrations raised to its boom and grandeur which filled the days with fun and religious fervour.
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Birth Anniversary of Hazoor Maharaj Param Sant Kirpal Singh Ji
The Birth Anniversary of Hazoor Maharaj Param Sant Kirpal Singh Ji was celebrated with great devotion and zeal. The main motive to celebrate this day was to impart the values, morals, principles and teachings of the great Guru among the students. The festive event commemorated by paying obeisance to the holy spirit with Shabad enchantings by school choir, which empowered the gathering and ambience with religious essence. Everyone was engrossed with heart and soul during Shabad Kirtan. Speech by teachers and students acknowledged the gathering with the eventful life of divine soul Param Sant Kirpal Singh Ji Maharaj and his teachings inculcating the feeling of brotherhood, humanity and a firm belief in Almighty.
The Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara directed the students that they should imbibe his teachings and try to reform themselves for the sake of humanity and to attain eternity. She added that the aura of our spiritual Guru is all around us, showering His blessings and mentoring our path generously. We don’t get such love and affection anywhere else which we feel here. She also titled Him as the living master, a spiritual, illustrious, leader, mystic poet and humanitarian who wrote an extensive collection of books on spirituality.
Conclusively the celebration of Hazoor Maharaj Param Sant Kirpal Singh Ji’s birthday filled the tenor with spirituality.
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Pay Homage to CRPF
The staff and students of the School paid homage to Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnels who died in suicide bomb attack at Lethpora in Pulwama by the militants on their convoy. A special morning assembly was organized in the school where all the students and staff members observed silence prayer to pay tribute to these pious souls. All were in mourning and their eyes were moist when children sang "Aye Mere Watan Ke Logo” to remember the sacrifice of our brave heroes. Further, the slogans against terrorism were raised by the students in the assembly. All staff members paid their heartfelt condolences tobrave-heart HEROES, who gave their lives.May their holy souls rest in peace and May God give strength to all their loved ones left behind.
The Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara requested the students to be brave and remain patient against the cowardice act of terrorists. She said that we as responsible citizens should always ready to face such challenges and always condemn this type of attacks on our brave heroes. Further she added that our India is a peace loving and secular country and inspires the students to take a pledge to make this world a better place for all.She paid her deepest condolence for the families of martyrs and prayed God to give them strength to overcome this difficult time. They are the heroes and may all remember their sacrifice.
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Home back of A Great Hero-Indian Air Force (IAF) Pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman
All the staff members and students of the school expressed their happiness for the home back of A Great Hero-Indian Air Force (IAF) Pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman. We all are proud of his courage and sense of duty and his exemplary courage. We all appreciate his valour and grit. He held his calm in the face of adversity. He is an inspiration for our students as he gives a great message to everyone to always ready to sacrifice their lives for the motherland.
The Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara was elated to see the spirit of students for their love for the real hero of the country. She really admired the zeal of students to be happy for the IAF officer Abhinandan to come back home without any injury and setting an example for millions of youth for our country.
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Commencement of the new session 2019-20
The new session of the school starts from 4thApril 2019.The teachers welcomed all the students on the commencement of the new session 2019-20.
The beginning of the session was marked with a lot of excitement and enthusiasm among the students. After the examination fever, it was the time to enter the school with new energy and fresh new vibes. Armed with brand new bags, uniform and stationery, students entered the school with mixed feelings of excitement and fear. Students grabbed their backpacks and sported their newest back-to-school outfits.
The day started with soul striving rendering prayer. Excitement and enthusiasm was at high among the students where there was an eagerness to meet the friends as well as admission to the new level. The classes were beautifully decorated and filled the students with pride. The day was filled with fun activities for the students preparing them for new challenges and exciting opportunities that the new session brings.
The class in charges welcomed the students with a tilak, welcome notes, stationery etc. as a token of love. Initially, the students settled down in their new classes and met their new teachers which was followed by a walk through with various facilities and sections designed for various activities which includes activity zone, library, art & craft, music room, dance room and play area. Most of their time was spent in playing, solving puzzles, enjoying on swings, taking nature walk, clay modeling, storytelling, coloring and painting and exploring activity zone. Entire faculty members helped kids to get adjusted and be comfortable in the school environment.
Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara said that a good beginning makes a big difference. She congratulated the students on graduating to higher classes. She wished all students of Green Land family- a fun filled session ahead. She further said that one should make sure to begin this academic year with new hopes and positive mindset to make it brighter chapter in the school life full of knowledge and learning.
As a whole, the day was full of fun and excitement. Everyone had a great day!
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A Day in the Garden of Joy
Keeping in view the all-round development of the students, school conducted “A Day in the Garden of Joy” for the tiny tots of Kindergarten wing. Teaching does not need to be limited to textbooks and blackboards. With fun activities for kids, learning in school becomes an interesting and enjoyable exercise.
The tiny tots of Pre Nursery to Kg Wing enjoyed a day in the garden comprising a day packed with fun activities. This ice breaking activity included Bouncy, Toy train, Ferris wheel and other games. Students also tried learning colours names through 3 D Bowling Games. Tiny tots of KG Wing had their lunch in the garden in the company of nature. Mouthwatering snacks along with a gift for every child was the icing on the cake. Kindergarten students were keenly involved in different activities and also made a take away art and craft.
A super fun activity named color match cars painting that involved creating wheel patterns from cars with paint while matching and learning about colours. Children drove the cars through the paint towards the matching colours. As colours are everywhere and it was a wonderful experience for children to see how colours mix and form other colours. In the gathering, the students had mix of emotions, some shy, and rest excited.
The School Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara said that such activities assist the children to be extrovert. Even the shyest students too participated with other students in such a convenient and child friendly learning environment. The students experienced nature and its benevolence in order to be kind and affectionate. She appreciated the students with their precious pearls of encouragement. She wished good luck to all tiny tots for their future endeavors.
On the whole, the day proved to be great fulfilled experience for the little ones and gave them a platform to explore their hidden talent. The students enjoyed the activity and went back full of praise. The smiles on the students’ faces were a proof of the grand success of the Fun day.
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Splash Pool Party
To relish the water sport an Aqua Day in school premises. On this occasion A Splash Pool Party for the tiny tots of Montessori wing was organized with fun and frolic. Water Play activities were solemnized to promote multitude of wonderful developments and learning opportunities like enhancement of gross and fine motor skills and imagination of the little ones.
‘Summer means happy times and good sunshine. It means going to the beach and having fun.’, keeping this in view, the Splash Bash Pool Party was organized to give kids a fun filled day. It was a break from regular routine work and children welcomed it wholeheartedly. Children in colorful swimsuits came swarming into the splash pool and enjoyed wading through waters and had a gala time. Children enjoyed the cool pool under the guidance of professional coaches. They enjoyed the music and had a mind-blowing time at the photo booth, especially created for them.
This was followed by super cool food session. Children enjoyed eating summer fruits and relished ice cream and mango shake. Refreshing drinks to sip in the cool pool and music to make the mood, were relished by all. They were delighted to experience such a stupendous time. Also, they played gleefully with balloons and balls in the splash pool. It was not long before the wary faces filled with frolic! Tiny-tots were dressed in colorful swimming costumes for pool party. They tapped their feet to famous rain songs and recited poems of rainy day.
Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara said that Water play activities in young children strengthen motor skills, build balance and the ability to propel and navigate. She also made sure that the kids were provided utter security and were under severe vigilance of observant teachers during the party. Her happiness knew no bounds to see her tiny tots participating joyfully.
Over-all, it was an ecstatic day, filled with experiential learning, events, celebrations and much more. At the end of the session, the kids were still beaming and in no hurry to beat a retreat!
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A Social Science Quiz
“ A Social Science Quiz ” was organized to enhance the academic knowledge among students regarding the subject of Social Science and to measure growth in knowledge, abilities and skills. The main aim of the competition was to foster interaction between students and also to make them more resourceful to develop academically.
A Quizzical Quiz was conducted for the Students of class V. The quiz was presented in an interactive manner and the students enthusiastically participated in it. It commenced with the declaration of the rules and regulations of the competition in front of the participants. There were eight teams in total and the quiz comprised of different interesting rounds- facts based round, buzzer round, audio round, visual round, rapid fire round and Identification of famous personalities round.
The questions given in the quiz were not only appreciated by the teachers but also by the students. At the end of every round there was a question for audience that kept the interest alive among them. There was a tough challenge before all the participants. After the neck to neck competition Priyansh Thakur, Shivansh, Mohit Kumar, Nitin Kumar Rana, Neha, Jaspreet Kaur, Kawaljeet, Garima grabbed the first position in Quizzical Quiz. The program ended up with a motivational speech by the Principal.
Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, said that these competitions help students to practice more and to improve their level of competitiveness. She inspired the students to participate in such competitions in future as well to keep their knowledge up-to-date. She congratulated the winners and awarded them with certificates.
On the whole, it was altogether a fruitful event for all. It was a great learning experience for the children as they enjoyed the quiz very much. The students participated with enthusiasm and zeal and tried their level best to win the quiz.
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World Chocolate Day
“World Chocolate Day” was celebrated for the tiny tots of Primary Wing in a scrumptious way in the premises of school on 07/07/2019. The aim to celebrate this day to provide a platform to students to showcase their skills and love for chocolate its various dishes and desserts and to bring a chocolaty sweet flavor in the life of young Green Knights in a fun way.
Keeping in this view an “Inter Class Chocolate Pudding Competition” was organised in the school for the students of Primary wing to donn their ‘Chef Caps’ to exhibit their culinary skills where fruits, nuts, flakes or breadsticks of their choice dipped in chocolate sauce, was devoured in no time. The students brought ingredients of their dishes from home and made the sweets without fire and showed their cooking skills, which was beyond the imagination of anyone. The mouthwatering delicacies from the Primary Wing which they prepared were Chocolate Pops, Chocolate Moose, Choco lava Cake, Oreo Chocolate Rolls, hocolate Popsicles, Chocolate Candy, Choco Oreo Balls etc.
The food items displayed were a visual treat and were presented in an artistic and aesthetic style. The judges interacted with the budding chefs to find out the ingredients of the recipes, nutritional value and the istorical significance of the dishes prepared by them. Judges were overawed by the efforts of the participants. Back in the classes, children ate delicious chocolates and enjoyed the day with fun by watching chocolate making videos and other exciting and creative activities also conducted. And amidst the joyful celebration, they also shared a few lines on why they love chocolates and learned some lip-smacking chocolate recipes from their teachers.
Speaking on the occasion, the most revered Principal Dr. Jyoti Pujara said that Chocolates are the powerhouse of antioxidants. She said that chocolates not only acts as a good stress busters and also taught about the health benefits of eating chocolates but in moderation, as excess can cause tooth decay. She lauded the efforts of the winners of the competition and complimented the teachers on the successful execution of the events. She encouraged the students to participate in such activities and appreciated the efforts of the students and encouraged them to explore their potential to the hilt.
Overall, it was a treat to watch young Green Knights showcasing their skills through this event. The room was filled with a variety of simple, artistic and creative styles of chocolate delicacies .The event not only provided a platform for the students to foster their creativity but also helped them explore their hidden talents and discover new areas of interest. The students offered a treat to eye as well as to taste buds through the competition. The joy of celebrating Chocolate Day with their classmates was seen on the gleaming faces as the tiny tots bid goodbye for the day with blissful memories!
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An Inter House G.K Quiz
“An Inter House G.K Quiz for the classes IV and V on 16/07/2019 in which students of all four houses with four fervent participants in each house gave tough battle to each other. It was very informative and knowledge enriching competition for participants along with the audience.
The participant had to go through mazes of intuited and mind blogging rounds consisting of questions related to general science, signs and symbols, sports, states and their capitals and Indian sobriquets. First round was based on historical events which was followed by Audio round, visual round, sports round, current affairs round and finally the rapid fire round. Every round was a mixed bag with questions from different fields. The quiz was presented in an interactive manner and the students enthusiastically participated in it. It commenced with the declaration of the rules and regulations of the competition in front of the participants.
The questions given in the quiz were not only appreciated by the teachers but also by the students. The young Green Knights skillfully answered the questions asked. Though some of the questions were very tricky, the teams tried to answer them with confidence. The questions put forth to the teams were intriguing and exciting. The audience clapped when the teams answered correctly. At the end of every round there was a question for audience that kept the interest alive among them. There was a tough challenge given by the houses to one another. After the neck to neck competition Kirti House once again grabbed the first position, Jagriti House Secured the second position and Shakti House obtained the third position in the G.K Quiz. The program ended up with a motivational speech by the Principal.
Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, said that these competitions help students to practice more and to improve their level of competitiveness. She congratulated the winner teams and encouraged the students to be up-dated by reading the newspaper and listening and watching the news. She lauded the efforts of the winners of the competition and complimented the teachers on the successful execution of the events.
On the whole, it was altogether a fruitful event for all. It was a great learning experience for the children as they enjoyed the quiz very much. The students displayed ecstatic spirit and enjoyed the quiz to the fullest. The students participated with enthusiasm and zeal and tried their level best to win the quiz.
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Kargil Vijay Diwas
The Kargil Vijay Diwas was celebrated in the school on 26th July 2019, the staff members and student of Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana paid a heartfelt tribute to the martyrs of Kargil war on Kargil Vijay Diwas in the school campus. To instill patriotism among the youth, the school held various activities depicting patriotic feelings. The event was planned to highlight the stories of valour by our brave soldiers and rekindle the pride among the youth of the country, inspiring those who were too young and those who were not yet born, to form part of the Nation’s resolve.
To commemorate the Gallant fight put up by the brave soldiers during the Kargil war, a PowerPoint presentation was demonstrated to the students. The music team of the school dedicated the medley of patriotic songs to the great warriors. The ambience in the school was filled with overwhelming patriotism and respect for the nation. Through their speeches, the students acquainted everyone with the dauntless courage of soldiers who served the nation during Operation Vijay.
The teachers acquainted the students with Operation Vijay to clear Kargil Sector, and the most recent examples of high-altitude warfare in the mountainous terrain, which posed significant logistical problems for the combating side. A two-minute silence was marked as a respect to the departed souls.
The national flag was hoisted by our revered Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara with due solemnity and dignity on the school campus. Speaking on the occasion, Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara said that we should always remember our brave soldiers who fought gallantly for the pride of our nation & the security of our citizens during the Kargil War. She added that Kargil Vijay Diwas reminds us of India’s military prowess and the great sacrifices our armed forces make while steadfastly keeping India safe.
Over all, the whole campus was filled with feeling of nationalism and patriotism for India. The students pledged to serve the nation in their best capacity. The function concluded with national anthem.
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Teej celebration (Day1)
The jovial and colourful festival of Teej was celebrated with great fervor and vivacity in the premises of school. The entire staff and students from classes Pre. Nsy. to V were seen in traditional colourful attire. The School campus wore a festive look with buntings, fresh flowers and decorations replete with the traditional baagh and Phulkaris.
Keeping in traditional view, Inter Class Solo Dance Competition was organized for classes P. Nsy to V. The function correspondingly included enthralling and captivating dance performances and several enactments by the tiny tots. The beats of Punjabi music let, everybody to tap their feet. “Sohni Muttiyar” and “Sohna Gabru” Competition were conducted for the students of Kindergarten and seniors and were adjudged accordingly. The winners of Inter Class Solo Dance Competition were bestowed with titles ‘Dazzling Daisy’ ‘Dancing Queen’ and ‘Expression Queen’. They enjoyed on the decorated swings. The little ones of the Pre – Primary applied Mehandi, had fun on swings and enjoyed traditional sweets. They danced to the tunes of traditional Teej songs and the whole environment was full of festivity and zeal.
Different kinds of stalls and Punjabi traditional games were organised for the students so that the students must be rooted with their culture and tradition. Students also relished stalls of different eatables such as Kheer, Jalebi, Sandwiches, Water Balls, Pav Bhaji, Channa Kulcha, Samosa, Bhel Puri, Candy Floss, Sandwich, Combo Packs, Sweet Corns along with soft drinks. Fragrances of flowers on ‘Teej’ pervaded the atmosphere.
Speaking on the occasion, our Laudable Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara appreciated the joint efforts of little angels, parents and teachers and educated the students about the riches of the Punjabi culture and inspired the student to have wings but not to forget the ground. She also blessed the students to blossom at their best and preserve our rich cultural heritage.
Overall, it was a great festive atmosphere. The event was a grand success and a learning experience for our students.
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District level Table Tennis Tournament (dedicated to healthy Punjab)
The students of our school proved their mettle in the District level Table Tennis Tournament (dedicated to healthy Punjab) held at Guru Nanak Stadium, Ludhiana. The Green Knights bagged Bronze Medal with their astounding and stunning efforts. The champions Harsimranjeet Kaur, Pratiksha and Muskaan were in triumphant mood by acquiring third position.
Elated with the achievement of the students, our respected Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara congratulated the winners for their achievement and blessed them on their success while inspiring them to keep on performing with the same zeal and enthusiasm. She also stressed on the importance of Games and Sports in the development of a child.
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Van Mahotsav Day
Our school commenced ‘Van Mahotsav Day’ with massive awareness and educational purpose. Meaningful messages were put up all around on the importance of trees and how they are the 'Lifelines'. The overall objective of celebrating the day is to sensitize masses and to generate awareness among the students. The students were a step ahead with a scintillating programme in the campus.
Adding more fervor to the proceedings and celebrations, a spectrum of activities were planned for the day for children to let them get a feel of the earth and nature. The Plantation Drive was organized for students of all classes to incorporate the sensitivity towards resources around us and to aware the students to consciously slow down the effect of technology and modernization on the dwindling and fragile eco-system. Each poster had a unique story to tell and spread the message that the green plant we live in must be cared for. Trees are the kindest thing we grow as they fulfil all our basic needs. But their depletion has become the serious problem.
In the 'Plantation Drive' the students planted the saplings of different types of plants like Christmas tree, Postal Palm, Areca Palm, Rabish Palm, China Palm etc. brought by them which inculcate the sense of responsibility among students. The worthy school Principal and teachers also planted various saplings.
The Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara addressed the august gathering and said that plantation initiative has been taken so that the students learn and spread awareness about the importance of ‘Flora and Fauna’ in human life as they are the pillars of future world. She proposed to make the entire campus polythene free which will encourage others to realize their social and moral duty towards our environment. encouraged students to preserve trees which play a vital role in maintaining the ecological balance. She added that it is the responsibility of each citizen to not only grow but also taking care and protecting them. She made the students to pledge ‘Green School, Clean School’.
Thus, the programme evoked feelings of love for God’s beautiful creation and everyone at the school renewed the pledge to protect the environment. Van Mahotsav Week came up to be a great success. The event helped to bring awareness about the green cover around us. It also helped in strengthening the bond between plants and humans. Students got to learn a lot and will always cherish the memories of this important occasion.
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Celebrated Nation’s 73rd Independence Day
Our school celebrated nation’s 73rd Independence Day in its premises with great fervor and enthusiasm. There was an air of patriotic and nationalistic sentiments which infused a sense of unity and brotherhood. The whole campus was adorned with tricolour balloons and small Tirangas and fresh flowers.
The celebrations began with the ceremonial flag hoisting which was followed by the school pledge. The cultural programme at School commenced with the slogans ‘Vande Mataram’,'Bharat Mata Ki Jai'. The spirit of freedom and nationalism was well exhibited by the students through a spectrum of patriotic poems, speeches, songs and dances.
Committed to the task of nation building, both faculty and students pledged to serve their motherland through spreading education and serving the community. The whole atmosphere echoed with melodious tunes of inspirational songs. The young maestros sang to their level best and made the gala event a great success. The staff and students collectively took an oath to safeguard the nation under all circumstances. The school resounded with the slogans of 'Jai Hind' and 'Desh Ke Shaheed,Amar Rahein'.
The Chairman-cum-Director of Green Land Schools Dr. Rajesh Rudhra addressed the students and made them aware that on this auspicious day, 73 years ago, India attained freedom from colonial rule and the people of our country became the masters of their destiny. He also advised the students to work tirelessly to keep our Tri-colour fly high as the youth of today is the nation builder for tomorrow.
The illustrious Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara declaimed that we all are fortunate to born in this Independent India. But, the history reveals how our ancestors and forefathers suffered in the brutal rule of British. Getting independence from the British rulers was not a cakewalk. She told the students to remember the great leaders who fought for our freedom and most importantly the way we achieved our freedom. She motivated the students to make a promise on this auspicious Independence Day to make India, our motherland shine even brighter into future.
Over-all, the entire school was involved in its making to instil patriotic fervour among the staff and students. The celebrations concluded with National Anthem.
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Hawan on commencement of new session
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized a ‘Sacred Havan’ in its premises to invoke the Almighty’s blessings at the commencement of new session. The most revered, the Chairman cum Director of Chain of Green Land Schools – Sh. Rajesh Rudhra, President of the Trust Sh. Shabad Rudhra, General Secretary of the Trust Mrs. Usha Rudhra and Ms. Vijayata were among the galaxy of dignitaries present on the occasion. The Principal, Ms. Jyoti Pujara offered a floral welcome to the eminent guests. Students were also present with gleeful faces stepping for new classes. It was a moment of great joy and elation.
The havan began with the chanting of Gayatri Mantra followed by bhajans and offerings to the sacred fire. The learned priest, Sh. Ajay Vashisht chanted the sacred mantras to purify the environment. The fragrance of the ‘Samagri’ kindled the golden flames and spread the positive vibration and energy all around.
The entire staff & the students of the school participated in this holy act whole heartedly and took a pledge to follow the path of humanity, piety, truth and peace. Bhajans and Hymns allured in the positive energy as students from all classes joined their hands in prayer to seek Lord's grace.
The Chairman of Chain of Green Land Schools, Sh. Rajesh Rudhra exhorted students to value the blessings of good education and model themselves as righteous individuals. He blessed the children to be healthy, happy and successful in the coming years, with positive energy flowing to fulfil the real purpose of the Havan.
Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara showered her blessings and urged the students to work with more devotion and dedication. She advised the students to walk down the right path and to strive for the best in life.
On the whole, the Havan was performed religiously under the divine fervor & spirituality and ended with an ‘arti’ and ‘prasad’ distribution.
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FANCY DRESS COMPETITION
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organised 'Fancy Dress Competition' on the theme 'The Jungle Safari'. The purpose of conducting the competition was not only to blend learning with fun but also to develop confidence in the students by giving them an opportunity to get on the stage and speak in front of an audience.
During the competition, kids were excited to be in the costumes of their favourite characters as animals and birds like elephant, lion, monkey, zebra, peacock, parrot etc. They spoke few sentences on the character that they depicted and some of them tried to truly imitate the same. The effort and hard work of children was highly commendable. They also gave cultural performances by singing and dancing on different jungle songs and
created a wonderful ambience.
Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara said that it was a delight to watch the children as they came up and spoke about their favourite animals that they were dressed up as. She appreciated the students with their precious pearls of encouragement. She announced the Judgement and congratulated the winners by wishing good luck to tiny tots for their future endeavours.
On the whole, the competition proved to be great learning experience for the students and gave them a platform to explore their hidden talents.
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INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY
Yoga is more than the union of our head to our knees, it is the union of ourselves with the Divine…………… Ms. Jyoti
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated ‘Third International Day of Yoga’ on 21st June, 2017. The school invited students and teachers to perform asana to promote yoga as a healthy way of life and to imbibe the value of discipline. The programme began with prayer. The enthusiastic students and teachers dressed in t-shirt and track pant sat on the mat. A Power Point Presentation was shown demonstrating various Asana and the Importance of Yoga in one’s life. The various postures of yoga like Vrikshasana, Uttaanaasana, Trikonaasana, Bhadrasana, Shashankaasana, Bhujangasana, Pawana Muktaasana, Pranayama, etc. were done by everyone under the guidance of Sports Teacher with alight pleasant background flute music. Children got the chance to know how yoga embodies unity of mind and body.
The Principal of the school Ms. Jyoti told various benefits of early rising and practicing yoga daily. She also pointed out the contribution of yoga in maintaining fitness and good health and how it helps students to memorize something and understand a concept and its context. She said that yoga is the scientific way of living healthy and increasing life expectancy.
On the whole, the students and teachers bent and twisted their bodies in complex postures to mark International Yoga Day. The programme ended with a vote of thanks and the resolution taking ceremony of practicing yoga every day.
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69th Republic Day Celebration 2018
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated the 69th Republic Day of our country in all its solemnity and grandeur. The whole atmosphere was instilled with patriotic fervour, gaiety and enthusiasm.
Sh. Rajesh Rudhra, Chairman of Chain of Green Land Schools graced the occasion. He was given a warm and hearty floral welcome by the Principal Ms. Jyoti Pujara, all the staff members and the students of the school. The ceremony began with the hoisting of the National Flag by Sh. Rajesh Rudhra followed by the National Anthem. The students saluted the National Flag and pledged themselves to upholding the honour and integrity, diversity and uniqueness that is “India”. Chairman of the school took salute from the students during parade.
A cultural bonanza was organized including different dance numbers and vocal melodies. The melodious music and graceful movements of the dancers were spellbinding. A musical melody spiced with patriotism entitled ‘Vande Matram’ was really appreciable. Student of the Year Award was given to the 26 best students by the Chairman of the school. The pioneer and talented students were acknowledged because of their own perseverance, constancy & immovability and also for their laudable behaviour, co—operative attitude and excellence in curricular and co- curricular activities.
Sh. Rajesh Rudhra addressed the students and made them aware that this is the day when our country became a truly Sovereign, Secular, Democratic and Republic. He told them that we should always try to highten the standard of our tricolor which is the real service to the motherland as India is our mother and Tricolour is our father. He encouraged them to maintain the sanctity and decorum of democracy by becoming responsible citizens of India.
Principal Ms. Jyoti Pujara urged the students to do their best and feel proud to be Indians. She spoke eloquently about our diverse nation and the relevance of the Constitution and the Preamble. She enthralled the students with inspirational stories and reiterated the need for being resolute in our path to achieve our goals.
On the whole the day wore a festive look filled with the spirit of patriotism and enthusiasm.
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The Birth Anniversary of Hazoor Maharaj Param Sant Kirpal Singh Ji
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated pristined occasion of the Birth Anniversary of Hazoor Maharaj Param Sant Kirpal Singh Ji with great devotion and zeal. The main motive to celebrate this day was to impart the values, morals, principles and teachings of the great Guru. The festive event commemorated by paying obeisance to the holy spirit with Shabad enchantings by school choir, which empowered the gathering and ambience with religious essence. Everyone was engrossed with heart and soul during Shabad Kirtan. Speech by teachers and students acknowledged the gathering with the eventful life of divine soul Param Sant Kirpal Singh Ji Maharaj and his teachings inculcating the feeling of brotherhood, humanity and a firm belief in Almighty.
The Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara congratulated everyone and she said that blessed are those who have a Guru like him. She motivated the students that they should imbibe his teachings and try to reform themselves for the sake of humanity and to attain eternity. She crowned him as the living master, a spiritual, illustrious, leader, mystic poet and humanitarian who wrote an extensive collection of books on spirituality.
Conclusively the celebration of Hazoor Maharaj Param Sant Kirpal Singh Ji’s birthday filled the tenor with spirituality.
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Intra Class Healthy Tiffin Competition
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized an 'Intra Class Healthy Tiffin Competition' for the students of K.G. wing to inculcate the habit of eating healthy food.
Toddlers displayed the platters prepared by their mothers. The aim of the competition was to remind parents to take extra care in preparing nutritious food for their children. Children carried the varieties of nutritious & mouthwatering food items in their tiffin from home. The parents of the young students had put great efforts to organize a special healthy food platter. The children also ate their Tiffin’s lovingly. Teachers motivated the students to eat healthy food for a healthy childhood and growth.
The Principal of the school Ms. Jyoti Pujara said that students are the future of our nation and good health is a prerequisite to a strong future. This competition was organized keeping in view the recent trend of increase in the health problems among school children and growing craze for junk food. She said one should eat healthy food, balanced diet and not waste food. Later the best tiffin was adjudged based on the presentation and nutritional value and students were awarded and appreciated.
Sanyam, Jasmeen, Keetika, Ananya, Bhavishya, Soham, Savi, Arsh, Gursimar, Ananya, Harleen, Kashish were the winner of this Competition.
Overall Competition was won by the tiny tots of K.G. - Calendula
On the whole, students enjoyed their food platters and thanked their mothers for preparing delicious food for them.
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Farewell Party - 2018
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar organised the 'Customary Valediction' for Class XII students with full gusto and vigour. The luminaries who adorned the occasion were Sh. Rajesh Rudhra, Chairman, Chain of Green Land Schools, the Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti & other eminent guests along with the staff members. It was an afternoon of mixed emotions for all present at the school programme to witness the official send off for the class XII students at the valedictory ceremony.
The function commenced with the auspicious lighting of the sacred lamp. The students were welcomed traditionally by applying ‘Tilak’. The programme comprised of speeches, songs and games, thoughtfully and painstakingly arranged by class XI students as they wanted to make this occasion a truly memorable for their seniors.
Nitish & Pallavi of Class XI expressed the hope that the students of class XII would perform well in the Board exams and be successful in all their future endeavours in their speech.
The students enjoyed a sumptuous lunch as well as the scintillating cultural treat. Class XII students grew sentimental and emotional as they recalled their happy memories of more than 10 long years in the school.
The main attractions of the farewell were the Graffiti Wall & Selfie Corner. The students danced to their heart’s content to the music belted out by the DJ. Many were seen clicking pictures of friends and teachers – capturing memories of school forever
The passing out students in their farewell speech mused fondly about their learning in school and looked forward with keenness to their future calling this juncture not an end but a bend in their journey of life. They thanked their mentors and gave a token of gratitude to their Honourable Chairman, the Principal and teachers for helping them find their purpose in life with a promise to come back to their Alma Mater
The Chairman of Chain of Green Land Schools Sh. Rajesh Rudhra congratulated everyone for this gala day and showered his blessings on the students and said, that the efforts, determination and confidence in students are appreciable. He extended his good wishes to them for a bright, successful and prosperous future.
The Principal, Ms. Jyoti Pujara blessed the outgoing batch and appreciated their efforts for enthusiastically participating in varied competitions and raising the bar of perfection. She wished them luck to make a mark in the world outside, carrying forth the school motto of 'Be Good, Do Good, Be one.'
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Holi Celebrations
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana added another ribbon in the rainbow of activities with the celebrations of Holi, the festival of colours with great enthusiasm. School campus wore an air of festivity, fun and frolic today. The students of Pre-primary participated in Card Making Activity.
Holi was celebrated with organic colours and flowers. Children came dressed up in traditional clothes. A pleasant and happy environment thronged in the campus vibrantly. Students worked on the theme, “Celebrate Eco-friendly Holi with Organic Colours, Do not throw colours on plants and animals”. Teachers narrated the students the story of Holika and highlighted the significance of the festival.
The Principal Ms. Jyoti Pujara greeted the students and explained the demerits of synthetic colours and encouraged them to play eco-friendly Holi. She said that these activities connect students with our rich culture and traditions. She also extended his good wishes for the exams.
On the whole all the children enjoyed this special day and went home with smiles on their face.
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FIRST DAY OF SESSION 2018-19
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana welcomed the incoming batch of 2018-19 with full zeal and high spirits. Attired in brand-new uniforms, the children took the first step in school with charming and gleeful faces with their bags carrying new books to begin their ride in the new class. Great excitement and enthusiasm was seen among the students as they were eager to meet their friends and teachers.
Little toddlers were very excited to put their first stepping stone in the field of education with a blend of happiness and willingness to reach school. Teachers gave a warm welcome to the students to make them compatible with balloons, colourful pencils and self-made welcome cards. Movie show was organized for the students packed with plethora of fun and enjoyment. They were shown Disney movie and students seemed to be gone in the world of fantasy. Their day started with calligraphy which the students relish to join in. Teachers gave them a peep on rules & regulations and also taught them moral values.
Announcing the start of the academic year for 2018-19, Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara said, “Talents are the treasures of life and the hidden talents and abilities when developed and utilized properly can do miracles.” She welcomed the students and told the upcoming events and activities for the coming months. She advised the students to always be optimistic, to be positive in life and to consider everything new as a learning experience. She stressed on the need to become more focused in life and to always work with full commitment.
On the whole, a pleasant happy environment thronged in the campus vibrantly.
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World Heritage Day
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized Cultural Games of Punjab on the occasion of World Heritage Day for the students of Primary Section. The day was observed with an aim to create awareness among the students on the significance of cultural heritage sports.
The programme witnessed an assortment of playful activities & games about our cultural legacy which was finely blended with an assurance to preserve it. The main attractions of the day were games like Gilli Danda, Bantey, Stapu, Poshampa, Geete, Pithu Garam etc. The students exhibited their ingenuity in different games. They were highly energetic and full of enthusiasm to give their best performance. It was a delight to watch the enthralling show of folk games of Punjab where students displayed their potential to win.
The Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara addressed the students and enlightened them with her thoughts about the rich heritage of India and encouraged them to be the part in the progress, unity & integrity. She also encouraged the students to engage in sports and outdoor games on the regular basis as watching or playing the sports & games will certainly enrich an individual’s intellectual and well-being quotient, develop memory skills & strategic thinking capabilities and help in improving the end strength of fingers.
On the whole, the event proved to be a platform for the students to come together and play and be aware of the charm of games which are losing nowadays due to the busy schedule of children in the fast developing world.
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World Earth Day
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated 'World Earth Day' with full vigour as mark of devotion towards mother Earth. The objective was to honour the only planet in the universe that can support life and to remind us that every day of the year ought to be followed as an Earth Day.
Different competitions were organised for the students to mark the occasion. The students of classes II & III participated with great zest and zeal in ‘Inter Class Drawing and Colouring Competition’ on theme Save Earth. The students of classes VI to VIII followed the theme ‘End Plastic Pollution’ and Inter House Poster Making Competition was held. The young artists were seen completely engrossed in their art works. Their canvases were adorned with colourful images straight from their imaginations and the innocent interpretations of the theme. This fun filled activity witnessed an enthusiastic participation of all the students. Children came up with amazing artwork in drawing and each drawing was artistically coloured. It was a treat to the eyes.
Addressing students on the occasion The Principal, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara appreciated students for their colourful artistic work and urged them to always keep these colours alive in their life. She added that we are fortunate to have born on Earth and we should join our hands together to save our mother Earth from the increasing environmental degradation. She advised the students not to use the poly bags and try to reduce pollution and make the environment clean and green. She announced the judgement & congratulated the winners.
In an Inter House Poster Making Competition, First position was obtained by Dhruv (X-Bacon) of Kirti House, Second position was acquired by Savleen Singh (X-Chaucer) of Shakti House, Third position was won by Ridhima (XI Medical) of Jyoti House and Appreciation award was bagged by Ekamdeep Kaur (XI Commerce) of Jyoti House.
Overall Shakti House was the winner.
In an Inter Class Drawing and Colouring Competition, First position was secured by Sanvi (III Chaucer) and Saima (II Chaucer), Second position was won by Sunreet (III Chaucer) and Tejpreet (II Bacon) and Third position was acquired by Kirandeep Kaur (III Bacon), Ridhi (II Chaucer) & Samridhi (II Bacon).
Conclusively the celebration was owed to the environment as mark of our true dedication towards the environment we live in.
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Plantation Drive in the School from Income Tax Department
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana striving and contributing to the welfare of society and nation as well, had organized a formal visit of reverent, honest, ideals S. Arvinder Singh, the Additional Income Tax Commissioner of Ludhiana (Range – 3) along with Mr. Hari Narayan (ITO) & Ms. Charu of Income Tax Department. The officers were the part of plantation drive in the school from Income Tax Department.
The officers had received a warm floral welcome by the Chairman of Chain of Green Land Schools Sh. Rajesh Rudhra and Principal Ms. Jyoti Pujara. Later a plantation drive was conducted. Four Plants were planted by the pious hands of Additional Income Tax Commissioner along with the students and staff members. S. Arvinder Singh addressed the students and motivated them to be an asset for country. He urged students to motivate & request their parents to pay the taxes regularly & honestly, as it plays a vital role in the growth of country and its development. Paying taxes is equally important as water to tree. He asked students to vow for country's development & regular growth by paying taxes regularly.
The Chairman, Chain of Green Land Schools congratulated & welcomed the officers for their contribution to the awareness drive. He earnestly thanked the Chief Income Tax Commissioner Sh. Vinay Kumar Jha for his noble job and joining the whole mankind for planting trees, the symbol of life. He also addressed the students and conveyed to be honest & hardworking, presuming officers as their role models. He gave a message that as regular watering and care of plant give best fruit, similarly paying tax on time boosts country's infrastructure and would lead us on world map. It strengthens the economic growth of the country. He motivated one and all to join the drive started by honourable chief commissioner and grow more and more plants because plants are God’s precious gift which give us life.
The programme ended with a pledge to be a saviour, hardworking and dedicated for the future of the country and would serve it whole-heartedly, when students would be ranked as officers. They would also contribute to pay taxes timely when they would grow up as responsible citizens and would convince their parents for the same. They would also lead eco-friendly drive to make earth a better place to live.
Conclusively, the visit of officers, filled students with sense of responsibility, honesty & hardworking, which would keep on motivating them to strive them towards their goal.
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Mango Day
It was a sweet juicy morning for the tiny tots of Green Land Convent School New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana as the little ones welcomed with sheer delight to celebrate Mango Day. It was a perfect day to celebrate the season of the king of fruits “ Mango” with a fun filled learning opportunity in the form of ‘Mango Party’. The Whole campus was adorned in green and yellow in tune with the theme of the party. The kids of Pre- Primary classes came dressed in shades of yellow and green colours looking exactly like the king of fruits.
The “Mango Party” mania was kicked off by introducing different types of mangoes and their health benefits. The little star were quite excited and eager to know more about mangoes and their kinds. They touched, smelled and held the mangoes in an attempt to distinguish one from the other. The children engaged in various creative activities such as thumb printing, cutting & pasting, cutting of mangoes, drawing of mangoes etc. The children were able to associate with the shape & size of mango better than before and were proud of the drawings they made. The kids enjoyed rhymes and sang songs on the theme ‘Mango - The King of fruits’. During the lunch time, Children shared and relished various varities of mango they had brought as special tiffins. They learnt its cultural, social and economic significances, its medicinal properties and popular stories associated with the term ‘Mango’ The aim of organizing the event was to impart all information related to mango in a fun way.
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XII Result
“Achievers never expose themselves,
But their achievements expose them.”
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana once again stole the limelight by emerging victorious in class XII result declared by CBSE on 26th May, 2018. The Green Knights made their alma mater proud by giving an excellent result. An overflow of zeal and fervour drenched in the entire campus. Sandeep Kapoor captured the first position by scoring 93.4% marks in Non- Medical stream. He also scored highest marks in Physics, Chemistry, Maths i.e. 95 in each and 97 in Physical Education.
Another feather to the school glory was added by Gagandeep from Commerce by fetching 84.2% marks. She scored highest marks in business studies i.e. 92 and in music i.e. 98. Kajal scored 92 highest marks in Economics. The school premises was charged with excitement, vigour and happiness on stupendous performance of students in Class XII result.
Sh. Rajesh Rudhra, the Chairman of Chain of Green Land Schools and the Principal Mrs. Jyoti Pujara congratulated the students for their well-deserved recognition. Faculty, staff and parents encouraged the students to uphold the name of school in coming years as well.
The Principal Mrs. Jyoti Pujara motivated the students to make hardwork key ingredient of their life and achieve their goals and shine in the future. She also appreciated the painstaking efforts taken by the Green Knights. The entire campus was reverberated with excitement and enthusiasm.
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World Chocolate Day
“Chocolate does not make the world go around,
But it certainly makes the ride worthwhile…………”
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized Inter – House Chocolate/Dessert Mocktail Making Competition on the occasion of World Chocolate Day. The students of different houses participated with great spirit and enthusiasm and marked their perfection in the field of taste and delight using common available ingredients. The participants of each house explained the speciality of their mocktail and chocolate desserts in our regular diet for maintaining good health and keeping diseases at bay. The Kindergarten section also celebrated the Chocolate Day. It was a treat watching the tiny tots decorating the chocolate desserts. They were extremely happy and enjoyed the day a lot.
The main focus of the competition was not only the preparation of yummy choco desserts and mouth watering mocktail but also upon students’ artistic presentation which carried an aesthetic aspect. Equal emphasis was paid on the hygienic consideration which was to be kept in view while preparing and dressing the final product. It was amazing to watch the children engrossed in making chocolate desserts and dazzling mocktail and showcasing their talents. The remarkable spirit of future chefs elated each and everyone present there.
The School Principal, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara said that she felt proud to see such higher level of expertise among her students. She also told the Green Knights good eating habits will help them not only to improve their nutritional well being, but also prevent nutition related diseases. Such events aim at bringing elements of fun and excitement through the spirit of competition.
She applauded the efforts of students and announced the judgement. First position was acquired by Kirti House, second position was grabbed by Jyoti House, and third position was obtained by Shakti House.
On the whole the day was proposed to be learning filled with joy and creativity which ended at addition in felicitating the students to have awareness of food nutritive value.
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World Population Day
“Save the earth from over-exploitation caused by over population.
Join the campaign to have enough space to live in………………”
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized ‘Inter House Punjabi Declamation Competition’ for classes VI-XII on the occasion of World Population Day. The aim of the competition was to hone the oratory skills of students and create awareness amongst them about the hazards of population explosion. The students beautifully presented their views on the topics Impact of Population on Economy, Hazards of Growing Population, Population & Unemployment etc., The rising rate of population especially the last six years has been alarming. The aim of the declamation competition was to offer students a chance to express their views on to hazards of growing population and the ways to abolish it . Each word was signifying as the pearl preserved in a shell. Each fact and quote exhorted upon the need to control the population in order to avoid its adverse effects on country’s economical, social and environmental aspects. The speeches by the senior students lifted the audience spellbound.
The School Principal, Mrs. Jyoti Pujara applauded the efforts of the vigorous orators and said that the vision of our country lies in the hands of the youth. So, they should come forward to curb the social and national evil to make our country more strong and realize the dream of Sri Rabindranath Tagore and APJ Abdul Kalam. She boosted the morale of students by asking them to participate in such type of activities as these activities help the students to develop confidence and improve their communication skills.
Inderpreet Kaur (X) of Jagriti House and Dhruv Arora (X) of Kirti House were the winner of the Inter House Punjabi Declamation Competition, second position was captured by Jashanpreet Kaur (XI) and Mehak Sidhu (IX) of Jyoti House, third position was won by the Jahanvi Singla (VIII) of Kirti House and appreciation award was bagged by Anmol Kumar (IX) of Kirti House and Manleen Kaur (IX) of Shakti House. Jyoti House secured the overall position.
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Inter House Solo Sufi Competition
“Singers are not great, because they have some special technique.
They are great because of their passion…………”
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized a ‘Inter House Solo Sufi Singing Competition’ on the occasion of ‘World Youth Skills Day’. The Sincere participation of the students made the contest exhuberant, soulful and sereve. There were two categories, Category – A (VI- VIII) and Category – B (IX – XII). The mesmerizing rendition of the sufi songs took the audience to the heavenly stupor and the whole auditorium echoed with the Melodious and soothing compositions and singing. The future sufi singers set the stage on fire with their mesmerizing performances. The entire campus echoed with the mellifluous music.
The Principal of the School, Ms. Jyoti Pujara appreciated the students for the prodigious efforts and performances. She motivated the students to participate actively in such events or activities as they provide platform to the aspiring singers and enhance their singing skills. In her speech she said the students that Sufi music is the devotional music that connects with heart and soul. It is the music of submission and surrender one’s self to God and transcends all religious boundaries. At the end she announced the judgement and congratulated the winners. The students were judged on the basis of voice skills, Rhythm and Tempo, Vocal Expressions and Entertainment Value.
In Category A First position was obtained by Palak Thakur (VIII Chaucer) of Shakti House, Second position was taken by Chahat Gupta (VII Bacon) of Kirti House and the third position was secured by Sakshi Bhangar (VII Bacon) of Jagriti House and appreciation award was bagged by Sneha Tondon (VIII Chaucer) of Jyoti House.
In Category B First position was taken by Riya Tiwari (XI Bacon) of Shakti House, Second position was fetched by Arshleen Kaur (X Chaucer) of Kirti House and the third position was won by Devansh Dhingra (IX Bacon) of Jyoti House.
Overall Shakti House was declared winner.
On the whole the competition was a great success and standard set by the students were very high.
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World No Tobacco Day 2018
Tobacco kill millions………………………………… We are at a war with tobacco industry and will continue until we beat this monster……… Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated ‘World No Tobacco Day’ on 31st May, 2018 to highlight the deadly health hazards associated with tobacco. No Tobacco Drive began with the objective to make the youth aware of harmful effects of tobacco consumption as well as its complications to others. Tobacco use kills more than seven million people around the world every year and that number is predicted to grow unless anti-tobacco actions are increased. In order to make the pupil easily get aware of all the problems and health complications caused by tobacco chewing or smoking, a Power Point Presentation was shown. Inter House slogan writing competition was organised for the classes VI to VIII and X to XII on the theme “Tobacco -the Monster”. The Green Knights enthusiastically participated in the competition. They made beautiful and inspirational poster highlighting the ill-effects of tobacco. The Principal of illustrious school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara extolled the efforts of the student to be the harbinger of change in the society. She informed the student that tobacco is a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease (CVD) and is Cancerous. She also told the students about the need to make our country smoke and disease free so that the present and coming generations breathe (live) happily. Conclusively, the entire day was devoted to encourage the students to make our country tobacco free country.
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TEACHERS DAY
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated Teacher’s Day to thank the teaching faculty for the contributions they make to the lives of the Green knights. The Members of the Student Council, who had been preparing for the grand day for more than a week, organised a great show dedicated to their teachers. The Principal of the school, Ms. Jyoti Pujara, teachers and the students paid floral tribute to the great learner, scholar and educationist Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan on his birth anniversary. The students presented flowers to the Principal of the school as a token of love and gratitude. The day buzzed with excitement and smiles all around.
A beautiful cultural programme was organized to honour the teachers in which students performed on various dance numbers. The programme started with the singing of the ecstatic song by Kunika of Class XII followed by group song by the students of class VIII. Inderpreet of class X expressed her gratitude through a speech by bringing everyone’s attention to the immense importance of teachers and the role they play in children’s lives. Bhangra by the girls of Class X left everyone spellbound. A wonderful powerpoint presentation made by Ayesha of Class XII, showing a collage of teachers in their different roles and duties in the school campus was an endearing gesture and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Teachers seemed exuberant while enjoying together.
As a tribute, students of senior classes initiated to conduct a mock session of school administration and teaching where they played the different roles like Principal, Supervisors and teachers of all subjects. Students were attired in disguise of their favourite teacher, whom they admire the most and the one who inspires them the most. It was a remarkable effort made by students to pay the heartfelt gratitude to their felicitators. The students left no stone unturned to convey their thanks to their guides.
Lastly and most importantly, The Principal, Ms. Jyoti Pujara shared a few words of encouragement for the students who had worked for days behind the scenes to organise the event. She congratulated the staff members, thanked them for their meritorious services and inspired them to work with integrity and credibility which is very vital for their profession.
On the whole, it was truly a proud day for the teachers to bask in the love and attention they received from their students!
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EXHIBITION
PRESS NOTE
To instill a scientific temperament among the students, an exhibition of models made by the school students was commemorated in Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana. The school always put forth one step ahead for student intellectual growth. It was a great platform for the students to showcase their practical knowledge as well as a unique learning experience. Under the guidance of their teachers, students from K.G. to XII made a stunning display of their innovative projects and models based on various themes of Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Literature, Computer, Music and Art & Craft.
The school students put forth intriguing models, activities and games that beautifully revealed the notion that “By doing we can learn better” Not only were the exhibits profoundly educative, they were simply fun to observe and learn from. As one entered, one could not resist oneself from praising the models that really built the creativity of the students and put forth the imagination into the creative world. They explained to the inquisitive parents how the models work and how it will help in other way. Parents, teachers as well as visiting dignitaries were amazed to see how our students could easily explain to an inquisitive mind. Onlooker were very highly praised how beautifully the poetry can swayed the mind of the layman and put them into that gone genre. The models of science were on the benchmark as they presented the yet to come and innovation, creativity and scientific skills were highly collaborative. The models of LUDHIANA SMART CITY and Social science displayed a great deal of appreciation.
It were the combined efforts the distinguished Principal of the school Mrs. Jyoti Pujara, staff and students to make this event a great success. Not only this the Principal of the school always motivates the teachers to teach well with the coming new ways so that the students should not be lagged behind with the coming world.
She always inspired her students to participate in such events as these events will not only help in stimulating creativity and inventiveness among students but will also generate their interest for these subjects. All in all, it was a creative journey of discovery, a reminder that when children are given a voice and listened to, they are able to rise to challenges, be imaginative and succeed.
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Alphabet Day Conducted
Keeping this in view the all round development of the students, Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana conducted the ‘Alphabet Day’ for the tiny tots of Kindergarten wing.
During this event, kids in their unique attire were very happy. Children came dressed up in their colourful costumes representing one of the letters and speaking confidently about that alphabet with the phonic sound. They were all thrilled and excited when they replicated many characters, fruits and personalities of alphabet they were depicting on the stage. There was a lot of enthusiasm and excitement as the little ones walked forward displaying their vibrant costumes. They spoke few sentences on the character that they depicted and some of them tried to truly imitate the same. The effort and hard work of children was highly commendable. The spectators were truly mesmerized to see the devices and gadgets incarnated on the stage. The event brought an amiable ambience and each participant left the stage with prolonged deafening applauses.
The revered Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara said that it was a delight to watch the children as they came up and spoke about the alphabet with the phonic sounds clearly and confidently. She added that teaching the alphabet is a foundational skill for kids to learn in order to be able to read and write. She appreciated the students with their precious pearls of encouragement. She wished good luck to all tiny tots for their future endeavours.
On the whole, the day proved to be great fulfilled experience for the little ones and gave them a platform to explore their hidden talent. The greatest gift the school is giving the children are the confidence and wings of imagination at the early stage of development.
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71st Army Day
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana celebrated 71st Army Day with fervour and pride in the school premises. The day was celebrated on January 15 to commemorate the day when Lieutenant General KM Cariappa took over General Sir Francis Butcher as Commander-in-Chief of India on January 1949.
A special peace assembly was organised for tiny tots. Each one of them introduced themselves in terms of nation, culture and heritage. The students brought their presentation to a harmonious end by holding hands as one to the song, "We are the world, We are the children". The assembly was successful in striking a chord among all present deepening the realization that our biggest identity is in being human. Students of primary wing paid their tribute to the gallant Indian Army through various activities like power point presentations, rhymes and poster makings. Students of Kindergarten were dressed in a soldier attire and recited lovely Patriotic and Peaceful poems. Every student felt proud to have had the opportunity to show our gratitude to the Indian Army – men who, willingly and selflessly, are always ready to sacrifice their lives for the country and serve us with a smile.
The principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara urged students to come united for peace, to fight against terrorism and stand altogether for the safety of mankind as it is the high time for generation should be made aware regarding respect for fellow beings despite of caste, creed, sex & colour.
The day has been marked to memorize the daring and bold Indian soldiers who lost their lives while protecting their nation.
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'Farewell Shin-Dig'
The 'Farewell Shin-Dig' for the outgoing class XII batch of 2018-19 was organised in the school with full fervour and vigour. The luminaries who adorned the occasion were Dr. Rajesh Rudhra, Chairman, Chain of Green Land Schools, Smt. Usha Rudhra, General Secretary of School Trust, the Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara & other eminent guests along with the staff members. The evening was a fiesta devoted to the years spent together with friends and teachers to reminisce joyous moments. It was a day of mixed emotions of happiness and sorrow for the students as well as for the teachers to bid goodbye and official send of.
The function commenced with the auspicious lighting of the sacred lamp. The students were welcomed traditionally by applying ‘Tilak’. The programme was painstakingly arranged by class XI students as they wanted to make this occasion a truly memorable for their seniors. The highlight of the function was the beautiful cultural presentation. The students put forth a mix of scintillating dance performances, entertaining theatre, melodious songs and pulsating music that rocked everyone.
The members of the Head Council delivered speeches expressing gratitude to their mentors and teachers for their invaluable contribution in making the journey a memorable one. Rajveer and Ridhima of Class XI in their speech wished good luck to their seniors for their future endeavours and be successful in all fields.
A special cultural programme showcased the multiple talents of class XI students. The jesting comical Choreography presenting anxiety of board exams filled everyone’s heart with humour. A mesmerizing duet dance performance by Manish and Prayatan aptly set the momentum for the other stage performances. The pick of the day was the Bhangra event, where both juniors and seniors enthralled the gathering with their rhythmic dance steps.
Class XII students grew sentimental and emotional as they recalled their happy memories of more than 10 long years in the school. They thanked their mentors and gave a token of gratitude to their Honourable Chairman, the Principal and teachers for helping them find their purpose in life with a promise to come back to their Alma Mater.
The Chairman of Chain of Green Land Schools Dr. Rajesh Rudhra congratulated everyone for this gala day and showered his blessings on the students and said that the efforts, determination and confidence in students are appreciable. He extended his good wishes to them for a bright, successful and prosperous future and to perform well in the Board exams. He said that he look forward to see an IAS, IPS, IRS, IFS officers among the students and will reward him/her Rs. 11 Lakhs to honour in bringing the name of the parents and school high.
While addressing to the students, The Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara blessed the outgoing batch and appreciated their efforts for enthusiastically participating in varied competitions raising the level of perfection. She wished them good luck to make a mark in the world outside, carrying forth the school motto of 'Be Good, Do Good, Be one.'
The students enjoyed the scintillating cultural treat. After the cultural programme, everyone assembled in the hall for refreshments and dance. The students danced to their heart’s content to the music belted out by the DJ. Many were seen clicking pictures of friends and teachers – capturing memories of school forever.
The students at this threshold of new beginnings greeted one another with their glittering eyes, sunny smiles and warm hugs.
Thus ended a beautiful evening marked with both happiness and sorrow.
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Intra Class Spell Bee
If you are not willing to learn, no one can help you.
If you are determined to learn, no one can stop you.
An Intra Class Spell Bee was organized in the school for the students of Classes KG to V, aimed to improve their spellings, to increase their vocabularies, to learn new concepts , to develop correct English usage and to add new words to the active vocabulary of the students. The tiny tots participated with great enthusiasm and dueled through the toughest words to prove their mettle. A thorough orientation was done by the mentors before the event in the format of learning cum fun filled competition.
The Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara admired competitive spirit of the students and also commended them on their level of interest and enthusiasm sportsmanship. While addressing to the students, she said that such types of competitions make students aware of the using new spellings in their day to day life and the usage of many unfamiliar words. It serves two educational purposes. One, as a platform that inspires students to showcase their improved skills. And two, as an instrument that hones their command over their language. It was a wonderful learning experience for all the little ones and served to enrich and encouraged them to learn new words. The winners were felicitated with the merit certificates.
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National Science Day
National Science Day was celebrated in the school premises to commemorate the invention of ‘The Raman Effect’ by the Veteran Indian Physicist, Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman. It is celebrated every year to widely spread a message about the importance of science used in the daily life of the people and to discuss all the issues and implement new technologies for the development in the field of science.
A number of activities were organized in the school on this day. In the morning assembly students gave speeches on the History and Importance of the National Science Day. The celebrations included screening of science movies to foster joyful learning among students. A Power Point Presentation was shown to students as it covered the theme of National Science Day 2019 ‘Science For The People And The People For The Science’. The main aim was to provide a scientific temper in the minds of youngsters to spread the message of the importance of science and its application in the daily life of people.
While addressing to the students, Principal of the school Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara enlightened the students about the importance of this day. She motivated the students on the general aspects of science and its application to technology and product development. She exhorted the students to cultivate a scientific temper in their day-to-day lives and follow principles of hygienic living. She said we all should take a pledge to abide by the theme to use science for building nation and not for destruction.
On the whole National Science Day was celebrated to raise awareness among youngsters about development in science field.
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Holi – the festival of colours
Holi – the festival of colours was celebrated in the school premises with religious fervor and enthusiasm. It was a beautiful spring day when the pre-primary wing and the staff got together in the school premises to celebrate the festival.
The staff and the tiny tots applied “Abeer” and “Gulal” on each other’s face. Our school experienced a true explosion of colours and children had a great time. This kind of activity helps children to understand the importance of rich Indian culture and heritage of India. On this occasion a painting competition was organized for the tiny tots of K.G. Wing. The whole atmosphere was filled with joy and excitement. The students applied tilak on the forehead of the parents. To enhance the pleasure of celebration and teach them the real importance of this colourful festival, the teachers told the students that this festival marks the victory of good over evil through the story of king Hiranakashyap and his son Prahlad.
The function was celebrated with a special morning assembly the students were given demonstrations regarding this festival and made aware about World Water Day through speech. A Hand Painting Activity was organized where blooming buds of the pre-primary wing painted their hands and gave impressions to their teachers as a memory.
The Principal of the School, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, greeted the students and added that this colourful festival, being a symbol of love and merriment, gives an opportunity to connect with our dear ones and provides a chance to live a fresh and vibrant life. She, moreover, emphasized that, this Holi, we should add colour not only to our celebrations but to the world around us by saving water on the occasion of Holi and World Water Day. She wished the management, staff students and parents a safe and colourful Holi.
The facilitators along with the students enjoyed the festival by playing colours with each other. In the end, the colours were distributed among the children to play Holi.
On the whole the festival of fun excitement haulted with loads of joy and happiness sparkling on the faces of everyone.
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Annual Result
The result for the session 2018-19 was declared in the school on 2nd April 2019 from Pre. Nsy to VIII .The school bore a festive look as the school premises was all aglow with the cheerful and exalted mood on the declaration of annual result of the students. “A dream doesn’t become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination and hard work.” This statement is aptly proved by the Greenknights.
A little progress each day adds up to big results. And here comes the big day for Greenknights. It is the time that is awaited the most by students and their parents alike, the time that affirms their faith in hard work shapes their dreams into reality and motivates them to set higher goals.
As every coin has two sides, some students looked nervous yet excited about their result. The school bore a festive look to make the students feel special as it was the most important day of their life. Various charts, slogans and display were prepared for the students. A selfie corner was prepared for the students to capture the memories of their annual result. The students and parents looked very jubliant on this day.
The school staff welcomed the kindergarten wing parents and students to receive their progress report and many teachers greeted them in children’s favourite cartoon characters. The school premises buzzed with giggling sounds of tiny tots who were very excited to see Chotta Bheem and Doremon in their school. They enjoyed talking to them and sharing sweets. They were very happy to receive their result in a very unique style.
Dr. Rajesh Rudhra, the Revered Chairman of Chain of Green Land School congratulated the students for their superb accomplishment in the annual result. He stimulated the students to toil in the same manner to reach the zenith of success and let their country be proud of them. He also appreciated the painstaking efforts taken by the students and staff members.
Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara heartily applauded all the students who have shown excellence in academics over the year and have got through final exams with flying colors. She motivated the students to make hard work key ingredient of their life and achieve their goals and shine in the future. She further wished the students to get plentiful opportunities to expand their knowledge and groom their skills in the forthcoming session that commences from April 4, 2019!
Over all, it was the most exciting day of the academic year, the day on which the heart beat the fastest. The school premises were charged with excitement, vigor and happiness on stupendous performance of students in class their annual result. An overflow of zeal and fervor swamped in the entire campus.
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National Karate Championship
Our school broke a ceiling in the National Karate Championship by giving a scintillating performance held at Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, organized by International Sports Council Inc. (Canada). Sourav Deep Singh Walia, the school student bagged third position in 55 kg weight category in National Karate championship.
After winning National Karate Competition with the glorious and outstanding achievement, he was in high spirit. He said it was a tough competition and with the blessings of Almighty he made the parents and school proud. The lad brought laurels by winning a third position in Kumite (fight).The winner of the competition thanked the Principal, the teachers and his coach for their support and was excited to get the reward of his hard work.
Jubilant with the victory, Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara congratulated the winner and his mentor for their commendable performance. She emphasized that such notable performances aid platform for the other budding stars to bloom. She said that the games are organized from time to time in the school to encourage children to be well-educated for physical fitness and sports. She said that sports have special significance in today's time. She showered her blessings on Sourav Deep Singh Walia and inspired the students to bring more glory and fame to their parents and school. She also highlighted that it is from this tender age the children can be molded and motivated and such competitions are a stepping stone to future success.
On the whole, it was a great success and the standards set by the student was high. It was a proud moment for all Green Knights.
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“Colour Fiesta”
“Colour Fiesta” was organized for the tiny tots of Kindergarten wing with fun and enthusiasm in the school premises. Colors are indeed the smiles of nature. The motive of celebrating this day was to make the children aware of primary colours, their significance and to develop fine motor skills among the students.
With apples and mangoes, Ducks and dinosaurs, Fishes and frogs, Thumbs and handprints, our little angels started to explore the colorful world around them. The ‘Colour Fiesta’ activity was a wonderful learning activity which helped children to understand the concept of Primary Colors. Each Grade and each section of the Kindergarten had their own scheme of colors. The students came dressed up in the beautifully glowing colors which reflected just how their spirits are all the time-filled with fun and enthusiasm. The class rooms, doors and boards were decorated with red, yellow, green colour objects like fruits, flowers, balloons and teddies. The children were excited and happy seeing red, yellow, green hangings and balloons.
The day began with a short prayer and continued with various activities like singing rhymes and jingles on colors, color identification games, printing activity, mock tales etc. Pre-Nursery – KG students showed their enthusiasm to mix paints to get secondary colors. They painted huge kites and butterflies using sponge as group activity. Children were given beautiful handouts like book marks, wrist watch made out of colour paper to take home. Mentors also joined the celebration dressed in red. The celebrations continued the following day wherein the children participated in mock tale activity .They brought lemon juice, water melon, fruity etc. related to the colour. All the students were elated. A lovely day passed by getting introduced to the colour of love and happiness.
The School Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara said that early identification of colors helps toddlers to create the cognitive link between visual clues and words which is an important part of a child's holistic development. Such activities assist the children to be extrovert. Even the shyest students too participated with other students in such a convenient and child friendly learning environment. She appreciated the students with their precious pearls of encouragement. She wished good luck to all tiny tots for their future endeavors.
On the whole, the day proved to be great fulfilled experience for the little ones. It was an excellent learning experience for children, which will enhance their visual discrimination. The students enjoyed the activity and went back full of praise. The smiles on the students’ faces were a proof of the grand success of the Fun day.
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World No Tobacco Day
‘World No Tobacco Day’ was celebrated to highlight the deadly health hazards associated with tobacco in the premises of school. The main aim was to highlight the health risks associated with tobacco use, World No Tobacco Day, designated by the World Health Organization is observed every year.
“No Tobacco Drive” began with an objective to make the youth aware of harmful effects of tobacco consumption as well as its complications to others. “Tobacco Companies Kill their Best Customers and Once You Start; It’s Hard to Stop…”, keeping it in view, a Special Morning Assembly was organized in the school premises, where the focus was on creating awareness among the students and teachers on the use of tobacco products. The students were explained the harmful effects of smoking and other tobacco products.In order to make the pupil easily get aware of all the problems and health complications caused by tobacco chewing or smoking, a Power Point Presentation was shown.
An Inter House Poster Making Competition was also organized for Classes VI to VIII on the theme “Health is Wealth” in which the senior wing created thought provoking posters. The students articulated their thoughts and emotions well and presented thought provoking posters on the theme. The Green Knights enthusiastically participated in the competition. They made beautiful and inspirational posters highlighting the ill-effects of tobacco. They also depicted how plain packaging can curb the initial thought of trying tobacco products because of the increased health warnings and gruesome pictures of diseases caused by tobacco. The posters were displayed in the school campus at various places for the visitors.
An informative talk was also given by the doyenne Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, wherein she shared some statistics about tobacco use in India along with what really tobacco is, its effects on the nervous system, its physical effects and its effects on our academics and social life. Lastly, she also talked briefly about plain packaging and how that can reduce the sale of tobacco products, especially in adolescents. She extolled the efforts of the student to be the harbinger of change in the society. She informed the student that tobacco is a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease (CVD) and is Cancerous. She also told the students about the need to make our country smoke and disease free so that the present and coming generations breathe (live) happily.
Conclusively, the entire day was devoted to encourage the students to make our country tobacco free country. The response of the students was overwhelming and the motive of enlightening Generation next took the shape of a reality.
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Reopening of School After Summer Vacation
The school welcomed all the students on 4th July, 2019 at the reopening of school after summer vacation. The reopening of session was marked with a lot of excitement and enthusiasm among the students. After summer vacation, it was the time to enter the school with new energy and fresh new vibes.
The students entered the school with jolly feelings of excitement and enthusiasm. They were welcomed on coming back to school after revitalizing themselves. Through a special video, fun-filled and adventurous summer fun moments of students and teachers were shared. Excitement and enthusiasm was at high among the students where there was an eagerness to meet the friends as well as admission to the new level. The classes were beautifully decorated and filled the students with pride. The day was filled with fun activities for the students preparing them for new challenges and exciting opportunities that the new session brings.
In view of scorching and intense weather, the school timings have been changed. Therefore the school reopened at 7:30 in the morning under D.C. instructions almost an hour earlier to the usual school timings. All were seen in a great hurry to reach the school on time.
Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara motivated the students that despite obstacles that may arise, we must always believe in our ability to rise above challenges and come out stronger on the other end. She inspired them to study with passion to achieve success. She further informed the students about upcoming events and inspired them to participate in every activity, including scholastic and co-scholastic. She advised the students to take balanced diet including liquids. She further recommended to stay at home during peak hours of the day in intense hot waves.
As a whole, the day was full of fun and excitement. Everyone had a great day!
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An Inter House Social Science Quiz
“An Inter House Social Science Quiz” was organized on 13/07/2019 for the students of classes VI- VIII to enhance the academic knowledge among students regarding the subject of social science and to measure growth in knowledge, abilities and skills. The main aim of the competition was to foster interaction between students and also to make them more resourceful to develop academically.
The quiz was presented in an interactive manner and the students enthusiastically participated in it. It commenced with the declaration of the rules and regulations of the competition in front of the participants. There were four teams in total and the quiz comprised of four rounds- facts based round, buzzer round, audio round, visual round, rapid fire round and Identification of famous personalities round.
The questions given in the quiz were not only appreciated by the teachers but also by the students. At the end of every round there was a question for audience that kept the interest alive among them. There was a tough challenge given by the houses to one another. After the neck to neck competition Kirti House grabbed the first position, Shakti House secured the second position and Jyoti House obtained the third position in Social Studies Quiz. The program ended up with a motivational speech by the Principal.
Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, said that these competitions help students to practice more and to improve their level of competitiveness. She congratulated the winner teams and encouraged the students to be up-dated by reading the newspaper and listening and watching the news. She inspired the students to participate in such competitions in future as well to keep their knowledge up-to-date. She lauded the efforts of the winners of the competition and complimented the teachers on the successful execution of the events.
On the whole, it was altogether a fruitful event for all. It was a great learning experience for the children as they enjoyed the quiz very much. The quiz was very informative and knowledge enriching for the participants as well as for the audience. The students displayed ecstatic spirit and enjoyed the quiz to the fullest. The students participated with enthusiasm and zeal and tried their level best to win the quiz.
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Ludhiana Sahodaya Schools Complex (Central Zone) Sufi Singing (Solo) Competition
Green Land Convent School, New Subhash Nagar, Ludhiana organized Ludhiana Sahodaya Schools Complex (Central Zone) Sufi Singing (Solo) Competition in Sh. Ram Labhaya Rudhra Auditorium at Green Land Sen. Sec. Public School, Jalandhar Bye-Pass. Dr. Rajesh Rudhra, Chairman cum Director of Chain of Green Land Schools graced the occasion as the Chief Guest of this competition. Dr. Shabad Rudhra, President of the trust, Mrs. Usha Rudhra, General Secretary of the Trust and Dr. Vijayata, Director of Green Land Schools were the guests of honour. They were given a warm floral welcome by the Principals of all Green Land Schools- Mrs. Baldeep Pandher, Mrs.Vinita Sanan, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, Mrs. Ritu, Mrs. Aruna Kapila. The event commenced with the sacred lamp lightening followed by musical performance dedicated to Almighty to seek His choicest blessings. This gave a pious beginning to the show.
The competition witnessed an extensive array of participation from more than 16 teams of various schools affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). A healthy competition was witnessed with great fervor and zeal. Each participant expressed his mastery over Tone & Pitch, Rhythm & Enunciation, Variation & Cohesiveness and other important aspects of singing. Their best attires added festive shades to the competitive spirit.
The whole atmosphere echoed with melodious tunes of inspirational songs. The competitors came out with a variety of songs which pulled the heartstrings of the audience. All the young maestros sang to their level best and made the competition a great success. Great support was rendered by the audience and most of the songs received applause for the mellifluous compositions and music. The untiring efforts of participants were a treat to watch.
The judges, Mrs. Harpreet Kaur & Mrs. Sargam, professors from Arya College (Dept. of Music) thoroughly enjoyed the mellifluous sufi songs. They were impressed with the confidence, the tonal quality and the fervour with which they sang the inspirational songs. The Jury shared their views about the competition and gave fair judgement which was accepted by one and all without any discrepancies.
The Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara wished good luck to all the school teams who participated in the competition with their immense interest and zeal. In her appreciation address to the school teams, she mentioned that Music as the universal art, plays an important part in developing life skills and such performances add to their confidence and respect towards their learning. She further thanked all the dignitaries for gracing the occasion and appreciated all the students and teachers for their active participation.
The Chairman of the school, Dr. Rajesh Rudhra addressed the august gathering and said that the performance of all the school teams has been overwhelming and congratulated all on being the part of this mega event. He announced the result of the competition & motivated the students with his encouraging words and bestowed his blessings upon them. He said that such events continuously provide a platform for aspiring singers to perform in front of the audience and enhance their singing skills.
The result of the competition is as under:
Winner Trophy was grabbed by Arshjot Singh Dhillon students of class XI from GRD Academy Ldh.
First Runner-up Trophy was clinched by Yuvraj Babbar of class IX student of Green Land Sr. Sec. Public School, Jalandhar Bye Pass
Second Runner-up Trophy was secured by two participants, they are Tashmeen Kaur from KVM, Civil Lines & Inderpal Singh from Guru Nanak International Public School, Model Town and
Appreciation Award was given to Mehak Nagpal from Green Land Convent School. 32 Sec. Chd. Road, Ldh.
All the luminaries heartily congratulated the winners and the participants. The Chief Guest gave away the prizes to all the winners. On the whole, the competition was a great success where the talented singers enthralled the audience and put their heart and soul in each stupendous performance. The motive behind the Sahodaya Competition was successfully achieved and all the winners were in jubilant mood. The musical day concluded by national anthem.
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Congratulated India and Scientists For Successful Launch Of Chandrayaan-2
The staff and the students congratulated India and Scientists of the Indian Space and Research Organization for proving their mettle with the successful launch of Chandrayaan-2. The whole school was in a jubilant mood at the successful launch of Chandrayaan-2, India's second mission to the moon, which is a giant leap in the field of science.
Success comes to those who wish and dare; this quote is firmly proven by the renowned scientists of India. As the country celebrates the proud moment, the staff and students also praised the brilliant minds behind the success of the mission. The team of Green Knights congratulated the scientists and the incredible feat of this mission that comprised 30% of the women. It is a day to celebrate the feat as well as the women empowerment.
The students celebrated the success by delivering speeches and watching a short movie at the launch of Chandrayaan-2. They all were shared with the objectives and motive of the launch of this spacecraft. Students were made aware of the benefits of Chandrayaan-2 mission and making them feel proud to be the part of fourth nation of the world who landed on the moon with a mission to send its astronauts in space by 2022.
The Chairman of Chain of Green Land Schools, Dr. Rajesh Rudhra congratulated the champions on their momentous victory. He said that this is the victory of people of India. He pinned his hopes on and presumed that India will march ahead as a strong and united country. He added that women in India who lead space exploration proved to be great role models for young girls.
On behalf of the students, management, parents and staff members, the Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara congratulated ISRO on its spectacular success on the launch of Chandrayaan-2. She congratulated the ace women scientists who made this mission possible after the years of hard work. She motivated the young generation to follow their footsteps as sky is n’t the limit neither is space!
Overall, the day was full of moments of remembrance and enjoyment.
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International Tigers Day
On the occasion of International Tigers Day, school organized numerous activities to raise awareness and knowledge about tiger conservation in its school premises. As part of the students’ curriculum, the children analyzed poetry and enacted stories pertaining to the theme of the emblematic tiger. The tiny tots of KG section participated in a variety of events with an aim of raising awareness in regard to the plight of India’s national animal, which as they pointed out, would benefit the human race as well.
“The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated.”, keeping it in view, A special Morning Assembly was conducted in which students read out stories and stirring poems to motivate all to become sensitive to the cause, especially, the youth as they are the future stakeholders of the country. The students were shown a short animated movie based on the estranged relationship between man and tiger, and how man is to be blamed for the national animal’s declining numbers. A poem written by the students themselves describing the various emotions an endangered species might experience during the day and age of environmental destruction was presented followed by story enacting and tiger mask making. An additional power point presentation on tigers and the various aspects of conservation was also showcased to students. The students dressed as tigers stole the show and distributed tiger masks to the students to raise awareness about International Tiger Day.
Speaking on the occasion our revered Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara said that Earth was created for all life, not just human life. She said that animals have feelings just like humans and teasing an animal is cruel. We should have respect for animals just as much as everything else because they are a creation of God and it is our duty to protect animals and show genuine care and concern for them. She insisted students to enjoy Animal planet channel on television. Also, one must visit a real wildlife preserve where one can see and learn about local flora and fauna. She concluded the day’s events with a speech that highlighted the pressing need to raise awareness about the tiger and its future in the wild.
On the whole, It was indeed a thought provoking event for all of the students who understood that saving the tiger meant saving its habitat, and hence pledged to take care of the trees in order to protect the environment.
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Teej celebration (Day2)
Gaiety and zest marked the Teej celebrations in school. The traditional colourful costumes of the students from classes VI to XII and faculty added to enhance the charm and mood of the celebrations. The School campus wore a festive look with flags, fresh flowers and decorations brimmed with the traditional Baagh and Phulkaris.
Keeping in mind the different age groups of children, special arrangements were made for their entertainment. The “young mutiyars” of Green land recited “Boliyan” and performed “Giddha” to welcome “Savana” with which the festival is coupled. The Girls had fun while getting Heena applied on their hands and having a feast of jalebis. The programme was prepared by the students under the guidance and supervision of their teachers. The girls enjoyed riding the beautifully decorated swings with flowers, and applied various designs of Heena on their hands.
Keeping in traditional view, Inter Class Solo Dance Competition was organized for classes VI to XII. The function correspondingly included enthralling and captivating dance performances and several enactments by the young Green Knights. The beats of Punjabi music let, everybody to tap their feet. The winners were bestowed with titles ‘Dazzling Daisy’ ‘Dancing Queen’ and ‘Expression Queen’. Giddha - the heart and soul of Punjab was performed by lovely young girls of Senior wing was a treat to watch. It was a trumpet call to announce and sing the welcome notes for the Monsoon. The excitement of the young mutiyars was the best part of the day.
Different kinds of stalls and Punjabi traditional games were organised for the students so that the students must be rooted with their culture and tradition. Students also relished stalls of different eatables such as Kheer, jalebi, sandwiches, water balls, pav bhaji, channa kulcha, samosa, bhel puri, candy floss, sandwich, combo packs, sweet corns along with soft drinks. Fragrances of flowers on ‘Teej’ pervaded the atmosphere.
Addressing the gathering, the Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara, talked about the importance of the day and mentioned that Teej was primarily a festival celebrated by girls and women with songs and dances and that it was mainly celebrated in the northern and western parts of India. She said that the school aims at promoting the culture through organizing such fests, events and celebrations of the festivals so that our national and cultural values may remain supreme on the globe. She added it was a pleasure to witness the festivity and galore which made the whole environment lively and colourful!
Overall, it was a great festive atmosphere. The whole ambience reflected Punjabi culture.
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77th anniversary of Quit India Movement (August Kranti Andolan)
Our school observed the 77th anniversary of Quit India Movement, also known as August Kranti Andolan in the school premises with utmost patriotism and nationalism. A series of events were organized to pay tribute to the Freedom Fighters on the occasion of “Quit India Movement”. On this day in 1942, father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi gave the famous clarion call of ‘Do or Die’ to all Indians to drive the British away from the country.
A special Morning Assembly was organized on a spiritual note with the school prayer. Students were made aware about Quit India Movement through speeches and poetry. The young green knights came dressed as Mahatma Gandhi and other freedom fighters. They were holding posters with slogans like “Do or Die” and “Independence is our birthright”. The underlying idea behind the procession was to explain the significance of Quit India Movement which instilled the patriotic fervor in the students. The students were told about the historic movement that aimed to help India attain complete independence, a momentous milestone in the Indian freedom struggle.
The Esteemed Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara and the students paid floral tribute to the great legend of India. She highlighted the importance of Quit India Movement in the struggle of independence and articulated that Quit India Movement was truly a turning point in India’s struggle for freedom. Father of the nation, Gandhi Ji gave a call to the masses and urged them to raise their voice against British and asked them to “Quit India”. She inspired the students with a beautiful quote by Mahatma Gandhi “Be the change that you wish to see in the world.”
Overall, the celebrations of Quit India Movement reminded the young Green Knights about the value of freedom. The students were awakened to protect the country in the present and future too. The whole atmosphere echoed with the immense contribution of pioneer of our motherland.
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Hiroshima and Nagasaki Memorial Day
The Hiroshima and Nagasaki Memorial Day was observed at school with the message of peace and concord to mark the tragedy of the fatal bombing in 1945. The day was observed to mark a remembrance of the world's first atomic bombing by the US on the city of Hiroshima, Japan on 6th August 1945.
Keeping it in view , A special peace assembly was organized by the young Green Knights which was followed by a beautiful thought on Peace Day with a glance on the Hiroshima and Nagasaki disaster. An Inter House English Group Discussion Competition for the students of classes IX to XII was an amalgamation of intelligence, alertness and patience. Each house consisted of three representatives. They were given sometime to prepare on the topic before the final discussion. Altogether, the participants enthusiastically expressed their views on the topics -Terrorism: Is this the price we have to pay for democracy?, How to eliminate the threat of nuclear war?, Why America had dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki? etc. After the group discussion, a question answer session was also conducted by the judges.
The listeners were impressed by the confidence exhibited by the students as they voiced their opinion in strong and powerful words in neck to neck competition where each tried to outshine the other to the best of his or her ability. The maturity level of students’ views was amazing. Their awareness was remarkable. They took the stage with aplomb and their performance was incredible. This competition basically was to enhance their Communication, Interpersonal Leadership, Motivational, Team Building, Analytical /Logical skills, Reasoning ability and Creative thinking. A moment of silence was observed to pay homage to all the victims at the end of the group discussion.
Speaking on the occasion, our well-regarded Principal Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara congratulated the students on their achievement and also for the spirit; they carried all through for learning. She advocated the message of peace by encouraging students to take a pledge and vowing not to fight. She reminded students about the dangers of nuclear warfare and drawing lessons from horrific past for a peaceful future. The students pledged to work for a nuclear free safe world in the days ahead. She announced the Judgement & encouraged everyone to follow the path of peace and harmony. She bequeathed “Dove Badges” to all the participants to take home as a token of peace.
Overall, it was a special effort taken by the students to advocate peace and emphasized the need to set up peace initiatives at school-level.
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Van Mahotsav Day
Our school commenced ‘Van Mahotsav Day’ with massive awareness and educational purpose. Meaningful messages were put up all around on the importance of trees and how they are the 'Lifelines'. The overall objective of celebrating the day is to sensitize masses and to generate awareness among the students. The students were a step ahead with a scintillating programme in the campus.
Adding more fervor to the proceedings and celebrations, a spectrum of activities were planned for the day for children to let them get a feel of the earth and nature. The Plantation Drive was organized for students of all classes to incorporate the sensitivity towards resources around us and to aware the students to consciously slow down the effect of technology and modernization on the dwindling and fragile eco-system. Each poster had a unique story to tell and spread the message that the green plant we live in must be cared for. Trees are the kindest thing we grow as they fulfil all our basic needs. But their depletion has become the serious problem.
In the 'Plantation Drive' the students planted the saplings of different types of plants like Christmas tree, Postal Palm, Areca Palm, Rabish Palm, China Palm etc. brought by them which inculcate the sense of responsibility among students. The worthy school Principal and teachers also planted various saplings.
The Principal of the school, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara addressed the august gathering and said that plantation initiative has been taken so that the students learn and spread awareness about the importance of ‘Flora and Fauna’ in human life as they are the pillars of future world. She proposed to make the entire campus polythene free which will encourage others to realize their social and moral duty towards our environment. encouraged students to preserve trees which play a vital role in maintaining the ecological balance. She added that it is the responsibility of each citizen to not only grow but also taking care and protecting them. She made the students to pledge ‘Green School, Clean School’.
Thus, the programme evoked feelings of love for God’s beautiful creation and everyone at the school renewed the pledge to protect the environment. Van Mahotsav Week came up to be a great success. The event helped to bring awareness about the green cover around us. It also helped in strengthening the bond between plants and humans. Students got to learn a lot and will always cherish the memories of this important occasion.
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Raksha Bandhan Celebrated
The auspicious and propitious day of Raksha Bandhan was celebrated at school with vivacity and Devoutness. It was a day when young Green Knights turned into little artisans, with creativity and vision. Raksha Bandhan is a special occasion to celebrate the bond between brothers and sisters symbolized by the tying of a holy thread, ‘Rakhi’ around the wrist of brothers. The main reason behind this competition was to celebrate and depict the precious relationship of brothers & sisters.
The event started with introductions and an informative session, where the values and history of Raksha Bandhan festival were explained. The students of standard Pre- Primary Wing & Primary Wing got a chance to participate in this competition. The Rakhi Making Competition was a joyful and sanctimonious event. The children joined in this celebration, which was aimed at strengthening the bond of love and to instill the virtues of love and harmony among the young, growing Green Knights.
In this creative & innovative competition, all the students participated with a great joy and zeal. Students used unique materials such as tiny mirrors, cotton balls, stickers, etc. to present their creativity in the most exquisite manner. The rakhis made by the participants were creative and portrayed the artistic perspective of the students. The verve and vivacity exhibited by the students were really perceivable. This artistic talent of the tender buds did magnetize the attention and attraction of every audience present there. The competition showed a number of colorful and creative rakhis, made by the participants. They were judged on the basis of neatness, creativity and effort put in by them.
The rakhi designed by the students of senior wing were packed with love and wishes in a box with greeting cards. The box full of rakhi and cards was sent to the Chief Commissioner of Income Tax Department, Ludhiana to forward the love of students to the soldiers of the country. This way students thanked them to being their safeguards standing on the border of our Nation.
Speaking on the occasion, our Esteemed Principal, Dr. Jyoti Sachdev Pujara enlightened everyone to the derivation of this celebration with her thought provoking ideas. She articulated that the chaste bond of love between a brother and a sister is one of the deepest and noblest of human emotions. She narrated the significance of this day by sharing a mythological story of lord Krishna and Draupadi. She said that strong must always protect the weak from all that’s evil. She, further, congratulated the winners and teachers for preparing them so well.
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