Co-Curricular Activities

Realizing the importance of co – curricular activities in developing the child in totality, emphasis is laid upon such creative activities. For bringing the talent hidden in each child, they are put in different houses namely Rose House, Lotus House, Jasmine House and Sun Flower House, where they participate in various competitions, which is a regular feature.

1. State Level Vocational Competitions were organized by the Vocational Department in which the students participated enthusiastically and came up with novel and unique presentations and won prizes at different levels.

2. The Tree Plantation Day was celebrated on 5th August, 2006 and to mark the day, various competitions were organized.

(1) Drawing and Paintings                                          (8) Mehndi

(2) Stitching and Embroidery                                     (9) Best out of Waste material

(4) Poster Making                                                        (10) Kite Making

(5) Gift Wrapping                                                        (11) Wall hangings

(6) Flower Arrangements                                           (12) Greeting cards

(7) Slogan Writings

 

The competitions were held in Junior and Senior level and first, second and third prizes were awarded.

3. Diwali Festival – To infuse the festive spirit in the students and to make them aware about the religious and mythological background, various competitions like (1) Collage Making (2) Mask Making (3) Face Painting (4) Rangoli (5) Candle and Diya decoration were held on 20th October, 2006.

4. Bhartiya Sanskriti Gyan Priksha was organized in which more than 100 students participated.

5. Bharat Ko Jano, a written test based on the knowledge about India was organized by Bharat Vikas Parishad, in which 105 students participated. Two students Seetu and Siddhartha of class XII got 2nd prize on State Level.

6. Rotary Club - Tree Plantation was held. Around 50 students participated. Declamation contest was organized. The topic was Environment. 25 students participated. 250 students were given career counseling. Experts from different fields delivered lectures and knowledge about new fields emerging in these days.