Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje asked father principal John Ravi, SJ to collaborate with RSLDC at 75th anniversary of St Xavier’s Senior Secondary School, Jaipur. Congratulating the school for celebrating the platinum jubilee celebrations, she appreciated the vocational program started by the St Xavier’s College campus, Rajasthan Skill and Livelihoods Development Corporation (RSLDC), which imparts training to women from economically marginalized families. She further added, “So, Father I would like to urge you to partner with RSLDC.”
“Mere training or degree today is of very little use unless you are able to take up some kind of vocational training,” added Raje.
His Grace Salvatore Pennacchio - Apostolic Nuncio, India and Nepal, acknowledged her presence and said the Jesuit community in India has made huge efforts for the education of the youth, highlighting the fundamental human quality of love and respect the students who have passed out of the Jesuit institutions show.
The celebrations for the unrivalled legacy then continued with the felicitation of former rectors by Rev Fr Varkey Perekkatt, SJ.
Encouraging everyone to keep moving forward despite all odds, entered the students singing the motivational ‘Pairon ki bediyan khwabon ko baandhe nahi re, kabhi nahi re’ from the movie Udaan. The students of the newly opened branch at Newta were not behind in performing for their alma mater who, looking attractive in various hues, danced on the theme of five elements of nature. The absolutely stunning performance was received by a roaring round of applause from the huge audience.
Decked up in yellow uniforms came the bagpiper band, an ensemble of pipers and drummers formed a few months back, amusing everyone with their synchronized drill. The captain of the band instructed the members so well that even CM Raje couldn’t help but appreciate him along with praising the equal involvement of girls in the band. To bring the event to an end were the senior students who added charm to the entire function by their dance performance on amalgamation of various Rajasthani songs.
With scintillating performances and presence of eminent personalities the function was worth praising. The day thus came to an end, however, the celebration of completion of 75 successful years are to continue till long!
The entire school turned into a mini zoo with sounds of barking, chirping, meowing as the young ones brought different breeds of dogs, cats, parrots, parakeets, birds, fish, etc, to the campus.
Alumni meet - as much as we grow up, we never stop missing school days. Joining alumni associations and thus getting to meet school friends as we stay busy with our professional lives definitely makes us nostalgic and reminiscing those years.
Celebrating the magic of science, the International School Aamby observed the National Science Day on the February 26.
Science, once understood can change the way you think about the world and hence emphasizing on the practical sides of science, The Cathedral Vidya School organized Science Day.
Exam stress? Ah! Every student goes through it, specially during the Boards. Here’s one student, Tanmay Goyal, sharing his secrets to fight it off!
It couldn't get better, they think, each year. However, they surpass themselves each year as they reach a new level of success with their annual art exhibition. This is none other than the artists from St Edmund's Jawahar Nagar.
When the girls of the school turned graceful ladies of the future, one can definitely make a guess looking at them that it's their farewell time.
What began as St. Mary's Boy's School in the year 1941, has blossomed into one of the many prominent schools of the city in a span of 75 years.
Being the voice of those who struggle to speak, Jatinder Arora, founder of PRAYAS, proved Barack Obama’s quote ‘a change is brought about because ordinary people do extraordinary things’ right.
Seedling Modern Public School’s Nursery Branch celebrated its 14th Annual Day named Bedazzle on 13th February 2016 in their High School premises.
Basant Panchami , known for worshipping maa Saraswati or Hindu goddess of knowledge, was celebrated at the Tagore International School, Mansarovar.
Wishing a bright future and imparting sound values to its outgoing students, Sanskar School, once again stood up to the meaning of its name.
The Li'l kids of Jayshree Periwal High School, Jaipur were delighted to see the Iranian puppet show organized by the IMA.
This school knows how to make complicated lessons simpler and easier; interesting and interactive, to top it. Students here learnt about Earth the most creatively.
Students of classes 3 to 8 most spectacularly showcased their learning of the entire academic year with their respective clubs. Judges, although had a tough time, adjudged few of them winners.
Students of Class 1 of Jaipur’s premier school showed true team spirit while displaying their singing and dancing skills at the action-song competition on 4 February.
They took off from Bhubneshwar in December with a simple mission, to spread the word. They call it the Walking Book Fair.
Most schools prioritise studies and extra-curricular activities, but Janki Devi Public School, Jaipur also focuses on environmental conservation.
Team ScooNews reached the fair in the early hours to find young, enthusiastic kids peeping into the binoculars set up by TWSI.
Bringing out the creative best from their students, The Millennium School, HMEL Bathinda organised a 'Corn Feast', an activity for their pre-primary students.
As Feburary starts, the farewell season in most of the schools across the city begins, with the latest one being in St. Edmund's School, Jawahar Nagar.
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