Author: BCE School

Result, 2021

Our students once again proved their mettle by excelling in both ISC (Class XII) and ICSE (Class X) results. Khushi Garg from the Humanities stream topped class XII ISC Examination with 98.5% followed by Lovepreet Kaur with 98% and Arshdeep Singh with 97.5%. Krish Kataria from the Commerce stream with 97.25%.
In the Class X ICSE Examination, Riya Dhiman topped with 98.4% followed by Anna Narang, Sayuj Gupta with 98.2% and Abhitej Bhullar, Sajal Goel with 97.8%.
Students in ISC as well as ICSE gave an outstanding performance with many of them scoring 100% marks in Sociology,
Psychology, Accounts and Physical Education, Social Sciences, Mathematics, Computer Applications, Physical Education and Biology.
50% of both ISC and ICSE students scored above 90% marks.

Anmol Mahajan

Among the countless school memories I have, one of the most vivid one is the day we entered the premises of The British Co-Ed High School as the first batch of students. As we walked through the school corridors, we were all not just elated, but also extremely proud and blessed to be the foundation batch.
On the school’s 15th anniversary, I want to thank all my teachers and batch mates for all the learning and fun that I had during school days. British Co-Ed has undoubtedly played a crucial role in shaping my personality and career. Wishing the school continued success in the years to come. Cheers!

Manik Mahajan
2006-2007

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Dilpreet Kaur Taggar

I had the privilege of studying at The British Co-Ed High School from 2007 to 2012. And, it is without a doubt I believe that those five years truly shaped who I am today.
Currently based in Melbourne, Australia, I have started a career in broadcast journalism & communications.
My journey from Grade 8 in British to doing a Masters of Journalism at The University of Melbourne has come a long way. Every time, I am asked to speak publically or write for a website, I am transported back to Shakespeare classes taken by Rosa ma’am and the long list of vocabulary words we had to finesse.
I am a recipient of Antenna Awards for TV, Ossie Awards for Podcast along with working on launching a new documentary show next year.
Many congratulations to the school for completing 15 years of excellence. It shall always be the place I have the happiest memories.

Dilpreet Kaur Taggar
2012-13

Shivanshu Goyal

“I joined The British Co-Ed School in 1997 and spent 13 years there, the most memorable years of my life. The teachers at this school were amazing, and the education system here ensured that students focus on understanding concepts, rather than memorizing irrelevant details. The school helped me develop important analytical skills from a very early age, thanks to the carefully thought out Math and Science curricula. The Computer Applications course in particular was my favourite, and it helped me harness my computer programming skills, which eventually became my career. Being a part of some extra curricular activities like being in the school band, going on field trips, and participating in science exhibitions helped a lot in my personal growth. Ultimately, this school made me a lifelong learner, and I’m really grateful for it!”

Shivanshu Goyal
2010-11
Microsoft H.Q
Seattle

Manik Mahajan

“Congratulations to the entire British Co-Ed team on this incredible occasion. I’d like to take this opportunity to reiterate what I’ve always held dear. Thanks to my teachers for all their learnings, love and support throughout. The platform I got here has helped me hone my skills and simmer with confidence as I now step up to make a mark as a professional.
I wish the school all the best in its continuous endeavour to bring out the best in every student.”

Anmol Mahajan
2010-11

Yuvika Dandiwal

It was exactly 15 months ago that I visited the school for the last time before leaving for my flight to Maple-syrup land aka Canada. As I dashed out the exit door with some large “Dairy Milk Fruit and Nut” bars (courtesy to our beloved Rosa ma’am), my heart was numb, which was not an unusual occurrence at the time, and so was my brain (now this was highly unusual; pardon my immodesty). I wish I could say I glanced at the school building with my eyes feasting on its grandeur one last time. But I neither had the emotional strength nor the gallantry to rebel against a possible Indian superstitious custom lest I miss my flight. So, I reflected on my experiences once again, psychologically relished every last bit of those memories, and off I disappeared into the mist.
For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Yuvika Dandiwal, a graduate of Class of 2018, valedictorian and School Head Girl (2017-18). Credits to partial assimilation into an individualistic culture, I have grown accustomed to some humble bragging.
It might seem like I have fallen off the face of the earth, so, here are some updates about what I have been up to these past few months:
I am enrolled in the Bachelor’s of Arts program at McGill University with a major concentration in Psychology and a minor in Educational and Counselling Psychology. I was awarded the Hugh Brock Scholarship upon admission, which has allowed me to expand my academic pursuits on top of some unavoidable pressure to maintain a certain GPA. Serving as a volunteer at the Douglas Mental Health Institute here in Montreal, I am an unofficial ambassador of mental health and assist in reintegration of clients into the community. I would set the ball rolling for 2020, by starting work as an ABA Therapist, a tutor intern for students with learning disabilities, and as a Research Assistant at a lab devoted to studying eating patterns.
On rare occasions, when homesickness seeps in, I call my parents and channel that feeling into working harder, and endeavouring*. There seems to be a cure for homesickness, there doesn’t seem to be any for “schoolsickness.”
Corny sentimentality aside, I am highly grateful for the eight wonderful years I spent here. My heartfelt gratitude to Executive staff, teaching staff, support staff, friends, juniors, the basketball court, soccer field, the building, and to the one reading this. See you next year. Until then, “Endeavour,” my friend.

Yuvika Dandiwal
2017-18

Avineet Singh Chawla

I attended The British Co-Ed High School from Nursery until 10th grade. BCEHS’s strong, consistent curriculum and dedicated faculty contributed as a bedrock foundation that prepared me for the challenges of higher education and now, my career. The active participation in sports and co-curricular programs helped me develop a drive, purpose, and leadership skills that played a significant role in shaping me as a lawyer today. The phenomenal teacher-student ratio ensured a more personal learning experience that is hard to replicate elsewhere.

While pursuing my Master’s abroad and meeting intellectuals, I credit a large portion of my success to the firm edifice that the school helped me develop. Throughout my time in college, I often felt more prepared than some of my classmates because of the liberal arts approach to education and the emphasis on college readiness early on in our academic career. As an adult, I continue to be blessed by friendships that began at The British Co-Ed High School because of the close-knit approach instilled in the students. I hereby, extend my heartfelt gratitude to my alma mater that attributed to my success.

Avineet Singh Chawla
2009-10
Advocate, Punjab & Haryana High Court
LL.M (Queen Mary University of London)