S. Amar Singh Kamboj Memorial Inter-School English Debate
The School organized the 16th annual S. Amar Singh Kamboj Memorial Inter School Debate on 29th October, 2022. The topic was, ‘Climate change is a disaster to happen, and not a technological challenge that can be overcome” The debate was judged by Mr. S.C. Sharma, Ms. Hartej Tiwana, and Ms. Rubal Brar. The participants worked with full zeal and enthusiasm, presenting a fiery debate in front of the judges. Out of all the teams, The British Co-Ed High School was awarded the best team, and Shreya Aggarwal of 10th Class was the best speaker of the debate.
~ Bhavya Kalra (X DKB)
NCC and NSS Activities
The students shouldered their social responsibility with full diligence by proactively participating in the Dengue Awareness and Cleanliness Drive, Tree Plantation and they performed a Street Play on Drug Abuse at Jwalapur Village.
Our NCC Air Wing Cadets participated in a flying activity conducted by the 3 PB Air Sqn NCC at the Aviation Club, Patiala. A firing activity conducted by 3 PB Air Sqn NCC, Patiala at Bhawanigarh.
S. Amar Singh Kamboj Memorial Inter-School English Debate
The 15th Sardar Amar Singh Kamboj Memorial Inter School English Debate was hosted by our school on 29th October, 2021, via Google Meet. Despite the event being conducted online, there was no holding back in the enthusiasm of the participants from ten different schools. The debate topic was greatly appreciated because of its relevance to the contemporary political scenario -‘The Pen is mightier than the Sword.’
The team from St.Stephen’s School, Chandigarh was adjudged the winner and the title of the best speaker was bagged by Hiten Gaurav of the same school.
The judges for the event were Dr. S.C Sharma, Dr. Swaraj Raj, and Dr. Sangeeta Handa, who are very well known for their exemplary work in their respective education fields. The participants won the hearts of the judges with their sagacious arguments backed with strong rationale, altogether lifting up the level of the debate.
Diya Mittal (XII VD)
Virtual Science Exhibition
The Science Exhibition is a great opportunity for aspiring scientists to showcase their innovation skills. It is a platform where students can learn from each other’s experiences and get motivated to design and develop something novel. Science exhibitions not only challenge students’ creativity but also aim to improve their presentation skills.
Our school organized the second ever “Virtual Science Exhibition” this year. The objective of this exhibition was not only to motivate students to apply theory while conducting experiments but also to instill in them a scientific attitude and make them realize the inter-dependence of science, technology and society in our everyday life.
To prevent the spread of COVID-19, all projects were to be made out of materials available at home – Best out of Waste. Despite this being a challenging task, it did not deter students from coming up with something innovative. Students from classes V to XII actively participated in this event and made fabulous models, both working and static and, once again, amazed their teachers with their ingenious models.
It is for certain that science, today, is indispensable for human survival. In fact, science is the reason we have finally started finding ourselves safe from the clutches of COVID-19. Hence, it is important for the young generation to learn science and perform experiments. And science exhibitions are an excellent way to inculcate in them an everlasting hunger to find out about new methods and discoveries in science.
Ripanjeet Singh Toor (XII VD)
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