With a palette of red and green, accompanied by festive carols and the sweet sounds of music filling the air, the Christmas celebration couldn’t have been more delightful and inviting. The entire atmosphere was infused with the joyful essence of Christmas. Warm greetings awaited our extended family, the special students from The Patiala School for the Deaf and Blind, Saifidipur and The Community School girls as they joined in cutting the Christmas cake. These special guests were served with delicious snacks followed by lively dancing.

Our school joyously marked its 20th Annual Sports Day on December 17, 2024. Ms. Annu Rani Dharayan, Javelin Thrower presided over the function. The marchpast ceremony by the three Houses marked the commencement of the celebration. Students ranging from class III to VIII displayed impeccable synchronization in Rhythmic Yoga, P.T., and Aerobics.
The much-anticipated Track and Field events commenced to the enthusiastic cheers of the students. The chief guest commended the students for their hard work and urged them to strive for excellence in their future pursuits.

The school organized the 18th Annual S. Amar Singh Kamboj Memorial Debate on 29th October 2024, with Dr. Swaraj Raj, Dr. Sangeeta Handa, and Prof. Lovleen Parmar as esteemed judges.
Ashwin Kaur and Krisha Ahluwalia represented BCEHS in the competition. The topic for the debate was “Morality can exist without religion.” The participants showcased their extensive knowledge, delivering fiery arguments that captivated the audience and earned high praise from the judges. The team from Holy Angels School, Rajpura emerged as the winners.
Speaking on behalf of the judging panel, Dr. Swaraj Raj commended the participants, stating, ‘Their insightful arguments and confident delivery were truly impressive.'”

During our summer break this June, our trip to Australia felt like a dream. From Sydney’s lively streets to the charming Darling Harbour cruise and the stunning Gold Coast, every moment was filled with enthusiasm and joy. At Taronga wildlife park, we saw majestic lions and enjoyed an unforgettable seal show. Sydney University left us awestruck with its state of the art campus. In Brisbane, feeding kangaroos and exploring museums captivated us. We were also amazed by the Three Sisters mountain range, taking in panoramic views from the cable car. Warner Bros. movie world was another highlight on the Gold Coast trip where we stepped into the realms of our favourite character and enjoyed thrilling rides. As we left Australia, we carried with us treasured memories that enriched our minds and spirits.

The much awaited Inter-house Middle School Debate was held on 30th August 2024. The topic for the debate was “Should young people prioritise global citizenship over national identity?” The speakers impressed the audience with their incredible confidence and sagacious thoughts. The topic was relevant to the present global community. Ms. Gurleen Ahluwalia, presided over the debate and she was highly impressed with the participants’ content delivery. I was adjudged as the best speaker. Teresa House won the competition followed by Tolstoy House and Tagore House.
~ Manroop Kaur (VII SND)