Co-curricular Activities

The school celebrated the 79th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour. The programme commenced with the grand flag hoisting ceremony by Dr. Anand Sobti, followed by a warm welcome address from Ms. Gurpreet Kaur Chandok, Dean Administration. Students presented vibrant cultural performances, patriotic songs, and dances that filled the atmosphere with national pride. Special tri-colour delicacies were served, and exhibitions depicted India’s remarkable journey from 1947 to 2047, showcasing progress and vision for the future. The celebration beautifully reflected unity, creativity, and the true spirit of independence among all present.

The school took a meaningful step towards shaping healthier futures by organizing a Health Awareness Session on “Nutrition – Eat Smart, Grow Smart” for Class VI students. The session was conducted by Dr. Aayush Gupta, Assistant Professor & In-charge, Division of Paediatric Endocrinology, CMC & Hospital, Ludhiana. With expertise and warmth, Dr. Gupta highlighted the importance of a balanced diet in promoting physical growth, mental sharpness, and emotional well-being. Through interactive discussions and rewarding responses with gifts, he made the session engaging and memorable. The event beautifully combined knowledge and fun, inspiring students to adopt healthy eating habits for life.

To celebrate and promote India’s rich handloom heritage, National Handloom Day was observed with great enthusiasm in the school premises. Students of Class VI participated in a creative hands-on weaving activity, skilfully interlacing colourful threads while expressing love and gratitude for the country’s traditional crafts. Their work reflected a deep respect for the artistry and cultural significance of handloom weaving. Meanwhile, Class VIII students engaged in an informative quiz highlighting the history, diversity, and importance of Indian handlooms. The quiz not only enhanced their knowledge but also encouraged them to appreciate and support local artisans who preserve these age-old traditions.

In an enriching educational initiative, Grade V students were shown an informative video on the Quit India Movement . The aim of this activity is to instil patriotism and deepen the young learners’ understanding of India’s freedom struggle. The video provided a vivid and engaging portrayal of the events of August 1942, when Mahatma Gandhi launched the historic “Quit India Movement” urging the British to leave India. Through powerful visuals and simplified narration, students learned about the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters and the widespread public support that fuelled the movement. This engaging activity not only educated the students about a pivotal moment in Indian history but also inspired a sense of pride and appreciation for the nation's freedom. By learning about the bravery and determination of our freedom fighters, the students were motivated to become responsible and patriotic citizens of India. The activity successfully bridged the gap between history and reality, leaving a lasting impact on the young minds.

Dance is more than just movement — it is a powerful medium that harmonizes the body, mind, and soul. At BCM School, we believe in nurturing every aspect of a child’s growth, and dance plays a pivotal role in this journey of holistic development. Through rhythmic beats and graceful expressions, students learn to channel their emotions, improve concentration, and develop physical fitness. Dance enhances coordination, instils discipline, and fosters creativity — all essential elements of a well-rounded personality. As the music flows and the feet tap in rhythm, our young learners experience joy, freedom, and self-awareness. It’s not just an art form — it’s a celebration of life, energy, and inner balance.

The institution proudly welcomed its illustrious alumnus, Anmoljeet Singh, on his remarkable selection to the India U-19 squad for the Australia tour. Executive Director Mrs. Rama Munjal, Dr. Prem Kumar, and Principal Dr. Vandna Shahi lauded his dedication to cricket. A student-led presentation traced his journey, including accolades from Harbhajan Singh. Teachers fondly recalled his school days, while Anmoljeet urged students to pursue dreams with discipline and humility. A memento was presented in his honour. Cultural performances and the National Anthem added vibrance to the celebration. Concluding the event, Anmoljeet mentored the school’s cricket team, sharing valuable tips. Such alumni remain shining beacons of inspiration for future generations.

Students of XII Arts and XI Science attended the 8th Deakin Studio for Emerging Careers 2025 hosted by Deakin University at Chitkara International School, Chandigarh. The event aimed to equip the young minds with essential skills for the evolving global job market. It highlighted Australia's appeal as a destination for career growth offering a unique blend of innovation, safety, and efficiency. Timely topics, including 'From Physiology to Sport Performance', 'Technological Advancement', 'From Food to Future', and 'Cultivating a Global Mindset', were covered, proving to be a crucial platform for enhancing the competitive edge of BCMites, as these are vital for success in a globalized world.

Students of Classes XII Arts and XI Science from BCM School attended the 8th Deakin Studio for Emerging Careers 2025 at Chitkara International School, Chandigarh. Hosted by Deakin University, the workshop aimed to prepare students for the global job market by offering insights into emerging career trends. Key sessions included “From Physiology to Sport Performance,” “Technological Advancement,” “From Food to Future,” and “Cultivating a Global Mindset,” covering diverse fields like sports science, technology, nutrition, and global awareness. A major highlight was the “Discover Psychology” session, which introduced students to cognitive and social psychology and related careers. The interactive sessions provided valuable learning, expert guidance, and networking opportunities, enhancing students’ global outlook and career readiness.

To celebrate International Tiger Day, the curious and creative students of primary wing participated in a Creative Writing Activity that brought the voice of the wild to life. The theme — A Day in a Tiger’s Life— encouraged young learners to imagine themselves as majestic tigers roaming the forest. Through vivid storytelling and descriptive narration, children explored the challenges, beauty, and adventures of a tiger’s day in the wild. Their writings reflected not just imagination but also a deep sense of empathy for wildlife and awareness about the importance of tiger conservation. The activity aimed to enhance creative expression while instilling a sense of environmental responsibility and respect for endangered species.

To raise awareness about the importance of hygiene and disease prevention, primary wing organized a Hepatitis A Prevention Activity for Class IV students. The initiative aimed to educate young learners about the causes, symptoms, and preventive measures of Hepatitis A — a disease often spread through contaminated food and water. Students actively participated by creating informative charts displaying key messages on maintaining cleanliness, drinking safe water, and practising good hand hygiene. These charts served as powerful visual tools to spread awareness among peers and the school community. With enthusiastic involvement and creative expression, the event marked a small but impactful step towards building a Clean and Healthy community.

Education goes beyond textbooks and classrooms. In line with the vision of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, the institution firmly believes in the holistic development of every child, where sports and physical well-being are treated as integral components of the learning journey. Recognising the immense value of physical activity in building confidence, discipline, resilience, and teamwork, students are encouraged to engage regularly in diverse sporting engagements, including traditional games like Posham Pa, Kho-Kho, Tug of War, and other indigenous activities that celebrate India’s rich cultural heritage. By seamlessly integrating academics with physical development, the school is committed to nurturing individuals who strive for excellence in every sphere of life — be it intellectual, physical, emotional, or social — fostering well-rounded personalities ready to thrive in a dynamic world.

The School  echoed with pride as it celebrated the Investiture Ceremony, marking the formal induction of the new Student Council.The event was graced by Dr. Niyati Chitkara, Vice President, Chitkara International School, Dr. Vani Parvez, Sh. Suresh Munjal (President, SMC) & Dr. Prem Kumar(Executive Director).A robotic welcome by AI Tutor Mentor X and a Coding Game Corner showcased the school’s digital edge.Led by Captains Keshav Aggarwal & Tulika Arora, student leaders were adorned with sashes and pledged with pride.Pukhraj House was honoured as Best House for its stellar all-round performance.

The students of Classes VI to VIII are learning by doing through 15 dynamic clubs designed in alignment withNEP 2020. These clubs empower learners to explore interests, build life skills, and grow into confident,responsible individuals. From Tinkering Minds sparking innovation, Tech Explorer enhancing digital skills, toGreen School promoting sustainability and Concerto Club nurturing artistic expression—each club offersjoyful, hands-on learning experiences. Students are also developing communication, civic sense, empathy, andself-reliance through clubs like Communiquest, Traffic Club, Young Chef and Community Outreach.These enriching platforms are shaping well-rounded, future-ready individuals!

A fun-filled Story Narration Session was held at school for Classes II and III to spark imagination, improve listening skills, and make learning joyful. The theme centered around fruits and vegetables, with students wearing creative headgears like mangoes, apples, and broccoli, turning the auditorium into a lively space of imagination and laughter.

Teachers brought stories to life using expressive voices, puppets, and valuable messages, while students eagerly participated by mimicking actions and repeating dialogues. The session successfully blended storytelling with creativity and interaction, making it an enjoyable and educational experience that left lasting impressions on the young learners.

To enhance logical thinking and mathematical skills among students, .a Maths Quiz was organised for GradesIV and V. The quiz aimed to develop quick calculation abilities, mental alertness, and a love for mathematics.Students participated with great enthusiasm, answering questions based on basic operations, mental maths,tables, word problems, and logical reasoning. The quiz was conducted in multiple rounds including warm-up,rapid fire, and visual rounds to assess their overall understanding of concepts. It also helped in improving theirconfidence and encouraged teamwork and healthy competition among peers. Teachers appreciated the studentsfor their active participation and motivated them to practise maths regularly. Such activities play a vital role inremoving fear of mathematics and strengthening the concepts taught in class.

Students of classes VI - VIII enthusiastically participated in an Extempore Activity during Zero Period. They spoke spontaneously, showcasing their thoughts, creativity and confidence on given topics. This activity helped students develop public speaking skills, critical thinking, quick thinking and self-expression. Students also encouraged and appreciated each other's efforts, promoting a sense of camaraderie and teamwork.

Students of Classes VI to VIII enthusiastically participated in an engaging activity titled  ‘Know Our Ludhiana’.  Through presentations, discussions and interactive quizzes, they explored the city’s rich history, vibrant culture and well-known landmarks. It gave them a fresh appreciation for Ludhiana’s unique identity and legacy.

To foster civic awareness, creativity, and a deeper understanding of democracy, a Collage Making Activity was organized for Class XI on the theme “Rights in the Indian Constitution.” Students worked in groups to visually depict the six Fundamental Rights through images, quotes, headlines, and slogans from newspapers and magazines. The activity helped students understand the real-life significance of these rights, their role in justice and freedom, and their value in a democratic society. It also enhanced their teamwork, critical thinking, and presentation skills, turning the classroom into a vibrant hub of expression, learning, and patriotic enthusiasm.

To celebrate the vibrancy of Punjabi language and culture, BCM School, Dugri, conducted a lively Dumb Charades Activity for Classes VI to VIII, centered around Punjabi Muhavare (Idioms). The event aimed to deepen students' connection with their mother tongue in an engaging, interactive way. Participants took turns enacting well-known idioms without speaking, while their teammates tried to guess them. The activity brought laughter, excitement, and a sense of cultural pride into the classroom. It also fostered essential skills like communication, critical thinking, and teamwork. This creative initiative not only reinforced students’ understanding of Punjabi idioms but also made language learning enjoyable, promoting a meaningful appreciation of their linguistic heritage through fun and collaborative learning.

To promote language skills and build confidence, the final round of the Hindi Recitation Competition was organised for students in the school premises. The event aimed to enhance students’ pronunciation, expression, and presentation skills in Hindi. Students participated with great enthusiasm, reciting poems with clear diction, proper voice modulation, and impressive expressions. They selected poems on various themes and presented them with confidence and grace. Such competitions provide students with a platform to express their feelings and thoughts creatively. It also helps them overcome stage fear and boosts their self-esteem.

Students of Class XI and XII Commerce participated in a unique zero period activity, solving a crossword puzzle based on Business Studies.

This innovative activity aimed to make learning fun and interactive, while reinforcing key concepts in Business Studies. The students enthusiastically participated, showcasing their knowledge and teamwork.The activity not only helped students develop problem-solving skills but also fostered a sense of camaraderie and healthy competition. The teachers' efforts to make learning engaging and enjoyable were evident in the students' active participation and enthusiasm.

An exciting Sudoku activity during the Zero Period was held for students of Grades VI-VIII as part of our math enrichment initiative. Students took on puzzles of varying difficulty — individually and in pairs — sharpening their logical reasoning, problem-solving skills, and critical thinking under teacher guidance.The engaging session promoted teamwork, collaboration, and healthy competition, making math fun and interactive!  Students loved the challenge — and the positive feedback says it all!

Here’s to learning beyond textbooks!

Celebrating Guru Poornima in schools serves as a meaningful way to nurture respect and gratitude among students for their teachers.Students from Classes VI to VIII observed Guru Poornima with deep reverence as part of the Happiness Curriculum. They presented devotional prayer-dance performances, expressing heartfelt appreciation for their teachers. The celebration also featured the recitation of Dohas, adding a traditional touch to the occasion. The day beautifully showcased the special bond shared between students and their mentors, highlighting the crucial role educators play in guiding and shaping young minds.

The Chandigarh Branch Office of the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) successfully organized an Industry Exposure Visit for the science students. Students were taken through various stages of tyre manufacturing, gaining a comprehensive understanding of production processes at Ralco Tyres.  A technical demonstration on safety and testing procedures from the Safety Department further enhanced the learning experience, giving students a first-hand view of industry-standard quality control measures. This insightful initiative aimed at bridging the gap between classroom learning and industrial application.

As the monsoon season arrives, bringing lifeand nourishment to plants and trees, the school seized the opportunity to celebrate the spirit of growth and conservation. The school organized a plantation drive in its premises, recognizing the significance of this season for planting and nurturing trees. The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Mrs. Rama Munjal,School Manager Dr. Prem Kumar, and School Principal Dr. Vandna Shahi.The main motto behind the activity was to educate students about their responsibilities towards Mother Nature. Through slogans and placards, students conveyed powerful messages about the significance of tree conservation. 

Empowering our students with the future of learning!

Today, we explored how AI tools can revolutionize education—with special insights from our esteemed guests from Lovely Professional University (LPU). From smart learning to creative innovation, our BCMites are all set to embrace the digital future!

To foster a sense of community, students of Future Leader Group enjoyed a heartwarming visit to Manukhta Di Sewa' centre that promote empathy, compassion and respect for elderly. During their visit, the students connected with the residents, listened to their stories, and shared moments of joy through performances and conversations. This visit not only brought happiness to the elderly but also provided the students with a valuable opportunity to learn from their experiences and gain a deeper understanding of the importance of inter generational connections.

Students explored ethics, vision planning, and goal setting through engaging discussions facilitated by Ms. Prabhsimran Kaur from ICFAI University. This session instilled a sense of responsibility and moral integrity in students, preparing them to lead with purpose and empathy. By reflecting on their values and vision, students developed a clearer understanding of the qualities required for ethical leadership.

In collaboration with Munjal Birmingham City University Centre of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (MBCIE), the School hosted a grand Felicitation Ceremony to celebrate the successful completion of the AR/VR (Augmented and Virtual Reality) course by its students. The highlight of the event was the certificate distribution, where students received recognition for their hard work in exploring the world of immersive technology. The AR/VR course, conducted under the guidance of MBCIE experts, equipped students with foundational skills in virtual and augmented environments.

The students of Grades XI and XII (Commerce Stream) , embarked on an enriching educational visit to the Punjab College of Technical Education (PCTE).
The visit proved to be a significant learning experience, marked by engaging interactive sessions with academic professionals who provided valuable insights into skill enhancement, scholarship programs, and well-informed career planning.
During the visit, the students had the campus visit in Engineering block And Crimsal Hall, gaining practical exposure to the environment that awaits them in their future academic journeys.

A vibrant Bagless Day for the students of Class IV and V was celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm, turning traditional learning into an exciting hands-on experience. With books and bags set aside, the classrooms buzzed with energy, imagination and innovation as children engaged in a variety of thoughtfully planned activities.
The joyful faces and enthusiastic participation of the students reflected the success of this enriching initiative.

All the sister concerns of BCM Foundation celebrated the 108th Birthday Anniversary of Shri Satyanand Munjal Ji at BCM School 32, Chandigarh Road. BCM School Dugri captivated the audience with a creative puppet show titled "Path of Purpose," showcasing their artistic talents. The event also honored meritorious board class toppers for their academic excellence, recognizing their hard work and dedication. The celebration reflected BCM's deep-rooted values of excellence, shared pride, and unwavering commitment to nurturing young minds.

International Financial Independence Day, promoting financial awareness and life skills among students was celebrated in the school. Senior students from Class XI and XII Commerce mentored juniors on budgeting, saving, and responsible spending. Interactive sessions with creative PowerPoint presentations encouraged discussions and questions, helping students understand the impact of financial planning. The initiative fostered mentorship and leadership skills among seniors and reinforced the school's commitment to financial literacy.

School organized a Calligraphy Competition , celebrating the timeless art of beautiful handwriting. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across various classes, showcasing their creativity, precision, and artistic flair.
Participants were given a set theme and time limit to display their skills using different styles and techniques of calligraphy. The competition aimed to promote artistic expression, enhance fine motor skills, and revive interest in the traditional form of decorative writing.

The competition concluded on a high note, leaving everyone inspired and eager for more such creative opportunities in the future.

The school hosted an Inter-House Poem Recitation Competition for Grades IV and V, centered around the theme of Personal Hygiene. Students from all houses showcased their talent through expressive and thoughtful poems, delivering powerful messages about cleanliness, health, and self-care. The competition was filled with energy and enthusiasm, as participants impressed the audience with their confidence, voice modulation, and clarity. The audience was captivated by the students’ creativity, and the importance of the theme resonated through every performance. Winners were met with loud applause, and all participants were celebrated for their efforts, making it a memorable event that beautifully blended learning, fun, and awareness.

The School celebrated Bagless Day/No Bag Day for students, focusing on experiential learning, wellness, and emotional bonding. Students enjoyed hands-on activities like Zumba, real-life math applications, a Panchatantra puppet show, creative performances, and a

Handloom Art session connecting them to India's cultural heritage. They also participated in yoga, collaborative lunch, and a movie screening delivering powerful life lessons. This initiative provided a refreshing break from academics, promoting holistic development, empathy, and community bonding, and strengthening relationships among peers through meaningful activities.

An Inter-House Cricket Match  was organised for students of classes XI-XII. The four houses, Pukhraj, Kohinoor, Shalimar and Gulmohar competed in the tournament. It was quite an exciting match where all the teams exhibited their excellent skill and performance. Gulmohar House won the title by defeating Shalimar House by 4 wickets in the final match. Anakh of Gulmohar was declared Man of the Match for taking three wickets and hitting the winning six. Shalimar House was declared the first runner-up and Pukhraj House was the second runner-up.

The students of Grade XI and XII (Science Stream) undertook an educational visit to “Lovely Professional University (LPU”), This initiative aimed to provide students with firsthand exposure to university life, academic infrastructure, and diverse career opportunities.The visit featured insightful interactive sessions with academic experts, offering students valuable guidance on skill development, scholarship opportunities, and clarity on career paths.Students explored cutting-edge facilities including the Innovation Studio, IoT/AI-ML Lab, Google Lab, Mac Lab, and Robotics Lab.Medical stream students were taken on a guided tour of Uni-Hospital, visiting the Physiotherapy Clinic, laboratories, Herbal Garden, Animal House, and the Department of Pharmacy.An exclusive session on “Mental Wellbeing” was also conducted by LPU’s experienced faculty, focusing on emotional resilience and self-awareness for holistic development.

With deep reverence, BCM School, Dugri observed the Punyatithi of Mahatma Satyanand Ji Munjal— a true karma yogi, profound industrialist and philanthropist. The day began with a soulful assembly reflecting on his noble life and ideals. A sacred Hawan ceremony invoked divine blessings, followed by the recitation of Arya Samaj’s Ten Golden Rules. A documentary on the life history of Hero Cycles’ patriarch was also showcased. The whole BCM fraternity and the students pledged to embody his values and walk on the path of righteousness.

BCMites brought the spirit of Baisakhi alive with a vibrant and educational Gallery Walk, showcasing Punjab’s rich culture and harvest traditions through creative displays and themes.A lively folk dance brought Punjab's rich heritage to life. Dressed in traditional attire, the children crafted face masks with moustaches and beards, symbolic crop stalks, colorful pakhis and miniature dhols, bringing the spirit of Punjab into the school.Students impressed all attendees with their presentations, blending art, information and enthusiasm.

Initiators of Change, a leading organisation in Ludhiana, recently organised the ‘Mann Mela’, a dedicated Mental Health Awareness session by Mr Gauravdeep Singh (Chairman, IOC) along-with his team for the students of classes XI and XII (Commerce and Arts). The event aimed to equip young minds with the tools and knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of mental well-being.The participants learned practical techniques for cultivating a positive mindset, including mindfulness exercises, gratitude practices, and self-compassion techniques. It empowered the students to take ownership of their mental health and create a brighter future for themselves.

An enlightening session was held on World Health Day at the school premises. It was conducted by Mr. Sanjeev Tyagi, Founder and Managing Director of the Yoga and Pilates Institute and Everest Sports Academy, Ludhiana.

Addressing the students and staff, Mr. Tyagi emphasized the importance of good health as the foundation for performing one's duties (karma) with dedication. He highlighted that Yoga and Pilates offer a scientific and holistic approach to achieving both physical and mental well-being.

With a vision to create a healthy and happy world, Mr. Tyagi shared his mission of expanding wellness initiatives globally, inspired by the philosophy of Vasudeva Kutumbakam — "the world is one family." The session inspired students to adopt a balanced lifestyle and underscored the importance of integrating wellness practices into daily routines.

To mark the transition of Class VI students into the Middle Wing, a solemn and spiritually uplifting Havan Ceremony was organised. The ceremony aimed to seek divine blessings for the students' academic success, fostered  a sense of spirituality and positivity and set the foundation for a successful and fulfilling academic journey.

The chanting of mantras and offerings to the sacred fire created a serene and uplifting atmosphere.

School Principal, Dr. Vandna Shahi, warmly welcomed the students and extended her best wishes for their academic journey and future endeavours. She expressed her hopes for the students' growth, success and overall development.

The school hosted a Parent Orientation Session and Hawan Ceremony to warmly welcome new students and their families. The event began with a sacred Hawan, invoking blessings for wisdom and success. Principal Dr. Vandna Shahi shared the school’s vision, while a presentation by Ms. Shilpi Gurtu and Ms. Anjan Kalia outlined the curriculum, policies, and facilities. The session fostered parent-school collaboration and concluded with a thank-you note from Ms. Gurtu. Parents appreciated the school's efforts in easing the students’ transition.

The school hosted the Prize Distribution Ceremony, ‘The Stellar Streak,’ to honor the outstanding achievements of students from Classes VI to VIII. The event celebrated not only academic excellence but also the unwavering commitment of students with 100% attendance.

Daksh Vij and Ekam Pahwa received special appreciation awards for their innovative ideas, bringing laurels to the school by winning a cash prize of ?10,000 under the INSPIRE scheme by the Government of India.

School Principal Dr. Vandna Shahi  felicitated the young achievers with trophies and certificates, commending their dedication and perseverance. Encouraging students to continue striving for excellence, she inspired them to soar to greater heights through relentless effort.

The ceremony concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Vice Principal Ms. Navpreet Bhathal, who expressed gratitude to the school management, parents, and teachers for their constant encouragement and motivation. .

Students of Class X embarked on an educational trip to Science City and Rangla Punjab, accompanied by their teachers. They explored interactive exhibits, planetarium shows, and hands-on experiments at Science City, enhancing their scientific curiosity. At Rangla Punjab, they enjoyed traditional cuisine, folk art, and cultural performances, concluding with energetic Punjabi dance. The School Principal Dr. Vandna Shahi praised the initiative, emphasizing its role in holistic development by blending scientific learning with cultural appreciation.

The 18th National level NTST Exam, held at BCM School, Dugri, witnessed outstanding performances from students across various grades. Among the achievers, Rihaan of V Lily made a remarkable accomplishment by securing the second position in this prestigious examination.  He was awarded with a trophy and a bicycle by the organisers for his exemplary performance. His dedication and hard work were evident in his outstanding performance, making his school and family proud.

School hosted a grand Award Ceremony to celebrate the Top Ten academic scholars and students with perfect attendance from Classes IX and XI. Chief Guest Ms. Gurpreet Kaur, Dr. Prem Kumar, Dr. Vandna Shahi, and Ms. Navpreet Bhathal honored the achievers with trophies and certificates. Inspiring speeches emphasized dedication and perseverance. The Vice Principal extended a heartfelt Vote of Thanks. The ceremony concluded on a joyous note, instilling pride and motivation among all present.

Republic Day: a salute to our democracy

The school celebrated Republic Day with great enthusiasm, aiming to instill patriotism, unity, and respect for the nation’s heritage among students. The classrooms were beautifully decorated with tricolors, reflecting the students' patriotic spirit, while creative displays showcased their talent. A special assembly featured speeches, songs, and performances that emphasized the day’s significance. The national flag was proudly unfurled by the School Principal, Dr. Vandna Shahi. She acknowledged the sacrifices of freedom fighters and inspired the students to uphold the values of unity, pride, and responsibility.

The Calligraphy Intersection Competition, organized on the school premises, was a resounding success, bringing together students from different grades to showcase their artistic talents in the timeless art of calligraphy.Students enthusiastically participated, presenting their skills in beautifully crafted designs and artistic lettering.The competition not only celebrated the artistic potential of the students but also provided a platform to nurture their creativity and attention to detail. The School Principal , Dr. Vandna Shahi, shared her thoughts, saying, “It was inspiring to see how well the students poured their hearts into their work and embraced the art of calligraphy with such enthusiasm.

The Mapple Adventure Camp provided an exciting and engaging day for Class II, III and VI students, filled with thrilling activities designed to build teamwork, confidence, and communication skills. Activities such as the Rope Ladder, Tarzan Swing, Laser Beam Challenge, Commando Net, Trampoline Fun, Tyre Wall, Mowgli Walk, Burma Bridge, and Wall Climbing were set up to challenge the students physically and mentally, helping them conquer fears and strengthen their self-confidence. To further enhance the experience, a captivating magic show was also organized. With the guidance of professionals and school staff, the students eagerly participated in each activity, fostering a spirit of adventure and social interaction among them.

In a touching commemoration, the entire BCM family gathered for a special assembly to reflect the profound teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Students recited touching poetry that encapsulated Guru Nanak Dev Ji's teachings of equality and love for all. By filling the hall with holy phrases that moved everyone in attendance, the students' mellifluous Shabad Gyan enhanced the calm ambiance. They discussed motivational lessons from Baba Nanak's life, emphasising his values of selflessness, humility, and compassion. The distribution of Kadha Prasad to all present marked the end of the gathering and symbolised his legacy of communal harmony and sharing.

An event was planned in the school premise to spark students' interest in the growth and spread of the Punjabi language. Professor Inderpal Singh Ji and Mr. Mitra Sen Meet Ji were the chief guests of the programme. They informed the children about the importance of mother tongue. Students were apprised that mother tongue is our identity and we should respect and honor our mother tongue. Mitra Sen Meet Ji emphasized on reading Punjabi literature. They informed the students about the value of speaking their mother tongue. The pupils also presented their own works, and the Bhasha Prasar Community honoured them with books, writing and reading materials along with certificates.

The celebration of Children's Day was brimmed with enthusiasm and excitement. Our passionate educators held a special morning assembly to kick off the celebrations and established a positive tone for the day. The campus was alive with laughter and enthusiasm as students were engaged in several entertaining games and activities planned by the teachers. With their engaging performances, dancing, and singing, primary teachers stole the show and made everyone smile. It was a memorable day, filled with happiness, inspiration, and unforgettable moments!

Ms. Charanjit Kalra, the school counsellor, led an inspiring workshop on World Kindness Day. She highlighted the value of compassion, characterising it as selflessly lending a helpful hand to others. Ms. Kalra demonstrated how even small deeds of kindness may have a beneficial impact on the school through anecdotes and videos. She stated that Kindness can improve everyone's life.

World Science Day was observed with great fervour, highlighting the critical role that science plays in addressing global issues. The students took part in a variety of activities from making cycle charts on natural processes to taking quizzes on innovative products and giving stirring speeches about societal changes. Critical thinking and creative ideas were stimulated by a lively discussion about the role of robots. These encounters generated a profound admiration for science as a force for advancement and constructive transformation.

National Education Day was observed with great fervour in honour of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad's contributions to education. A few entertaining events were held to commemorate the day with the aim of raising awareness about the role that education plays in determining a country's destiny. An illuminating PowerPoint presentation that focused on Maulana Abul Kalam Azad's life, accomplishments, and important contribution to Indian education kicked off the celebration. The life and accomplishments of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad were the subject of an engaging quiz contest. In addition to testing students' understanding of Azad's writings, the quiz prompted them to consider the role that education plays in fostering national development.

The school hosted ‘Market Masters: Elevate Your Brand Story’, a prominent LSSC competition designed to help students of Classes IX - XII to develop AI-driven marketing abilities. The PCTE Group of Institutes' dean, Dr. Harpreet Kaur Kang, was the event's chief guest. 22 teams competed in the competition which included rounds such as Caption Writing, Brand Development, and an AI-powered Advertisement Market Round that assessed students' creativity and marketing skills. A distinguished group of judges, which included Mr. Gagandeep Singh and Dr. Jaspreet Kaur, evaluated the participants' outstanding work. With exceptional ingenuity and strategy, HVM Convent Sr. Sec. School secured the top spot. The event concluded with an award ceremony led by the Chief Guest and a heartfelt vote of thanks from Ms. Simmi Dhiman.

An interactive classroom activity was organized for Class VII students to explore the science behind Diwali, focusing on both its scientific and environmental significance. Through an engaging PowerPoint Presentation, students learned about the chemical composition of Diwali fireworks and the environmental impact of traditional versus modern celebrations. The session also emphasized the importance of celebrating an eco-friendly Diwali by adopting sustainable practices to reduce noise and air pollution.

To encourage safety and readiness during this  festival season ,  an educational session on disaster management was conducted for Class VIII Through a PowerPoint presentation, the fundamental knowledge and abilities the students  would need to manage any situations during this exciting festival was  given to them. Ms. Sukhwinder Kaur, the mentor teacher, introduced the students about several disaster types and gave them insightful advice on first aid procedures, fire safety regulations, and the responsible usage of fireworks.Additionally, the students were shown how to administer first aid to injured people in an unfortunate scenario. 

The school celebrated two decades of holistic education with its Grand Annual Day, themed ANVITA: Echoes of the Past, Vision of Tomorrow. The event featured Mr. Harpreet Singh, IAS, Chief Administrator of GLADA, Mr. Suresh Munjal, Trustee of BCM Foundation, Mrs. Rama Munjal, Founder of the Arpita Cancer Society for Children, Ms. Swati Munjal, and other dignitaries. They were welcomed by a student-designed robot, Mentor X.

The School Principal Dr. Vandna Shahi presented the annual report, highlighting key achievements. The program included impactful performances like Inspired by Ability, Step Forward: A Celebration of Inclusion, and One World, One Heart, showcasing themes of resilience, inclusivity and global peace.

The celebration concluded with prize distribution and inspiring speeches, reinforcing BCM Dugri’s commitment to excellence and global awareness.

In commemoration of United Nations Day, students of Grades 4 and 5 participated in a creative foldable flashcard activity that highlighted the missions of UN agencies. Along with creating original logos that combined art and global awareness, the event promoted collaboration and a profound understanding of the UN's role in promoting peace and prosperity.

Students of primary wing experienced a day to remember, blending adventure with cultural enrichment. Their journey began at Mapple Adventure Camp, where they conquered thrilling challenges like zip lining and the Burma bridge, cultivating resilience, teamwork, and self-confidence. The excitement transitioned to Virasat-e-Khalsa, where the students were mesmerized by its breathtaking architecture and immersive displays, delving deep into Punjab’s illustrious history and Sikh heritage. The School Principal Dr. Vandna Shahi underscored the transformative impact of such experiences, highlighting their role in fostering physical, mental, and cultural growth, and inspiring pride in the students’ heritage.

An important session was held at school to promote students’ mental health. Peer educators facilitated conversations on learning about mental health, including the effects of bullying and the influence of social media on mental health.  The School Principal  spoke to the children, stressing the value of mental health and the school's dedication to fostering a friendly atmosphere. The workshop also featured helpful advice on stress management and developing emotional resilience from the school counsellor. A vibrant Laughter Yoga session demonstrated the benefits of laughter for mental health while fostering happiness and companionship.

During a press conference, BCM Dugri proudly unveiled MentorX, a revolutionary Robo Mentor designed to transform the learning experience! Developed by our brilliant students Gurkirat Singh, Baljinder Singh, Gurjot Singh, Aniket Saini, Aarush Rai, Sarthak Singla and Naman Gaur, under the mentorship of Mr. Gurvinder Singh, along with Ms. Neena Tiwari, Mr. Nishad Sharma, Ms Hema  Aggarwal and Ms. Rosy Shoor. MentorX is poised to make education more interactive and engaging than ever before. This innovative Robo Mentor answers queries with remarkable accuracy, enhancing the learning process for both students and teachers.

The school Principal Dr. Vandna Shahi emphasized that creativity is the need of the hour in education, and at BCM School, they strive to respect and nurture students’ ideas while empowering them to think critically and innovatively. Reinforcing this perspective, Mr. Suresh Munjal underscored that MentorX exemplified the immense potential of integrating technology into education, ensuring that students were well-equipped for the challenges of the future.
 

In order to increase knowledge of the Vedas, Vedic exhibition was organised on PTM. Several permanent display boards introducing the Samaveda, Yajurveda, Rigveda, and Atharvaveda  were displayed at the event. Samples of handwritten Vedic literature in Sanskrit were available for viewing on birch bark, palm fronds, and paper. The show also featured the goals and opinions of Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati, a well-known advocate of the Vedas and the founder of the Arya Samaj. In addition, handwritten copies of the Vedas in Bengali, Tamil, Oriya, and Nandinagari  were on display. Information regarding the Vedas' creation and modernisation was given by the schoolchildren. Parents expressed their appreciation for the material in this exhibition and stated that it is crucial to teach these kinds of values in  the current generation .

The School arranged an insightful road safety awareness campaign in collaboration with  the traffic police department. Zone 4 Traffic Incharge Kuldip Singh addressed to parents and students, emphasising the need of following the law, developing safe driving practices, and realising that drivers and pedestrians have shared responsibility. Important safety precautions including using seat belts, helmets, and refraining from using cell phones while driving were highlighted.

The school honoured the renowned Indian hockey player, Major Dhyan Chand, on his birth anniversary by hosting the Inter-BCM Sports Quiz Competition-Athletic Ace Arena on National Sports Day. Four teams from various BCM schools enthusiastically participated in the event. The intriguing and difficult questions examined the participants' knowledge of a range of sports. Following an exciting competition, BCM School, 32 Sector, Chandigarh Road, took first place.  the host school, secured second place.

The students of class IX and X successfully participated in the RRR Science Project: ‘Teen 'R' Apnao, Prithvi Ko Bachao!’—a visionary initiative organized by the Municipal Corporation of Ludhiana. The students presented a variety of models that illustrated key scientific concepts and their applications to real-world challenges. The primary goal of this project was to inspire students to stimulate innovative ideas that stem from their surroundings, turning small ideas into significant outcomes with minimal costs and maximum results. This initiative was not just a competition but an opportunity for students to witness the importance of the principles of Reuse, Reduce, and Recycle, as they applied them to solve real-world problems.

An Inter House Punjabi Recitation Contest was organized for the students of class VIII, to promote the rich heritage of Punjabi language and literature among the young minds. The contest witnessed an enthusiastic participation from all the students on the various themes like Punjabi Virsa, Samajik Kuritiyan, Sawan etc... The participants mesmerized the audience with their confident and expressive performances.

This year's Independence Day celebration embodied the spirit of freedom and unity with exceptional fervour. The day commenced with a ceremonial flag hoisting by the School Principal followed by The National Anthem. A standout feature of the celebration was the badge-making activity. Students demonstrated their creativity by designing colorful badges, which decorated the school and symbolized their heartfelt patriotism. The event included a singing competition, where students performed patriotic songs with passion. The teachers’ involvement added an extra layer of inspiration, emphasizing the collective spirit of national pride.

The celebration concluded with a speech by the School Principal who highlighted the importance of Independence Day and honored the sacrifices of freedom fighters.