Co-curricular Activities

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.

An exciting Digital Literacy Quiz Contest was organised for Class IX students. Seven teams participated, competing in four engaging rounds that included multiple-choice questions, image-based tasks, a question-answer segment, and a fast-paced buzzer round. After a fierce competition, Team Jasmine claimed the top spot, followed by Team Daisy at second place and Team Aster at third.

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.

The school's Diwali celebration featured a wide range of creative activities that showcased students' imagination and the festival's cultural significance. During a special assembly at the start of the day, children performed devotional bhajans, establishing a spiritual tone for the festivities. The crowd was mesmerised by a student's heartfelt performance of the numerous chaupai from the Ramayan, which gave the occasion a traditional feel. In a Rangoli competition, students eagerly entered and produced vibrant designs that enhanced their understanding of Diwali's symbolism of colour and light while showcasing their artistic abilities. Student-made paper lanterns and diyas, among other handcrafted decorations, adorned the classrooms, adding to the joyful ambiance. In addition to making the school grounds more cheerful, this celebration created a feeling of  delight to everyone in attendance, this celebration brought a sense of cultural legacy to the school grounds.

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.

The School participated in the City Needs Daan Utsav in collaboration with the Municipal Corporation, aiming to foster kindness and generosity in the community. The event encouraged donations of usable items like clothing, bedding, groceries, appliances, and toys. Students and staff contributed significantly, collecting a substantial amount of donations. On the final day, students and teachers visited the Indoor Stadium on Pakhowal Road to donate the items, reinforcing values of empathy and responsibility. The school was honored with an Appreciation Certificate from S. Jasdev Sekhon, Assistant Commissioner of MCL, in recognition of their efforts.

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.

A fun and instructive movie screening was held at the school as part of the continuing School Cinema International Film Festival. Students from a variety of grades attended the event, which was held in the school auditorium. They were excited to watch a movie in an instructional setting. The film that was picked was chosen with care since it imparts important values and life skills, which is in line with the school's objective to provide holistic education. The thought behind the event's organisation was that films are among the best ways to impart vital life lessons to children, providing them with amusement as well as a chance to consider morality and significant subjects.

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.

National Space Day was commemorated with great enthusiasm, encouraging school children to learn more about technology and space. Around 1100 kids participated in the Primary Wing's painting, showcasing their artistic talents by painting astronauts, rockets, and galaxies. Students of the Middle Wing improved their understanding of India's space accomplishments by participating in games and puzzles based on the ‘Bharat on the Moon’ portal. The Senior Wing attended lectures and took part in quizzes regarding the contributions of ISRO and the Chandrayaan missions.

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.

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.

Quit India Movement Day was commemorated by the Primary wing, with vibrant activities. Students participated actively by writing about the movement and taking part in a declamation competition. They came dressed as various freedom fighters and showcased their creativity by writing slogans on placards, bringing the spirit of the movement to life.

 National Book Lovers Day was celebrated with enthusiasm, aiming to foster a deep love for reading. The celebration took place in the school library, where students and teachers delved into their favorite books across genres like fiction, fantasy, and biographies.

A key feature of the day was an engaging session where the students discussed their favourite literary characters. They passionately highlighted what made these characters memorable, while teachers provided additional insights, encouraging further exploration and appreciation of literature.

The English Department successfully conducted an engaging English enhancement activity titled "WORD SPAGHETTI" for Class IX students. This activity was designed to boost vocabulary, spelling proficiency and creative thinking among students. Students actively participated, forming meaningful anagrams from the provided sets of words. Their impressive quick thinking and teamwork were on full display, with total involvement from all participants. The enthusiasm exhibited by the students was remarkable, making the activity both educational and enjoyable.The primary aim of "WORD SPAGHETTI" was to enhance vocabulary and spelling skills while fostering creative thinking among the students. The activity not only met these goals but also reinforced the importance of collaborative learning.

The school celebrated FLN Day by stressing fundamental reading and numeracy through a program called ‘FLN FAIR’. A maths scavenger hunt, a spell bee, train your brain activities and a whimsical puppet show were among the events of the day. Innovative teaching resources were on display in an exhibition, and kids from all throughout the city took part, promising to achieve academic success in reading and numeracy.

School hosted a series of events that showcased student talent and fostered a strong sense of community spirit. Ambuja Manuvikas, a school for children with intellectual disabilities, set up Rakhi stalls, with the sales proceeds benefiting charity, highlighting the importance of giving back. The Business Club sold various eatables, providing students with practical business experience. Additionally, a road safety campaign educated parents on traffic rules through informative sessions, emphasizing the importance of safety.

A creative highlight of the events was a slideshow featuring a rap song, which was enthusiastically received and enhanced the school’s vibrant culture. Middle wing students raised awareness about monsoon diseases through presentations, promoting health and wellness. Junior classes proudly displayed their holiday homework, showcasing their creativity and academic progress.

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The school commemorated Kargil Vijay Diwas with vibrant zeal, to pay  a tribute to our brave soldiers. The morning assembly echoed with stirring patriotic songs, setting a resonant tone. Students immersed themselves in activities such as sketching and poster-making, vividly illustrating the heroism of martyrs of Kargil  Engaging lessons from class teachers unraveled the rich tapestry of the Indian Armed Forces' history, while evocative presentations brought the sacrifices of Kargil heroes to life. This celebration not only rekindled a deep sense of patriotism but also ignited a collective drive towards contributing to the nation's progress.

An educational trip for the  students was organised to Gulzar Group of Institutions. The students watched an informative video about ISRO, its founder Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, and its headquarters in Bengaluru. The video detailed ISRO's achievements, its 22-23 space application centers, and the strategic selection of its rocket launch site at Shriharikota in Andhra Pradesh.

The students also visited an exhibition displaying satellite and rocket models created by university students. They explored a water bus featuring high-tech models. The trip was highly informative and provided a valuable learning experience for all attendees. The School Principal, Dr. Vandna Shahi remarked that such experiences broaden the horizons and inspire future aspirations of the students.

The Ved Prachar Mandal, Punjab hosted an Inter-School Vedic Speech Competition in the premises of the school. It was organised under the guidance of Provincial General Secretary Roshan Lal Arya and the school Principal and chaired by Dr. Harpreet Kaur. The ceremony began with a lamp-lighting by Principal Kamalveer Kaur and other dignitaries and was inaugurated by Abhishek Aggarwal. The competition featured 25 schools, with speeches judged by Prof. Sarojini Saida, Dr. Sarabjit Kaur, and Prof. Usha Awasthi.

Chief guest Rajiv Kheda commended the event, while Dr. Harpreet Kaur highlighted the importance of youth involvement. Hrishita of Bharatiya Vidya Mandir won first place, with Ek Roop Kaur and Palak Sharma of DAV Public School securing second, and Advika Kaul of BCM Arya Model School and Ansh Sharma of Bharatiya Vidya Mandir achieving third. Ek Noor Kaur and Namanpal Singh of Guru Nanak International Public School received appreciation awards. 

A vital session on the significance of traffic laws and road safety was held to draw attention to importance of traffic rules in maintaining public safety. The distinguished resource personnel were inspector Balwinder Singh of the Traffic Police  , Constable Jasvir Singh, and Mr. Manmeet Singh, a government resource person The lecture emphasised how crucial traffic laws are to upholding law and order, averting collisions, and saving lives. The students were educated on a variety of driving laws, such as obeying traffic signals, wearing seat belts, and speed restrictions. The serious ramifications of traffic infractions, which can result in expensive fines, court cases, and, most tragically, the loss of life, were also covered in the session.

Senior students participated in an educational Google Meet session with Mr. Kishore Mahbubani, a renowned diplomat and geopolitical adviser. He formerly served as President of the UN Security Council. Prominent geopolitical journalist Mr. Dinesh Kumar moderated the Ludhiana Management Association-hosted event, which addressed the subject ‘India's Destiny: To Join the East or the West?’ Mr. Mahbubani highlighted the significance of preserving balanced international relations while sharing his in-depth understanding of India's strategic position between the Eastern and Western spheres of influence. He gave them a thorough grasp of India's place in the world by talking about both economic prospects and geopolitical difficultiesSenior students participated in an educational Google Meet session with Mr. Kishore Mahbubani, a renowned diplomat and geopolitical adviser. He formerly served as President of the UN Security Council. Prominent geopolitical journalist Mr. Dinesh Kumar moderated the Ludhiana Management Association-hosted event, which addressed the subject ‘India's Destiny: To Join the East or the West?’ Mr. Mahbubani highlighted the significance of preserving balanced international relations while sharing his in-depth understanding of India's strategic position between the Eastern and Western spheres of influence. He gave them a thorough grasp of India's place in the world by talking about both economic prospects and geopolitical difficulties.

Bringing together the brilliance of ancient Indian scriptures and the dynamism of oratory skills, an Inter House Vedic Declamation was organised at BCM School,Dugri in collaboration with Ved Prachar Mandal. Mr. Roshan Lal (Manager ,Ved Parchar Mandal) graced the occasion with his  august presence.It aimed to celebrate the profound wisdom and timeless beauty of Vedic literature.The competition showcased the art of persuasive speaking where the participants enthusiastically expatiated their views on various Vedic texts like  Parmatma Ka Nijnam Om,  Vasudav Kutumbukum, Jeewan Mein Sanskaron ka Mahatva, Swami Dayanand Saraswati etc.  They were evaluated by the esteemed judges Ms Neena Sharma  and Ms Pooja Ahuja on the basis of content ,clarity of thought and their confidence. The contest kept the audience engaged intellectually as well as emotionally. After a tough competition of almost one hour,Anushka  from Shalimar   House bagged the first position. Pratishtha from Kohinoor House   and  Osheen  from Pukhraj House were declared the first and second runner up respectively. The winners were awarded by  Mr Roshan Lal , the Manager Ved Prachar Mandal and Dr . Vandna Shahi , Principal of the school. 

To conclude the celebration of centennial year of Dr. BML Munjal,a visionary entrepreneur and philanthropist,the school organized a vibrant cycle rally for the students  beginning from the school itself to Phullanwal Chowk en route  BCM School,Basant City.It aimed to inspire young minds to embrace a healthy and eco-friendly life style and values deeply espoused by Dr. Munjal. The event brought together the students exhibiting a sense of community. They showcased their cycling skills and promoted the spirit of unity and wellness. As a part of the special occasion , certificates of appreciation as well as T-shirts were also provided to the young cyclists. It was a token of their enthusiasm and dedication to the event. 

In appreciation to the worldwide acknowledgment of Indian culture and traditions, BCM Dugri celebrated International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm and participation. Despite the constraints of the summer vacation, students and teachers actively engaged in yoga sessions with their families at home. They shared their pictures and videos with their class teachers. Teachers played a pivotal role by guiding students on the significance of yoga and regular exercise through WhatsApp  groups. 
The school principal emphasized the importance of adopting a healthy lifestyle, highlighting its relevance in current times. The event underscored the school's commitment to promoting physical and mental well-being among its students and staff.

The school celebrated the birth anniversary of the great Mahatma Satyanand Ji Munjal, a philanthropist and visionary who was well-known for his unshakable dedication to improve society. The memorial event, provided a forum for considering his extraordinary life and honouring his priceless contributions. The day commenced with Havan by the teachers and a floral tribute to the great genius. Senior students digitally presented the life, teachings, and noteworthy accomplishments of Mahatma Satyanand Ji Munjal. They emphasised the harmony he embodied between worldly pursuits and spiritual development.

An investiture ceremony was held to instil leadership and responsibility among the students. There was a sense of pride, excitement, and expectation when the newly appointed Student Council members received their official badges of responsibility. The school Principal stressed the value of leadership and accountability in forming the next generation. She affirmed her faith in the recently elected officials to preserve the school's principles. The event was adorned by the words of wisdom by Dr Prem Kumar, the Executive Director and the Manager of the school who congratulated the members of the Students' Council and appreciated the combination of humility, valour, and competence in them. 

In a beautiful blend of tradition and reverence,the School marked the birth anniversary of Dayanand Saraswati Ji, by organising Havans within the school premises and in the sanctity of students’ homes. Under the theme “Ghar Ghar Yagya,” the event aimed to rekindle the spirit of ancient Vedic traditions while fostering a sense of communal harmony and spiritual awakening. The young BCMites, along with the teachers, gathered in the school courtyard to partake in the sacred havan rituals. Amidst the melodious chants of Vedic hymns, the sacred fire was ignited, symbolizing the divine presence and invoking blessings for peace and prosperity. Beyond the school gates, the spirit of reverence transcended into the homes of students, where families united in the timeless tradition of havan ceremonies. 
 

A thrilling fusion of enjoyment and education was evident at Provision Paradise, which was designed particularly for primary school students. This festival featured a variety of interesting stalls, such as food courts, art counters, exciting games, stationery products, and a handloom showcase. The purpose of these exercises was to encourage creativity and stimulate the imagination of the BCMites. It promised youthful brains an experience they would never forget.
Through nukkad natak, students organised an awareness campaign for the impending elections and used sustainable water saving methods.
Furthermore, the well-known Dr. Gaganpreet Kaur offered free dental examinations, consultations, and preventative care services to students and their parents.

 

International Dance Day was enthusiastically observed under Happiness Curriculum.The celebration's goal was to instil  respect and interest in for all styles of dancing. Dancing is an enjoyable way to be more physically active and keep in shape.   The students actively participated in the celebration.

A number of entertaining events were organised to celebrate World Book Day to emphasise the values of creativity and reading. In addition, the students commemorated Dr. Brijmohan Lall Munjal's centenary by using their creativity to create elaborate bookmarks and eye-catching posters that featured their preferred book worlds. A particularly interesting aspect of the event was the exchange of perceptive book reviews, which focused on the critically acclaimed book ‘The Making of Hero’ by Shri Sunil Kant Ji Munjal and sparked conversations about the author’s path to success. The school invited guests to immerse themselves in a world of literary treasures and motivational tales through a mesmerising book exhibition.

In order to promote artistic expression and social consciousness, the Bureau of Indian Standard Care App organised a colourful poster-making competition for classes IX and XI on school grounds.
Mrs. Arti Sharma, the standard club mentor, gave students an overview of the Bureau of Indian Standard Care App and BIS activities.
The primary goal of the competition was to encourage sustainable practices among students .  Students depicted several facets of environmental safety. Additionally, it assisted students in learning the value of a safe environment.The posters emphasised significant social messages in addition to showcasing their artistic abilities.

For Class XII Science Stream students, the school recently planned an insightful educational trip to the Gulzar Group of Institutions. The trip's objective was to provide students a first-hand experience at the dynamic academic setting and the wide range of career options in science and technology.
Students had the opportunity to speak to professors and learn a lot about different academic fields and career options during the tour. During an interactive session led by Mr. Varun, students learnt the value of selecting a suitable career path and the procedures required to become prepared for the workforce.
Students also had the opportunity to tour GGI's state-of-the-art Robotic & Innovation lab, where they saw cutting-edge inventions and technologies in use. 

Primary wing students enthusiastically engaged in the activities  organised to  emphasise the value of the environment and nature.  They expressed their love for Mother Earth through talks and poetry while dressed as various animals, insects, and flowers.
Students organised signs with the messages ‘Save Water’ ,’Say No to Plastic, and Save Earth’ as part of an awareness campaign. They also took part in a rally on the school grounds to raise awareness of the pressing issues. Students were invited to participate in a poster-making competition demonstrating their opinions on environmental preservation.

A session by Brahma Kumari Ms Neeru and Brahma Kumari Ms Jyoti was organised for students of class IX. The session focussed on the addictive sources of our surroundings.

The spokespersons discussed the effects of excessive use of mobile and other social networking sites and its cons including addictive elements ,cyberbullying and decreased attention span. 
They further guided the students to set boundaries and limits while using the gadgets which enslave us. They advised students to prioritise face to face interactions and outdoor activities. Overall it was a very educative and inspiring session.

Baisakhi, the harvest festival of Punjab was celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm in School. The campus was decorated for the auspicious occasion of Baisakhi. A special presentation titled “Farm to Plate,” where children  learnt about the journey of food from the farms to their plates was organised. In addition, some of the enthusiastic youngsters shared their thoughts on the significance of Baisakhi, highlighting its cultural and agricultural importance. Crops were shown to them to explain their relevance with the festival. The cheerful students transformed the entire day into one full of zest and zeal. 

The School Principal, Dr Vandna Shahi motivated the students to celebrate all festivals with great enthusiasm  and respect to promote harmony and brotherhood all over the world.

On  World Health Day, lively celebrations emphasising the comprehensive perspective on health were planned. Primary school students took part in the activity by creating balanced meals that included important elements like fibre, vitamins, proteins, and carbs. They gained an understanding of the importance of good eating practices for preserving a healthy body weight and preventing long-term sickness through this practical exercise.
Ms. Charanjeet Kalra, the school counsellor, led a health and wellbeing lesson for the middle wing students. She underlined in her talk the need of upholding one's mental and physical health. She told the students that mental, social, and environmental well-being are all included in the concept of health in addition to physical dimensions.

 The first day was simply wonderful, with small children, full of energy and excitement, starting their educational adventure with a healthy dose of playfulness and enthusiasm. The school greeted its new students and created an atmosphere where fun and study go hand in hand. The young students' introduction to their new teacher, who greeted them with compassion and support, was one of the day's highlights. Through a variety of games and activities, the young scholars developed friendships that would surely influence their educational experience.

A TRANSFORMATIVE TEN-DAY BOOTCAMP was held where the students embarked on a journey of creativity and innovation, showcasing their talents through a diverse array of coding projects.  They explored the limitless potential of digital creation by immersing themselves in a variety of coding platforms, such as MIT App Inventor, HTML, CSS, and Scratch, during the Bootcamp. The Tinkering Lab offered the ideal setting for pushing the frontiers of invention with projects like MECHATRONICS, CYBERNETIC ASTRO QUEST, COVER PAGE, TEXTURING, etc.,

The school held its annual prize distribution ceremony for classes I to III in an effort to improve students’ morale. God's blessings were invoked followed by a welcome speech.
In his speech, Dr. Prem Kumar, Executive Director of BCM Schools, congratulated all the parents for their children's diligent work .The school Principal and the members of the management team commended and awarded the students for their earnest work during  2023–24 . The trophies, certificates, and honours were given to the worthy BCMites.

Remarkable author Swati Munjal visited the school under the auspices of the BCM Leadership Forum. She captivated the students with a vibrant book talk titled ‘Verse Voyage,’ in which she shared insights from her book ‘Teaspoons Full of Love and Positivity’. Passionate and inspired, Arshpreet Singh gave the author a personalized portrait as a token of his appreciation. The other students showed their excitement by making bookmarks that reflected the book's themes. As a part of the dual celebration, trophies were awarded to the successful Class XII winners and other high achievers, honoring the achievement of the students.

Parents of students of Classes II to VIII participated in a ‘Happiness Rainbow Activity’ on PTM as part of Happiness Curriculum. Along with the list of positive adjectives, a chart with the names of the students was pinned to the bulletin board. Parents were instructed to select a positive adjective for their child and write it down on the ‘Happiness Rainbow Chart’. Both youngsters and parents were pleased with the motivation and delighted to write about their kid's positive traits.

The school students watched the motivational play celebrating the life and time of Dr. Brijmohan Lall Munjal at Guru Nanak Bhawan with the subject ‘Hero Forever’. They were overjoyed to witness Brijmohan Lall Munjal's life story, which is a proof of his business acumen, entrepreneurial spirit, and dedication to societal welfare.

An aura of divine blessings was created in the school premises when Hawan Ceremonies commenced for all classes according to their schedule of final examinations. Students invoked blessings of the Almighty and put ‘Ahutis’ in Hawan Kund by chanting Mantras creating a soul stirring ambience reverberating with positive energy. They also paid obeisance to Goddess Saraswati seeking her blessings for optimum strength, courage, and confidence for the upcoming exams.

To raise awareness among youth regarding online safety, students of classes VI to VII participated in a variety of activities on Safer Internet Day, including debates, PowerPoint presentations, and poster making. The major goal of these initiatives was to encourage young people to utilize digital technology in a safe, responsible, and constructive manner.

Throughout the academic year, a diverse array of engaging and enriching club activities were hosted in the school premises. The diverse club activities throughout the academic year provided Middle Wing students with opportunities to explore, learn, and collaborate beyond traditional classrooms. From Discovering India to coding, students showcased creativity in various art forms. Middle Wing Coordinator Ms. Anjan Kalia appreciated students, parents and teachers for the success. The School Principal Dr. Vandna Shahi stated that such experiences contribute significantly to students' holistic development.

As part of the seventh edition of “Pariksha Pe Charcha ”, Honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji, discussed ways to handle the examination stress with students, teachers and parents in an interactive session Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi.
A group of students and teachers of class IX participated in this  informative session with the PM. It was a learning and lifetime experience for all the students and teachers.  They learnt from the Prime Minister how to prove themselves, how to meet the greater expectations of life and how technology can lead to expansion of their mind and soul and how to develop a pure bond with teachers.
 

"The spirit of freedom inspires us to build a future that is prosperous, just, and inclusive for all"
The 75th Republic day was celebrated with great pride and reverence in the school premises. The students and teachers of the Primary Wing participated actively in the ceremony.  The day started with the unfurling of the National Flag followed by a soulful rendition of the National Anthem. The school choir presented a medley of soul touching patriotic songs. The teachers also presented a colourful dance performance highlighting the unity in diversity of our beautiful nation. 
Teachers, school staff and students from all the classes joined  in the singing of the National Anthem. The Principal of the school Dr. Vandna Shahi, addressed the students  explaining the significance and importance of Republic Day. She motivated the students to be the enlightened citizens of the country, to participate in the development and improvement of the society around them. 

The school  vibrated with boundless enthusiasm and confidence as 'Accolade Assemblage', the Toppers' Day unfolded in the campus. It proved to be a dynamic celebration meticulously dedicated to honour the exceptional accomplishments of students.

The event was graced with the august presence of the Chief Guest Prof. (Dr) Manpreet Singh Manna, the Vice-Chancellor of Chandigarh University. The distinguished gathering further sparkled with the presence of Sh. Suresh Munjal (President ,SMC), Dr. Prem Kumar (School Manager), and other esteemed  guests.
The ceremony commenced with the lighting of the auspicious lamp, followed by a soul-stirring rendition of Shiv Tandava. The School Principal extended a formal welcome to all the distinguished guests, emphasising the profound significance of academic excellence in the lives of students.
In a jubilant celebration of unwavering dedication and intellectual brilliance, trophies and certificates were bestowed upon the students of Class X and XII by the dignitaries. Niranjan Kaur, the school's topper (ranking 3rd in the city), received not only a trophy and a certificate of excellence but also a cash prize. This was followed by the accolades extended to stream toppers and students achieving 90% and above, recognizing their consistent efforts. Beyond academic laurels, students were honoured for showcasing outstanding talents in various co-curricular activities, marking a moment of pride for students, teachers, and parents alike.
In its entirety, the ceremony fostered a positive and supportive environment, inspiring all students to pursue their academic goals with unwavering enthusiasm and determination.

Ved Prachar Mandal Punjab organized an InterSchool Vedic Speech Competition. The event was held under the guidance of Dr. Vandna Shahi, Principal, and in the presence of Roshan Lal Arya, the Provincial General Secretary of the Mandal On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the great freedom fighter, Subhash Chandra Bose. The function was presided over by Dr. Avtar Singh, Principal of GTB National College Dakha.The function was inaugurated by Shri Madan Bassi(the Managing Director of M/s Suraj Industries) along with Shri S. B. Pandhi, (President of Small Ideas Great Ideas Trust).Other dignitaries at the function included Mr. Rakesh Jain, (President of New Young Five Star Club), Mr. Gaurav Sarin, (Director of Airtel Technology Services Pvt. Ltd.), and Mr. B. L. Sharma, (Pradhan.)Swar Sandhya began the competition by conducting a draw and distributing badges to the contestants.The chief guest of the function was Mr. Surjit Singh Bhadour, (General Manager of Verka Milk Plant). Students from 16 schools participated in this competition. In addition to discussing Vedic culture, the contestants also presented their views on various current issues.Professor Sarojini Saida, Dr. Prabhjot Kaur and Professor Sarita Mata were the esteemed judges of the contest.

In his address, the chief guest of the function, Surjeet Singh, commended Ved Prachar Mandal for promoting moral values among the youth and awakening them to the rich Indian culture. He highlighted the significance of this initiative, especially in a time when we tend to blindly imitate western culture. He emphasized that it is the need of the hour to organise such events to keep the young generation connected with its roots.He also insisted that Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose played a significant role in liberating the country and he urged the youth to follow his footprints.

In a concerted effort to address the growing concerns surrounding substance abuse among high school students,  the school  launched of its Nasha Mukti Awareness Campaign. The comprehensive initiative aim was  to raise awareness, educate, and empower students to make informed choices and resist the pressures associated with substance abuse.
The Nasha Mukti Campaign included a series of engaging and informative sessions specifically designed for high school students by School Counselor Charanjeet Kalra. These sessions covered various aspects of substance abuse, its impact on physical and mental health, and strategies to resist peer pressure. This guide was a valuable resource for parents, providing insights into the warning signs of substance abuse, effective communication strategies, and tips on creating a supportive home environment. The school recognized the crucial role parents play in shaping their children's attitudes and behaviors, and the e-guide aims to empower parents with the knowledge and tools to address the issue proactively.
We believe that education, awareness, and open communication are key elements in preventing substance abuse among teenagers."The school encourages the participation and support of parents, teachers, and the local community in the Nasha Mukti Campaign. By working together, we can build a resilient and informed generation that is better equipped to make positive choices for their future.