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CBSE Class 10 Results: Study Hall Students Shine with Outstanding Performance

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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared the Class 10 results on 15 May, and Study Hall once again recorded a stellar performance with a 100% pass result. Students demonstrated exceptional academic excellence, with several securing top scores. The highest percentage was jointly achieved by Aarohii Rai and Vedang Mani Tripathi, both scoring an impressive 98%.

Navya said, “Feels incredibly rewarding. This journey taught me the value of consistency and self-belief. I’m truly thankful to my teachers and family for always encouraging me and helping me stay focused.”

Vedang shared, “I feel proud and thankful for this result. My teachers guided me at every step, and my family kept me motivated. This achievement means a lot to me and encourages me to keep working hard.”

They were closely followed by Dushyant Shukla, who scored 97.6%, and Shatakshi Singh, who secured 97.2%. Shreyashi Rai achieved 97%, while Anya Chopra scored a commendable 96.6%, contributing to the school’s outstanding overall performance.

The Principal of Study Hall, Meenakshi Bahadur, extended heartfelt congratulations to all the students. She said, “We are extremely proud of our students for their remarkable achievements. Their hard work, resilience, and commitment to excellence have truly paid off.”The results reflect the students’ dedication, hard work, and the continuous support of teachers and parents.

Labour Day

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The Commerce Department organized a heartfelt Labour Day assembly to appreciate the invaluable contributions of our support staff. The event began with a prayer, setting a respectful and grateful tone. Students and teachers honoured the didis and bhaiyas with eco-friendly steel tiffin boxes as a token of appreciation. Students also shared how working alongside them helped us truly understand their importance and dedication. A soulful song added warmth to the celebration, and in a thoughtful gesture, students took over gate duties so that the guard bhaiya could be part of the event. The assembly beautifully reflected gratitude, respect, and inclusivity.

️ SYMPHONY – GD GOENKA SCHOOL (Competition for senior school)

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Our school proudly participated in the Symphony event hosted by GD Goenka School, Lucknow on 24th and 25th of April 2026 and won several prestigious prizes. The positions secured are-

1st Prize

  1. Nukkad Natak
  2. Flash Mob (Dance – Cultural Diversity and Rhythm)
  3. Rhythm Revolution (Solo singing)
  4. 3D Model Making

3rd Prize

  1. Web Designing
    Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Team study Hall

EXCELLENCE AWARDS

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The spirit of achievement illuminated the campus during the Academic Excellence Award Ceremony at Study Hall School, where the scholastic accomplishments of students from Classes VI, VII, and VIII for the academic session 2025–2026 were proudly acknowledged.
Students were honoured under diverse categories such as Good Citizen, Lateral Thinker, and Outstanding Performance in Subject-wise Proficiency, celebrating their unique strengths and talents.
The occasion stood as a moment of immense pride for the entire school fraternity, highlighting the commitment, perseverance, and sincere efforts of our learners. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to all the achievers and wish them continued growth and success in the future.

Excellence Awards classes 6 and 7

Excellence Awards classes 8 and 9

Excellence Awards classes 11

Bharat Scouts and Guides Certificates

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The Bharat Scouts and Guides Certificates were proudly awarded to students who successfully completed the Pratham Sopan. The young achievers were felicitated by the Principal of Study Hall, Meenakshi Bahadur, for their dedication and perseverance. This milestone reflects the students’ commitment to discipline, teamwork, and community service.

Sharing their experiences, students expressed that the programme helped them develop discipline and a strong sense of responsibility. They also gained valuable emergency skills, learnt the importance of teamwork, and built resilience in challenging situations. Many highlighted how the journey fostered character building and self-reliance, shaping them into more confident and capable individuals. The occasion was truly a moment of pride and encouragement for all budding scouts and guides.

Study Hall Junior School Marks 40 Years with Sports Day 2025

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Lucknow, December 13: Study Hall Junior School held its biennial Sports Day, Kaleidoscope, on Saturday afternoon at the grounds of Central Sanskrit University, Lucknow. The event brought together students, parents, and staff in a celebration of physical activity, participation, and teamwork. The chief guests, Mr Vishal Vikram Singh, Additional Superintendent of Police, STF, UP Police, and Mrs Singh, inaugurated the programme by releasing balloons.

Principal Meenakshi Bahadur and Headmistress Bani Malhotra welcomed the audience and introduced the theme of the event. Explaining the significance of Kaleidoscope, Bani Malhotra, Headmistress, Study Hall Junior School, said, “As Study Hall marks 40 years of meaningful education, the ‘Kaleidoscope’ theme reflects the heart of our journey. Just as a kaleidoscope creates multiple patterns from simple elements, our school has, over four decades, recognised and celebrated the uniqueness of every child, bringing together diverse talents and perspectives within an inclusive learning community.”

Founder and CEO of Study Hall Educational Foundation, Dr. Urvashi Sahni, said, “As Study Hall completes forty years, we reaffirm a belief that has shaped every aspect of our work—that joyful learning and strong academics go hand in hand. Childhood is not a preparation for adulthood, but a celebration of life in the present. We see children not as adults-in-the-making, but as whole human beings whose voices and experiences matter. When children come to us, they are yours at home and ours in school, and together we share the responsibility of nurturing their curiosity, dignity, and confidence.”

Students of Classes 4 and 5 presented coordinated drills titled “Tile Tastic” and “Whispers of White”. This was followed by a March Past by the four school houses of Classes 4 and 5, representing the school’s ethos of care and unity. A yoga presentation highlighted the Indian knowledge system, and a choral performance accompanied the field displays.

Track events for students of Classes 1, 2, and 3 were held throughout the programme. Fun races were also organised for parents, with students cheering from the sidelines. Grandparents participated in selected activities, adding to the intergenerational nature of the event. The programme concluded with a performance by students of Classes 1 and 2, followed by an appearance by Santa Claus, marking the end of the event.

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Study Hall’s Annual Function Traces the Journey of the Indian Knowledge System

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Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh: Study Hall School organized its 2025 annual concert “From Ancient Roots to Modern Wings” on 7th and 8th November as a spectacular tribute to the Indian knowledge system at Sant Gadge Ji Auditorium in Gomti Nagar. Over 500 students from classes 6 to 12 showcased India’s intellectual and cultural journey from ancient to modern times, leaving spectators with the important message that India’s progress remains deeply rooted in its eternal ideals of truth, peace, and unity.

In the course of the evening, children brought subjects like history and philosophy to life on stage through music, dance, drama, and narration. “At Study Hall, we believe that learning happens best when children engage hands-on. By encouraging them to prepare a visual and cultural representation of the lessons learnt in the classroom, the concert solidifies their knowledge base in a memorable and enjoyable way,” said Dr Urvashi Sahni, CEO and Founder of the school which will soon mark 40 years of its innovative pedagogy and holistic approach to education.

The enthralling event chronicled the evolution of India’s thought systems, from the wisdom of the Vedas and the Shatdarshanas (six schools of philosophy) to Chanakya’s political and economic foresight and Emperor Ashoka’s moral transformation through Buddha’s teachings. The show also traced our civilizational legacy and the grandeur of our heritage from the Gupta Era to the Chola Period. The legend of Vikram and Betaal was revived through an entertaining blend of dance, dialogue, and drama. Students highlighted India’s global renaissance in diverse fields brilliantly led by Āryabhaṭa in maths, Kālidāsa in literature, and Swami Vivekananda in philosophy and spirituality, with special emphasis on the role of Sufi mystics and social reformers in India’s social awakening.

The school’s principal, Mrs Meenakshi Bahadur, said, “It’s essential that our young generation don’t forget the wisdom and glory of our erstwhile golden age as they move into a rapidly advancing, self-reliant India of the future. Our annual concert has made them familiar with India’s journey from Yoga and Ayurveda to modern leaps in space research, defence, sports, and even the development of Covaxin, empowering them with the knowledge of our nation’s ability to merge timeless wisdom with cutting-edge progress. We believe that this knowledge will drive them forward in their individual journeys to realizing their dreams and the dreams of the country.”

“Mangalam”, a soul-stirring invocation and dance performance praying for the peace, harmony, and happiness of all beings was the magnificent grand finale of the concert, echoing the spirit of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam and bowing to the living heritage of India’s knowledge tradition.

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Study Hall Hosts 13th Model United Nations Conference (SHMUN)

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Lucknow, October 12, 2025: Study Hall conducted the 13th edition of its Model United Nations Conference (SHMUN) on October 11–12, 2025. Over 120 students from eight schools, including Vibgyor, CMS Gomti Nagar, La Martiniere Girls College, and Study Hall School, participated, along with individual delegates from Imart, M.R. Jaipuria School, and St. Francis School.

This year’s theme was Per Angusta Ad Augusta — “Through Difficulties to Honors.” SHMUN featured five committees, including the International Press Committee, covering topics from global security to human rights. Other committees included the Lok Sabha, United Nations Human Rights Council, United Nations Security Council, and two Joint Crisis Committees. The conference was held over two days to allow students to follow proper procedures and develop solutions on the spot.

SHMUN simulates the United Nations. Students represent countries, research topics, draft resolutions, and debate to reach consensus. Delegates give speeches, negotiate, and form alliances while working under formal Rules of Procedure. Roles include delegates, speakers, and chairs, all collaborating to find practical solutions.

Jyotirmay, a Study Hall student and head of this year’s SHMUN, said, “SHMUN gives us the chance to understand real-world issues and learn how countries work together to solve them. Leading this conference has been a challenging and rewarding experience.”

Dr. Urvashi Sahni, Founder and CEO of SHEF, said, “SHMUN is more than a conference; it is a space where young minds develop the skills, confidence, and empathy needed to become thoughtful leaders. Initiatives like these reflect SHEF’s commitment to nurturing students who can engage with the world critically and responsibly.”

Principal Meenakshi Bahadur added, “We are proud to see our students take on leadership roles and engage deeply with global issues. SHMUN is a platform that builds confidence, critical thinking, and teamwork among students.”

🫀 A CPR Workshop

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A CPR Workshop was recently conducted at Study Hall by a team of doctors from Chandan Hospital for teachers from different units of Study Hall.

The doctors shared insights on recognizing early symptoms of a heart attack and demonstrated how the life-saving technique of CPR can make a crucial difference.

Our teachers found the session highly informative, practical, and empowering.