Special Visit by Bank Officials On Labour Day

On the occasion of Labour Day, the Commerce Department took a thoughtful initiative by organizing a special visit by bank officials for the Class IV employees of the institution. The objective was to assist the support staff—fondly referred to as Didi and Bhaiya—in opening recurring deposit accounts in the bank.

This initiative aimed to instill a habit of saving among the support staff, thereby empowering them to accumulate funds that could support them during times of financial need.

The students of the Commerce stream played an active role in the entire process. Alongside the bank officials, they guided and supported the employees through the formalities involved in opening the accounts. This collaborative effort not only promoted financial literacy and inclusion but also strengthened the bond between students and support staff.

The department’s initiative was widely appreciated and served as a meaningful way to celebrate Labour Day by acknowledging the contributions of the institution’s essential workforce.

Labor Day

The Commerce Department organized a heartfelt and engaging assembly on the occasion of Labor Day, celebrating the invaluable contributions of the support staff who form the backbone of Study Hall.

The event saw enthusiastic participation from students of Classes 11 and 12 (Commerce stream). With great energy and spirit, the students put together an interactive program that highlighted the significance of labor and gratitude.

A key highlight of the assembly was a live interview with Didi and Bhaiya, who have been steadfast pillars of the institution for many years. Their stories and experiences were both moving and inspiring for everyone present.

In a thoughtful gesture, the guard Bhaiyas were relieved of their gate duties, allowing them to attend the program and be part of the celebration. The students also presented a beautiful musical performance, which added warmth and joy to the event.

The assembly concluded with a touching felicitation ceremony, where Didi and Bhaiya were honored with a small token of love and appreciation from the school, acknowledging their dedication and service.

Overall, the assembly was a memorable tribute that reflected the values of respect, gratitude, and community spirit nurtured within the school.

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The Drama Club Diaries: A journey of Expression, Imagination & Empathy

Theatre is more than just acting—it’s an exploration of imagination, emotion, and collaboration. Throughout the year, the Drama Club nurtured these elements by engaging students in theatrical imagination, emotional expression, and above all, teamwork. For the club’s culmination, members showcased their growth through poetical pieces like Tot Batot, Darwaza Barish Mein Bheega, and Paudha To Jamun Ka Tha, brought to life using vocalisation, gibberish, and mirror exercises. These performances not only set the tone for the coming year but also fostered empathy and a deeper connection between the audience and the performers.

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Dance Club Assembly on April 22, 2025

Keeping up with the tradition of culmination, the Dance Club lit up the stage with electrifying performances that had everyone grooving. From hip hop to intricate footwork and fluid waving, each move was packed with expression and creativity. Their performance not only showcased their artistic evolution but also radiated high energy and passion, leaving the audience thoroughly enthralled.

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Study Hall Junior organises Art Fiesta: Families that paints together bonds forever

Study Hall Junior School hosted a vibrant Art Fiesta – “Family That Paints Together Bonds Forever,” celebrating creativity, togetherness, and the joy of artistic expression. The event welcomed students fromClasses 1 to 5, who, along with their parents and grandparents, joyfully participated in collaborative art activities. Special guest buddies from other schools also joined the fun, making the day even more memorable. Dr. Urvashi Sahni, Principal Meenakshi Bahadur, along with various unit heads of Study Hall Educational Foundation, graced the occasion, emphasizing the school’s commitment to holistic learning and family engagement.

The event aimed to strengthen the connection between teachers, parents, and children through creative expression. Families worked together on colorful canvases, painted murals, and crafted art pieces that reflected love, joy, and imagination. It was a celebration of family bonds, self-expression, and the belief that when schools and families come together, learning becomes a joyful and unforgettable experience.

Mrs. Bani Malhotra, Headmistress of Study Hall Junior, highlighted the significance of such initiatives, “Art has a wonderful way of bringing people together. This fiesta was not just about painting—it was about families sharing laughter, learning from each other, and strengthening their bond through creativity. We believe that children are yours at home and ours in school, and when parents actively engage in their child’s school activities, it fosters a sense of belonging and enhances children’s learning experiences.”

Parents and grandparents cherished the opportunity to be part of their children’s creative world. A Study Hall grandparent shared, “This was a fantastic opportunity to step into my grandchild’s world and create something together. I hadn’t touched a paintbrush in 45 years! It’s a memory we will cherish forever.”

Mother of a Class 1 student expressed her delight, “It was heartwarming to see children and parents immersed in colors and creativity. As a parent, I felt included and valued. It took me back to my childhood when I used to paint. I wish we had such activities when we were kids!”

By the end of the day, the school was transformed into a lively gallery of colorful masterpieces, filled with laughter, joy, and shared memories.

Achievement Unlocked!

Study Hall is immensely proud to celebrate the incredible milestones achieved by our brilliant Class 10 students, batch 2023-24, a moment of pride and joy to honor their hard work, dedication, and perseverance.

This event wasn’t just about recognizing their academic excellence but also about applauding their growth, resilience, and determination to excel in every challenge they’ve faced so far.

As these young achievers prepare to take the next big step in their academic journey, we wish them all the best for their life ahead. May they continue to shine brightly and make us proud!

Here’s to success, hard work, and dreams taking flight!

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SPORTS DAY, 2024

MICRO OLYMPICS, 2024

This year, Study Hall School celebrated its Sports Day with a unique twist, embracing the theme “Run for the Climate” to merge the thrill of athletics with a compelling environmental message that loudly echoed the essence of Sustainable Development Goal 13, emphasizing climate action and raising awareness about the importance of protecting our planet.The event took place at the Central Sanskrit University Grounds, and the day was a vibrant mix of competitive spirit, creativity, and climate awareness.

The event commenced with a colourful Opening Ceremony, highlighted by a disciplined March Past led by the school school head boy,  head girl, sports captains and the house captains. The harmonious melodies performed by the school orchestra not only guided the students in maintaining their formation and synchronizing their steps during the March Past but also beautifully echoed the theme of social consciousness and care for the environment.

In her inspiring address, Principal Mrs. Meenakshi Bahadur underscored the dual significance of fitness and environmental stewardship, encouraging students to champion climate action. The event was graced by the ex captain of the Indian Hockey team, Mr. Sujit Kumar Srivastava as the Chief Guest, and Mr. Rakesh Pathak the Head of Physical Education department of  National PG College, as the Guest of Honour.

A major highlight of the day was “Chakke pe Chakka“, an eco-friendly event that saw enthusiastic participation from parents. Adding to the excitement, teachers showcased their athletic zeal in the race titled “Aa Dekhein Zara”.

Students displayed their sporting prowess across a range of events, including sprints, relays, and obstacle races.

The cheerleaders energized the crowd with vibrant performances, showcasing chants composed by the students themselves,bringing out the house  spirit and celebrating the elements of nature.

Each performance reflected the event’s environmental theme, with creatively named presentations such as:

“Under the Canopy” by Class 6

“Eco Warriors” by Class 7

“We Stun in Unison” by Class 9″

“Shaurya: Echoes of Synergy” by Class 8

The grand finale, “Ek Soch Hai Jaagi”, left a profound impression as students, parents and teachers paid homage to Mother Earth. Holding banners with messages like “Every Step Counts for the Planet” and “Run Now, Breathe Tomorrow”, they advocated for sustainable living and inspired the audience.

The event concluded with a Prize Distribution Ceremony, where the cock house and other trophies were presented to the winners. In her vote of thanks, the Vice Principal, Mrs. Meenakshi Shah, congratulated all participants and emphasized on that the ultimate triumph lay in raising awareness for climate action.

Sports Day 2024 was more than a celebration of physical endurance and teamwork; it was a reminder of our collective responsibility toward the environment. The event left a lasting impact on the school community, blending the essence of sportsmanship with the spirit of sustainability.

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Tattva: A Mathematical Extravaganza

Study Hall School hosted a thrilling inter-SHEF Maths Quiz Competition today, “Tattva – The Elements of Mathematics.” Students from grades 7, 8, and 9, representing Prerna Girls, Prerna Boys, and Vidyasthali Kanar, showcased their mathematical prowess in a series of engaging rounds.

The event was a resounding success, captivating both participants and spectators alike. The enthusiastic atmosphere, coupled with the challenging questions, made for an exciting and intellectually stimulating experience.
It was truly an intellectual feast, a celebration of minds, and a testament to the power of mathematics. As the curtains fell on the exhilarating Tattva, everyone left the event not only with newfound knowledge but also a renewed appreciation for the beauty and magic of mathematics.

Navrang Dandiya

A magical night filled with vibrant colours, lively music, unstoppable energy and parents, teachers and students grooving to the tunes set the floor on fire!

The evening was a perfect blend of culture, fun, and community spirit raising collective consciousness for climate change

The electrifying performances by the parents, students and teachers of Dosti, CFL and Study Hall created memories for everyone to cherish for their lifetime!

Highlight of the evening was Make Me Popular Award where the parents had to upload their selfies and win likes to get the award!

Wait until next year for more fun, excitement and the unique touch of enthusiasm given by Study Hall!

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Class 7 Students Plants Medicinal Plants for a Greener, Healthier and Sustainable Future”

At a time when environmental issues are at the forefront of global discourse, plantation has become a major participant in the pursuit of a more sustainable and greener future. If the plants are medicinal in nature, then this becomes an icing on the cake. Keeping this in mind, class 7 students of Study Hall school have started a project of planting medicinal plants in the garden and taking care of the plants. This will inculcate good habits and a sense of responsibility to protect the environment, among the children.
Three cheers to the plant parents.