Aditya Singh of class X, Study Hall, participated in under 15 Awadh Mahotsav Lucknow District Chess Championshiop in the ( Open) category, organised by UPCSA and won the 1st place in the championship.

The World Puppetry Day was celebrated on the 21st of March, 2024 by the children of Study Hall Junior School with great enthusiasm. This day aims to mark puppetry as a global art form. It is also an attempt to pay a tribute to, and honour puppeteers across the world. This day seeks to maintain and safeguard the traditions of the art of puppetry.
To celebrate the occasion and entertain the children, a puppet show was organized by the Junior School on the last day of the academic year. The children were delighted to watch this show. Many strong messages were sent across through this show, like… taking care of the environment, being responsible citizens and following the moral values taught to them. They also urged the children to play a safe Holi. The funny antics of the puppets sent the children into peals of laughter, teaching valuable lessons all along.
The children thanked their dear Bani Aunty for having organized this wonderful puppet show for them.

World Radio day is celebrated on 13th of February. Study hall Junior school had a special assembly regarding this.
The grade 3 children and the teachers put up a little skit to make children understand the importance of Radio. Then Mukta auntie showed them a video giving a tour of Akashvani Lucknow . After that children were made to understand, how
the voice from the Studio of the radio station reaches the radio and the transistors. Children got to see different type of transistors. They were told about different professions associated with Radio. The children learnt a few exercises to relax their jaw muscles and be able to speak clearly and loudly.
The assembly concluded with a thought provoking question as to How is radio the theatre of mind?

Celebrating womanhood and acknowledging and appreciating the role of women in reference to modernism was the topic of an engaging and lively discourse held on the occasion of International women’s Day at Study Hall.
The session was hosted by Bhartendu sir, who recited extracts from literature to highlight the challenges which women have been facing since ages.
The recitations were followed by an insightful discussion which emphasized on the importance of challenging gender norms and stereotypes and also recognising men as allies in creating a gender equal society.
Overall it was an engrossing and stimulating session and it concluded with the realisation that only a collective effort can lead to the creation of an egalitarian society.

The children of Classes 1, 2 and 3 engaged in a panel discussion on the topic ‘Our Rights and Responsibilities go Hand in Hand’ on the 7th of March, 2024.
It was delightful to watch our enthusiastic little panelists putting across their views with great conviction.
They were well aware of their rights and responsibilities at home, in the school, in their neighbourhood and towards their environment. They voiced their opinions with immense confidence and stole the hearts of the audience.
Mrs Gunjan Singh and Ms Harsha Makan were the moderators of the event. We are sure that these little children will grow up to be proud and responsible citizens of our country.
The session was attended by the parents and grandparents who were full of praises for the panelists.

The children of class 4 and 5 of Study Hall Junior school engaged in a Panel Discussion on Friday 1^st March’24.The topic for the discussion was ‘Our Rights and Responsibilities go Hand in Hand’. Our Principal Mrs. Meenakshi Bahadur, Mrs. Meenakshi Shah and our Headmistress Mrs. Bani Malhotra welcomed the grandparent and parents who had come as guest panelists. We all had a great time listening to enthusiastic panelists eager to share their views with everyone. They were well aware of their Rights and Responsibilities at school, home, in their neighborhood and as future citizens of the country.

Mrs. Ruchi Bhateja, Mrs. Deepti Sahai and Mrs. Deeba H. Waziri were the moderators of the event. The enthusiasm showed by the children was clearly evident as the discussion progressed. Their inputs were truly thought provoking. We are sure that our passionate speakers will go a long way in becoming responsible citizens well aware of their Responsibilities and Rights.

The World Television Day which falls on 16^th November every year, was celebrated by the children of Junior School, Study Hall with great enthusiasm. A Special Assembly was conducted by the students of Class 5, highlighting the importance of the power of this great invention. We are proud to mention here that the children put in a lot of hard work to make this Assembly a resounding success.

The programme began with a prayer which was followed by a playlet on the theme, ‘Television – Then and Now’. A few children delivered speeches highlighting the importance of the television in our daily lives. The poem Television, written by Roald Dahl was recited by the children. A Power Point Presentation made by the children, on several interesting facts about the invention of the television was played. 

The highlight of the programme was the Talk Show in which the parents and grandparents interacted with the children. They were filled with nostalgia as they took us down the memory lane, back to their childhood before the television had been invented. They were delighted to share their words of wisdom with the children.

The programme concluded by our Headmistress, Bani Aunty reminding the children to watch the television for a limited period of time and also to choose the content wisely.

The children of Class 4 conducted an interactive assembly to celebrate the World Rivers Day. They were divided into groups and the students used the stage and the volleyball court as their canvas to draw the journey of River Ganga from its source, the Gangotri glacier till it falls into the Bay of Bengal forming the Sunderban Delta. The children marked the important cities on the banks of River Ganga and the states it passes through. They also shared some interesting facts about the River Ganga. They discussed the ills of Water Pollution and suggested remedies to save our rivers. The students of class 1-5 enthusiastically answered the questions asked by the students of class 4.
Later, the children of Class 4 visited all the classes in the junior school and shared some interesting information about the rivers of the world. All the students drew pictures of rivers and life in and around them, in their Art files.
In the end, the students wrote a pledge on how they would save the rivers.

All the roads in Lucknow led to Study Hall School Fete on 17th February, 2024. Embracing the warmth, brightness and joy of “YELLOW”, it was true Basant- the spring season radiating positivity to all.

The fete is organised every year not only for the entertainment but also to raise funds for Prerna -the NGO.

The festooned stalls, the savory food, the tattoo creation, the dj floor and the most loved Juke Box gripped the students for hours. The talent show gave a stage to the parents and children to showcase their flair for music and dance. The most exciting feature of the fete was the lucky draw and the luckiest winners were  Mrs. Preeti Singh, Mrs. Anshu and Mrs. Vandana.

The day came to an end leaving behind memories of fun, excitement and wait for another year!