One of the most looked forward events of the year, the annual Study Hall Fete 2023 kicked off with fine weather and blasting start. The fete was a live example of how proper planning and team work can make a huge difference in a day.
The school wore a festive yellow look with plenty of stalls for games, entertainment and food . Our teachers and students and this time our Mothers committee too were involved in running these stalls very efficiently by putting their heart and soul into it. The parents and kids had a gala time who rejuvenated sweet memories of their good old days.

To extol achievements and bravado of our young athletes and swimmers, a prize distribution ceremony was held on 3rd February in Study Hall campus.This event truly showcased the commitment that all our StudyHallians have shown towards various individual and team events of Basketball, Volleyball and other Swimming and track and field events. We acknowledge the efforts of our esteemed Sports Teachers, House Incharges, sports captains, vice captains and sports mentors. Heartiest congratulations to all our winners 🏆

Class 4 conducted a special assembly to celebrate 74th Republic day on 25th January.Our children highlighted the importance of our constitution and made them aware of their fundamental rights and duties.They performed a street play with the slogan

“Future bright Future bright
Do your duties
Know your rights”

They emphasized that rights always comes with responsibilities.The six fundamental rights were displayed on placards.The school corridors echoed as they marched and shouted the slogans amidst the cheering and clapping of children.

Convocation regalia added another splash of colour to the Study Hall campus on Friday, 30^th December, 2022, from 2:00 p.m to 4:00 p.m. when around 250 students from classes X and XII were felicitated at the Convocation Ceremony. The pass-out batch was invited along with their parents to attend the ceremony. Mr. Asim Arun, Minister of State (Independent charge) Social Welfare, presided over the function as the Chief Guest. The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest, along with all the heads of different units of SHEF(Study Hall Educational Foundation). Study Hall faculty was honoured and applauded for their hard work and untiring efforts as they marched in a procession with grace and elan.This was followed by the procession of students who had to be felicitated. The Principal, Mrs. Meenakshi Bahadur, extended a warm welcome to all the guests and spoke at length about the school and its achievements. The Chief Guest and the Principal were invited to felicitate the meritorious students of the batch 2020-2021. The motivational mantra for success by Mr. Asim Arun received a loud applause from one and all. A short cultural programme, which included an inspirational song and dance, enthralled the audience. The pass out batch was conferred with medals and certificates, as a mark of honour, for their achievements. Some ex-students of classes X and XII shared their experiences and talked about their nostalgic journey at Study Hall. The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks by the Vice-Principal, Mrs. Meenakshi Shah. She thanked the guests and students whose presence had made the event memorable in every possible manner.

For two millennia now, people around the world have been observing Christmas with immense delight and ecstasy. 24 December, 2022, was surely a day that went down into Study Hall School’s wondrous history.

The various clubs did indeed put together a joyful show. The Literacy Club students exhibited different genres through the all-time effective means of fascinating skits. The day was made even more special when the seniors and the juniors ….Boys and Girls… put their heads together to make the most scrumptious cakes and pizzas for the entire Study Hall family. Well, hats off to the Cookery Club! Furthermore, the melodious Santa-capped choir definitely presented a charismatic show. The students had fun sharing the merriment together while grooving to the tunes of Jingle Bells, Joy to the World, Feliz Navidad and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. All were on their feet, applauding as the Western Music Club’s performance concluded the day’s celebration. But then…HO HO HO! The essence of Christmas came alive when “Santa Clause” herself arrived and thrilled the students with Christmas goodies 🧑‍🎄 🌲🌲

MICRO OLYMPICS, the much awaited and Covid delayed Athletic cum Field Display Meet of Study Hall was held on Saturday, 10 December, 2022 at the Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan Gomtinagar.The meet was inaugurated by the Chief Guest Mr. Sanjay Kumar IPS, DIG, ITBP, Lucknow Sector who also took the salute of the impressive March Past by the students. The Mangalam by class 8 which was well appreciated was followed by the activities of the DOSTI students with encouragement from the cheerleaders and applause from the audience. In the display section Zumbaile by class 6 and Samagam by class 7 was highly acclaimed. The races drew great excitement amongst the children who vociferously cheered the participants. The agile and co-ordinated display by the young Gymnasts won the hearts of the audience. Jingling Cymbals by class 9 was followed by the Prize Distribution. The meet closed with a speech by the Chief Guest followed by the National Anthem.
The sports field has not just been about wins and losses but students have learnt the core values of discipline, cooperation, coordination and tolerance.

They have also learnt the lessons of being perfect democratic citizens by showing grace and forbearance even if not having secured a place on the victory stand.

The children of Study Hall Junior School and Dosti enthralled the audience on the 18th and 19th of November, with their Annual Concert DANCING PRANCING COLOURS held at the Sant Gadge Auditorium.
The young ones of classes 1 to 5 took us back to our childhood as they presented a delightful melange of music and dance which was greatly enjoyed by the audience.

Study Hall Junior School Enthrals the Audience Yet Again!!

 Study Hall Junior School held its Annual Concert on the 18th and 19th of November 2022 at the Sant Gadge Auditorium in Gomti Nagar. DANCING PRANCING COLOURS was the theme of the programme which took us back to our childhood. The children of classes 1-5 presented a delightful melange music and dance which truly enthralled the audience.

The little ones of Class 1 won the hearts of the audience with their delightfully peppy songs and dances. The dance on ‘Papa ki Pari’ touched an emotional cord and gave everyone goosebumps. The children of class 2 displayed their dramatic skills in the ‘nautanki’ with great finesse. The students of class 3 showed their sports skills and were highly appreciated by the audience. The children of Class 4 performed two very energetic dances which were a sight to behold. The Breathless Dance left the audience in awe as the students of class 5 performed with perfect synchronisation. The Tongue Twisters and the Read Aloud presentations found the audience listening to the children with bated breath.

The children of Dosti and Pipersand delighted the audience with two of the beautiful songs, a dance and a magic show. The young ones of classes 1 to 5 were part of the school choir and represented a medley of old songs which was greatly enjoyed by everyone.

The various dance forms like the Kathak, Bengali and Hariyanvi presentations left the audience spellbound. The time and energy invested by the teachers was clearly visible in the delightful presentations by the children and the enthusiastic response of the audience.

Several children of Study Hall Junior School participated in the Brain-o-Brain online competition.
They made their school proud by winning many medals and prizes.
Keep up the good work, dear children!!

Navratri has always been synonymous with vibrancy and excitement. After a two year break, Dandiya night, the dance and music festival of Study Hall was celebrated on Saturday1 October 2022 in the school premises. The revellers got set to reverberate to pulsating garba and dandiya raas beats. The navratri celebrations had the participants, all dressed up in colourful attires, dancing to the foot tapping music. The stalls of delicious food were enjoyed by one and all. It was an evening of dance, music and happiness.