The 68^th Independence day was celebrated with traditional zeal and enthusiasm. The National Flag  was unfurled by Dr. Urvashi Sahni ,the CEO of  Study Hall to the singing of  the National Anthem. Mrs.  Shalini  Sinha, the principal in her speech greeted everyone on this historic day and delivered an Independence day  message.

In her address, Dr. Urvashi  Sahni emphasised that all children must fulfil the duties assigned to them for the development of the nation.

A  moving patriotic song to the accompaniment of the School Band was sung by the students.

 ‘Masti  Ki  Padthshala ‘ an inter -house dance performance  lived up to its name and was highly competitive  Students of Prerna, Centre for  Learning  and Vidyasthali also showcased their talent which was well applauded.

 Study Hall was proud to host a group of students and teachers from Durban, South Africa who had come to Lucknow under a Cultural Exchange Programme from 30 March to 6April 2014.

This programme called ‘Art and Cultural Heritage for Peace’ (AROSA) is sponsored by the Government of South Africa.

This group runs a programme on ‘Dramatics’ for several schools in Durban.

Their effort to teach dramatics to the students of our school was received with enthusiasm.

The group was taken around and shown the art and craft of Lucknow besides a visit to the place of historical interest and a taste of Awadhi cuisine.

The Reciprocal Exchange Tour from India will be in South Africa from 18 July 2014 to

 23 July 2014.

 Six students and two teachers visited Durban, South Africa for a reciprocal tour under the Students Exchange Programme.

To recollect, students and staff from AROSA, an Institute sponsored by the South African Government to promote Art and   Cultural Heritage for Peace, had visited Study Hall earlier this year. This Institute is associated with the education of under privileged children in their country.

The reciprocal tour to South Africa commenced on 18 July 2014. En-route, our group visited Pretoria, the capital of South Africa, besides other enjoyable places in Durban.

A cultural   programme was also presented during the visit.

The very interesting, educative and productive tour concluded on 23 July 2014.

Class 12th results have been declared for the year 2014. We are glad to announce a student average of 82% this year. The school topper got the over whelming score of 97.4%. 30 students from 2014 cohort scored above 90%. Akshita Khanna has scored the third highest marks in the district in CBSE board. We thank all the parents for support and congratulate all our students.