St. Edmund's School, Jawahar Nagar, recently organized a session on the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) for students of classes XI and XII. The main objective of this session was to provide students with information about CUET, assist them in their preparation, and address any questions they had.
In this program, Dr. Pooja Singh, the school's Joint Director and International Counselor, provided valuable information to students about the importance of CUET, its pattern, preparation strategies, and the significance of preparation materials. She also addressed students' questions and tried to alleviate any doubts they had.
With Dr. Pooja Singh's guidance in preparing for CUET, St. Edmund's School has embarked on another significant endeavor to steer its students towards success in higher education.
The spirited athletes of St Edmund's School, Jawahar Nagar, have left an indelible mark on the District Athletics Championship, held recently at the SMS Stadium.
Aaradhya Agarwal's exceptional performance at the District Athletics Championship was truly remarkable, securing three medals across different disciplines, including a Silver in Javelin throw, and two Bronze Medals in Shotput and Discus throw events, showcasing her versatility and unyielding determination. Similarly, Akansha Motwani's remarkable skill and dedication were evident as she clinched the Silver in Shot-put and a Bronze in Javelin throw, contributing significantly to the school's prestige. Shiven Yadav's finesse in the Discus throw event earned him a well-deserved Bronze Medal, further solidifying St Edmund's School's reputation for fostering exceptional athletic talent. These achievements underscore the school's commitment to holistic development and serve as an inspiration to their peers.
The success of these talented students reflects the culture of excellence nurtured at St Edmund's School. Their accomplishments highlight the school's belief in a well-rounded education, where sports play a crucial role in shaping character and fostering overall growth.
Congratulations to Aaradhya, Akansha, Shiven, and all the students from St Edmund's School for their amazing performance and for making their school proud!
St. Edmund's School, Jawahar Nagar, organized a special event on Labour Day, where students actively participated by creating cards, singing songs, and expressing gratitude towards the hard work of laborers.
The event aimed to instill a sense of appreciation and respect for the labor community among the students. Through their creative efforts, students crafted heartfelt cards adorned with messages of thanks and appreciation. Additionally, they showcased their talents by singing songs dedicated to the contributions of laborers.
This initiative not only recognized the tireless efforts of laborers but also served as a platform for students to understand the significance of their hard work in building our society.
St. Edmund's School, known for its commitment to sustainability and educational excellence, has once again clinched the prestigious Green School Award and Sterling Award from the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE). This marks the school's seventh consecutive year of receiving these accolades, showcasing its unwavering dedication to environmental stewardship.
The Green School Award, conferred by the CSE, is a testament to St. Edmund's School's exemplary efforts in promoting environmental sustainability within its campus and beyond. From implementing eco-friendly practices to fostering environmental awareness among students, the school has been at the forefront of the green movement in the education sector.
This dual recognition highlights the school's comprehensive approach to education, which prioritizes both academic achievement and environmental responsibility.
"We are immensely proud to receive the Green School and Sterling Awards from the Centre for Science and Environment for the seventh consecutive year," remarked Mrs Anu Bhatia, Principal of St. Edmund's School. "These accolades reaffirm our commitment to providing our students with a holistic education that instills values of sustainability, responsibility, and excellence."
St. Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar came together to bid farewell to the outgoing class XII batch, marking a significant milestone in their educational journey. The day unfolded as a celebration of the cherished years spent together, filled with fond memories shared among friends and teachers.
The event commenced with the ceremonial garlanding of Lord Ganesha, symbolizing auspicious beginnings, followed by the lighting of lamps to invoke blessings for the departing seniors. Amidst an atmosphere brimming with nostalgia, the juniors extended a heartfelt welcome to the senior students and the school management.
The juniors expressed their gratitude for the guidance and companionship shared over the years in eloquent and poetic expressions, assuring their seniors that the school will always remain a welcoming haven for them.
A highlight of the event was a captivating dance performance by the talented class XI students, which garnered thunderous applause from all present. Amidst the celebrations, the titles of Edmundite of the Year and Best in Academics were conferred upon deserving individuals.
Samiya Khan named Edmundite of the Year, with Mauli Jain excelling in Science, Heer Puruswani in Commerce, and Aparna Jha in Humanities. Kritika Mahendru and Nishant Bhatia crowned Ms. and Mr. Farewell. Neha Parashar recognized for Best in Co-curriculars, Honi Arora for Sports, Zunaira Khanam and Purab Nainani for Discipline, and Samiya Mittal for Highest Attendance. Palak Agarwal hailed as Versatile Personality, Vinayak Bharadwaj as Maestro, and Kanak Sevkani for Technovation, with Anuj Sharma and Kaustubh Sharma honored alongside.
Addressing the gathering, School Director Dr Sudhir Kumar Singh & Principal Mrs. Anu Bhatia encouraged the students to face the challenges ahead with confidence and determination. They imparted their blessings and well wishes for the future endeavors of the outgoing batch, urging them to strive for excellence in all their pursuits.