Campus notes: Inter-DPS basketball girls’ tourney
Jalandhar: Delhi Public School hosted the Inter-DPS Basketball Girls (Open) Tournament on November 7 and 8, with six teams participating from Jhakri, Greater Faridabad, Patiala, Abohar, Sangrur, and the host school in Jalandhar. The tournament began with an opening ceremony attended by Col Vinod Joshi, Commanding Officer of the 2 Punjab Battalion of the NCC. The inaugural match was between DPS Jalandhar and DPS Patiala, with DPS Jalandhar emerging victorious, winning 36-3. DPS Jalandhar ultimately claimed the trophy, with DPS Abohar taking 1st Runner-Up and DPS Jhakri securing 2nd Runner-Up. Harleen Grewal was named the Best Player, and Aishwarya Rathour won the Shooter of the Tournament award. Principal Ritu Kaul delivered an inspiring address, congratulating the teams for their spirited performances.
Inter-school sahodaya origami
Jalandhar: Mayor World School hosted an inspiring Inter-School Sahodaya Origami Competition themed ‘Panch Tattva: Shaping Nature’s Five Elements’. The event saw participation from 31 prestigious schools, where students crafted intricate origami designs based on the five elements of nature. The team from State Public School, comprising Sukhdeep Kaur and Diya Garg, claimed first place. Police DAV Public School secured second place, while Swami Sant Das Public School finished in third. The event was organized by Sharanjit Kaur, whose efforts were highly appreciated.
Big barnyard adventure
Jalandhar: Innocent Hearts, Loharan hosted ‘The Big Barnyard - The Field Adventure’, a theme-based event that aligned with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 13 (Climate Action). Students from Kindergarten to Grade 5 had the opportunity to connect with nature through immersive activities. Parents also joined their children in the adventure. The event featured a mini-farm made from repurposed waste, showcasing creative waste management and sustainable practices. The farm included hay bales, tractors, and farm animals. Guests enjoyed petting zoos, pony rides, and farm-themed games. The festive atmosphere was enhanced by live music, food stalls, and a photo booth with farm-themed props. Dr. Palak Gupta Bowry, Director of CSR, emphasized, “This unique event connects children with rural charm, encouraging them to appreciate sustainable living.”
