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Study Hall Annual Inter House Cultural Fest 2016

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Study Hall school had organized its Annual Inter House Cultural Festival on 29th and 30th July 2016 in Study Hall School, Vipul Khand, Gomtinagar. The two day high spirited fest had activities ranging from event management to yoga and elomime. In most of the events an overwhelming response was received by the students as well as the teachers. The team spirit of students from class 6 till class 12th was the main attraction of the festival. The house trophy was won by Silver Oak house while Jacranda, Fireflame, and Cypress got the 2nd,3rd and 4th positions respectively.Dr. Urvashi sahni congratulated everyone for their efforts. The entire event was coordinated by the team of students and teachers led by the Principal Shalini Sinha and Vice Principal Meenakshi Bahadur.

The first day of the event witnessed  lots of joy and enthusiasm and all of it continued on the second day as well. Even rain could not stop the students from participating with full energy and take the best out of the moment. The second day consisted of mainly three events which were Indian music (group and solo), Just-A-Minute and Junior dance.
Indian Music was held  for classes 6-12 and was judged by Mrs Shalini Chandra, Mr Biju and Mr Saurabh. All the students sang folk songs beautifully in their ever so melodious voices. Jacaranda sung a Marwadi song, Silver Oak chose a Begali song, Fireflame went for a Rajasthani song while Jacaranda sung an Awadhi song. All the students were dressed up beautifully in Indian attires and left no milestone unturned to give their bests in their performances. In Indian music solo, Aman from Silveṛ Oak sung a lovely classical song while Arnav Ratan from Fireflame went for the Bollywood song “jee loon zara”. Sukriti Mohan from Jacaranda sung “Mohe rang do laal” while Anjali Abdi from Cypress sang “Saawre”. The Indian music overall was a hit event.The next was JAM or Just A Minute which went on really well. It was judged by Mrs Ritika, Mrs Shalini Sinha and Mrs Bani Malhotra. For the junior dance, the theme was Fairy tales. Fireflame performed beautifully and involved a lot of lifts in their dance. Cypress performed a mix of several fairy tales with full on energy. Jacaranda had it’s graceful dancers dancing the story of beauty and the beast while Silver Oak showcased a modern version of Snow white and sleeping beauty highlighting women empowerment.The four houses secured several individual meritorious positions in all the events.

Media Coverage : Amar Ujala, My City, Lucknow Edition 30th July 2016

 Media Coverage : HT, My City, Lucknow Edition 30th July 2016

Around the Campus July 2016

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For Literary Excellence at St.Teresa School, Lucknow

The junior school students participated in various events at St.Teresa’s school and made us proud with their performances.While little Praharsh won the first prize in the “spell bee” competition,  Sanskriti of standard II bagged the first prize in “story telling competition”.Sanchit Gupta of Standard III also took part in “read aloud competition”, and Samra from standard I participated in “jumble word competition” and got the third prize.

LUCKNOW CHAPTER OF INDIAN INTERNATIONAL MODEL UNITED NATIONS JULY 2016

Lucknow chapter of IIMUN was organised by Indian International MUN,(Mumbai) from 22nd Of July ’16 to 24th of July’16 at Allen House School Lucknow. A delegation of approximately fifty students participated and bagged several prizes from Study Hall School. Study Hall School was awarded the title of “THE BEST SCHOOL DELEGATION” by Honourable governor Ram Naik. It was not only in debating that Study Hall students showcased their talents but also in management skills as the whole event was managed by logistic members from Study Hall .

  • Best school Delegation trophy-Study Hall
  • Committee Prizes :
  • Siddhant Mishra-1st prize
  • Arushi Dixit-1st prize
  • Tanya Nanda-2nd prize
  • Ashutosh Raj-2nd prize
  • Arjun Chaudhary-2nd prize
  • Aditya Shukla-2nd prize
  • Special Mentions: Yashasvi Krishna
  • Verbal Mentions: Chaitanya Mohan,Vinayak Dixit, Saman Hussain,Apoorva Vardhan
  • Best photographer-Akriti Rastogi

JUNIOR SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION 2016

The Study Hall Universe of Care deserves a clap for changing the lives of the students enrolled here, for better. The real life experiences given here, impact the minds of the students and teach them things which can never be forgotten.The youngsters of class 5 were fascinated while studying about the country’s constitution and government.

To understand how India is a true democracy, the class activity included getting the children into groups.Each group gave a class presentation on their “Party”, for which they decided on a name and prepared a symbol placard, a slogan banner and a speech for canvassing.
This was followed by all the children of class 5, casting a secret vote in the Ballot box to elect the Junior School Cabinet.Their participation in the election of the Junior School Student’s Council made them feel very proud and taught them the importance of elections in our country.


PANEL DISCUSSION – CHILD MARRIAGE 

PRERNA GIRL SCHOOL – STUDY HALL EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

The senior girls of Prerna Girls School organised a panel discussion on child marriage on 15th July, 2016 .The panel comprised of Prerna alumni, Prerna boys and Prerna girls, Dr Urvashi Sahni, Mrs. Shalini Chandra, Mrs. Suparna Chatterjee, Madhu [a parent ] along with Dr Smita Singh and Ms Shipra Hitesh [ both visiting faculty, Lucknow University ]were the guest participants .The programme was graced by the presence of Ms.Rebecca Winthrop,Director, Global Education, Brookings Institution, Washington D. C., who was  visiting the Study Hall Foundation . Prerna girls Panchkumari and Kirti Gupta conducted the discussion brilliantly.

The discussion began with the understanding of the term Child marriage and then moved on to it’s reasons and repercussions and finally to finding ways to end this malpractice. There were poignant moments when girls and parents recounted their personal experiences. Many of them broke down ,making everyone in the jam packed hall realise the gravity of the problem .The hall resounded with applause when a father got up to admit that he made a mistake by getting his elder daughter married very early but he would let his younger daughters study as much as they wanted .

A visibly moved Ms. Winthrop talked of her experiences while working in other countries and praised the Prerna girls for their courage and enterprise. The Principal, Prerna Girls School – Mrs. Rakhee Panjwani proposed the vote of thanks.

Top Mentor : NSTSE 2016 (Unified Council)

Congratulations  to Mrs. Anuradha Baijal from Study Hall for being the Top 5 Mentors across Uttar Pradesh for highest Student Participation in NSTSE 2016 (Unified Council). She is a inspiration and regular source of encouragement for all students.


Around the Campus June 2016

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Ethnic Mix – Lifestyle Exhibition and Competition

Social work is an academic and professional discipline that seeks to facilitate the welfare of communities, individuals and societies. It may promote social change, development, cohesion, and empowerment. Study Hall regularly encourages it’s students to participate and get involved with Socially Useful Productive Work (SUPW) ( a part of the curriculum also for inculcating vocational education activities) for the development of their personalities at regular intervals to prepare them for the outside world and it’s changing scenarios.The students volunteer at various city based events for the same.

Ethnic Mix – Lifestyle Exhibition and Competition 25th & 26th June 2016

Lucknow Mango Festival – 25th and 26th June 2016, Janeshwar Mishra Park Lucknow

International Yoga Day 2016

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International Yoga Day 2016

Yoga does not ask you to be more than you are. But it does ask you to be all that you are. Be what you are on this World Yoga Day 2016.The Teachers and Students at Study Hall have been regularly practising Yoga Asana under the guidance of Mr. Rajesh and Mrs. Kalpana Singh  – Our yoga teachers

Study Hall’s yoga and sports activities and various programs reflect the school’s broader commitment to excellence in all areas and allow our students to capture the social, emotional, and physical benefits of athletic participation. Sports and yoga teach communication, collaboration, work ethic, risk-taking, and resiliency. We believe these life skills benefit our students on and off the field.

CBSE CLASS 10 RESULTS 2016

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Class 10 results have been declared for the year 2016. The school toppers got the overwhelming score of 10 CGPA. 152 Students had appeared in the examination.23 students have scored 10 CGPA.More than 30 students have scored CGPA between 9 and 10. We thank all the parents for support and congratulate all our students.

School Toppers with 10 CGPA

1.Aditi Gupta
2.Akash Raj
3.Karan Singh
4.Gautam Animesh
5.Ramsha Junaid
6.Shruti Sinha
7.Sumedha Saxena
8.Aayushi Vats
9.Ananya Sen
10.Annoushqa Sudhir
11.Asma Shafeeq
12.Devrat Chaturvedi
13.Ishita Srivastava
14.Kartikey Yadav
15.Kushagra Tripathi
16.Mekhla Jaiswal
17.Mihir Kumar Roy
18.Mihir Singh
19.Muskan Singh
20.Satyam Agarwal
21.Sneha Srivastava
22.Vatsal Tewari
23.Uddhav Mahendra Pratap

Congratulations to my children and the Study Hall family

Mrs.Shalini Sinha,Principal, Study Hall School

Mrs.Meenakshi Bahadur, Vice Principal, Study Hall School

CBSE CLASS 12th RESULTS 2016

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Dainik Jagran, Lucknow Edition 22nd May 2016

Class XII results have been declared for the year 2016. We are glad to announce a school average of 82.0 this year. The school toppers got the overwhelming score of 97.2 We thank all the parents for support and congratulate all our students.

Stream Average
Science – 78.5%
Humanities – 89.4%
Commerce – 81.4%

School Toppers –
1.( Humanities) Shruti Mishra – 97.2
2.(Humanities) Anoushka Chand – 95.2%
3. (Humanities) Yashi Kohli 95.2%
4. (Commerce) GaganDeep Singh Hora 94.6%
5. (Commerce) Prakriti Bakshi 94.4%
6.(Science) Mudita Sanjeev – 94.2%

1. History Shruti Saxena 100
2 Political Science Shruti Mishra 100
3 Geography 1. Nivedita Eisenberg
2. Eshita Ahuja
3. Pallavi Mishra
4.Sneha Pandey
5. Zainab Rehman		 95
4 Economics 1. Shristi Sinha
2. Ranjit Singh
3. Shruti Mishra		 98
5 Psychology NiveditaEisenberg 100
6 Maths Gagan Deep Singh Hora 95
7 Physics Mudita Sanjive 95
8 Chemistry Mudita Sanjive 95
9 Biology Mahima Phagwani 98
10 Physical Edu. 1. Radhika Mishra
2. Rhea Banerjee		 98
11 Painting Chinar Wahid 100
12 Business St. Aditi Bhargava 95
13 Accounts Rohan Goyal 98
14 Informatics Pr. Ojaswi Dheer 99
15 Theatre Studies Shreya Maheswari 93
16 Computer Sc. Saumya Srivastava 96
17 English Malvika bajpai 99
18 Hindi Ishani Singh 95

Congratulations to my children and the Study Hall family

Mrs. Shalini Sinha – Principal, Study Hall School

Mrs.Meenakshi Bahadur -Vice Principal ,Study Hall School

India Daughters Campaign 2016

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There are 10 million child brides in the world and one-third of those are in India! Child marriage is one of the greatest threats to a girl’s life and liberty. We should stop euphemising it’s horror and sanctifying it by calling it “marriage”. We should call it ‘girl slavery’ which far more appropriately describes what child marriage does. It enslaves a girl physically, sexually, psychologically and emotionally and does her enormous harm. Her education is truncated, her immature body is weakened and rendered ill, by early and repeated childbirth. Young and afraid, she is unable to offer any resistance to oppressive and abusive in-laws and husband. Even before she embarks upon it, she loses all control over her life!

Even though the Indian legal system outlaws the marriage of a girl before the age of 18, society especially in rural areas, not only sanctions it but actively promotes and encourages it by creating peer pressure to marry off young girls. Many people maintain that they are under tremendous pressure by society to marry their girls as soon after they reach puberty. Marrying girls young is perceived as a way of settling them, keeping them safe and chaste and in control. Social norms in India, do not allow girls to be autonomous equal persons with the right to live life to its full potential. At Study Hall Educational Foundation(SHEF), we have been working for girls’ right to live as equal, autonomous persons worthy of respect for several years. This initiative started at our Prerna Girls Schools through critical feminist pedagogy. Later, in the year 2011 girls education and empowerment initiative, Aarohini was founded to strengthen government schools with gender studies curriculum. Over 1000 schools are touched by the Aarohini Initiative across India.

This year we are campaigning specifically against child marriage in all our partner schools, families, communities and the government. We begin our campaign with this web campaign and invite you to join us in our fight against child marriage in India. We look forward to receiving your articles, messages and entries of any kind which will encourage our students and their parents to say NO TO CHILD MARRIAGE/GIRL SLAVERY!

Thank you!

Dr Urvashi Sahni
President and CEO, Study Hall Educational Foundation

 

Investiture Ceremony 2016 -2017

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The Investiture Ceremony for the 2016 – 2017 cabinet members was held in the school premises on the 23rd of April, 2015. It started with the ceremonial march past. Then the cabinet members were batched by the Principal and Vice Principal of the school. The ceremony was also attended by parents who were very proud to see their wards being batched. Finally it concluded by the oath taken by the cabinet members who pledged to uphold the prestige and dignity of the school.

“To have been in this school for the last 15 years is an amazing feeling. And the best thing about this journey is that it gave me a dream. A dream to lead. A dream to lead the people of my school to a heaven full of opportunities and a scope fro success.And so, as a newfound leader, it is my foremost duty to give each and every one of my fellow Studyhallians a chance to Polish and a platform to showcase their very own talents. Thus, I guarantee it too, to help in making their dreams or at least a part of them true.I vow not to become a statistic but rather an exception to the rule. I vow not to fit into anyone’s box but rather to think outside the box. As a leader I vow progression not digression. As a leader I vow to seek avenues to implement and sustain a better system for all of you.”

Yashasvi Krishna – Vice Head Boy

“It was indeed a matter of great pride and privilege for me to have been elected as the school’s Head Boy. However, this position also brings a plethora of responsibilities and expectations with it which I will try my best to fulfill. I have always believed that all of us are uniquely gifted and have extraordinary potential. As the Head Boy, I will apply this maxim to my work and explore the vast ocean of possibilities that lie before us. I wish to uphold the deeply instilled ethic of the school and further propagate it. Furthermore, I am supremely confident of the caliber of my team and the support of all Studyhallians, with which we can scale great heights.”

Abhilaksh Verma – Head Boy