Study Hall students shine in CBSE 12th results

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Study Hall School had great results this year. The highest score of 2018-19 batch is 98% and the average score is 82%.

Archisha Maurya, scored highest with 98%, Pranshu Shukla scored 2nd highest with 97.6%, 3rd highest is Radhika Mishra with 97%. The topper of the year Archisha Maurya scored 97 in English, 100 in Political Science, 99 in History, 99 in Psychology, 95 in Economics.

The average score of school for science stream is 81%, commerce stream is 78%, for humanities its 86%.  30% students scored above 90%, 8 students scored  100% in Psychology, 6 Scored 100% in Political Science, and 4 students scored 100% in Painting. 

Panel discussion held at Vidyasthali Inter College

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April 27, 2019, Global Shapers Lucknow along with Vidyasthali Inter College organized a panel discussion under the aegis of India’s Daughters’ Campaign. The topic of this panel discussion was ‘’Why has the women’s’ movement in India failed to create a political front?” the discussion also explored why the political parties are not addressing this gap and consolidating the women vote bank?
Nitin Mittal – Youth Front Coordinator Bharatiya Janta Party, Geeta Pandey – State Treasurer of women wing and former member of the state women commission, Samajwadi Party, and Sadaf Jafar – Congress spokesman, along with Reshma – a member of Sheroes Hangout were present on the panel.
Students from Vidysthali School performed a street play on the condition of women in India. The panel first responded, ’Why has the women’s’ movement in India failed to create a political front?” The panel moderator, Ruchika from AFP asked, “how many females are a contesting election in comparison to their male counterpart in their party.” None of the members on the panel were certain about this number. Nitin Mittal from BJP exclaimed that his party has the maximum number of female candidates. The moderator later informed the panel that none of the political parties represented in the panel had more than 20 percent women in the election while almost all supported the 30 percent reservation in the parliament.
In the discussion, Sadaf Jafar, spokesperson congress, said, “Women’s two big weapons are education and employment; when a girl is educated, she will be aware of her rights and then find the freedom to make their decisions.”  She also advised students, to start working on breaking systemic patriarchy in their home and redefine cultural norms. Adding to her point Nitin Mittal, Youth Front Coordinator for Bharatiya Janta Party, said, “many times women do not get the opportunity and many times their rights are exploited, the main reason behind this is they are not aware of their rights.” Geeta Pandey said “When will talk about equality why are we asking for 33% reservation we should demand 50% reservation for women. In our party, we will try and work on it.”

DOSTI celebrates Autism Awareness Day

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DOSTI (Development of Self Through Interaction) an initiative of Study Hall Educational Foundation celebrated Autism Awareness Day on 27 the April 2019. The program started with the special song ‘Jitni dhoop teri, utni dhoop meri’ performed by children. Vaibhav, a student of DOSTI mesmerized the audience with his poetry. The student performed on the synthesizer and bongo.

To raise awareness regarding autism, all the guardians were enthusiastically present in blue dresses. The parents of the students also performed a song on this occasion. Surabhi Kapoor, principal of DOSTI addressed the parents and said, “A child is like a butterfly in the wind, some can fly higher than others, but each one flies the best it can. Why compare one against the other? Each one is different, each one is special, each one is beautiful”.


Spic Macay Event

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Study Hall Educational Foundation in association with SPIC MACAY organized a Sufi recital by the famous Padma Shri  Dr. Bharti Bandhu to promote harmony and peace in today’s discordant society through soulful Sufi music.
He mesmerized the audience by striking a chord with the students and teachers alike with the tuneful hymns of Sant Kabir and Rahim. The mellifluous renditions captivated the audience who were in a state of trance. The program began with the rendition of ‘Mann laaga mero yaar fakeeri  mein’ and culminated with ‘Chhap tilak sab chheeni tohse naina milake’.  The program was a huge success and the audience was mesmerized by the group and demanded an encore.

Sufism is a mystical and ascetic Islam practiced by tens of millions of Muslims. Known as ‘Tasawwuf’ in the Muslim world, in the West it is often erroneously thought of as a separate sect. It was a truly divine experience for all of us when Sufism lifted our spirits up and helped us connect in a larger than life way.

‘Festival of Democracy’ conducted to celebrate our Constitution at Study Hall College

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Study Hall College and Bewajah organization jointly organized ‘Festival of Democracy’ on 11th April 2019 at the Study Hall College, Pipersand, Lucknow. It was an inter-school event in which more than 180 students participated.
Utpal Mishra, director of the study hall college, welcomed the students and said, “This event is not about competition, it’s all about celebration.” Adding to his point he also requested people to vote.\

Masto, member of the Bewajah organization gave an introduction about his organization followed by a brief explanation of the constitution and fundamental rights and duties. The College organized competitions like poster making, rangoli, and slogan writing themed on Equality, Justice, and Fraternity.

Discussion on ‘our constitution and democracy’ took place in the event. The students shared their experience and the challenges they faced while performing the tasks given to them. Students of Vidyasthali performed a song ‘Inqulab Zindabad’.

Masto Said, “The purpose of Constitution is to give goals for self and community.” The program concluded with prize distribution to the participants. The ‘Festival Of democracy’ has also organized a ‘Voting Signature Campaign’ to encourage the people to vote.

India’s Daughter Campaign- Awareness march taken out against child marriage at Vidyasthali

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On 19th April 2019 Vidyasthali Kannar Inter College, Malihabad organised awareness march regarding child marriage and promoting girls education.This march was carried out in two villages, Narsing khera and Aatha. This march was a part India’s Daughter Campaign organised yearly by Study Hall Educational Foundation. This Campaign aims to raise awareness regarding girl’s rights and education.

More than 170 members participated in this and reached out to more than 500 community members. The students used slogans like “Bal Vivah Gulami Hai, Yeh Gulami Hume Rukwani Hai”, “Nari Ka Karo Sammaan, Tabhi Banega Desh Mahaan”. The students performed a ‘nukkad Natak’ to explain why child marriage should be forbidden. The students interacted with the community members and asked them take a pledge and say no to child marriage. They also took signatures of the community members.

India’s Daughters Campaign Rally
httpvh://youtu.be/esIOwhRUcSA


Study Hall student wins state chess tournament

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Prithvi Singh, a class 7th student of Study Hall School won the Uttar Pradesh State Chess Tournament. The tournament was held at Gorakhpur from April 1st to 4th. Prithvi will represent Uttar Pradesh in under 13 at the national level to be held at Vishakhapatnam from May 4th to 12th May. He won the tournament with a perfect score of 7 out of 7 rounds. Prithvi credits his coach Pawan Batham and mother Monika for encouraging him.

4th convocation of Nursery and Primary Teacher Training held

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The 4th convocation of Nursery and Primary Teacher Training was held in the Prep School, Study Hall, on March 25, 2019. The families of graduating trainees were in full attendance, elated and proud.
Study Hall Educational Foundation (SHEF) runs a teacher training program. Over 50 women have found new avenues and life-changing opportunities through the platform. 16 trainees who have undergone training under different programmes during the year were awarded certificates by Dr. Urvashi Sahni, Founder, and CEO, SHEF. The trainees shared their experience, as how their life has undergone a major transformation, making them self aware and independent. Ruchi, a student of NTT program said, “I came here as a mother to get my son’s admission, and became a student. This program boosted my confidence and has given new meaning to my life.” Shikha, another student said, “This program gave me a free space to learn and grow. I rediscovered myself through this program.”
Our founder Dr. Urvashi Sahni congratulated the students and said, “Our teacher training is atypical. They are personal transformation programs. Teachers learn who they are and that’s our biggest achievement.”
Ms. Shashi Mehta, principal of Prep School blessed the outgoing teachers, with a message of spreading quality education far and wide. Ms. Priya Kakkar, Director thanked the gathering for their presence.

 

Prerna Girls School: A change making school at International Changemakers Olympiad

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Prerna Girls School students participated in the International Changemaker Olympiad and won many prizes and the school won the Change Maker certificate. 24 students from Prerna launched 5 successful initiatives, creating a positive change in society.

The International Changemaker Olympiad (ICO) is an annual international competition with an aim to bring together young people from all over the world to enjoy the challenges of the real-world and explore and exercise their superpower to make positive change happen, in their home, school, or community.

Study Hall School: A change making school at the International Changemaker Olympiad

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Study Hall School students participated in the International Changemaker Olympiad and won many prizes and the school won the Change Maker certificate.

7 teams from the school participated and worked on areas initiating change and achieved it. The students won the ‘Innovator’s Award’ placing the school as a Change
Making School.

The International Changemaker Olympiad (ICO) is an annual international competition with an aim to bring together young people from all over the world to enjoy the challenges of the real-world and explore and exercise their superpower to make positive change happen, in their home, school, or community.