Health Camp Organised for Prerna Girls

Prerna Girls School collaborated with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to organise a health camp for its students. The topic of discussion was ‘Balanced Diet’ and the participants were first asked about their food habits. This was followed by a talk on how iron-rich diet is of paramount importance for children especially girls. The dietitians present during the camp also made a presentation on ‘nutrition needs for growing body’ to sensitise students about healthy eating habits.

​Happy Colours of Freedom – 2016

​Happy Colours of Freedom – 2016 

Study Hall School Campus was ablaze with happy colours of freedom and spirited with spectacular festivity as the Study Hall Educational Foundation family celebrated 70th Independence Day, 15 th August 2016.
Students and Staff from Study Hall School, Prerna Girls School, Dosti School, Centre for Learning and NIOS school, Vidhyasthali school, Digital Study Hall and DIDI’s – A unit of sister’s in Solidarity participated with full zeal and excitement made the celebration grand. All the hearts were filled with pride, respect and the feeling of patriotism.
The flag was hoisted by, Dr.Urvashi Sahni. And seeds of the thought – “Are we really free”, were etched in everyone’s mind.
All the creative minds were at work showcasing their talents in different fields. Students from junior section set up a Maths Mela where they demanded freedom from fear of Maths, whereas the students from Senior section celebrated the freedom of thoughts and expression by taking part in Advertisement Competition. Students from Non Formal Education centres painted their thoughts through flowers and little paper flags while the enthusiastic ones from Dosti danced with dynamism on patriotic songs.
All the teachers, too were dressed up in beautiful tri-coloured attires. Study Hall Educational Foundation celebrated this Independence Day in a different Style spreading Happy Colours of Freedom in everybody’s lives.

7th UP STATE YOUTH BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ( Boys & Girls ) Meerut August 2016

Students from Study Hall School and Prerna Girls School – Sandhya Yadav and Aditi Suryavanshi were awarded certificates of merit for playing and representing Lucknow Team in the 17th Uttar Pradesh State Youth Basketball Championship ( Boys & Girls ) organised by Distt. Basketball Association from 28th July 2016 – 1st August 2016.

Around the Campus July 2016

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.


CLASS 10 results 2016 for Prerna Girls School

Class 10 results 2016 for Prerna Girls School (National Institute of Open Schooling) have been declared for the year 2016. We stand together to congratulate our girls for a job well done!

Toppers List
Pooja Kumari 69.2%
Muskaan Verma 68.2%
Jyoti Kumari & Shanti Dubey 67.8%

Aggregate percentage of Prerna Girls 2015 cohort stands  60.16 % 

Subject-wise Top Scores
Subject Marks Student
English 65 Muskaan Verma
Hindi 72 Jyoti Kannaujia,Jyoti Kumari,Shanti Dubey
Home Science 78 Muskaan Verma
Maths 61 Sandhya Yadav -I
science 68 Sandhya Yadav -I
Painting 69 Jyoti Kannaujia
Computer 71 Panch Kumari
Psychology 73 Pooja Kumari
Social Science 71 Pooja Kumari

Congratulations to all the children.
Mrs.Rakhee Panjwani
Principal
Prerna Girls School

Prerna student receive scholarship for education USA 2016

Preeti Rawat - Alumni, Prerna Girls School

Meet 23 year-old Preeti Rawat who is currently employed by DiDi’s A Unit of Sisters in Solidarity and a Prerna Girls School Alumn.Preeti has been selected in the Community College Initiative Program run by the US government’s bureau of educational and cultural affairs scholarship by the US State Department,in Santa Rosa, California! This is a competitive nation wide scholarship offered to students from across India.The pro- gramme provides opportunities to individuals from developing countries to acquire leadership and professional skills and get proficiency in English language while studying at a community college in the US. After spending an academic year there, Preeti will get a certifi- cate in her chosen field of study.This is a competitive nation wide scholarship offered to students from across India. This is a life transforming opportunity for Preeti.

Talking about the scholar- ship, Preeti said, “Had some- one come and told me that I would be going to the US for a year when I joined Prerna Girls School, I would have never believed him. Sometimes we end up achieving something we thought was impossible. We just have to keep our dreams alive and work hard towards them .”

Preeti hopes she can live up to the faith people have in her. “I hope I perform well at the community college and make my mentor Urvashi Aunty, my teachers, my principal Rakhee Aunty and Veena Aunty at DiDis, and parents proud of me,” she added.

2016 Intermediate results for Prerna Girls School

Intermediate results for Prerna Girls School (National Institute of Open Schooling) have been declared for the year 2016. 19 Prerna girls appeared in the 2016 examination, we are proud to announce a 100% result with each girl scoring an aggregate above 60. We stand together to congratulate our girls for a job well done !

Toppers List
Priya Yadav 73.3%
Navratri Rajput 71.0%
Rabiya Khan 70.2%
Archana Singh & Lalita Nisha 66.4%

 

Aggregate percentage of Prerna Girls 2016 cohort stands 61.27%

 

Subject-wise Top Scores
Subject Marks Student
English 69 Priya Yadav
Hindi 79 Priya Yadav
Home Science 86 Priya Yadav
Painting 78 Janki Sahu & Alpana Yadav
Computer 74 Muskan Mishra
Psychology 67 Priya Yadav

Congratulations to all the students. We wish them all the best for their future endeavours.

Mrs.Rakhee Panjwani, Principal

 

Around the Campus March 2016

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