A school is not just a place where you get to learn Einstein’s Theory of Relativity.It’s also a place where you can think beyond the classroom.Hence we say, School is Cool !

A 3 day long, photography workshop was organised at Study Hall, (Center for Learning) for class 11th and 12th students and Prerna Boys by Meraki Inc.The organising team appreciated the efforts of the students and shared their views on how to improve the photography skills.

Children were involved in an interactive session  with their parents so as to inculcate the art of “Creative Writing” in them.Creative Writing offers students the opportunity to refine their skills in thinking, composing and writing in an environment that is conducive to positive reinforcement.

Rakhi Making Workshop conducted by Mrs.Shilpa Dixit, one of the parents in school campus.The students and the teachers prepared beautiful rakhis invoking Raksha Bandhan and Rakhi, as concepts to inspire love, respect and a vow of mutual protection.

A kaleidoscope of activities are being conducted for Prerna Boys. Prerna Boys is a school for the under privileged boys is an endeavour of the Study Hall Foundation.Positive changes in their behaviour and general outlook are definitely on the rise. It is this that encourages us to continue with our work with a missionary zeal.

Class 10 results for Study Hall, Center for Learning (National Institute of Open Schooling) have been declared for the year 2015. We are delighted to announce a school average of 72% this year.

School Toppers

Shuchita Singh scored 83% marks

Devika Khandelwal scored 82% marks

We thank all the parents for support and congratulate all our students.

Intermediate results for Study Hall, Center for Learning (National Institute of Open Schooling) have been declared for the year 2015. We are delighted to announce a school average of 71.2% this year. 

School Toppers

Palak Chopra scored 82% marks

Aanchal Kannaujia scored 81% marks

We thank all the parents for support and congratulate all our students.

Subject wise statistics

Welcome to India! The land where a cow is on its way to becoming safer than women are. Where I can hear a woman getting raped, but can do nothing, because the rapist is her husband. When a pedophile, a murderer, a pervert, a rapist, everyone is allowed inside a temple,  but a menstruating woman. Where people murder their baby girls in the womb, but seek the neighbour’s daughter for kanya puja. Where parents are more willing to spend on their daughter’s marriage than her education. We are all too engrossed in the patriarchal set up of our society to pay heed to our girls who are taken for granted in hundreds of ways everyday. Her indentity is restricted to that of her father’s before marriage, and to her husband’s, after. Her behaviour, clothes and even private life is under a constant watch. She is supposed to be impeccable in the kitchen and excel in all household chores. She is expected to shy away from sports and other physical exertion. She is ridiculed if she’s not ‘wife material’ ,because of course, a girl is all about being a worthy wife.

The Study Hall Educational Foundation stands ardent in its belief that girls are, and always have been full of potential and passion that has been shunned for way too long.

Education is the first step to empowerment.Hence, inspired by our honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Beti Padhao, Beti Bachao’ Campaign. The CEO of the Study Hall Educational Foundation, Dr Urvashi Sahni has set the tone for this years India’s Daughters Campaign to support ‘Beti Padhao, Beti Bachao’ at a local level. CFL shines brightest and has been featured on the India’s Daughters web campaign. Recently, the students of CFL made posters, wrote slogans and articles and talked about the multi-faceted problems faced by girls today. It is overwhelming to see our students getting sensitized in the issue and promising to be better citizens than most today. It was a wonderful array of thoughts and conclusions put up by our students on the issue. It makes us proud to have aware and active children who definitely will be the change the world needs.