2015 Intermediate results for Center for Learning

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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

Subject Average Highest
English 67.18% 85
Data Entry (Computers) 73% 88
Mass Communication 63% 80
Painting 92% 88
Economics 47% 66
Business Studies 67% 82
Accounts 51% 82
Sociology 59% 59
Home Science 73% 85
Geography 75% 75
Psychology 56% 56
Hindi 52% 64
Physics 69% 75
Chemistry 65% 71
Mathematics 51% 71
Biology 47% 59

2015 Intermediate results for Prerna Girls School

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Intermediate results for Prerna Girls School (National Institute of Open Schooling) have been declared for the year 2015. 18 Prerna girls appeared in the 2015 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
Rubi Verma 79.2%
Arbeena Salmani 78.2%
Jyoti Chauhan 70.6%
Jiya Verma 67.8%

 

Aggregate percentage of Prerna Girls 2015 cohort stands 70.7%

 

Subject-wise Top Scores
Subject

Marks

 Student
English 68 Ruby
Hindi 72 Gunja
Home Science 81 Rita
Geography 85 Ruby
Political science 74 Ruby
Painting 91 Reeta
Computer 79 Ruby
Psychology 68 Kavita

 

 

Sweetest memories in life are from your school days !

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Couple of days ago I went to the school to pick up my niece from the summer camp.

I was a little early so I decided to take a stroll around the campus and it was as if I was transported back in time, I saw the same old faces, the Amma ji’s and the Bhaiya ji’s, the really heart touching thing was that even though it’s been more than a year and I look nothing like how I was in school, they still remembered me and greeted me with that same smile and warmth.

I walked around, saw the old spots where we used to bunk classes and the spot behind the canteen where the “Panchayat” would sit during recess to discuss who was paying for the food and why on earth was, “O Yes” not available. The good old days. The study Hall campus isn’t really big but we had our spots, our places, each corner had a memory of its own, we had our own beautiful world there, protected from everything!
As I walked around I found my old class, “CLASS-XII – D” it didn’t look the same, there was new paint, the soft board had different things stuck on them but I could still visualize it all.

My friends sitting in a corner, trying to figure out whose Tiffin to eat next, people chatting away, Suparna aunty trying to keep us calm while a heated discussion raged on in the class, all those memories just gushed in. I could see it all pass by in front of my eyes as if a movie was going on.

When I was in school people always told me, the sweetest memories in life are from your school days and that day when I was in school, I realized just how true those words were.

Dharm Pravartak
Batch 2014

CBSE CLASS 10 RESULTS 2015

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Class 10 results have been declared for the year 2015. The school toppers got the overwhelming score of 10 CGPA. 129 Students had appeared in the examination, 100% passed result with more than 10 students who have scored 10 CGPA. We thank all the parents for support and congratulate all our students.

School Toppers with 10 CGPA

1.Abhilaksh Verma
2.Hardik Dwivedi
3.Tejaswini Sood
4.Arushi Dixit
5.Sneha Dubey
6.Vasudha Verma
7.Arshiya Ratan
8.Vaibhav Kakkar
9.Satwik Rastogi
10.Tanya Nanda
11.Parth Gupta
12.Vartika jain

Congratulations to my children and the Study Hall family

Mrs.Shalini Sinha
Principal, Study Hall School

Fond memories of Study Hall School

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Abhivyakti Singh
Batch 2010

Study Hall was the best time of my life. I have studied here from nursery to intermediate, except three years where I attended a boarding in Nainital. I remember when my father decided to get me back to the city he wanted no other school for me but Study Hall again. The concepts and principles it followed made it distinct from every other school in the city. Like, today we hear about the repercussions of the extra stress students have to deal with and how schools must follow a modernised educational system. But Study Hall, as an institution, not only preached this concept but made sure to follow it, way before the rest of the country even started talking about it.
It’s not just academics a student takes from a school, and I’m grateful to Study Hall that I understand the value of comprehensive development.

CBSE CLASS 12th RESULTS 2015

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Class XII results have been declared for the year 2015. We are glad to announce a school average of 80.4 this year. The school toppers got the overwhelming score of 96.6%. We thank all the parents for support and congratulate all our students.
School Toppers –
1.Ekaansh Ranjan ( Humanities) 96.6%
2.Utkarsh Agarwal (Science ) 96.6%
Subject Toppers
1.Chemistry – 100 Marks Shirish Maheshwari
2.History – 100 Marks Vanshika Rastogi & Shivani Singh
3.Psychology – 100 Marks Samriddhi Shah

School Average
80.4%
Stream Average
Science – 82.83
Humanities -82.89
Commerce -77.32

Congratulations to my children and the Study Hall family

Mrs.Meenakshi Bahadur
Vice Principal
Study Hall School

 

 Study Hall in Press

Student Cabinet 2015 – 2016

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MANASVITA DUBEY
Head Girl		 RANJIT SINGH
Head Boy
GAURI BHARTI
Vice Head Girl		 GAGANDEEP SINGH HORA
Vice Head Boy
KUSHAGRA AGARWAL
Sports Captain		 NITYA SINGH
Sports Captain
LAKSHYA PAHWA
Vice Sports Captain		 SHIVANGI PANDEY
Vice Sports Captain
MUDITA SANJEEV
Cultural Secretary		 VINAYAK AGARWAL
Cultural Secretary
ADITI BHARGAVA
Cultural Secretary		 KARTIKEY BHATEJA
Editor in chief
VASUNDHARA RAWAT
Editor in Chief		   SRISHTI SINHA
Editor in chief
PALAK BAKSHI
Aesthetics In Charge		 PRAKRITI BAKSHI
Aesthetics In Charge
DHRUV BHALLA
Captain Fire Flame		 SAMANA ZAINAB ZAIDI
Captain Fire Flame
ANANT VARMA
House Secretary Fire Flame		 SIMRAN CHOWDHARY
Vice Captain Fire Flame
SARAANSH VIRENDRA
Vice Captain Fire Flame
ISHAAN NARAIN
Captain Jacaranda		 NIVEDITA EISENBERG
Captain Jacaranda
KARTIK MISHRA
Vice Captain Jacaranda		 TRUSHITASRIVASTAVA
Secretary Jacaranda
ABHILASHA MISRA
Vice Captain Jacaranda
ROHAN GOYAL
Captain Silver Oak		 ANOUSHKA CHAND
Captain Silver Oak
YASH MEHROTRA
Vice Captain Silver Oak		 SHRUTI SAXENA
Vice Captain Silver Oak
POORVI SHUKLA
Secretary Silver Oak
PAKHI SHARMA
Captain Cypress		 SIDDHARTH SRIVASTAVA
Captain Cypress
SAUMYA SRIVASTAVA
Vice Captain Cypress		 RAMTEJ RANDHAWA
Vice Captain Cypress
GAURISHA BAJPAI
Secretary Cypress
ARYAN CHOPRA
Photographer		 KIRTI DHASMANA
Photographer

Student Cabinet 2015-16 (Junior)

TRISHA SOOD
Head Girl		 AYAN ASLAM
Head Boy
Vice Head Girl DIVYANSHI KAUL
Vice Head Girl		 KAPIL YADAV
Vice Head Boy
SHRENA MUSAVI
Captain Fire flame House		 PRIYANSH BAKSHI
Captain Cypress House
SAMAD HUSSAIN
Captain Jacaranda House		 NIMRA JUNAID
Captain Silver Oak
NANDIKA MISHRA
Prefect		 ANUSHKA MATHUR
Prefect
ADITI JAIN
Prefect		 IRA SHUKLA
Prefect
DEVANSHI CHANDVANI
Prefect		 RITVIKA SINHA
Prefect
MANAL ARSHA
Prefect		 SUFI
Prefect
RIDHIMA VERMA
Prefect		 PRIYA PANDEY
Prefect
GAURI BHARGAVA
Prefect		 SHASHWAT SINGH
Prefect
WANIA RIZVI
Prefect		 PAWANI UPRARI
Prefect
FATIMA ABIDI
Prefect		 DEV VYAVHARE
Prefect
SHIVANSH PRATAP SINGH
Prefect

CFL at India’s Daughters Campaign 2015

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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.

 

Giving girls their first lessons in Feminism

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The article was originally featured at Women’s Feature Service. Mehru Jaffer is a journalist and a well known author. Mehru Jaffer on the launch of the book Poetry of Purpose in Lucknow .Her words and her experience with the Prerna Girls.

Laxmi, Khushboo, Sunita, Kunti, Rama and Aarti confidently walked up on stage, picked up the microphone and spoke about their lives, experiences, struggles and aspirations in front a packed audience. One after another, each young woman animatedly talked about her family, how she had learnt to deal with crushing poverty and gender bias and strike out against illiteracy and violence to create a secure space for her. Above all, they loudly declared how they felt they were equal to the men in their families and in society; that nothing could stop them from fulfilling their dreams. Amidst an inspired, encouraging crowd a woman looked on proudly; she knew her work with them was now complete. It’s been nearly two decades since Dr Urvashi Sahni started a school for girls from impoverished families in Lucknow to “enable them to take a feminist stance in their lives from an early age in order to discover who they are and understand the oppression they face in their daily lives”. Today, through drama, digital stories and music, in addition to regular lessons, 700 youngsters, who usually go back home to an exploited mother, an alcoholic father and vagabond siblings, are learning to “to resist discrimination and rise above it”.“I realized I had been given skills but was not taught how to use the skills for myself. I was not taught that I have the right to my own life. Over time, I concluded that education should really be about this, about discovering one’s self.

Activities Galore at the Onset of the New Session Study Hall Junior School

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Dear Parents,

The Internatinol Labour Day, which falls on May 1 every year was celebrated in the Junior School with a lot of enthusiasm. The children realized the ‘Dignity of Labour’ and that every work deserves appreciation. They sang songs in the honour of Ammajis and Bhaiyajis who were overwhelmed by the love and affection bestowed on them by the Study Hall family.

The Orientation Programme for the parents was held last week wherein the new parents were welcomed and introduced to the policies of Study Hall. The Principal, Mrs. Shalini Sinha addressed the parents and briefed them on the achievements and developments of the school.

The children were sensitized not only towards their surroundings but also towards their family as their favourite topic ‘Mother’ was given to the participants from class I to V, at the Amar Ujala Art Competition held in Ganna Sansthan on 25th April.
Summer vacation is the best time to spend precious moments with your family. Make the most of it and encourage them to converse with you in English and share their innermost thoughts and feelings.

Thanking you,
Staff of Junior School