Teachers Day 2015

“ज़िन्दगी मिल के बिताएंगे ,हाले दिल गा के सुनाएंगे,
हम तो “ आठ ” रंग हैं यह जहाँ रंगीन बनाएंगे”

 

September 3rd and 4th, 2015, the Study Hall Educational foundation family – Study Hall School, Prerna Girls School, Dosti School, Vidyasthali ,Digital Study Hall, Centre For Learning, DiDi’s a unit of sister’s in solidarity, and Prep School worked together for the biggest and widest celebration of Teachers Day 2015.

As early as 7:30 in the morning, led by its Student cabinet –  all the administrators, faculty, staff and students gathered together in the school ground to welcome the lovely teachers with their glamorous attire as they took their grand entrance in the red carpet together with their respective escorts dressed as the teacher’s themselves. Student’s celebration had various colours in the form of skits, dance, and songs.

The school band played songs from the yester years, all the teachers sang along with the band. Teachers got very delighted by the programme organized for them.

Students always look forward to Teacher’s Day with a lot of anticipation, for the sheer spirit of the occasion. Acting as teachers, they get a fair idea of the responsibility, so efficiently handled by their teachers.It requires a lot of hard work and dedication to be a good teacher and earn the affection of students at the same time.

The program was followed by a special celebration by all the staff members of the foundation .All the dear mentors received souvenirs.

They shared their memories, flowers, gifts and love. There were dances, skits, drama, and dialogues. Teachers, on this day, were reminded of their school days and felt nostalgic.All in all, it was celebration mode for everyone!

Around the campus – September 2015

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“Issue Based Education” – Spreading the light of education in slums स्वतंत्र आवाज़  “मलिन बस्ती पहुंचा स्टडी हॉल स्कूल” -स्टडी हॉल स्कूल के कक्षा 9  के बच्चे, हिंदी की वरिष्ठ प्राध्यापिका डॉ सुमन द्विवेदी साथ फ़ातिमा अस्पताल निशातगंज के पीछे मलिन … Continue reading

Progressive India : A Class Presentation

A class presentation “Progressive India” was organised by the students of Class 1 to Class 5 in the school campus on 22 August 2015. It was an incredibly overwhelming activity for the students, teachers and parents.The topics that were taken were – Progress in communication, Villages in 1947 and now, Evolution of Cinema, Technosavy world etc. A glamorous fashion show was also presented by the students of Dosti section.


“I said a dialogue – Another mode of communication along with my friend Anshika. I also made a card and decorated it. We all made files.I liked it when all the parents clapped. This was my first presentation.” – Arjun, Class 1




Parents Speak –

“Beautiful presentation, happy faces everywhere. Keep it up” – Mr.Ayan & Mrs.Ritu

“Watching the young ones take charge of the nation’s future was immensely overwhelming and delightful.
Kudos to the teachers” – Parents, Class 3

“Nice and quick way of making the children aware of the advances in the technology.Children also enjoyed while doint it.
Thank you for giving us an opportunity to see the excellent show put up by the kids” – Ambika Pandey

“Very nice and beautifully designed show, enjoyed thoroughly” – Kirti


Media Coverage, 4pm, Lucknow Jagran Dated: 22nd August 2015

 

World Photography Day 2015

“Photography Workshop at Prerna Girls School”

To celebrate the “World Photography Day 19th August 2015 “, Nicholas Lindner, a New York City-based film production teacher and film maker,was recently invited to Prerna Girls School to complete a documentary workshop with the students.The multi-day workshop included a review of documentary purpose, cinematic history and production skills.On the first day, girls challenged themselves by investigating different documentary forms, and then developed writing skills and pitched their own ideas for personal projects. After a group meeting, a formal production plan was developed to create a film detailing the girls’ outside challenges and the support the school offers. Then a lesson on film making as the best practice was shared with technical support. On the following day, girls developed a voice over script and shot sheet and filmed around the school. Finally, they collectively edited their final film.


“Group Photo Exhibition”

Our little shining stars from DOSTI School,an integrated program for Children with Special Needs, Study Hall Educational Foundation were been invited as guests to inaugurate the “Group Photo Exhibition” which was organised by the Youth Photo Journalist Association on the World Photography Day, in Lucknow.

The entire DOSTI school staff,the principal Mrs. Surabhi Kapoor, special guests Prof.Nishi Pandey, Mr.Nishith Kapoor and a number of well known people from the city attended the program.They blessed the children with their love and presence.



Media Coverage – 20.8.2015

Amar Ujala, Lucknow Edition
Hindustan Times, Hindi Edition


HAPPY COLOURS OF FREEDOM

Study Hall School Campus was ablaze with bright colours and spirited with spectacular festivity as the Study Hall Educational Foundation family celebrated 69th Independence Day, 15 th August 2015

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. Every heart was filled with pride and the feeling of patriotism, love and respect. Seeds of the thought – “Are we really free”, were etched in everyone’s mind.


Media Coverage, Hindustan Times, Lucknow Edition 17.8.2015



A mind that is free from all discrimination, it brings us all together, it tolerates and it accommodates.

Digital Study Hall team celebrated Independence day with these little kids at one of Non Formal Education Centres at Patel Puram, Lucknow.

INVESTITURE CEREMONY, JUNIOR SCHOOL 2015

The Investiture Ceremony for the year 2015 – 2016, junior school cabinet members was held in the school premises on the 14h of August, 2015.It was a day before the 69th Independence day, and the entire hall was filled with bonhomie. On one hand everyone was proud to be part of the free democratic nation, whereas on the other hand the newly elected student cabinet members were ready to shoulder the responsibilities and faith that had been vested upon them.

A panel discussion was in place which started with the question “Do you respect your freedom” ? “Does it mean we have to do away with the discipline in order to be free” ? It was an interesting and endless session where the students and other panellists shared their views and vision.It left everyone with much food for thought.This was followed by the Investiture ceremony.

It started with the ceremonial march past.The young students marched towards the stage with full zest and zeal.There was a spark in their faces and they seemed to be ready to take over their new roles. Then the cabinet members were badged by the Principal and other esteemed members of the school committee.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.


These young leaders as they take responsibility for their school and represent the growing aspirations of all of us, I wish them all the best and hope they do a wonderful job.
– Mrs.Bani Malhotra, Headmistress


Congratulations to these little kids and all the staff members, we all are proud as their parents to be a part of this system.With power comes responsibility and I hope and wish the students exercise their power in a manner that they can set examples.They have been ELECTED and not SELECTED. Thanks to Study Hall !
– Mr.Ashish Kaul (Parent)


We are humbled by the trust that has been placed in us.We take lead to thank everyone and we promise to try our best to take up all the responsibilities with complete dedication. We are at your service !
– Trisha Sood & Aayan Aslam (Head Girl & Head Boy, Junior Cabinet 15 -16)


These are our little buds blooming.May they shine bright and leave behind a mark of success.All the best, enjoy the journey !
Manasvita Dubey (Head Girl, Senior Cabinet 15-16)

Special Olympics Bharat 2015

There was no room for mediocrity at the Mango Festival, organised by Special Olympics Bharat. Lucknow Chapter on 8th August 2015.Students from the DOSTI school were   stars of the event.They won 2 gold ,6 silver and 2 bronze medals.The event was as glittering as the sun where each participant was a cherub worthy of applause.

Special Olympics Bharat is a National Sports Federation, registered under the Indian Trust Act 1882 in 2001 and is accredited by Special Olympics International to conduct Special Olympics Programs in India. It is a movement that uses sports as a catalyst to transform the lives of children and adults with intellectual disability.

Activities Galore at Centre for Learning

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.

Indian International Model United Nations, Lucknow 2015

MUN stands for Model United Nations. It is indeed an obscure word and is a simulation of the United Nations. It is essentially a young forum for young people to debate upon the buzzing international issues and talk about the geo-political scenario of the world and finding pragmatic solutions to the problems. Each participant represents a particular country and acts as a delegate of that nation.

We had decided to go for IIMUN which was held at Amity university, Lucknow from 24th to 26th July, 2015. The three days can only be described as exhilarating and unforgettable. I was fortunate enough to be appointed as the Under Secretary General of the entire conference and my work was to see that each committee functioned properly and the conference shall be remembered as a flawless one. Vikhyat Tandon from our school was appointed as the – Head of the organising committee. We went with a team of 8 delegates. We were exposed to a variety of new thoughts, new people and to expound on the learning that happened would take pages altogether. It has not just enhanced our linguistic ability but has also sensitized us towards the critical problems the people of the world face today. It is imperative that today’s youth lead from the forefront and work towards the betterment of the upcoming generation.

Certain delegates from our school made us really proud by winning various prizes. Yashasvi Krishna and Arushi Dixit won the Best Delegate in the UNSC, Siddhant Mishra won a Special Mention in SOCHUM and Dhruv Bhalla won a Verbal Mention in the Vidhan Sabha. All of us felt highly motivated to work for the attainment of peace and harmony in the world through deliberations and talks. I strongly recommend all the students to participate in such events and gain positively from them.

 Kuhu Srivastava ( Class XI D)