Saturday, 31 October 2015

Mock Parliament Inter School Competition

Today our school conducted an Inter School Mock Parliament Competition on the topic “Capital Punishment Is Justified” in which 9 reputed schools of Jaipur namely Saint Soldier Public School main branch, ST. Anslem’s North City School, Jaipuria Vidayalaya, ST. Edmund’s School, M.P.S Pratap Nagar, Subodh Public School, Bhartiya Vidya Bhawan Vidyashram, MPS International, M.P.S Jawahar Nagar, and last not the least the host S.S.P.S Pratap Nagar participated.
 We were blessed to have with us as chief guest regarded Sardar Jasbeer Singh ji (Former Chairman of Rajasthan State Commission for Minorities and Treasurer of the School), Sardar Gurjinder Singh Gill and our respected Secretary Sir Sardar Gurmeet Singh ji.
We were also privileged to have with us as judge’s Mr. Surendra Kumar (retired advocate of Delhi high court) and Mr.  Ravi Dayal (Geological Consultant at Caldery’s India Refactories Ltd.)

The session lasted for one hour. There were ten students each in favour of the motion who represented themselves as ‘Government’ and ten students against the motion who represented themselves as ‘Oppostion’. The complete session was conducted by Sukanya Chakrovarthy as the speaker. The session was really astounding and interactive. Students very nicely debated on their views.
First position was bagged by Manan Kumar Garg MPS Jawahar Nagar, second and third positions were bagged by Prateek Anand and Bhupen Verma of Jaipuria Vidyalaya. The winners were awarded with certificates and trophies by the chief guest. 
Our regarded judges were felicitated with mementoes by our respected secretary sir for their valuable presence. At last the chief guest motivated and congratulated all the students for their efforts and participation.

On a concluding note vote of thanks was given to thank our guests, judges and dear parents who took out their precious time to witness this session.



                                Posted by Aditi Modi (IX B)
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Orientation Programme for Class IX – A Step Towards a Promising Future Saint Soldier Public School, Pratap Nagar, Jaipur, successfully organized an insightful Orientation Programme for the students and parents stepping into Class IX. The session aimed at apprising them with the significant changes in subjects, curriculum structure, and the revised evaluation pattern as per the upcoming academic requirements. The programme witnessed an enthusiastic participation of parents and students, reflecting their eagerness to understand the new academic framework. The orientation served as a guiding platform to ease their transition into secondary education, which plays a crucial role in shaping future academic paths. The Principal, Ms. Charu Gupta, addressed the gathering with great clarity and depth. She elaborated on the subject choices, marking scheme, and the importance of conceptual learning over rote memorization. Her detailed explanation effectively resolved the queries and concerns of both parents and students, leaving them reassured and confident about the journey ahead. Adding further value to the session, the School Secretary, Shri Gurmeet Singh Ji blessed the students, emphasizing the importance of discipline, consistency, and a focused approach towards studies. He encouraged students moving to class 9th, to embrace the changes with a positive mindset and make the most of the opportunities provided by the school. The programme concluded on a highly positive note, strengthening the bond between the school and parents, and ensuring that students step into Class IX with clarity, confidence, and motivation.

 

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