• 25
• Apr

Hindi Calligraphy Competition

With an aim of nurturing creativity and fine motor skills in young children while promoting the beauty of Hindi language and also to preserve and popularize the traditional Hindi script in modern times a Hindi Calligraphy Competition conducted on 25th April 2025, in the Primary Wing from classes Prep to 3. The competition saw an enthusiastic response, with participants displaying a wide variety of calligraphy styles. The competition encouraged students to engage with Hindi script in a fun and creative manner enhancing their appreciation for their written work and honing their writing skills. Students were provided with a Hindi phrase or passages related to Earth Day which was chosen for its simplicity yet ability to showcase their writing skills. The main highlight of the competition was that the students had not only shown their writing skills but also displayed their creativity with their drawing as the competition was activity based . The event not only highlighted the children’s writing skills but also fostered a sense of achievement and pride in learning and Hindi language. On this occasion, Principal, Mr. Soumen Chakraborty, encouraged the participants to continue nurturing their skills, and to explore the world of Calligraphy further. In their special messages, Honourable President Shri Tarsem Singh Ji and Honourable, Secretary Shri S. P. Singh commended all the participants for bringing their unique styles and creativity to the competition and said that it is essential to honour and promote the timeless beauty of handwritten forms, especially those of our native scripts. Calligraphy as the art form teaches us the importance of precision, patience and attention to detail.

• 24
• Apr

Enlightening Minds, Enriching Souls: A Session with Dr. Vijay Kumar

An Interactive Session at Guru Gobind Singh Public School, Sector V/B, Bokaro Date: Thursday, 24th April 2025 In the eternal quest for wisdom where intellect seeks illumination and curiosity finds its compass, Guru Gobind Singh Public School, Sector V/B, Bokaro, stood as a proud host to an enlightening interactive session on Thursday, 24th April 2025. The event was graced by none other than Dr. Vijay Kumar, a venerable name in the field of medicine, whose presence lent gravitas and warmth to the gathering. Dr. Kumar, a dedicated physician with a remarkable career spanning over three decades, completed his MBBS in 1986 from MGM Medical College, Jamshedpur, and pursued his postgraduation in General Medicine in 2012. His distinguished service of 32 years at Bokaro General Hospital culminated with his retirement in 2021 as Additional Chief Medical Officer. He now continues to serve the community as a contractual specialist in the Department of Medicine and as a consultant in private practice. The session commenced at 11:00 a.m. and witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of Classes IX and XI. Held in an atmosphere of calm curiosity and vibrant academic spirit, the interactive session proved to be a confluence of youthful inquisitiveness and seasoned experience. The young attendees posed thoughtful questions on a diverse range of topics, including health, nutrition, stress management, academic pressure, and future career choices. Dr. Kumar, a specialist in Gastrointestinal Medicine, addressed each query with admirable patience, clarity, and depth. His words resonated not just as information but as inspiration, offering students valuable guidance on harmonizing academic pursuits with personal wellness and emotional resilience. The event commenced with a solemn lighting of the ceremonial lamp, a symbol of knowledge and enlightenment, followed by the school prayer and bouquet presentation as a token of respect and welcome. The dignified presence of Shri S.P. Singh, Secretary, Guru Gobind Singh Educational Society, added immense value to the occasion. The event was also graced by Mr. Soumen Chakraborty, Principal, GGPS Bokaro; Mr. C.P. Singh, Vice-Principal; Mrs. Suman Nangia, Vice-Principal (Middle Wing); and Coordinators Mrs. Kumari Sudha and Ms. Devyanti from the Primary Wing. This session, deeply rooted in the ethos of holistic education, served as a radiant example of how schools can bridge the gap between academic learning and life wisdom. As the session drew to a close, it left behind not just answered questions but kindled dreams and awakened aspirations. Such initiatives remain the heartbeat of meaningful education — where torches of experience light the candles of youthful minds, and learning transcends textbooks to embrace the truths of life.

• 24
• Apr

Hand Wash Activity

To teach students the importance of hand hygiene and how to properly wash hands to prevent the spread of germs an activity conducted in class Pre- Nursery on 24th April , 2025 in which children were engaged in a fun and interactive way while emphasizing key moments when hand washing is necessary such as before eating or after using the restroom. Using a poem the teacher first explained that hands carry germs that can make us sick and washing our hands help us to keep clean and healthy. The children were given opportunity to practice washing their hands with soap and water. Each child had a chance to wash hands with soap and water. The teacher observed them closely to ensure that the children are following the steps correctly. At the end of the activity the teacher reviewed the hand washing steps once more with the children. Many children were able to wash their hands independently at the end of the session. The children were actively engaged and showed enthusiasm throughout the activity. The activity fostered good hygiene habits that the children continue practicing at home.

• 24
• Apr

Report on Thursday Assembly

The special assembly was conducted in G.G.P.S Sec II under the guidance of Principal Mr. Soumen Chakraborty on 23.04.25 Thursday. The theme of the assembly was ‘Love the Earth, Protect Our Home’ aimed at fostering awareness among young learners about the importance of taking care of the environment. The assembly began with a short cheerful welcome followed by the school morning prayer. Students then presented a series of engaging activities such as rhymes, a skit centred around environmental conservation. The children dressed in blue and green to represent nature and the Earth. The tiny tots enthusiastic recited earth day themed poem. The highlight of the assembly was a lively skit performed by the children where they showed the importance of air, water and sunlight to grow a plant properly. The skit conveyed a simple but powerful message, every small action like planting trees contributes to a healthier planet. The Principal Mr. Soumen Chakraborty said few motivational words to the students that we should take care of our environment. We should love our trees, our green friends. The President of G.G.E.S, Mr. Tarsem Singh Sir and the Secretary of G.G.E.S, Mr. S.P Singh Sir conveyed their best wishes through his message that we should love our earth. Always remember to love nature-plant trees, save water and never litter. Our tiny tots are the bright future of our planet. The assembly concluded with the children making a green pledge where they promised to care for nature by not littering, turning off taps and planting more trees. The assembly not only celebrated Earth Day but also nurtured a sense of environmental responsibility among the children in a fun and meaningful way.

• 17
• Apr

Activity to Teach Standing and Zig Zag lines

To develop hand - eye coordination and understanding of basic line formation, an activity conducted in class Pre –Nursery on 17th April ,2025. With the use of powder colours children got an opportunity to experience different texture and forms of visual expressions while engaging in an engaging and creative learning process. The teacher began the with introducing examples of standing and zig zag lines and explained the difference between the two lines in simple terms and explained how a standing line is straight and vertical, while a zig zag line consists of sharp and alternating diagonal angles. The children were then given a chance to explore the powder colours and were guided step by step to make standing line first, then zig zag lines using their fingers.This activity helped the students to understand basic line formations such as standing and zig zag lines and encouraged creativity and developed their fine motor skills.