Sagar Varta

Students from classes VI-VIII at our school participated in a Round Square activity focused on "The Sustainability of Environmentalism." They discussed water-saving measures such as rooftop and rainwater harvesting, using buckets instead of showers, and avoiding washing machines and dishwashers. The students emphasized growing water-efficient plants like Aloe vera. The school is actively involved in water conservation by using recyclable water for gardens and installing touch taps in washrooms to prevent wastage. They highlighted the importance of water consumption and the necessity of saving it.

The Sagar School commenced the SAFAL (Structured Assessment For Analyzing Learning) Exams, organized by CBSE, from July 24, 2024. Students from Class V will appear for Environmental Studies (EVS), Mathematics, and English, while Class VIII students will be assessed in Science, Mathematics, and English. The exams are part of CBSE's initiative to evaluate students' foundational skills and understanding in core subjects. The school has ensured a smooth and well-coordinated examination process, providing a conducive environment for students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills. The exams will continue over the following days, with all necessary precautions in place to ensure fairness and accuracy.

On July 24, 2024, class VIII A hosted an assembly centered on the theme "Different Languages are a Part of Us." The event began with a prayer for peace and sanity, followed by discussions on how languages connect us and the importance of linguistic diversity. Students shared their experiences through a story, thought, reflection, quiz, and a video presentation, which were well-received by the audience. They highlighted the idea that, despite living in different countries, we share a small world.

On Wednesday, Our Principal, Dr. Saha represented The Sagar School in a key meeting with Sh. Vikas Kumar Arora, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Gurugram as part of the 'Safe Students' campaign. The discussion covered critical issues such as eradicating cyber crime, preventing child abuse, addressing underage driving, and implementing safety measures for secure school transport systems. The Commissioner also emphasized the importance of information sharing regarding substance abuse and strategies to counteract it. After the meeting, the Commissioner of Police , Gurugram provided a letter to the principals, which was discussed during our Class Teachers’ sessions to further ensure student safety. This initiative marks a significant step towards creating a safer environment for students through collaborative efforts and informed strategies.

To ensure the Sagarians receive quality service in the dining hall, student representatives from various hostels, students' council, along with staff members, were selected to review the menu and overall dining hall services. The students provided suggestions and shared their opinions on the dining hall's operations. The meeting aimed to improve the quality of service and well being of students and staff.

The Sagar School commenced the annual Inter-house Badminton Championship much to the delight of the Sagarians. The matches, held in the Sports Centre, featured participants from various categories, each displaying eagerness and competitive spirit. Students from different houses competed with great enthusiasm, showcasing their skills and sportsmanship.

On the occasion of the silver jubilee of the victory over the Kargil War, Class XI-S conducted a senior school assembly in the Rosemary Hall, honouring the sacrifices made by the soldiers for protecting India. The students conducted an enriching quiz and sang a patriotic song for the occasion. The Principal addressed the gathering by praising the contributions of the Indian military.

The Sagar School has organised an Inter-house Poster Making Competition, taking the students' creativity to the next level. Participants worked in pairs to create beautiful posters with deep, impactful messages. The Principal and his staff inspected the poster-making process and were amazed by the brilliant talent of these potential artists in making.

On Saturday, The Sagar School held an Intra-Class Calligraphy Competition, drawing enthusiastic participation from students in Classes V to XII. The event, conducted on campus, provided a platform for students to showcase their artistic skills and creativity through beautiful lettering. The competition fostered a love for the art of calligraphy and encouraged students to express themselves artistically. The event was a celebration of artistic talent and dedication, highlighting the importance of nurturing creativity in education.

At The Sagar School, Saturday mornings are dedicated to Tutorial Meetings -'Tutors with Tutees' program, a unique initiative aimed at developing an emotional bond and care among students. During these sessions, students and teachers take leisurely strolls around the lush campus, engaging in meaningful conversations. This time is used to discuss students' experiences, thoughts, and various topics of interest, creating an open and supportive environment. The serene green surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for these enriching interactions, which contribute to the development and progress of the child.

The Sagar School recently organized a delightful outing for students, taking them to Bhiwadi Mall and Alwar. The day was filled with excitement as students explored the mall, enjoying shopping and entertainment. They also visited notable attractions in Alwar, immersing themselves in the local culture and history. The trip offered a perfect blend of leisure and learning, providing students with an enriching experience outside the classroom. It was a day of fun and discovery, thoroughly enjoyed by all participants.

Painting students from Classes XI and XII at The Sagar School, along with Mr. Ajay Negi (Arts Faculty) and Mrs. Anita Negi, recently embarked on an educational trip to the Unitedworld Institute of Design (UID) in Ahmedabad. The tour included visits to notable workshops for hands-on experience, art exhibitions, and museums, providing students with a valuable opportunity to enhance their understanding of their subject. Immersed in diverse artistic styles and historical works, the students gained inspiration and insight into the art world. This trip, organized by the Principal through his connections with the UID team, was designed to enrich their creative perspectives and foster a deeper appreciation of art through direct engagement with influential exhibitions and collections.

On Monday, the Principal led a Whole School Assembly, where he addressed the excitement surrounding the upcoming Olympics in Paris. He praised Manu Bhaker's achievements and emphasized the values of patience and perseverance. The assembly celebrated India's recent victory, particularly highlighting the success of the 4x400 relay team, which qualified for Paris 2024. The Principal encouraged students to draw inspiration from these national achievements and focus on their own goals with determination and commitment, celebrating both individual and collective successes.