Sagar Varta

Against the breathtaking backdrop of Tijara Fort, students immersed themselves in rejuvenating yoga sessions during Yogotsav by Assocham on April 29, 2024. The tranquil morning echoed with their enthusiastic participation, as they embraced the serenity and recharged their spirits. It was a harmonious blend of wellness and wonder, leaving all attendees refreshed and invigorated.

Advancing to the second phase of the electoral process, nominated students for the school council delivered impassioned speeches, sharing their aspirations and visions with the entire school. As they vied for candidacy, their eloquence and commitment showcased their potential as future leaders, inspiring their peers with hopes of a brighter tomorrow.

In celebration of World Dance Day, The Sagar School welcomed renowned Kathak performer Vidha Lal and co-artists for a captivating SpicMacay performance. Students were entranced by the classical music rhythms and graceful dance movements, as Vidha Lal engaged with them, leaving a profound impression on their hearts and minds.

Class V students took center stage on Wednesday for a thought-provoking junior school assembly themed 'Be a Superhero.' Through their enactment, they highlighted how ordinary individuals can become extraordinary by identifying and utilizing their unique powers to help others. Principal's appreciation underscored the effectiveness of the message and the brilliance of the presentation, inspiring all to strive for superhero status through kindness, self-belief, and healthy living.

The Principal highlighted India's democratic ethos during a school assembly, equating the ongoing Loksabha elections to a grand festival. Stressing the significance of democratic processes, he encouraged students as they entered the third phase of their own electoral journey with the Student Council Elections 2024.

On Friday, Sagarians participated in the final phase of the electoral process, casting their votes to elect the 2024 Student Council. This pivotal moment not only allowed students to exercise their voting rights but also provided them with a hands-on learning experience in the principles of free and fair elections. Staff members facilitated the process, ensuring transparency and integrity throughout.

During Friday's assembly, the results of the Inter-House Singing Competition were announced. Ruby House secured the first position, with Sapphire following closely behind in second place, and Emerald claiming third. Students received praise for their participation, with individual performers recognized by the Principal. Their efforts were commended, and they were encouraged to continue their musical endeavors.

The Principal unveiled the Student Council of 2024, appointing Rishit Goyal Agrawal as Head Boy and Dorinda as Head Girl. Other office bearers were elected for various roles including cultural, academics, prefects, sports, IAYP, and International affairs. The newly appointed members pledged dedication and honesty towards their duties, sealing their commitment by signing the honor book. The event was graced by Mr. Rinchen N Rinzing, an esteemed alumnus from the Class of 2014, who honored the occasion as the chief guest.

This Sunday, students indulged in a variety of recreational activities, including swimming, basketball, cricket, football, table tennis, and more. They made the most of their time on the fields, enjoying a day filled with fun and sportsmanship.