Sagar Varta

The school assembly, led by the Principal, focused on fostering happiness through caring for others, particularly elders. Students were urged to spend quality time with their elders before the summer break, concluding with a sense of gratitude. The theme aimed to inculcate values of kindness and respect in the student body.

The Inter House Table Tennis Championship showcased spirited competition, culminating in Emerald House emerging as the victor. With enthusiasm abound, participants from Sapphire and Ruby House showcased their skills, highlighting the school's commitment to sporting excellence and healthy competition among its students.

Renchin N Rinzing, an esteemed alumnus and football coach, imparted his expertise to the school's young football players. His special training program honed their skills, reinforcing the school's dedication to nurturing talent and providing opportunities for students to learn from accomplished individuals within the community.

Students from Classes V & VI engaged in a global platform, discussing traditional games' significance in the modern world. From Gilli-Danda to Kabaddi, they highlighted the cultural richness and relevance of indigenous games, fostering cross-cultural understanding and appreciation among participants.

The Dean of Academics, alongside the academic coordinators and council , convened to review syllabus completion progress, ensuring academic standards are met across classes. Council members and coordinators reported on the advancement in their respective classes, reflecting the school's commitment to academic excellence and continuous improvement in teaching and learning practices.

The Student Council Workshop, led by the Principal, emphasized creativity and community enrichment. Council members presented a code of conduct, encouraged to express their creativity in improving the school community, reflecting the school's commitment to empowering student leadership and fostering a positive school environment.

Sagarians paid tribute to national heroes in a Round Square Activity, reflecting on the sacrifices and contributions of historic leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. The activity fostered a sense of pride and respect, instilling values of leadership and patriotism among the students.

The Inter House Dance Competition celebrated Indian heritage through captivating performances. Diamond House clinched the top spot, showcasing the students' dedication and creativity in expressing cultural themes through dance, fostering a sense of unity and pride among participants.

The Sagar School bid farewell to the academic term with a musical evening, filled with performances and camaraderie. Students enjoyed the melodies of the school's rock band, marking the beginning of their vacation with memorable moments shared with faculty members over a delightful dinner.

Parents engaged in meaningful discussions on their wards' academic progress and holistic development during the Parents Teacher Meeting. Teachers provided guidance and techniques to enhance academic focus, reaffirming the school's partnership with parents in nurturing students' overall growth and well-being.

Sagarians celebrated academic excellence with a remarkable 100% result in the CBSE exams. Toppers Bharati Upadhyaya of Class X and Keren Puro of Class XII were commended for their outstanding achievements, underscoring the school's commitment to academic rigor and student success.

The CBSE workshop for teachers on Classroom Management equipped teachers with new strategies and techniques. Led by experienced resource persons, the workshop fostered interactive learning and provided valuable insights into effective classroom management practices, enhancing the teaching-learning experience at The Sagar School. The workshop concluded after two days on Tuesday, ensuring that teachers had ample time to absorb and apply the newly acquired knowledge in their classrooms.

Sagarians showcased their talents and cultural understanding in the AFS Intercultural Programme, participating with enthusiasm in various events. From workshops to choir performances, they embraced learning and cultural exchange, gaining valuable experiences and broadening their horizons.

Queen Anne's School, UK, played host to an enlightening Round Square initiative where students from The Sagar School also joined for a barazza session. Exploring the human impact of consumed products, Classes X and XII students delved into the ethical complexities behind everyday items. From cocoa origins to cotton journeys, they emphasized the critical role of informed consumer choices in addressing global challenges.

Sagarians, representing The Sagar School, actively participated in a recent Round Square Activity hosted by Sunbeam School, Lahartara. Engaging with peers from diverse backgrounds, they contributed their perspectives and insights to the discussions, particularly focusing on the historical significance and implications of civil wars and wars of independence. This collaborative endeavour exemplified the ethos of Round Square, fostering cross-cultural understanding and cooperation among students while delving into complex historical narratives.