Vasant Valley Public School

In a grand ceremony held at Vasant Valley Public School, Sangrur, the investiture ceremony took place on 10 July, 2024 in the school auditorium , marking the beginning of a new era of student leadership. The event saw the swearing-in of the newly elected student council members, who were adorned with badges and sashes, symbolizing their new roles. The ceremony commenced with a welcome address by the Principal, Ms Anitha Rajagopalan who emphasized the importance of leadership and responsibility. The newly elected Head Boy, Jaspreet Singh, and Head Girl, Harnoor Kaur, led the oath-taking ceremony, promising to uphold the values of the school and work for the betterment of their peers. The student council members, comprising the literacy club, discipline society, cultural captain, and sports captain, were also sworn in along with their respective vice captains. The House cabinet members, were also conferred with their badges. The Principal congratulated the newly elected leaders and

  This time 8 lakh plants will be planted under the leadership of Dr. Jagjit Singh Dhuri   Mission Hariyali was launched this year at Jagraon jointly by Apna Punjab Foundation and Federation of Private Schools which is constantly striving in the field of health, education and environment. During the joint meeting of Punjab Foundation and Federation of Private Schools and Associations of Punjab, this mission was started under the leadership of Dr. Jagjit Singh Dhuri. The director of the foundation, Mr Sanjay Gupta, said that in the year 2022, five lakh sixty-eight thousand saplings were planted by the Punjab Foundation and in the year 2023, a world record was established by planting seven lakh saplings. The founder and chairman of the organization under the leadership of Dr. Jagjit Singh Dhuri, last year 11000 students wearing green clothes built the world's largest tree, which has become a world record. Through this record, he gave a message to the society about trees. He said th

  In a heartwarming initiative, young students from Vasant Valley Public School have captured hearts with their creative project aimed at nurturing love and empathy towards wildlife. As part of their curriculum on environmental awareness, the preprimary students embarked on a unique journey to create nests for birds and small animals. Under the guidance of their teachers and with enthusiastic participation from parents, the children learned about the importance of caring for other living beings. Armed with recycled materials like twigs, leaves, and cardboard, they meticulously crafted nests designed to provide safe havens for birds and small creatures in their local ecosystem. The project not only fostered creativity but also instilled a deep sense of responsibility and compassion in the young minds. Each nest was a testament to their burgeoning love for nature and a reminder of the impact small actions can have on wildlife conservation. Principal Mrs Anitha Rajagopalan expressed

  Vasant Valley Public School held a comprehensive two-day training program on June 24th and 25th for its teachers, focusing on "Experiential Learning." The sessions were led by esteemed resource persons from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Dr. Manjari Tejpal and Mr. Vivek Tiwari. The training covered various critical aspects of modern educational strategies. Key topics included Kolb's Experiential Learning Cycle, Bloom's Taxonomy, the L.A.A.R. (Listen, Acknowledge, Accept, and Respond) strategy, and the integration of multiple intelligences in teaching. Dr. Tejpal and Mr. Tiwari provided valuable insights into crafting lesson plans that incorporate these principles, aiming to enrich the teaching and learning experience. Dr. Manjari Tejpal highlighted the significance of experiential learning, advocating for hands-on activities and reflective practices to enhance student engagement and understanding. Mr. Vivek Tiwari presented practical methods fo

  Vasant Valley Public School’s, Sangrur pre-primary students celebrated Environment Day, which is commemorated annually on June 5th. Tiny tots utilized their summer vacations by growing tiny gardens in pots. With eager hands and big smiles, they carefully placed seeds in soil and watered them throughout vacations. By planting and caring for their own plants, they learned about responsibility, growth, and the interconnectedness of our ecosystem. This activity taught them about the life cycle of plants and the value of nurturing our environment. Therefore, plant-in-a-pot activity on Environment Day is a wonderful way to teach them about the importance of taking care of our planet. Our school Principal, Ms Anitha Rajagopalan felt proud of Vasant Valley’s tiny tots taking their first steps towards becoming eco-conscious citizens. She remarked ‘’This initiative not only teaches our young minds about the importance of sustainability but also instills a sense of responsibility and compas