Participants:

• AHAN MAITY-II A (tabla)
• ARJA ROY-II B & AKARSHA DHAR-II F (Rabindra nritya)
• SHREYAN MUKHERJEE-II D (mandolin)
• TRISANU SEN-II D (played the guitar and sang)
• KANISHKA CHAKRABORTY-II E (sarod)
• SINAI DAS -II F (synthesizer)

Description:

As another academic year came to an end, it was time for us to bid farewell to our dear Class II pupils who were bubbling with enthusiasm, all ready for the next class. The special assembly began with our primary school Director, Ms Ratna Bose addressing the outgoing pupils, followed by Ms Debjani Chatterji speaking to the children on behalf of all teachers. This was followed by a talent display where pupils from all six sections entertained the audience with their performance. The class teachers of Class II sang songs for their pupils, wishing them the very best for the next class. The assembly concluded with Ms Anomitra Roy, the coordinator, reading out a heartfelt ‘Goodbye poem’ to the outgoing batch, reminding them that they would always be loved and remembered by all.

The Class I pupils were the perfect audience for the show and felt special when they were reminded that they would now be the senior most children in the primary department.

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Participants:

CLASSES VI and VIII.

Description:

Yoga promotes physical and mental well-being. Our students learnt a few yoga asanas which would help them to deal with stress and anxiety, enhance concentration, increase strength, and improve flexibility of their muscles.

Participants:

CLASSES VI, VI, VIII.

Description:

The pupils of Classes VI, VII, and VIII learnt about the basics of Micro:bit coding. They programmed the device to perform simple tasks like displaying text and adding numbers. They were amazed to learn about its applications and the power of technology in the real world.

This activity helped students develop valuable skills like design thinking, prototyping, coding, and working with materials and electronics

Participants:

CLASSES VI, VII and VIII.

Description:

Pupils of middle school planned, prepared and delivered presentations on various Sustainable Development Goals including Climate Action (SDG Goal 13), Clean Water and Sanitation (SDG Goal 6), Good Health and Well-Being (SDG Goal 3), Life Below Water (SDG Goal 14), Sustainable Cities and Communities (SDG Goal 11), Zero Hunger (SDG Goal 2) and Responsible Consumption and Production (SDG Goal 12). The project was an engaging as well as enriching experience for the students.

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Participants:

CLASS VI.

Description:

Equipped with the knowledge of climate change and its effects on our planet the pupils of Class Vl resolved to act to minimise the impact of this phenomenon. They made charts, enacted skits, and composed songs to spread information about the Sustainable Development Goal 13, Climate Action. They made a working model on rainwater harvesting, and other models and charts, showing a distressed planet, and an ideal one without the harmful effects of climate change. It was heartening to see our young students collaborating and working in teams and taking up the cause with such seriousness.

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Participants:

CLASS VI.

Description:

Paper lanterns are often used for cultural and festive purposes all around the world. In Japan, paper lanterns are a symbol of good luck and happiness. Paper lanterns are also used to attract visitors in Vietnam. In India, lanterns made of wooden sticks that are covered with coloured paper are well known. This type of lantern is usually hung in front of houses during Diwali. These lanterns are traditionally built in a crystal shape with tails at the bottom. Pieces of coloured paper and fabric cut into complex designs enhance the beauty of the lantern.

The students of Class VI proudly displayed their paper lanterns which added a touch of warmth and beauty to their classrooms.

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Participants:

CLASSES VII AND VIII.

Description:

The pupils were taken on an educational trip to Birla Industrial and Technological Museum. They explored the various scientific exhibits followed by an enriching experience at the High Voltage Theatre, Science Magic Show and 3D movie show. It was an enjoyable as well as enlightening visit for them.

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Participants:

CLASS VI.

Description:

The pupils were taken on an educational trip to Science City. They took the Dark Ride and explored The Science exploration Hall and The Dynamotion Hall. The trip ended with an enriching experience in the Space Odyssey. It was an enjoyable trip.

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Participants:

SHRUTIK PAL CLASS 1 C.

Description:

Shrutik Pal of Class 1 C was the 2nd runner-up amongst the State Final Winners of Round 3 from West Bengal in the All India Inter School Arithmetic Genius Contest 2023 organised by SIP Abacus India. He was awarded a cash prize, a trophy, and a certificate. Well done, Shrutik!

Participants:

SREEJITA DEB – ID.

Description:

Sreejita Deb – ID (2023-24), has excelled in the Olympiad Exams held by the Science Olympiad Foundation and the Unified International Olympiads (UIEO).
Her achievements are as follows:

SOF National Science Olympiad – School Rank 1,
Regional Rank 13 and International Rank 16
Prize: A gold medal and a cash prize of Rs 1000/-.

SOF International Mathematics Olympiad:
School Rank No. 03, Regional Rank 08 and International Rank 08
Prize: A gold medal and a cash prize of Rs 500/-.

SOF International General Knowledge Olympiad:
School Rank No. 02, Regional Rank 159 and International Rank 201
Prize: A gold medal and a certificate

For UIEO 2023-24 (online):
Rank 01
Prize: A gold medal and a cash prize of Rs 10,000/-.

Congratulations Sreejita! Garden High School is proud of your achievements.

Participants:

Pupils of Classes IX and XI.

Description:

The pupils of Garden High School attended a session with Dr. Swati Mohan. Dr. Mohan shared her journey and her experience as a scientist at NASA. She advised the pupils to :

• know and accept who they are,
• create their own support system, and
• actively do their best.

She highlighted how the successful Mars Mission of NASA was different from the previous ones. Our students asked relevant questions during the interactive session. It was a great learning experience for the students.

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Participants:

PROP ON THE BEAT
1. Trambak Ash-NII B
2. Aishani Chakraborty – NII A
3. Aahiri Dutta – NII C
4. Suparno Das -NI C
5. Akshita Parit – N1 A
6. Rishit Dutta – NII B

BRAID THE WORDS
Anasuya Agasty – IA

SPRING AMALGAM
1. Sampreeti Laskar – NI A
2. Srijoyee Bhadra – NI C

ZOOTOPIA
1. Adhrit Paul – Preparatory D
2. Bedotroyee Chatterjee – Preparatory D

Description:

Pupils of Nursery I, Nursery II, the Preparatory and Class I participated in the Pre-primary Inter School Fest hosted by DPS Ruby Park School on 24 February, 2024. The pupils participated in two offstage and two onstage events. The children participating in ‘Prop the Beat’ danced to the beats of an English song, using a variety of handmade props. For ‘Braid the Beads’, Anasuya Agasty’s story telling was appreciated by all. She was quick to guess the story from the given clue and narrated the same with confidence on stage.

The craft work of the children for ‘Spring Amalgam’ and ‘Zootopia’ was creative and neatly done.

The coordinators for the event were Ms Debjani Chatterji and Ms Payel Biswas.

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Participants:

Teachers and Class XII.

Description:

The teachers of the Senior School and the pupils of Class XII gathered at Hall 1 to bid farewell to the pupils of the ISC Batch of 2024. Our Principal, Mrs Rajashri Biswas in her speech urged the pupils to choose peace and empathy and be honest in all they do. She offered words of encouragement for the ISC Examination and their future ahead.

Samraat Samiksh Sen, head boy and Sarika Banerjee, head girl, took the mike to share their experiences from Nursery I to Class XII. They expressed their gratitude to teachers for their unwavering support throughout their school years.

Performances ranging from dance and speech by Sheersha Banerjee, recitations by Soumee Bhaumik, Nirjar Datta and Anoushka Sen and group songs by the pupils entertained all present. The subject-based quiz for the teachers generated a lot of excitement. Teachers, Ms Arpita Mukhopadhyay Maiti and Ms. Papiya Ghosh mentioned that this batch was special and reminded them that it was important to grow up to be a good human being.

These were followed by food, informal chats and photography sessions.

As this Class of 2024 embark on a new journey, we hope they will carry with them fond memories and values learnt at Garden High School.

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Participants:

• AHIRI MAJUMDER and AMRITA MONDAL-IA
• BAIBHAV MAJUMDER and ASHVI GUPTA-IB
• ADHIRAJ BANERJEE and ARANYAK SINGHA ROY-IC
• SRIJITA DEB and DEEPRO ROY-ID
• SRINIKA GUHA and BIBASWAN CHAKRABORTY-IE
• ARYAAN DAS and AMOGH DATTA-IF
• LOKAANSH ANCHLIA and AROHI PRAMANIK-IIA
• AHARSHI GHOSH and SHREEN HALDER-IIB
• ARCHISMAN ROY CHOUDHURY and ADRIJA SARKAR-IIC
• PRABUDDHA DUTTA and OMYSHA DE-IID
• SARON SAHA and SHARANYA BHATTACHARYA-IIE
• MIHIRA THAPA and SHIVANGI GANGULI-IIF

Description:

The pupils of Classes I and II participated in the annual elocution competition with great enthusiasm. There were twelve participants in each class, two from each section. All the participants recited their poems with clarity and confidence.

The event was ably compered by ARSHIYA SENGUPTA (IIA) and DEBASMEET SAHA (IID). The entire event was planned and managed by our teachers, Ms Debjani Chatterji, Ms Sunanda Ganguli and Ms Purba Ghosal.

Ms Sunitha Bhatt and Ms Anomitra Roy were the judges for the competition.

Although all the children did their best and were encouraged for their efforts with prizes, three children from each class were adjudged the winners in the following order:
ASHVI GUPTA (IB) and LOKAANSH ANCHLIA (IIA) – First
ARANYAK SINGHA ROY (IC) and SARON SAHA (IIE) – Second
ADHIRAJ BANERJEE (IC) and ADRIJA SARKAR (IIC) – Third

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Participants:

Sourish Ghosh – VI A
Swapnil Ghosh – VI D

Sanchari Malkhandi – VII D
Devangi Sigh – VII F

Kaunish Das – IX A
Aryadip Biswas – IX A

Description:

Garden High School was declared champions in the JUNIOR GIRLS CATEGORY among 90 participants from 15 schools.
Sanchari Malkhandi| (VIID) and Devangi Singh (VIIF) were awarded the Rolling Trophy for the year 2024.

Congratulations! Well done girls.

Participants:

CLASS IX.

Description:

14 pupils participated in an interactive and engaging session on “Air quality issues, solutions and general awareness’ organised by the U.S Consulate, Kolkata. Dr. Richard Peltier, Professor in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, addressed a packed room of pupils from all over the city. Dr. Peltier is a member of the WHO’s Global Air Pollution and Health Technical Advisory Group. He is an expert in air quality assessment and human exposure science. It was an enriching experience for the pupils.

Participants:

CLASSES VI TO XII.

Description:

Pupils from Classes VI to XII were nominated for awards in various categories like Literature, Dance, Music, Academics, Sports, All-rounder, Public speaking from Eastern India for Edugraph 18 under 18 Young Achiever’s Award.

Soumee Bhaumik of Class XIIB made it to the top 50 among more than 10,000 nominations from all over eastern India. 18 top achievers were chosen from 50.

Soumee, was declared one of the 18 winners by eminent juries and was awarded a trophy, memento and a certificate.

Congratulations Soumee! We are proud of you.

Participants:

PUPILS OF CLASSES III , IV AND V.

Description:

Garden High School participated in various events at the Annual Inter-school fest of South Point School for Classes II to V.

Alekhya Roy(Class V) won the 2ND prize and Bipprakash Mallick (Class V) won the 3RD prize in KWIZWIZ.

Pupils of Class III – Riona Deb, Abhivyakta Chowdhury, Viosaa Das Chakraborty, Divyansh Ray Dutta won the 2nd prize in FABULOUS FABLES.

Sumedha Ganguly (Class V) won the 2ND prize in SPIN A YARN.

Congratulations to all the winners and participants!

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Participants:

TEAM A (Junior)
Ritajeet Ghosh – VIII C
Anurag Sen – VIII C
Shourya Saha – VIII C

TEAM B (Junior)
Prajeet Sur Chowdhury – VIII F
Shreya Saha – VI A
Arunava Sengupta – VI F

Senior
Sanjukta Adhikary – XI A
Ananga Biswas XI – A
Rajarshi Deb Roy – IX A

Description:

Garden High School participated in the Kolkata International Quiz Festival held at The Heritage School. The Junior teams qualified in the preliminary round and went up for the finals. In a battle well fought TEAM B secured the second runner-up position. CONGRATULATIONS!

Participants:

Soumee Bhaumik , Class XII B.

Description:

Congratulations Soumee!!

We are very proud of your achievement.

Participants:

NURSERY I and II, PREPARATORY.

Description:

The junior most children of the primary department presented a colourful Christmas programme with great enthusiasm and excitement. Children enacted a nativity play, sang Christmas carols and danced to their tunes. They were dressed in colourful costumes and everyone looked bright and cheerful. The programme ended with everyone singing ‘Santa Claus is coming to town’ and ‘We wish you a Merry Christmas’ in chorus.

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Participants:

ARANYO DEY MAJUMDER  9B
DIPTANGSHU GHOSH           9C
SOHAM RUDRA                       11C

Description:

The Peninsula Studios FootPrint Film Festival Kolkata edition in collaboration with AMI Arts festival had organized a film making competition for schools.
Three films made by Garden High School students have been selected by the FOOTPRINTS film jury to be shown at the FootPrint Film Festival.

ARANYA DEY MAJUMDER: WALK IN MY SHOES

DIPTANGSHU GHOSH: ASCHHORJO

SOHAM RUDRA: KALPONIK

They have also been invited to take part in a panel discussion on films – film adda.
Congratulations! Well done.

Participants:

SHEERSHA BANERJEE – CLASS XII-A
ANUSHA CHOWDHURY – CLASS X-F
ARIV PAUL – CLASS IX-A

Description:

Sheersha Banerjee from Garden High School was adjudged Winner of Bengal School Debating – Star of The Year organized by The Telegraph Young Metro with Calcutta Debating Circle in Association with MCKV and Narayana Group of schools. Out of 400 entries at the preliminary level, from all over West Bengal, 48 pupils, across three centres, i.e. Kolkata, Burdwan and Siliguri, 3 of them from Garden High School reached the semi-finals.

The semi-final round was held on 5 December 2023, Out of 14 finalists chosen, 3 were from Garden High School. Ariv Paul, Anusha Chowdhury and Sheersha Banerjee debated well and entered the finals. We are very proud of you. On 8 December 2023, the final round took place at Vidya Mandir Auditorium, Moira street where Sheersha Banerjee was declared the Best Speaker and won the trophy.

Heartiest congratulations to Sheersha, for her outstanding performance.

Participants:

Pupils of Class XI B.

Description:

Nine pupils of Class XI B along with two teachers went on a field trip to Santiniketan. Their project was based on the working of a manufacturig industry and on self-employment. The pupils interviewed the kantha artisans, workers at the leather factory at Amar Kutir and beekepers and honey producers . It was a great learning experience for the pupils.

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Participants:

Pupils of classes VI to XI.

Description:

GARDEN HIGH SCHOOL was declared the CHAMPION SCHOOL among 17 schools at the KRISHTI ANNUAL FEST 2023, an inter-school fest organized by VIVEKANANDA MISSION SCHOOL, JOKA. 39 pupils from classes VI to XI participated in 15 different events.The events in which our pupils won prizes are :-

Dance Category 1-Srobona Majumdar(8E) secured the second position.

A Twist In A Tale- Sauragni Banejee(8A) and Arshia Datta(8E) were adjudged the winners.

Photography-Souradip Bose(8F) secured the third position.

Music Vocals Category 2-Monoswita Sengupta(11A) secured the second position.

Ad Mad Show-Udit Ray(11C), Monal Choudhury(11C), Paromita Chatterjee(11C) and Rithvik Saha(11C) secured the third position.

Band performance- Adrija Mukherjee(11B), Luvna Munshi(11C), Kaustav Mandol(10C), Jeet Nandi(10F),Sayantan Ghosh(10F)and Ashmita Mandal(9D) bagged the first prize.

Street Play-Indubrata Das(11A), Arkoaalok Gangopaadhyay(11A), Ritisha Biswas(11A), Ayushman Saha(11A), Sheehan Paul(11A), Archishmaan Chakraborty(9B), Dibyayan Bandyopadhyay(9C), Soumily Choudhuri(9D), Samadarshee Roy(9D)and Sparsh Lohia(9E) secured the second position.

Congratulations to all the participants!

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Participants:

GAMBOL:

SAMPREETI LASKAR -N1A
AKSHITA PARIT-N1A
AADITRI MUKHERJEE-N1C
SRIJOYEE BHADRA-N1C

FASHION FIESTA:

ATHENA CHATTERJEE-N1C
NIHIT SAHA-N2C

CREATIVE HANDS:

ADHRIT PAUL-PREP D
AVINANDAN SAHA-PREP D

Description:

Pupils of Nursery I, II and the Preparatory class participated in the Pre-primary Inter School Fest hosted by BDM International School on 5 December, 2023. Pupils of Nursery I participated in Gambol, the Zumba Dance competition, and won the third prize.

Pupils of Nursery I and II participated in the fashion show. Their theme was Retro. They walked the ramp confidently, wearing costumes made out of newspaper and magazine pages.
Children of the Preparatory Class took part in an off-stage craft making event, Creative Hands. They had to make an item of daily use with recycled materials. They made a vase using a plastic bottle and then decorated it with acrylic paints and paper.

This fest was an excellent platform to express themselves through various fun-filled activities.

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Participants:

NURSERY I  TO CLASS XII.

Description:

AS A PART OF A SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMME UNDERTAKEN BY THE SCHOOL, EACH PUPIL WAS REQUIRED TO GIVE A TUBE OF TOOTHPASTE, CAKE OF SOAP, NOODLES, MARIE OR CREAM CRACKER TO BE HANDED OVER TO THE MISSIONARIES OF CHARITY FOR DISTRIBUTION AMONG THE LESS FORTUNATE MEMBERS OF OUR SOCIETY.

Participants:

Susnata Mondal – 4B – Junior Boys
Poornaa Chakraborty – 6A – Junior Girls
Sheersonno Biswas – 11A – Senior Boys
Samriddhi Nanda – 12A – Senior Girls

Description:

Garden High School participated in a Chess competition organized by Techno India, in the Junior and Senior categories for both boys and girls. Poornaa Chakraborty secured 3rd position in the Junior Girls category. Congratulations!

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Participants:

• KUSHAGRA MANDAL-CLASS VI-C
• ANANDA BASU- CLASS XI-A

Description:

Vidyarthi Vigyan Manthan (VVM) is a science-based examination for the pupils of grades VI to XI, under the initiative of Vijnana Bharati, in collaboration with NCERT, Government of India and National Council of Science Museum (NCSM).

The first level digital examination results were declared on 11 November 2023 and 123 students had been selected to participate in the State level camp West Bengal (South) Region 2.
Kushagra Mandal and Ananda Basu from Garden High School were selected for the State level camp.

Kushagra Mandal stood second in the State level camp and has been selected for the National level camp to be held in the month of May 2024.

Congratulations to both! All the best Kushagra.

Participants:

CLASS 12.

Description:

All Pupils of Class 12 were taken to Premdan, a unit of Missionaries of Charity for Senior citizens, accompanied by a few teachers. They distributed biscuit packets and interacted with the residents. The pupils, on each day, put up a musical show which was greatly appreciated by Mother Superior, the Sisters and all the residents. It was a learning as well as a humbling experience for all.

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Participants:

Class XII

Description:

The pupils played the PlayNomics game ‘Win-Win’ which was a simulation of International Trade. The pupils were divided into nine teams with 9-10 members in each. Each team represented a country and each country was allocated a certain amount of resources depending on the economic and financial status of the country. The teams were allowed to barter/exchange/buy/sell resources with the intent of making maximum money. The session was followed by a brief discussion to bring to light the nuances of International Trade connecting the key concepts of Economics, Mathematics, Business Studies and Accounts.

The pupils thoroughly enjoyed the activity based learning session.

Participants:

NURSERY I – CLASS II

Description:

On the occasion of Children’s Day, the pupils of Nursery I and Nursery II watched a musical puppet show and they were thrilled with the experience.

An interactive magic show was organised for the pupils of Preparatory, Class I and Class II. Their laughter and excitement brought smiles on the faces of everyone around.

The children went back home carrying small gift packets from school as a token of love.

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Participants:

Pupils of Class 1.

Description:

‘Diwali’ the festival of lights was celebrated by the pupils of Class I with a lot of enthusiasm. The children presented a skit on the legendary story of The Ramayana and danced to a couple of foot-tapping Diwali songs. The significance of Dhanteras and lighting of clay lamps on this dark new moon night was also enacted. The assembly ended with all children singing some festive songs together.

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Participants:

• Srinjoy Sinha-9A
• Aarna Sen – 6F

Description:

Two pupils from Garden High School participated in a painting competition organized by the Office of the Additional Director GeneralEast, CBDT for the Vigilance Awareness Week 2023.The theme was ‘Say no to corruption, commit to the nation’.

Aarna Sen was awarded the 2nd position in ‘Group A’ and Srinjoy Sinha was awarded the 2nd position in ‘Group B’.

Participants:

• Sanjukta Adhikary 11A
• Rajarshi Deb Roy  9A

Description:

Garden High School participated in a Quiz Competition organized by the Directorate of Income Tax(Vigilance), East Zone, on the occasion of Vigilance Awareness Week. Out of 28 teams, Team Garden High represented by Sanjukta Adhikary and Rajarshi Deb Roy, qualified in the preliminary round and competed well in the finals.

Participants:

Pupils of Class II.

Description:

The season of autumn heralds the biggest event in the Bengali calendar – The Durga Puja. This year the pupils of Class II put up a magnificent show, with songs, dances and enactments of rituals associated with the festival. The scintillating show was a lovely retelling of the story about the inception of Durga Puja and the significance of each day, including Navaratri. The audience was left spell bound at the end of the show.

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Participants:

PUPILS OF CLASSES VI-VIII.

Description:

18 schools across the city had participated in this event. The quizmasters were Mr Samrat Sengupta and Mr Samanway Banerjee. Each school was represented by a team of three members. After the preliminary round, 8 schools qualified for the finals.

In a nail-biting finish, Delhi Public School, Megacity was adjudged the winner, with the home team securing the first runner-up position and the second runner-up was The Heritage School. Garden High School was represented by: Anurag Sen(VIII C), Ritajeet Ghosh(VIII C) and Shourya Saha(VIII C).
Congratulations!!!

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Participants:

Pupils of Nursery – II.

Description:

The pupils of Nursery II, invoked the blessings of Maa Durga through their special assembly on ‘Durga Puja’. They celebrated the spirit of Sharod Utsav through a short skit, Puja songs and merry dances. The little ones dressed as Maa Durga, Goddess Lakshmi, Goddess Saraswati, Lord Kartik and Lord Ganesha looked and played their roles with aplomb. Maa Durga with her family was seen getting ready to travel down to Earth, from Mount Kailash, to spend a few days with her paternal family, eagerly waiting to celebrate their homecoming.

Well done!

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Participants:

1. ZUGZWANG
SHEERSONNO BISWAS – 11A
SAGNIK TARAPHDER – 11A

2.TECH-V-FY
ROPAN DATTA – 12B
ANJANAVA BISWAS – 12A

3.NUTRIMMUNE
ANANYA GHOSE – 9B

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES
RITISHA BISWAS – 11A
ROPAN DATTA – 12B

Description:

Ropan Dutta and Anjanava Biswas were declared the winners for the event TECH -V-FY

Congratulations!

Participants:

• ADRIJA MUKHERJEE – XI B
• SHAIYETRI DAS – XI B

Description:

Pupils of Garden High School attended an interactive session on World Mental Health Day organized by Sushila Birla Girls’ School. Participants from different schools put forward the challenges faced by the youth today. The session was moderated by the consultant clinical psychologist, Ms. Srishti Saha. There was a quality circle time, an activity based on these challenges. The participants from GHS spoke with confidence shared opinions on relevant issues of peer pressure, parental issues, expression and management of anger and importance of emotional quotient. The session ended with Dr Sanjay Garg reflecting on effective coping skills and a brief Q&A series based on the session.

It was a good exposure for our students, encouraging them to share their views on mental health issues confidently.

Participants:

Pupils of Nursery – 1.

Description:

The children of Nursery 1 ushered in the festive spirit by putting up a colourful programme on Durga Puja. The little ones, dressed as Goddess Durga and her four children were a treat to the eyes. The children also enthralled the audience by dancing merrily on popular Puja songs, sung by them. The very fact that this was the first ever performance of the youngest members of the Primary Department, made the event really special.

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Participants:

STUDENTS FROM CLASSES 8 TO 12.

Description:

TWO COMMITTEES :

1.United Nations General Assembly
Agenda – situation in the Middle East
2.United Nations Special Wartime Conference
Agenda – Special Wartime Cabinet following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (Sarajevo Crisis)

CHAIR PERSONS : Rudrangshu Ojha(11A), Ishaan Mukherjee(11A), Diya Burman(11A), Sk Sussan Rahaman(10D)

Winners:
UNSWC – Best Delegate – Aranyo Dey Majumdar(9B)
Outstanding Delegate – Ahana Chatterjee(10C)
Special Mentions – Aaditya Agarwal(11C) and Agnimitra Sarkar(10B)
UNGA – Best Delegate – Ayushman Das(11A)
Outstanding Delegate – Anusha Choudhury(10F)
Special Mentions – Paromita Chatterjee(11C) and Soham Rudra(11C)

Participants:

• ADRIJA MUKHERJEE – XI B
• ARKAPRAVO BASU – XI B
• AANDALEEB MUKHERJEE – XI B
• SHAIYETRI DAS – XI B
• SAIJAYANI BANERJEE – XI B
• SOMPITA BHATTACHARJEE – XI B
• PRAJJAKTA PAL – XI B
• ARATRIKA DAS – XI B
• SURYASHISH BHAUMIK – XI B

Description:

The pupils of Garden High School participated in the first online round of the 7th edition of India’s biggest Psychology Quiz for Schools – Psych-ED 2023. It is an initiative conducted under the aegis of Dr Samir Parikh, Chairperson Fortis National Mental Health Program. It is a national level psychology quiz with over 800+ school participation.

It was an enriching experience for the participants who expressed their desire to participate in more such events.

Participants:

• Sanjivika Paul-IA
• Aranyak Singha-IC
• Bedotroyee Chatterjee-Preparatory A
• Adhrit Paul-Preparatory D

Description:

The children participated in two events – Kirigami (Origami) which was a pair event, based on the theme, My Animal Friends and Rocking Art (Rock painting and decorating), another pair event, based on the theme, My Enchanted Garden. Both these events were off stage, non-competitive events. Our children were well appreciated for their creativity and enthusiasm and were awarded certificates and books for their participation. For the children, this was a learning experience full of fun.

Teachers-in-charge:

• Ms Ranjini Ray
• Ms Donna Mary Dias

Teacher coordinators: .

• Ms Sumit Kaur Mokha
• Ms Payel Biswas

Participants:

Classes XI and XII (Commerce).

Description:

A career counselling session was conducted by CA Abhishek Sharma. The pupils of the commerce section of Classes XI and XII attended the meeting where they learnt about the course structure, preconditions and qualifications required to study Chartered Accountancy.

Participants:

• Ariv Ghosh 4F
• Afreen Guha 5F

Description:

Pupils of Garden High School made models based on Sustainable Development Goals 11-13. SDG goal 11- Planned city, SDG goal 12- Sustainable Consumption, SDG goal 13- Climate Neutral World. Overall project name: ‘BE SMART BE SUSTAINABLE’.

17 schools participated.

The models were judged by Joydeep Kundu and Swati Bakshi.

Our model was judged as the ‘Most Sustainable’.

Participants:

• NIRJAR DATTA 12A
• ARITRO NAG 12C
• SOHAM RUDRA 11C
• MONAL CHOUDHURY 11C
• ANUSHA MANDAL 11C
• PAROMITA CHATTERJEE 11C
• RAIKA CHATTERJEE 11C
• ANOUSHKA SIRCAR 11C
• ASHMIT ROY CHOWDHURY 11C
• AKANSHA MENON 10B

Description:

The pupils of Garden High School participated in various competitions that dealt with stock market, crisis management, sales pitching, board room presentations, business quiz etc.

PAROMITA CHATTERJEE 11C was declared winner for MegaPreneur.

NIRJAR DATTA 12A and RAIKA CHATTERJEE 11C placed second in MegaBrainiac.

Garden High School was declared first runner-up and handed over the trophy.

Collaborating and competing with students of other schools, interacting with the judges and the negotiators, it was a great learning experience for our pupils.

Congratulations to the entire team!

Participants:

Classes XI and XII (Science).

Description:

A career counselling session was conducted by Dr. Maumita Sengupta (Associate Professor and Academic Relationship Head of Techno India). The pupils of the science sections of Classes XI and XII attended the session, where they learnt about the various courses offered by the college, the course structure, job prospects and campus life.

Participants:

Pupils of Nursery I to Class II.

Description:

Swachhata Pakhwada, an initiative by the Ministry of Education was observed from 1September to 15 September. The pupils of the primary department were shown power point presentations and videos on the importance of cleanliness and how we can contribute to ushering in a ‘Clean India’. Children took a pledge and also performed a skit on personal hygiene. They made colourful posters, fun sheets and various other craft items using recycled products. All of these were displayed in the library on the final day as an exhibition. All pupils under the supervision of their teachers participated in event with great enthusiasm.

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Participants:

• Saijayani Banerjee – 11B
• Annyotamma Mukherjee – 9A
• Kaunish Das – 9A
• Sanchari Malkhandi – 7D
• Devangi Singh – 7F
• Swapnil Ghosh – 6D
• Sourish Ghosh – 6A

Description:

The pupils of Garden High School won the following awards:

• Saijayani Banerjee & Annyotamma Mukherjee won the Champions Trophy for the Team Championship, under 17 years, Girls
• Sanchari Malkhandi & Devangi Singh won the Champions Trophy for the Team Championship, under 14 years, Girls
• Saijayani Banerjee won the Gold Medal in Girls Individual category, under 17 years
• Sanchari Malkhandi won the Gold Medal in Girls Individual category, under 14 years
• Devangi Singh won the Bronze Medal in Girls Individual category, under 14 years

Saijayani Banerjee , Sanchari Malkhandi, Devangi Singh and Kaunish Das(reserve) have been selected for the National Lawn Tennis Tournament 2023.

CONGRATULATIONS! Keep the GHS flag flying high!

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Participants:

Classes XI and XII.

Description:

Garden High School hosted a university fair organized by KIC UnivAssist.

Participant Universities were:
1. Babson College
2. Miami University
3. Savannah College of Art and Design
4. The University of Iowa
5. The University of Oklahoma
6. University of Pittsburgh
7. Wabash College

Pupils had the opportunity to personally interact with admission officers from these institutions and get information about the courses, admission procedure, application and
scholarships.

Participants:

Himaghna Roy 6B

Description:

Himaghna Roy a pupil of class 6B participated in ‘To challenge,To change’ programme arranged by ABP Ananda. He was invited to play Classical Guitar on behalf of Calcutta School Of Music along with three other students of CSM.

Well done, Himaghna! Wish you all the best.

Participants:

Students from Classes III to XII.

Description:

The Indian flag was hoisted at the School playground.

A brief programme was organized, on the theme ‘Unity in Diversity’. The programme began with a short enactment showcasing the harmony underlying the festivals of India. The theme was taken forward with enthusiastic speeches on how peace and harmony can be spread through songs and music and the need for national integration in India. Two songs and a vivacious dance performance by the students complemented the programme.

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Participants:

• Saanvi Agarwal (8B)
• Agneeja Choudhury (10A), Monal Choudhury (11C)
• Adrita Bhattacharjee (12A)
• Ditsha Roy (12A)
• Mahi Dutta (12C)
• Moksh Banerjee (12A)
• Vibhan Dutta (12B)

Description:

This was a remarkable scouting experience for the participants. Two ex-students of Garden High School, Stutti Periwal and Shreya Sutradhar represented India as ISTs (International Service Team).

The Jamboree started off with an opening ceremony. The Honourable Chief Ambassador, Bear Grylls instilled the spirit of scouting through his opening speech. The Jamboree included various off-site and on-site activities like river rafting, Korean traditional games, paragliding, rock climbing, cultural exchange programmes and many more.

6th of August, which was marked as the Cultural Exchange Day, was one of the most colourful days in the Jamboree. Participants from different countries wore their traditional outfits, made traditional food and played their traditional games. It was a great opportunity for the scouts to know about the various cultures of the world. The Jamboree ended with a closing ceremony and K-pop concert.

It was a great opportunity for the scouts to develop their leadership skills and make memories and friends that would last a lifetime.

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Participants:

Quotient(Junior)
Anurag Sen 8C
Ritajeet Ghosh 8C
Shourya Saha 8C

Quotient (Senior)
Samraat Samiksh Sen 12B
Nirjar Datta 12A
Sanjukta Adhikary 11A

Colour Crazy
Sounak Choudhury 10A
Ritwika Samanta 12B

Recreate
Anshujit Kumar Saha 7A
Meghamon Bhattacharya 8C

Toss Up
Ananya Ghose 9B
Atmaja Mandal 9B

Rhythm
Anusha Mandal 12C
Sheersha Banerjee 12A
Aarushi Sarkar 12C
Krityali Sau 12A
Sudakshina Ghosh 10F
Sreenita Banerjee 10A
Shriyadita Banerjee 10B
Deyasini Mitter 9E

Description:

Quotient (Junior Quiz) – Classes VI to VIII):
Garden High School secured the first position in Quotient (Junior).

Taekwondo:
Anurag Sen of Class VIII secured the third position.

Rhythm (Eastern Dance : Semi-classical Form) – Classes IX to XII:
Garden High School secured the second position in Rhythm.

Congratulations to all the participants!

Participants:

Pupils of Class VIII

Description:

The Kolkata Police, conducted an awareness programme on traffic rules and regulations at Garden High School.

Sri Subhasis Chowdhury, ACP, Inspector Amaresh Ghosh, OC, Kasba Traffic Guard, Inspector Prasenjit Chakraborty, OC, Traffic Training School, Sgt. Sukanta Biswas, Kasba Traffic Guard, Sgt, Rudranath Mukherjee, Traffic Training School, Inspector Pijush Sadhikhan, Addl OC, Kasba Traffic Guard were present.

It was an interactive session. Pupils were made aware of the various traffic rules, signage on the road, common causes of accidents and were urged to travel on roads responsibly and safely.

Participants:

Sumedha Ganguly (V-A),

Bipprakash Mallick (V-D),

Ryan Mukherjee (IV-D).

Description:

Garden High School secured the 1^st runner-up position. Congratulations to the participants!

Participants:

ANURAG SEN 8C

Description:

Anurag placed 3rd in U – 17 (63 kg – 68 kg category) taekwondo and was awarded the bronze medal and certificate. Well done Anurag!

Participants:

SOUMILI DUTTA 9C

Description:

Soumili was declared runner-up in archery(Indian Round) for both 30m and 40m. She won 2 silver medals and certificates. She was also awarded the runner-up trophy.

Congratulations Soumili! Keep it up!

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Participants:

1. SHEERSHA BANERJEE- 12A
2. NEEL SINHA- 12A

Description:

The competition comprised two rounds, the Prelims and the Finals. Around 30 schools participated.

The motion for the two rounds were:
Prelims- ‘The Universe is not required to be in perfect harmony with human ambition.’
Finals- ‘Reservation is meant to equalize but creates further inequalities.’

Garden High School team was declared the Runner-up team.

Sheersha Banerjee was adjudged the Best Speaker.

Congratulations to the team! Well done.

Participants:

1. ANUSHA CHOWDHURY-10F
2. RISHITA MAZUMDAR-10C

Description:

The competition had two rounds, the Prelims and the Finals. Around 30 schools participated.
The motion for the two rounds were:
Prelims- Democracy is synonymous with Despotism.
Finals- Humans should fear the advancement of AI.

Garden High School team was adjudged the winning team and Anusha Chowdhury was declared the Best Speaker.
Congratulations to the team! Well done.

Participants:

1. SAIMA SENGUPTA- 3F
2. AYUSHMAN SINGH- 3B
3. ARUNAVA SENGUPTA- 6F
4. AISHIK MOITRA- 8B
5. AYUSHMAN DE- 10C

Description:

Saima Sengupta won the 1st prize and Ayushman Singh came 2nd in ABHINAY(Role Play).
Congratulations to the winners!

Participants:

Pupils of Classes XI and XII (Science).

Description:

Monthly seminar organised by Satikanta Guha Centre for Culture and Learning resumed for the Academic Year 2023-24 with a seminar titled ‘Attitude of Learning and Teaching Chemistry’ by Prof. Nitin Chattopadhyay.

Professor (Dr.) Nitin Chattopadhyay is a professor in the Department of Chemistry, Jadavpur University since 2006. His areas of specialization encompass Photochemistry & Spectroscopy, Biophysical Chemistry, Surface Chemistry, Fluorescence Sensing, Polymer Photophysics, Photoacoustic Calorimetry etc.

With his erudite talk, mixing examples of daily life with theoretical concepts, Prof. Chattopadhyay raised some well-known aspects of “Chemistry Teaching” or “Science Teaching” in general. He emphasized that Chemistry is not a subject to memorize only, it is also possible to have experiential learning with Chemistry.

Pupils of Classes XI and XII Science stream interacted with the speaker and liked the session.

Video of the entire talk is available here:

Participants:

Pupils of Classes VIII to XII of the Academic Year 2022-23.

Description:

Pupils of Classes VIII to XII of the Academic Year 2022-23 received their prizes on 14 July 2023.

The Founder-Rector, Mr I. Guha, lit the ceremonial lamp.
The Principal, Ms Rajashri Biswas, addressed the audience, reiterating the School’s commitment to academic excellence. Ms Biswas emphasized the need to embrace the changes that New Education Policy 2020 will bring in and to look for the opportunities it presents.

The Variety Programme had ‘Rejuvenation’ as its theme and it comprised inaugural music, dance performances, a musical choir and staging of the Bengali play ‘Lakshmaner Shaktishel’.

Prizes were given away by the Founder-Rector, Mr I. Guha. Ten special prizes were also given to meritorious pupils. Aaranyak Ray (ICSE 2023 All India Rank: 2nd, State Rank: 2nd), Aishwarik Dey (ICSE 2022 All India Rank: 2nd, State Rank: 2nd) and Proshomit Kumar Mitra (ISC 2022 All India Rank: 3rd, State Rank:3rd) were also given special prizes for their performances in the Board Examinations.

The House Trophy went to Chinar.

Video of the entire programme is available here:

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Participants:

Students of Classes IX – XII.

Description:

RHETORIC RUMBLE (DEBATE)

Neel Sinha (12A) and Nandini Chaudhuri (11A) of Garden High School were adjudged the Winning team.

Q’WIZ 23 (QUIZ)

Samraat Samiksh Sen (12B), Nirjar Datta (12A) and Sanjukta Adhikary (11A) of Garden High School won the 2^nd prize.

ENPASSANT (CHESS)

Sheersonno Biswas (11A) and Sagnik Taraphder (11A) of Garden High School won the 3^rd prize.

Congratulations to the winners!

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Participants:

Aishi Chakraborty 4A

Description:

Aishi has secured the 3rd position in 100 metres Butterfly stroke. and won the Bronze medal. In 50 metres Butterfly and 50 metres Backstroke she placed 4th. Congratulations Aishi!

Participants:

EVENT I (RAAG DROP)

1.AISHANI BASU -9B
2.ASHMITA MANDAL – 9D
3.TITAS SENGUPTA -10A
4.SAYANTAN GHOSH -10F
5.LUVNA MUNSHI -11C
6.SHALINI BASU ROY -12B
7.VIBHAN DUTTA -12B

EVENT II (SNL SPOOF)

1.RITISHA BISWAS -11A
2.PAROMITA CHATTERJEE -11C
3.ADRITA BHATTACHARJEE -12A
4.ANORONYO MAZUMDAR- 12A
5.DAMAYANTI DATTA -12A
6.NIRJAR DATTA -12A
7.SAMRAAT SAMIKSH SEN -12B
8.SOUMEE BHAUMIK -12B

Description:

I. RAAG DROP – A fusion of Eastern and Western Music
Garden High School won the 1st prize

II. SNL SPOOF – A skit based on the theme of ‘Cancel Culture’
Garden High School won the 3rd prize

GARDEN HIGH SCHOOL was declared the OVERALL WINNER!

CONGRATULATIONS to all the participants!

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Participants:

1. ANUSHA CHOWDHURY – 10F
2. RISHI BANERJEE – 10 C

Description:

The motion for the debate was:
‘Facebook friends have become more real than real friends.’
Rishi Banerjee spoke for and Anusha Chowdhury spoke against the motion.
Anusha Chowdhury was declared the Best Speaker.

Congratulations!

Participants:

SHEERSHA BANERJEE-12A

ISHAAN MUKHERJEE- 11A

Description:

The motion for the debate was

‘Social media gives no scope for real peers.’

Garden High School was adjudged the Winning team and moved on to the zonal round (Stage2).  Sheersha  Banerjee was declared the Best Speaker.

Congratulations to the winners!

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Participants:

Pupils of Classes VIII to XII.

Description:

Pupils of Garden High School participated in ‘Kalakosh 2023’ hosted by South Point School. Soumee Bhaumik of Class 12B and Anjistha Das of Class 10F stood first in their individual categories in ‘Perceptum’, the English creative writing competition. In ‘Cerebrate’, the interschool debate competition, Neel Sinha of Class 12A and Ishaan Mukherjee of Class 11A, placed second jointly with South Point High School. The winners were felicitated on 4 July 2023 at the Science City Auditorium for their outstanding achievements. Congratulations!

Participants:

• ADRIJA MUKHERJEE – XI B
• ARKAPRAVO BASU – XI B
• AANDALEEB MUKHERJEE – XI B
• SHAIYETRI DAS – XI B
• SOMPITA BHATTACHARJEE – XI B
• PRAJJAKTA PAL – XI B
• ARATRIKA DAS – XI B

Description:

This internship programme held by Fortis Hospital comprised a series of academic classes orienting pupils to clinical disorders and psychotherapy, psychological interviewing techniques, real life case studies and application of psychology at large.

The pupils found the internship very engaging and informative. It was a good exposure for them and all of them have received participatory certificates from Fortis Hospital.

Participants:

Pupils from Classes III to IX.

Description:

Pupils of Garden High School participated in a number of events and won the following prizes:

1st in Creative Writing(Bengali) – Snehal Chakraborty 9C

2nd in Quiz:

1) Aruyoshi Maiti 3D
2) Bidita Chakraborty 4D
3) Shreedatri Chatterjee 5A

3rd in Painting inspired by music – Arrnaa Das 8E

Garden High School was declared overall runner-up

Congratulations to all participants!

Participants:

ATRINJOY SAHA 9C, SAGNIK DE CHAUDHURY 9D, SAGNIK TARAFDAR 10A

Description:

Participants of Garden High School successfully completed 6 rounds of Chess competition.

Atrinjoy Saha 9C placed overall 3rd and was selected to play at the National level.

Sagnik De Chaudhury 9D placed overall 10th. Congratulations to the team.

Participants:

PRARAMBHA CHOUDHURY 5D, AARNA SEN 6F, RITIKA TALUKDAR 7A, ADRIJA GUPTA 8E, SHUBHAYU SARKAR 9D

Description:

The pupils of Garden High School, along with students of other schools, took part in an art session celebrating the vibrant heritage of Bengal. They used pastel, poster colour and watercolour to express the theme ‘Tiger’. His excellency the Honourable Governor of West Bengal, Dr C. V. Ananda Bose encouraged the children. It was an enjoyable experience for our pupils.

Participants:

PUPILS OF CLASS 10 (SESSION 2022-23).

Description:

Garden High School congratulates all pupils of the ICSE 2023 batch for their performance in the Board Examination.

The School toppers of ICSE 2023 are:
AARANYAK RAY (99.6%)
ARINDRAJIT DAS (99.2%)
NANDINI CHAUDHURI (99%)

Well done!

Participants:

PUPILS OF CLASS 12 SCIENCE (SESSION 2022-23).

Description:

Garden High School congratulates all pupils of the ISC 2023 batch for their performance in the Board Examination.

The School toppers of ISC 2023 (Science Stream) are:
ADRIJA CHATTERJEE (98%)
ABHIRAJ MANDAL (97%)
ATREYEI BANERJEE (96%)

Well done!

Participants:

PUPILS OF CLASS 12 COMMERCE (SESSION 2022-23).

Description:

Garden High School congratulates all pupils of the ISC 2023 batch for their performance in the Board Examination.

The School toppers of ISC 2023 (Commerce Stream) are:
DISHARI CHOWDHURY (95.25%)
ABHIPSHA DHAR (95%)
RASHI BANERJEE (93.5%)

Well done!

Participants:

CLASSES IV to VIII

Description:

It was time to applaud the students and celebrate their academic achievements during the academic year 2022-23. Prizes were awarded to the high achievers in every subject and to those students who were present for every single working day, by our Rector, Shri Indranath Guha. The Principal Smt Rajashri Biswas congratulated the winners and motivated the others to do their best and be prize winners next year.

The students listened with rapt attention to Sri Indranath Guha, who encouraged the children of Class VIII to work hard as they were on the threshold of the first two important years of their academic career. He strongly encouraged them to continue to pursue their hobbies while also studying hard as it would help them to destress and then concentrate better while studying.

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Participants:

CLASSES 11 and 12.

Description:

Garden High pupils participated in eight events that dealt with stock market, crisis management, international joint ventures, sales pitching, board room presentations, human resource and public relation – case studies and analysis. Collaborating and competing with students of other schools, this event was an extraordinary learning experience.

Participants:

Chessmate:
Atrinjay Saha 9C
Sagnik De Chaudhury 9D
Sheersonno Biswas 11A
Ropan Dutta 12B

Cerebrate:
Neel Sinha 12A
Ishaan Mukherjee 11A

Description:

Garden High School students participated at a host of events at ‘Kalakosh 2023’, the interschool fest being hosted by South Point School. At the Chess competition titled ‘Chessmate’, Atrinjay Saha of class 9C stood first in the individual event, while the school team placed sixth as a group. In ‘Cerebrate’, an interschool debate competition, the school team achieved second position jointly with South Point School. Neel Sinha of class 12A received a special mention for the content of his debate speech.

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Participants:

Office Bearers of the School’s Prefectorial Board for 2023-24.

Description:

The Investiture Ceremony 2023-24 successfully inducted the Office Bearers of the School’s Prefectorial Board. Our Principal Mrs Rajashri Biswas handed over the flags to the Head Boy, Head Girl and the Captains of the Houses. The Office Bearers took the oath pledging to serve their Alma Mater with utmost sincerity and to the best of their ability. Our Pro-Rector Mrs Kavita Guha and the Principal congratulated the newly elected office bearers and emphasized the significance of being team players. They were reminded that they are the torch bearers of all the values that the School stands for and urged them to take responsibility with commitment and integrity.

The list of the Office Bearers is as below:

HEAD BOY- Samraat Samiksh Sen

HEAD GIRL- Sarika Banerjee

CEDAR HOUSE

CAPTAIN- Sheersha Banerjee

VICE CAPTAIN- Soumee Bhaumik

SENIOR PREFECTS- Anusha Chowdhury, Paromita Chatterjee,

PREFECTS- Aditya Bose, Arkaalok Gangopaadhyay, Sreenita Banerjee, Abhideep Roy, Sudiksha Banerjee and Pragyan Ghosh

CHINAR HOUSE

CAPTAIN-Damayanti Datta

VICE CAPTAIN- Nirjar Datta

SENIOR PREFECTS- Aman Mahnoori, Nandini Chaudhuri

PREFECTS- Monoswita Sengupta, Sanjukta Adhikary, Saijayani Banerjee, Souranil Saha, Aishani Basu, Arhan Dasgupta

OAK HOUSE

CAPTAIN-Anusha Mandal

VICE CAPTAIN- Somsankar Mitra

SENIOR PREFECTS- Diya Barman, Rudrangshu Ojha

PREFECTS- Anjistha Das, Srijoyi Ghosh, Hansini Gayen, Aayan Mukhopadhyay, Snehal Chakraborty, Ahona Basu.

PALM HOUSE

CAPTAIN- Shalini Basu Roy

VICE CAPTAIN- Ishaan Mukherjee

SENIOR PREFECTS- Aarushi Sarkar, Monal Choudhury

PREFECTS- Abhirup Sen, Sparsh Lohia, Debopama Dey, Iravati Mukherjee, Rupsa Goswami, Ahan Chakraborty.

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Participants:

CLASSES 5 TO 11

Description:

Through short skit-depictions, songs and dances based on Tagore’s ‘Shishu Bholananth’ and ‘Golpo Sholpo’, we celebrated childhood – through an abundance of poetic joy and spirituality. Being with Rathindranath’s granddaughter revisiting childhood memories, infused fresh life into the questing soul. The Garden High pupils paid tribute to one of the brightest intellectuals the world has ever known through his interpretation of those golden moments.

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Participants:

Dyooti Bhattacharya, Class XIIB

Description:

The seminar brought together teachers, researchers, scientists and students to share concerns related to advances and challenges in Biological Sciences. The presentation by Professor M. Sabu, University of Calicut, was an enriching experience. Different aspects of bird behaviour and bird watching, as a hobby, shared by Dr. Nilansu Das, Head, Department of Molecular Biology, Surendranath College, kept us mesmerised. On this occasion, Dyooti Bhattacharya  of Garden High School presented a poster on Tissue Culture. She explained the methods of micropropagation, somatic embryogenesis, embryo culture etc. Her presentation was highly appreciated.  Overall, it was a unique learning experience for Dyooti.

Participants:

The participant Universities were:
University of Ottawa, Canada
Keele University, UK
Southern Cross University, Australia
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
Queen’s University Belfast, UK
American University of Barbados, Barbados

Description:

On 3.5.23, Wednesday, Garden High School hosted a university fair organized by Blue Sky Education.

Pupils of classes 11 and 12 had the opportunity to personally interact with admission officers from these institutions and get information about the courses, admission procedure, application, scholarships, internships etc.

Participants:

Students of the School

Description:

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