Brooklyn School Dehradun

**40th Monitor Installation Ceremony**

The 40th Monitor Installation Ceremony was held at Brooklyn School on 24th April, 2026, with great enthusiasm and dignity. The event aimed to appoint new class monitors, encouraging them to take on responsibilities and promote leadership and discipline within the school.

The ceremony commenced with the traditional lamp lighting by Principal Ma’am Mrs. Manju Grover, invoking divine blessings and symbolizing knowledge and responsibility. She emphasized the importance of student leadership in creating a positive school environment. This was followed by an inspiring address by Director Sir, Mr. Nitin Grover, who reminded the monitors to lead by example and uphold values of honesty, respect, and cooperation.

A melodious performance by the school choir added charm to the event as they sang “We Are the World.” Their harmonious voices created an atmosphere of unity and inspiration, beautifully reflecting the spirit of leadership and togetherness.

The badge-conferring ceremony followed, where newly appointed monitors were invited on stage to receive their badges of honour—each representing trust, responsibility, and confidence. The highlight of the event was the collective oath-taking ceremony, where students pledged to perform their duties with sincerity and fairness.

Newly Elected Monitors (Session 2026–27):

Class I – Monitor: Anishka Khanduri | Junior Monitor: Ankush Singh
Class II – Monitor: Ayansh Thapa | Junior Monitor: Aradhya Thapa
Class III – Monitor: Shivansh Dhyani | Junior Monitor: Vanya Bisht
Class IV – Monitor: Vaishnavi Thapa | Junior Monitor: Aarohi Aggarwal
Class V – Monitor: Priyanshi Malva | Junior Monitor: Priyanshi Singh
Class VI – Monitor: Fuzail Ansari | Junior Monitor: Alisha Sheikh
Class VII – Monitor: Vedika Thapa | Junior Monitor: Ekansh Chachra
Class VIII – Monitor: Aarav Pant | Junior Monitor: Mahi Ramola
Class IX (Sc) – Monitor: Aradhya Thapa | Junior Monitor: Sagandeep Singh
Class IX (Com) – Monitor: Vaishnavi Dhyani | Junior Monitor: Mirnalini Bisht
Class X (Sc) – Monitor: Advay Bisht | Junior Monitor: Aditya Budhlakoti
Class X (Com) – Monitor: Alvira Ansari
Class XI (Sc) – Monitor: Vaibhavi Bhandari | Junior Monitor: Aarav Thapa
Class XI (Com) – Monitor: Teghbeer Singh Maan | Junior Monitor: Shiraz Quereshi
Class XII (Sc) – Monitor: Nipun Shah | Junior Monitor: Anshika Sharma
Class XII (Com) – Monitor: Abu Hamza | Junior Monitor: Shreya Chaurasia

The ceremony concluded with the National Anthem, marking a proud and memorable occasion that inspired confidence and commitment among students. It truly reflected the spirit of leadership and the school’s vision of nurturing responsible citizens of tomorrow.

The event was gracefully anchored by Avni Rawat.

**🌍 EARTH DAY 2026: SMALL HANDS, BIG IMPACT! 🌱**

On April 22, 2026, our school community came together with enthusiasm and purpose to celebrate Earth Day, transforming awareness into meaningful action both on campus and beyond.

The day began with a powerful morning assembly that inspired students to take responsibility for the environment. Varsha Patel of Class 9 (Science) delivered an impactful speech in Hindi, followed by Arpita Nautiyal of Class 4, who spoke in English about simple everyday habits to protect our planet. The entire school united to take the Earth Day Pledge, reinforcing a shared commitment to “Save Environment, Save Earth.” Adding energy to the assembly, Vaishnavi Arya (Class 10 Science) conducted an engaging environmental quiz, while a thought-provoking Nukkad Natak highlighted themes like pollution, water conservation, greed, and the importance of Mother Earth. The performances, along with a heartfelt poem by Yashika Kashyap (Class 12 Science), left a lasting impression on everyone present.

Our Primary Wing actively participated in nurturing environmental awareness through hands-on activities. The youngest learners (LKG & UKG) enjoyed seed bombing—creating clay balls mixed with compost and seeds to help green vacant spaces—while students from Classes 1 to 5 engaged in creative and educational Earth Day worksheets.

Extending their efforts beyond the school, students from Classes 6 to 12 collaborated with the MAD (Making a Difference) organization for a cleanliness drive in Ladpur. Equipped with gloves, masks, and eco-friendly bags, they worked tirelessly to clean streets and public spaces, demonstrating true community spirit and responsibility.

The celebration was a perfect blend of learning, creativity, and action—from tiny hands planting hope to senior students leading impactful change. It served as a powerful reminder that every effort, no matter how small, contributes to a healthier planet.

**“THE EARTH DOES NOT BELONG TO US; WE BELONG TO THE EARTH.”**

Brooklynites at Gaj Utsav organised by Wildlife Trust of India at Rangers College Grounds on 15th April,2026 🐘🐘🐘