The Sirsa School

Today at school, the children participated in a *Show-and-Tell* competition. The little kids from kindergarten brought all sorts of objects, including an umbrella, a pencil box, fruits, a doll, a train, a car, socks,an apron,so many different things. With these items, they came on stage and performed with a lot of confidence.
Their teachers also showed a special spark. As happy as the children were, their teachers were also very delighted, seeing their performance today.
It was a day where the pride of the teachers and the happiness of the children created a truly unforgettable experience. *Well done to our little stars!*

*Post-Test Learning* *Assessment* conducted at school today.

Today, our school assembly was transformed into a vibrant celebration of movement and energy for *International Dance* *Day.* It was a beautiful reminder that dance isn’t just an art form,it’s a source of strength, positive vibrations, and pure health.
Our talented students took the center stage with inspiring speeches and show and tell performances.
In a truly special moment, our teachers shared the history of the day and even took to the floor to perform!
The sound of non-stop clapping and cheering filled the hall, creating an unforgettable atmosphere of positivity.

“Curiosity sparked the minds, courage found its voice, and brilliance stole the spotlight.”

At The Sirsa School, learning comes alive through meaningful competitions and activities that inspire students to explore, think, and express. With the same spirit, Quiz & Quest and Speak & Spark saw enthusiastic participation, reflecting knowledge, confidence, and expression at its best.

Students showcased sharp thinking, presence of mind, and confident expression. The aim was to nurture curiosity, strengthen communication skills, and encourage students to think quickly and express their ideas with clarity and impact.

An initiative to ignite young minds and celebrate the power of expression.

A Journey of Discipline and Teamwork

The District-Level Scouts, Guides, Rovers and Rangers Rally, a 4-day event organised by the Haryana State Bharat Scouts and Guides (District Association Sirsa), concluded successfully at The Sirsa School, Sirsa.

Students actively participated in all activities and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. A vibrant cultural programme added to the spirit of celebration, followed by certificate distribution and the felicitation of competition winners. The event was graced by the esteemed presence of the Chief Guest, Ms. Sunita Sai, District Education Officer (DEO), and the Guest of Honour, Mr. Sethi Ram.

Students of The Sirsa School performed commendably across various competitions. In Rangoli, the girls secured first position while the boys stood third. In Art, the girls secured first position and the boys stood third. The school also secured first position in Mehndi.

The final day began with an early morning Sarv Dharm Prarthna, followed by flag hoisting, prayer, and the Jhanda Geet. After breakfast, the flag lowering ceremony was held, marking the formal conclusion of the camp.

The camp concluded with a group photograph, after which students packed their bags and departed for home with memorable experiences. Through this enriching experience, students strengthened core values such as discipline, teamwork, respect, empathy, confidence, and a strong sense of service to society.

An enriching experience that will be cherished and carried forward in their journey ahead.

Today’s school assembly featured a poignant skit performed by students, aiming to illustrate the physical and cognitive decline of a child who is on social media most of the time .
The performance vividly portrayed how constant engagement with platforms like Twitter, WhatsApp, YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram can erode a student's fundamental abilities.
Everyone understood the skit's message very calmly and carefully.

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A Journey of Discipline and Teamwork

The District-Level Scouts, Guides, Rovers and Rangers Rally, a 4-day event (25–28 April 2026) conducted by the Haryana State Bharat Scouts and Guides (District Association Sirsa), is being held at The Sirsa School, Sirsa.

The camp started with reporting and room allotment, followed by engaging integration and basic knowledge sessions that introduced students to the core values of scouting.

Students showcased coordination and confidence in the Colour Party Competition, while the Flag Hoisting ceremony filled the atmosphere with pride and patriotic spirit.

The major highlight of the day was the Traditional Food Competition, where students cooked food on chulhas using traditional methods, reflecting teamwork and hands-on skills. The event was judged by Mr. Mohit Monga and Mr. Narender Godara, who announced the winners.

Students also pitched and managed their own camps, gaining hands-on experience in survival skills, teamwork, and self-reliance.

Through these activities, The Sirsa School is committed to instilling strong problem-solving skills in students, along with core values of respect, empathy, confidence, and a deep sense of service to society.
An experience that goes beyond the classroom—shaping confident, responsible, and capable individuals.

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A Journey of Discipline and Teamwork

The District-Level Scouts, Guides, Rovers and Rangers Rally, a 4-day event (25–28 April 2026) conducted by the Haryana State Bharat Scouts and Guides (District Association Sirsa), is being held at The Sirsa School, Sirsa.

The camp started with reporting and room allotment, followed by engaging integration and basic knowledge sessions that introduced students to the core values of scouting.

Students showcased coordination and confidence in the Colour Party Competition, while the Flag Hoisting ceremony filled the atmosphere with pride and patriotic spirit.

The major highlight of the day was the Traditional Food Competition, where students cooked food on chulhas using traditional methods, reflecting teamwork and hands-on skills. The event was judged by Mr. Mohit Monga and Mr. Narender Godara, who announced the winners.

Students also pitched and managed their own camps, gaining hands-on experience in survival skills, teamwork, and self-reliance.

Through these activities, The Sirsa School is committed to instilling strong problem-solving skills in students, along with core values of respect, empathy, confidence, and a deep sense of service to society.
An experience that goes beyond the classroom—shaping confident, responsible, and capable individuals.

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A Journey of Discipline and Teamwork

The District-Level Scouts, Guides, Rovers and Rangers Rally, a 4-day event (25–28 April 2026) conducted by the Haryana State Bharat Scouts and Guides (District Association Sirsa), is being held at The Sirsa School, Sirsa.

The camp started with reporting and room allotment, followed by engaging integration and basic knowledge sessions that introduced students to the core values of scouting.

Students showcased coordination and confidence in the Colour Party Competition, while the Flag Hoisting ceremony filled the atmosphere with pride and patriotic spirit.

The major highlight of the day was the Traditional Food Competition, where students cooked food on chulhas using traditional methods, reflecting teamwork and hands-on skills. The event was judged by Mr. Mohit Monga and Mr. Narender Godara, who announced the winners.

Students also pitched and managed their own camps, gaining hands-on experience in survival skills, teamwork, and self-reliance.

Through these activities, The Sirsa School is committed to instilling strong problem-solving skills in students, along with core values of respect, empathy, confidence, and a deep sense of service to society.
An experience that goes beyond the classroom—shaping confident, responsible, and capable individuals.

Today, our school transformed into a vibrant studio of young artists during the Tear and Paste Competition. With colorful sheets of paper, glue, and their own imagination, students were tasked with bringing drawings of fishes and umbrellas to life.
The atmosphere was filled with focus and excitement as children meticulously tore small fragments of paper. Eschewing scissors for their own fingertips, they selected bold hues to create scales for their fish and bright patterns for their umbrellas. The result was a gallery of textured, mosaic-style artworks that showcased incredible individuality.

Today, the school hosted a delightful watermelon party for the little ones! The children had so much fun, laughing, chatting and enjoying every juicy bite. The activity area was beautifully decorated, and it was a day full of smiles and sweet memories!🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉

Watermelon is a very sweet, juicy, and a nutritious fruit. Kids love to eat it and really enjoy it. Today at school, we had a Watermelon Party.🍉🍉🍉🍉 The children were very happy and excited. A place in the school was beautifully decorated, where teachers made lovely cutouts in watermelon shapes.
The watermelon was cut and presented to the kids in a very nice way. During this time, the children sat with their friends, not only enjoying the watermelon but also chatting and spending their time very well. This can help them build a good habit of eating fruit.
It was a *great *group* *activity** organized at school.
They took selfies and enjoyed the day with their teachers.

🍉 Watermelon 🍉 juicy and yummy