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November 30, 2021 Rolling towards victory!! The U-11 (A and B) and U-13 Soccer teams recently participated in the ‘Anee’s Soccer League’ held at Anee’s School, Sector 69, Mohali on 20th and 21st November 2021.U-11 – The U-11 Team A (Dhruv Shah 4C, Vanshraj 5A, Kanavv Arora 5B, Shivansh Arora 5B, Krishay Grover 5C, Anay Anand 5E, Aryavir Singh Chawla 5E, Kanwar Pratap Singh Sandhu 6D)played spectacularly against teams from Anee’s Mohali 6-1, Dikshant Junior 7-0, SFA 1-1 and Anee’s Kharar 3-0, thus reaching the semifinals.The U-11 Team B (Hriday Jindal 3D, Mehreen Veda Garg 3E, Vaansh V Bal 5B, Vardhan Vivek Garg 5B, Sihan Sandhu 5D, Sahib Singh 6A, Shreyaan Garg 6D and Jaiveer Ratan Singh Bawa 6D) played amazingly against teams from Anee’s Kharar 7-0, AKSIPS 2-0, Doon School 2-0 and Dikshant School 4-2, thus qualifying for the semifinal match.The U-11 Team A and Team B played the semifinal match against each other and after a nail biting match the U-11 Team A won the semifinal 4-2.Team A, then played the final match against the team from Sandhu Football Academy and brought home the trophy after scoring the winning goal (1-0)Sahib Singh, Shreyaan Garg and Sihan Sandhu, Kanwar Pratap Singh Sandhu, Shivansh Arora and Krishay Grover of U-11 Team A and Team B were awarded trophies for ‘Man of the Match’ over different league matches for their outstanding performance in the tournament.Congratulations Mehreen Veda Garg for getting a Special Mention for your performance in the matches. U-13 –The U-13 Team (Ayush Sihag 7A, Ranvir Ahuja 7D, Aviraj Singh Kapur 7A, Adhyan Gaurav Ghai 7A, Agam Bir Singh Nandha 7C, Panav Gulati 7B, Aarav Jindal, Abhir) played against teams from Ajit Karam Singh School 10-0, BBFS Football Academy 4-0, KIX Football Academy 3-0 and Anee’s Football Academy 4-0, thus reaching the semifinals.The team played the semifinal match against the team from Doon School, Mohali and won 3-0.They played the final match against the team from Sandhu Football Academy and won the tournament by a score of 3-1. Read More
November 30, 2021 Sacred Trees To recognize the importance of India’s rich natural diversity and cultural heritage, INTACH invited entries for a painting and poetry writing challenge on any sacred tree on 10 November 2021. Geetika, a student of class VII, with her creativity and insight, secured 3rd position and Siddhraj Singh Bajwa of class VII, got a special mention in the competition and made the school proud.Congratulations Geetika and Siddhraj! Read More
November 29, 2021 Diya Brar lifts Championship Bowl Adding to the list of achievements in Golf by the students of Strawberry Fields High School, Diya Brar of Class 9 became the proud winner of the Championship Bowl at the 27th Punjab Open Ladies Amateur Golf Championship on 24 November 2021 at Chandigarh. Read More
November 29, 2021 Music Collaborative Activity – Hindi French Music Reflection The IBDP year 2 students participated in a Hindi and French collaborative session based on the theme of human ingenuity subtopic entertainment. Students heard the famous love and peace Jugalabandi between Hari Prasad Chaurasia and Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma among other fusion songs. They discussed their thoughts about the connection music makes with people and developing feelings with musical tones. Students researched about the history of music and musical instruments in India and France and presented it. Following this, Mr David Lal and Mr Hazra presented a beautiful jugalabandi, while also sharing more information about popular fusion music.The purpose of the activity was to connect the students to their roots through music and champion the morals of their own culture. They should embody cultural values as they play a significant role in shaping our future.The students gained perspective about the Indian and French music history, the evolution of musical instruments, how different musical instruments originate from different regions, but remain united in their purpose of arousing emotion. With the educators sharing the passion of ancient musicians who used animal bones and skins to make innovative instruments, students learned about the evolving landscape of music in India. Read More
November 25, 2021 PINK WEEK Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the little voice at the end of the day that says I’ll try again tomorrow”.  - Audrey HepburnEvery day, countless women across the world are fighting with breast cancer. One in every 28 women in India is diagnosed with breast cancer. Although most women may be ashamed or scared to speak about this frequently and openly, the word must be spread to increase awareness, enhance early detection, and have better cure rates.Keeping this in mind, the students of the BWB Club and the IBDP curriculum organised a ‘Pink Week’ within our school community to give voice to the issue and raise funds to donate to a local foundation which helps with the treatment of breast cancer for women who cannot afford medical services on their own.Pink Week, initially started with encouraging students to incorporate pink in their wardrobe to school throughout the week, to show their support for the cause as the colour code for breast cancer is Pink\Pink Ribbon. Our DP students made beautiful pink ribbons by colouring pages of discarded books from the library keeping the principle of re-use and recycle in mind to be environment friendly as well. These were distributed among the entire school community.Three different events were organised as part of Pink Week Campaign such as a Photo Booth from the 15th to 18th of November. This was followed by a Bake Sale, which was originally planned as a 1-day event; due to the overwhelming response with all items being completely sold out within few minutes of the start of event, however, encouraged the team to extend it to Day 2 as well. The Bake Sale offered a variety of products such as cupcakes with pink icing, walnut muffins and chocolate brownies. The last event was a Treasure Hunt that was organised for all high school students. The Hunt witnessed participation of 21 teams involving 100+ students who signed up enthusiastically for the event. Everyone had a gala time hunting around for the clues all over the school campus.Overall, the SFHS family was able to raise INR 82,290 through this initiative for breast cancer awareness and financial aid. The unflinching support from our entire school community was highly appreciated by the organising team. The strong feeling of interest and desire to be associated with such a noble cause among the students and teachers, really made the event what it is today, a huge success.Women are constantly fighting for their lives against this disease, and research shows, early detection helps to improve cure rates, overall outcomes, and quality of life. So, to all the victims and survivors, keep fighting, and for everyone else, let’s continue to spread awareness and support any good cause as such. Read More
November 24, 2021 Episteme- Global TOK Conference Theory of Knowledge offers life-changing experiences during the teaching and learning process. The conference brings together students and educators to freely share their thoughts and perspectives. In collaboration within the IBDP community of facilitators, resource persons and students, the Global TOK Conference was organized on 19th and 20th November, by Indus International School Pune (IISP). The conference commenced with the Opening Ceremony on 19th November, led by a motivational speech by General Arjun Ray, PVSM, VSM (Retd.), CEO Indus Group of Schools. He focused on the meaning and relevance of TOK in real life and the world around us.The workshop sessions were divided into four different themes; “A Stitch in Time”, “Dubious Differences”, “Liquid Bagel” and “You Know, You Don’t”. Students were divided into four groups to discuss these topics through areas of knowledge, themes and concepts. Students collaboratively created Knowledge Map presentations through meaningful discussions and presented them on the last day during the plenary session. The program concluded with a mesmerising dance performance by a student and vote of thanks by the TOK Coordinator from IISP. SFHS students, interacting with peers from 13 other schools like Aditya Birla World Academy and GEMS Modern Academy, were exposed to new thoughts and ideas and strengthened their appreciation for TOK in helping them make sense of the world around them. They learned that TOK plays an essential role in our daily lives and were able to understand why the IB values the subject immensely as a core component. Read More
November 23, 2021 First Aid Awareness Campaign Umeed: A Community Upliftment Club along with the Social Welfare and Community Service Captains organized a 3 day First - Aid Awareness Campaign for students of classes 5, 6, 7 & 8. It included a webinar on Tuesday, 16th November, to introduce the students to first aid, followed by interactive workshops conducted both offline and online on 17th November (for classes 5 and 6) and 18th November (for classes 7 & 8).Dr. Ravul Jindal, Director Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at Fortis Hospital, was invited to educate the students on the same. These workshops trained the students on carrying out basic first aid procedures with the help of live demonstrations. The webinar educated the students on the causes and effects of common injuries like cuts, mosquito bites, nosebleeds, fractures, sprains, burns etc. The workshops were conducted in an interactive manner, whereby the students engaged with Dr. Ravul Jindal, learning how to respond to injuries practically. Read More
November 7, 2021 Gold for our U-16 Sprinter Shireen Ahluwalia, a student of Class X, participated and secured the 1st position in the 300m event (U-16 Girls Category) in the Chandigarh North District Athletic Championship held at Sports Complex, Sector 7, Chandigarh on Sunday, 7th November 2021.  She was awarded the won the Gold Medal in her category.Shireen has thus, qualified for the 19th National Inter District Junior Athletics Championship 2021 which is scheduled to be held in the 3rd week of December 2021.We are proud of your achievement Shireen. Best of luck for the future endeavours! Read More
November 1, 2021 Collection Drive for Hamari Kaksha Umeed, a Community Upliftment Club, in association with the Social Welfare and Community Service Department organised a Collection Drive from Wednesday, 27 October to Friday, 29 October, 2021. The students of our school donated unused stationery items, including pens, pencils, erasers, notebooks etc. as well as  old electronic items which were no longer in use. The items were collected for the children at Hamari Kaksha, an NGO in sector 7-A chandigarh which aims at providing education and support to underprivileged children and their mothers. The drive was a big success due to the zeal and enthusiasm shown by the students of Strawberry Fields High School. The Umeed Club Secretaries: Paavna Panu and Vaanya Gilhotra along with the Social Welfare and Community Service Captains: Arjun Mohunta and Soham Modi lead this drive for the upliftment of the students at Hamari Kaksha to provide them with better resources and facilities.  Read More
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