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Strawberry Fields High School has bagged the top position among city’s co-educational school in the Education World India School Rankings-2019 for the fourth consecutive year.
The school will be felicitated during a ceremony in New Delhi on September 29. According to Atul Khanna, Director of the school, “It is an honour to be recognised at this level by reputed agencies. While we do not chase numbers and grades, all credit for this must rest at the altar of our faculty and support staff. Education should not be a burden, rather joyous experience.”
— Chandigarh Tribune
Read More- Stephen’s School, Chandigarh
- Saupin’s School, Panchkula
- Xavier’s Senior Secondary School, Chandigarh
- Holy Family Convent School, Zirakpur
- Xavier’s High School, Chandigarh and
- Strawberry Field High School, Chandigarh
- AMREEN SANDHU won the –
- FIRST position in 25 m Breast Stroke – Girls
- SECOND position in 25 m Back Stroke –Girls
- THIRD position in 100 m Free Style – Girls
- PRANNYA NAYYAR won the –
- FIRST position in 25 m Butterfly Stroke – Girls
- FIRST position in 50 m Free Style – Girls
- THIRD position in 25 m Back Stroke –Girls
- KAAVYA NAYYAR won the –
- SECOND position in 50 m Free Style – Girls
- SECOND position in 100 m Free Style – Girls
- ELEONORE MARTIN won the –
- THIRD position in 25 m Breast Stroke – Girls
- RIVAAN NANDA of Class 7E bagged –
- THIRD position in 25 m Butterfly Stroke – Boys
- SABYASACHI N PRUTHI of Class 9B bagged –
- SECOND position in 25 m Breast Stroke – Boys
- ANHAT SINGH of Class 10C bagged –
- FIRST position in 25 m Breast Stroke – Boys
- RISHI NAYYAR of Class 10C bagged –
- FIRST position in 100 m Free Style – Boys
- SECOND position in 25 m Back Stroke – Boys
- SECOND position in 50 m Free Style – Boys
- ARYAN SAXENA of Class 10D bagged –
- FIRST position in 25 m Back Stroke – Boys
- FIRST position in 25 m Butterfly Stroke – Boys
- FIRST position in 50 m Free Style – Boys
The Strawberry Fields High School Swimming Gala 2019, was declared open on Tuesday 20 August, with the oath by the Sports Captains, Divij Singh and Nikhita Krishan. This was followed by the opening ceremony, where the High School cheerleading group gave an invigorating Zumba performance which energised and enthused the audience and participants alike.
The gala festivities paved way for the participants to showcase their talents.The events included: 25 metre and 50 metre freestyle and 25 metre and 50 metre breaststroke. The audience was impressed with the hard work of the participants and the house spirit and cheer was evident. The first position of the Boys’ Relay was bagged by Terra house. This was followed by Elmaa house in the second position, and in third place was house Aether.
The Girls’ Relay winners were as follows - House Aether at the first position, Agni house in second place, and Elmaa house in third place.
This was followed by a fun event, Water Polo wherein Terra house walked away with the first prize.
The Swimming Gala 2019 was indeed a success, as the participantsand the spectators had a splendid time with much fervour and bonhomie.
Read MoreAs part of the an ongoing SUPW and Community Service initiative of the school, all students of Grade 10 reached out to the NGO, 'Hamaari Kaksha' and volunteered to teach the students from a less privileged background the basics of English Grammar. The students visit the 'Hamari Kaksha' premises at Sector 7 on a weekly basis.
Here, they recently initiated a plan to teach concepts like Nouns, Adjectives and Verbs etc with an emphasis to improve the English speaking skills of the young learners through activities, worksheets, games and stories. Our children diligently planned various activities and enjoyed making a variety of props to enhance the lessons. They divided the 'Hamari Kaksha' children into different learning groups and encouraged them to share their views and actively participate in all activities. It was a unique opportunity for our children to realise that education can be used as a tool to bring about social change.
Read MoreThe Strawberry Fields High School U-14 Basketball Girls team participated in the CISCE Northern Region Basketball Tournament 2019-2020 held at Adarsh School, Karnal on 16 and 17 August 2019.
The U-14 Girls team, Heeya Bedi, Meher Duggal, Nanaki Bains, Ameera Boparai, Ananya Jain, Rajni, Mannat Dhir, Rishaaya Kakkar, Aarshi Goyal, Hazel Garg, Mandira Datta and Gurnoor Bedi, played brilliantly and were appreciated by all the other participating teams.
The 1st match was played against the team from GIPS, Moga which the girls won 23-0.
The 2nd match of the tournament was played against the team from Shikshant School, Delhi which the team won 22-19.
The final match was played against the team from Amritsar which our team won 17-6, thus, securing the Winners’ position. The team was awarded gold medals for their win.
Way to go Girls!
Eight players have been chosen to represent the Northern region in the CISCE National Basketball Tournament scheduled for 22-27 September 2019 at Tutikorin, Tamil Nadu. The names are – Nanaki Bains, Ameera Boparai, Ananya Jain, Rajni, Mannat Dhir, Hazel Garg, Mandira Datta and Gurnoor Bedi.
Read MoreThe sun shone bright as the children of Middle School, got ready to showcase their swimming skills in the SFHS Annual Swimming Gala –2019 which was held on 13th August. The Inter-House contest saw the participants compete in 25m freestyle, 50m freestyle, 25m breaststroke 25m backstroke and relay events on a day full of enthusiasm.
The atmosphere was highly charged with the audience cheering gleefully for members of their respective houses and breaking into spontaneous applause for all the winning participants. They were encouraged by their respective house prefects, captains and the audience.
The relay was won by the Agni House in the girl’s category and the Terra House in the boy’s category. It was an exciting event, where children were awarded medals for winning in their respective categories. Apart from winning, the event also led to inculcating team spirit, instilling the virtues of perseverance, as well as, sportsmanship.
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