Donate Food

Description of the Activity and Goals: As part of our CAS project, my friends and I organized a food donation drive with the goal of supporting individuals living in underprivileged conditions, specifically those residing under bridges and near temples. We decided to collect and distribute essential food items, including biscuits and ration supplies, to help […]

Sports Tournament

As an avid table tennis player, I leaped at the opportunity to represent my school in the annual inter school competition. Little did I know that this event would lead to a path of self-discovery, perseverance, and the development of new skills beyond my gaming ability. Here’s how this CAS experience helped me improve in […]

Kalakriti

The annual kalakriti hosted by our school is all about students being able to showcase their creative skills in terms of music, dance, and more. I was part of the management of the event, where my role was to ensure that all participants reach the venue according to their performance time, prepare certificates for the […]

Balmela

Balmela is a fair that is organized for the kids from unprivileged backgrounds to learn new things and explore creativity and have fun. A number of students from different government schools come to our school and we get the opportunity to interact with them. In this event we plan fun activities, arts and crafts, and […]

Community Service

Community service is an initiative that our school hosts each year in order to help the children who come from schools where holistic development does not play a role, are given an opportunity to learn and develop their skills in areas other than the classroom. I was part of the dance aspect of the community […]

HDP PS

When I initially started playing basketball, I knew very little about the game. The concept of performing sophisticated maneuvers or collecting a lot of points seemed out of reach. My abilities were basic—mostly attempting to make a basket with a simple layup or shooting from close range. The more I trained, the more I learned […]