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The Kindergarten Wing of Heritage School, Sainik Colony, celebrated its Annual Day with great fan- fare on Sat. 10th March 2012
The Kindergarten Wing of Heritage School, Sainik Colony, celebrated its Annual Day with great fan- fare on Sat. 10th March 2012 in Police Auditorium, Gulshan Ground Jammu . The Chief Guest for the occasion was Sh. Navin Agarwal,IPS. Addl. Director General of Police ( Prisons) J&K Jammu. Mrs. Sheetal Nanda,IAS, DC Reasi , was the Guest of Honour.
The function commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the honorable Chief Guest Sh. Navin Agarwal , IPS .
The annual Report was presented by Mrs. Ranjana Jamwal, Co-ordinator KG Wing. She enlightened the august gathering about the aims and vision of kindergarten in Heritage school. She also highlighted and enumerated the various kinds of activities that are being followed in the kindergarten.
The tiny tots, who excelled in academic and co-curricular activities conducted during the academic session 2011-12, were felicitated by the Chief Guest and the Guest of Honour.
The highlight of the day was the one act play (The Jungle Book) in which all the students from Pre- Nursery to U.KG. participated and presented an enthralling display of dance and drama. The young performers made the character of the Jungle book come alive on the stage. Mowgli and his jungle friends regaled the audience with their antics and charm.
The students attired in their colourful costumes enthralled the audience with their dance performances. The entire One Act Play was anchored by the Tiny Tots of Kindergarten . It was really amazing to see them deliver dialogues with such finesse. All the children of Kindergarten were compulsorily made to participate with the message that every child is important and has hidden talents.
In his address the Chief Guest Sh.Navin Agarwal appreciated the spirit of all the students and the hard work put in by the faculty members in nurturing young talent with utmost care and perfection leading to holistic development of each child.
The programme concluded with the vote of thanks presented by the Principal, Heritage School.
World Wetland Day 2nd Feb 2012.
To celebrate world wetland day, The Ministry of Environment and Forest (GOI) world wide fund (WWF) for nature India, centre for environment education and training and Paryavaran Mitra had organized 'GHARANA WETLAND BIRDING FAIR' ON 2ND February 2012.
About 35 schools from all over Jammu participated in the fair under various categories-poster making Story writing and wildlife photography. Form our school 24 students took part in the above activities out of which Sanna Gandotra of class IX A won the first prize for wild life photography. Shipra IX C won the third poster in making and Riya Arora of class IX C won the third prize in story writing. The Students went around the wet land and sighted beautiful migratory birds.
The teacher's incharges were Mrs. Sonu Puri and Ms. Subeena
His Excellency The Governor Extolls The Heritageans on Annual Day.
With festive spirit permeating all around and all hearts brimming with zeal and zest, Heritage School celebrated its VII Annual Day with great enthusiasm on 24th Dec. 2011 in the school premises.On this occasion His Excellency Sh. N N Vohra , Governor of J&K State & The First Lady Mrs. Usha Vohra were the Chief Guests . Mr. Davinder Singh Rana , Political Advisor to the Hon’ble Chief Minister was the Guest of Honour. Mr. Varun Sahni, Vice Chancellor Jammu University & Mr. Kuldip Khoda , Director General of Police , Jammu & Kashmir were the Special Guests.
The programme started with His Excellency ‘s walk through the Cultural tunnel where colourful tableaus had been put up show casing a kaleidoscopic view of India’s rich culture symbolizing unity in diversity.
His Excellency Sh. N N Vohra , was received by the Principal Mr. Sangiv Asthana and the Vice
Principal Dr. Gautam Guha. His Excellency inspected the the Guard of Honour and the Sports Meet
was declared open with the lighting of the Sports Torch by His Excellency and the First Lady . Mr.
Ashok Pandey , advisor to the School presented the Welcome Address.
’JAI HO’ was a befitting start to the Cultural programme and the Gummy Bears from classes I to III
enchanted everyone by their exuberant performance. The graceful and perfectly synchronized movements of the students in aerobics and pom - pom drill enthralled the audience who generously applauded the performance . The Heritageans also displayed their athletic skills in various races organized for the day. After the cultural events, the First Lady Mrs. Usha Vohra acknowledged students of Class X ( 2010-11 batch), who had secured a CGPA Score of perfect 10 in their CBSE Board Examination.
Mahima Sagar of Class X and Shreya Bharti of Class XI were also felicitated by the First Lady for representing the State at the International level. The former represented the State in Japan East Asia Network of Exchange for Students Youth Programme at Tokyo and the latter in COP 17 Summit at Durban , South Africa as a Change Agent. She was the only child from J&K amongst four others selected from all over India by Centre for Environment Education,( CEE) Ahmedabad. Gaurav Chatta of Class X was adjudged as the best Sports Person for the academic year 2011-12.
His Excellency Shri. N N Vohra and the First Lady released the Inaugural Edition of school magazine ‘ The Heritage Bugle’ and awarded the Governor’s Rolling Trophy for the best house in the academic year 2011-12 to Tradition House which earned the highest points in various extra curricular activities held throughout the session.
In his address to the students His Excellency The Governor applauded the efforts put in by the staff and students to present such a meticulously planned and executed programme. He observed that the students of Heritage School have a bright future ahead. He complimented the school management for providing a truly world class infrastructure for the holistic development of student personality and character and nurturing them to become good citizens and human beings. The programme concluded with the Chairperson of Heritage School Mrs. Sunita Gupta presenting the vote of thanks.
State Level 19th Children's Science Congress Concludes at Heritage School, Jammu (5th and 6th Dec. 2011)
The ongoing selection process for State Representation at 19th National Children’s Science Congress concluded on 6th Dec. at Heritage School, Jammu.
49 Schools from all over the State, comprising of 250 students and escort teachers, competed for the selection of their science projects. The 16 teams selected who will represent the State at Nationals, to be held in Jaipur, are:-
Sh. Raman Bhalla, Hon. Minister for Revenue, Relief and Rehabilitation, inaugurated the Competition and the newly constructed Auditorium of Heritage School, where the competition was held, on the first day i.e. the 5th of Dec.
Dr. Gagan Gupta, Associated Professor from NCERT, New Delhi, Dr. V.P.Singh from DIET, New Delhi, Dr. Avtar Singh Dhandera from DIET , Sangroor and Prof. Gulam Nabi Hajam were the judges. It was organized by Shabeer Ahmed Shabeer, Co-ordinator J&K Students Welfare Society, Anantnag, supported by Zaffar-Ullah-Khan, State Co-ordinator NCSC (J&K).
The Hon'ble Minister Revenue Relief and Rehabilitation J&K Sh.Raman Bhalla inaugurates the 19th Children's Science Congress at Heritage School.
The 19th Children’s Science Congress, a programme of NCSTC (Dept. of Science and Technology, Government of India) began on 5th Dec. 2011 at Heritage School Jammu. The theme for this year Science Congress is LAND RESOURCES.
Hon’ble Minister Revenue Relief and Rehabilitation Jammu and Kashmir Sh.Raman Bhalla was the Chief Guest on the occasion. He inaugurated the Heritage School Auditorium and interacted with the Child Scientists and in his address pledged his support to these events as they provide a platform for young minds to show case their talent.
The State level selection for State representation at National Level of childrens Science Congress is done every year and the State level competition this year has been organized by J&K Students Welfare Society Anantnag in association with Urban and Rural Society of Jammu.
Nearly 250 child scientists, escort teachers, science communicators, evaluators, resources persons from across the State of J&K are participating in this event which will continue for two days i.e 5th and 6th Dec. 2011
Other dignitaries present on the occasion were Members of the Managing Committee, Heritage School, Vice Principal Dr. Gautam Guha, State Co-ordinators of the Programme Mr. Shabir Ahmed Shabir from Srinagar and Mr. Zaffar Ullah Khan from Jammu.
Shreya makes Heritage School Proud
Ms. ShreyaBharti, a student of class XI of Heritage School Jammu, has done the institution proud by being amongst the 4 students selected from all over the country to represent India in the 17th United Nation Framework Convention on ClimateChange (cop -17), Durban South Africa. This is for the first time a child from this part of the country has been selected for such an event
She left for South Africa on 26th November, 2011 and is presently attending the 7 day conference which began on 28th November and will conclude on 5th December, 2011 at Durban,South Africa. This conference is also the 7th session of the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties (CMP 7) to the Kyoto protocol. The primary focus of the conference will be to secure a global climate agreement as the Kyoto Protocol’s first commitment period (2008-2012) is about to end.
Shreya was selected through a nation wide selection process from ‘The NationalGreen Corps
Deputy Commisioner Jammu Inaugrates The Fete At Heritage School A fete for the students of Heritage School was organized in the school premises by the teachers to commemorate the birth anniversary of Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru on 14th November. It was an endeavor on part of the staff and management to give students a fun filled day as well as renew their commitment to the welfare of children and teach them to live by their Chacha Nehru's dream. The Chief Guest Sh. Sanjeev Verma I.A.S, Deputy Commissioner Jammu declared the eagerly awaited event open. In his addressed he congratulated the management for providing world class infra-structure and contemporary education, which would help empower the students - the future stakeholders of the society - to realize their own dreams. He opined the education is and will continue to be the basis for social and economic transformation. It also fosters a society that provides benefits to all. Various stalls of games, joy-rides, bouncy and eatables like momos , pizza , cold drinks, ice-creams , burger, sandwiches etc were put up for the students. The main attraction the fete was the D.J.
The students immensely enjoyed themselves and spent the whole day in fun and frolic.
. Heritage wins Ist position in State Level Inter School Group Song Competition Heritage School, Sainik Colony, Jammu , clinched Ist position in Inter School National Hindi Group Song Competition organized at Govt. College for Women, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu under the aegis of Bharat Vikas Parishad, Jammu & Kashmir. On the occasion IGP , Jammu, Mr. Dilbag Singh was the Chief Guest and the other dignitaries present on the occasion were Deputy Commissioner Income Tax, Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Mrs. Nalini Kohli, Principal Govt. College Women Gandhi Nagar. Ten teams from various school of Jammu and Kashmir participated in the competition. The team which brought laurels to Heritage School comprised of Tanwi Koushal, Tavleen Kour, Ankita Chopra, Shivangi Mahajan, Avleen Kour , Kauneet Kour Juhi Nath and Dohma Sharma. They were trained by Mr. Sham. They will now complete at the National level at Bangalore, with the other teams coming from all over India. Heritage School also has the honour of representing J&K State in the year 2009 where they won 5th position in 35th Hindi Heritage School Wins Dance Competition Heritage School won the inter school Dance Competition held at Kala Kendra on Saturday 29th of October ‘2011. The competition was organized by the Education Department in collaboration with the Red Cross Society. Six schools, along with groups from the Dance Academy Jammu, contested for the best choreographed dance performance in the senior group category where in the troupe of Heritage School danced its way to the top position. The participants were Ms. Poorvi, Ms. Diksha, Ms.Nandita, Ms.Prathana, Ms.Baneet, Ms.Saloni, Ms.Avlen, Ms.Aashna, Ms.Harneet, Ms.Amreen, Ubaid, Manmeet, Manavdeep, Mohak, Rajan, Shivam, Siddarth and Pronay.They were trained by Mrs. Shalani Sharma. HERITAGE SCHOOL SHINES AGAIN Shreya Bharti, a student of Class XI of Heritage School Jammu, has done the institution proud by bagging 10th position among top 20 students selected from all over the Country to represent India in the Seventeenth United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change ( COP- 17) to be held at Durban in South Africa from 28th November to 9th December 2011. Shreya is the only student selected from the State of Jammu and Kashmir in a nationwide online competition on Climate Change organized by Centre for Environment Education (CEE), Govt. of India, Ministry of Environment and Forest, under the aegis of WWF India J&K. Thirteen hundred students from all over the country participated in this selection process for ‘ Change Agents’ ( student delegation) , the result of which was declared online on 7th of Oct. She worked under the able guidance of her teachers Ms. Subeena Dogra and Mrs. Neha sharma . Shreya will now be attending an Orientation and Briefing programme of ten days commencing from 17th of Oct. 2011 at Ahemedabad. While we acknowledge her achievement, we also wish her and her team of teachers all the best in all future ventures. Heritage School wins Ist prize in
National Hindi Group Song Competition. Heritage School Jammu won Ist prize in National Group Song Competition in Hindi organized by ASN Higher Secondary School, Jammu on Ist Oct. 2011 under the aegis of Bharat Vikas Parishad , Shivalik Branch, Channi Himmat , Jamu. The members of winning team were Tavleen Kour ( XI) Shivangi Mahajan ( XI) Ankita ( XI) Avneet Kour ( X) Kawneet Kour ( X) Juhi Nath ( X) , Tanvi Koushal ( IX) and Dolma Sharma (VII) . The team also won 2nd prize in Sanskrit Song Competition.They were trained and guided for the competition Mr. Sham ,Music Teacher , Heritage School. DC Jammu Mr. Sanjeev Sharma was the Chief Guest . The other dignitaries present on the occasion were Mr. Saujanya Sharma ( Guest of Honour) , Principal and Management of ASN Higher Secondary School. Students posing for photograph alongwith Coaches, Principal Mr. Sangiv Asthana and Sports Co-ordinator. Students of Heritage School, Jammu participated in Jammu Gold Cup Hockey and Speed Championship organized by J&K Roller Skating Association from 23rd to 25th of Sept. 2011 at Skating Rink, Peerkho. The Heritageans brought laurels to their school by their fine performance . Kartekeya Puri of 3rd B bagged gold and a sliver medals. Manil Wadhera ( 5th B) won a sliver and a bronze medal. Maahitva Sharma , Deevanshu Sharma ( 5th E) and Aditya Sharma ( 6th B ) won a silver medal each. Akriti Mahajan ( 3rd A bagged a bronze medal. Adding another feather to the school’s cap. the following students of Heritage School Keshav (11) Jaspreet ( 11) and Druv Mahajan( 10) of under 19 team HERITAGE SCHOOL SHINES IN HANDBALL TOURNAMENT Students of Heritage School participated in Inter District Mini Boys and Sub Junior Girls, Handball Tournament organized by J&K Handball Association held at Parade Ground Jammu from 17th Sept to 20th Sept. 2011 . In the semi-finals Heritage School, thrashed Tiger Club by 7 – 2 goals. For Heritage School, Rameez scored three goals while Sidharth and Jasmeet scored two and one goal respectively . In the finals they gave a tough fight on the field and won the Runners up trophy in Mini Boys category and bagged third place in , Sub Junior Girls category. On the basis of the performance of players in these matches, two students of Heritage School, Manavdeep Singh ( VIII A) and Amulaya Mahajan ( VII D) have been selected to represent Jammu and Kashmir team for Mini Boys Handball National Tournament to be held at Chennai from 25th Sept. to 30th Sept. 2011. Mahima Sagarof won second prize in Inter School Debate Competition Mahima Sagarof Class XA , Heritage School Jammu won second prize in Inter School Debate Competition organized by Carmel convent School on 13th Sept. 2011, wherein 13 schools from Jammu Participated . The topic for debate was " Is Girl Child Safe in India ? Mahima spoke against the motion. Rhythm Babbar of Class VIIIA who was also part of the team representing Heritage School spoke for the motion. HERITAGE SCHOOL ATTENDS TRAINING PROGRAMME ON MODEL ROCKETRY Students from Heritage School attended a three day workshop from 5th Sept. to 7th Sept.2011 on Model Rocketry organized by the National Council for Urban and Rural Development Society ( NCURDS) , Jammu at Guru Gobind Singh Higher Secondary School, Kunjwani. With the aim of spreading awareness and establishing Model Rocketry Clubs to perpetuate scientific temper, a comprehensive training about fabrication of single and double stage model rockets was conducted on the first 2 days with every participant making one rocket each. On the 3rd day, the rockets were testfired and maximum height ( apogee) of their flights worked out with the help of tracking devices. The workshop was conducted by Senior Scientists Sh. Mohd. Farooq and Participants from Heritage School were Arnav Gupta, Simran kaur and Gaurav Charak from Class XII accompanied by Mrs. Vandana Jasrotia. HERITAGE CELEBRAES TEACHER’S DAY Keeping up the traditions of Guru Shishya Parampara Heritage School, Sainik Colony, Jammu, celebrated Teacher’s Day with traditional fervor and enthusiasm.The day kick – started with the morning assembly wherein the students paid tribute to their teachers by expressing their gratitude for all the effort and hardwork put in by their teachers.Later in the day the students showed their love and appreciation for the teachers by putting up a wonderful cultural programme. The cultural programme began with the esteemed Chairperson,Heritage School, Mrs. Sunita Gupta, unveiling the portrait of Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan.The programme ended with the Principal address Mr. Sangiv Asthana , who in his speech highlighted the roleof teacher’s in national building. He also appreciated the hardwork and commitment of the teachers to the institution , and the dedication that they are working with to give responsible citizens to society. Heritage School Teacher Attends BIVEER Workshop Ms. Subeena Dogra TGT Science , Heritage School Sainik Colony Jammu, participated in the Pilot course of TOT ( Training of Trainers ) in Education for Sustainable Development from 23rd Aug. to 27th Aug. ’11 in Pune, jointly organized by the Bharati Vidhya Peeth Institute of Environment Education and Research Centre for Environment Education ( BIVEER ), Ministry of Environment and Forest NCERT , The Energy and Resource Institute ( TERI) and GIZ Gmbh ( Germany) HERITAGE SCHOOLWINS THE BEST DOCUMENTARY PRIZE Documentary titled ‘ Atrocities on Women and its Eradication’ , produced by the students of Heritage School Jammu was adjudged the best in a tough competition held at Presentation Convent School Jammu on August 23, 2011, the result of which was declared on August 26 , 2011. The judges were Mr. Pradeep Dutta from Times Now , Mr. Neeraj Upadhaya from CNN IBN and Mr. Vikram Sharma from Hindustan Times. They praised the documentary as being very realistic , well videographed and well presented leaving an imprint on the minds and hearts of the viewers . The documentary also won the best prize for Cinematography. The students who produced the documentary are - Ishan Singh , Tavleen Kour, Riya Arora , Mahima Sagar , Shreya Bharti and Dixit Jain from classes 10th and 11th guided by Mr. Harbans Singh, Mr. Vikas Sawhney,. Miss Subeena Dogra and Mrs. Nivedita Vasudeva. HERITAGE SCHOOL HOLDS INVESTITURE CEREMONY Scouts and Guides camp was conducted in the premises of Heritage School under the guidance of Bharat Scouts and Guides, Jammu. Sixty students (Scouts and Guides) participated in 4 Days and one Night ‘Pravesh Camp’, which culminated with bon-fire and cultural programme presented by Scouts and Guides. The camp was supervised by Mrs. Jyoti Sharma and Mr. Pardeep Jamwa Scouts and Guides posing for photograph along with their Principal, In-charge Mrs. Jyoti Sharma, Mr.Pardeep Singh, Mrs. Shalini Sharma and Sport Co-ordinator Mr. Satinderjit Singh. 
National Group Song competition at Vishkapatnam.
and Nitin Kumar of Class ( 9) of ( under 17 team ) represented Jammu District Hand Ball team which was declared winner in the Championship held at Gulshan ground , organized by Youth Services and Sports from 23rd , 24th of Sept. 2011.
Students of Heritage School to represent J & K State:Manavdeep Singh ( VIII) and Amulya Mahajan ( VII) of Heritage School have been selected to represent Jammu and Kashmir team for Mini Boys Handball National Tournament to be held at Chennai from 25th Sept. to 30th Sept. 2011.
Shri Anil Prjapat from Rajasthan.
41 trainers from various states of the country took part in this training programme . Ms. Subeena Dogra represented the J&K State as a teacher training under the ages of WWF, J&K, for her exemplary contribution to WWF through various activities conducted by her in the Eco Club of Heritage School Jammu.
In near future she’ll also be attending International Meet at Pune, where in delegates from South Africa , Mexico , Japan and Germany will also come.
