Students of the 'Flame less Cooking & Baking Club' hosted a group of fellow students from four other schools of the tri-city and demonstrated the culinary skills they had acquired over recent months, under the expert guidance and supervision of their teachers in-charge. Visiting students were very happy, engaged and enthusiastic about learning the recipes of various appetizers, smoothies and desserts.
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Paras Dhiman, student of Class XI (Non-medical) is participating in Roller Hockey National Games to be held at Visakhapatnam from 17 Dec, 2019 to 25 Dec, 2019. ...
Karam Veer, student of Class VIII is participating in 21st Sub-Junior U-14 National Fencing Championship (Boys & Girls) 2019-20 from 21st October to 24th October 2019 at Agrasen Bhawan, Sector-6, Bhilai, Distt - Durg (Chhattisgarh) under the aegis of Fencing Association of India. ...
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A group of students from Classes VI to X of our school visited the Institute for the Blind, Sector 26, Chandigarh accompanied by 3 teachers. It was a noble learning experience for our students who interacted with the students of the Institute and in the process, understood the challenges that students of the same age as them had to face because of their disability. But in no time they realized that while the students may be deprived of sight, they had a much stronger insight into life and its many facets. The students of the institute shared many experiences with our students about how world seems to them, describing routine tasks, academics and extracurricular activities. Our students helped them in completing their Creative and Critical Thinking Practical Exam by narrating multiple choice questions to them and helping them in marking their responses in OMR sheets. The visit ended with the concluding speech from Mr ...
Students of Classes III A and III B visited a Post Office on the 15th of October, 2019 during school hours and were accompanied by 3 staff members. The Post Office officials educated them on how to utilize the services provided by 'India Post' for sending Diwali greetings to their friends and relatives, using Postcards. Students were also made aware of the use of Stamps and to create a stamp displaying the picture of the sender over the Postcard.
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Students of Classes VIII-X attended a life-skills and confidence building adventure camp. They traveled to an adventure destination at 6200 ft, in the serene environs of Oak and Pine forests at Dharon ki Dhar, Solan.
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St. Peters’s School and The Engine Room have set the standard for school theatre - a high benchmark - this evening at the Tagore Theatre Chandigarh with their fantastic musical adaptations of The Jungle Book. The production for the Kindergarten and Junior wing was titled, 'Children of the Jungle' while the one for the middle ans senior wings was titled, 'Akela'.
The performance featured a total cast of 432 children from the school as well as impressive costumes and uniquely created neon sets that wouldn’t look amiss on The West End.
The imaginative choreography told the classic story in a totally new style - bringing beloved characters from Mowgli to Sherkhan to life in a completely new way.
The children really gave it their all with fanstastic energy and enthusiasm from every animal in the jungle!
Congratulations to the school, cast and crew - we can’t wait to see the next production.
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It has been our endeavour to involve each and every kid of our school in the Arts & Theatre, therefore have two individual productions for the Junior School and Senior School.
'Akela' has been produced by the Chandigarh based dance company The Engine Room and associates alongside the team at St Peter’s School, Chandigarh. For their latest project, they have adapted Rudyard Kipling’s beloved The Jungle Book, bringing the forest to life in this exciting & fascinating production.
Puneet Jewandah and Kritika Sharma, directors of the Engine room, who first conceived the idea were joined in by the now London based choreographer Akshay Sharma to materialise the vision. Akshay Sharma trained at the Northern School of Contemporary Dance in the UK and went on to work with different dance companies in England, sharing as much of this experience with the students as possible - alongside Bombay based acting coach Devyani Mehra.
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