Dance Competition
U-14 folk dance competition , Athawa and central zone
1st position in Bihu dance
1st position in Raas dance
Mono Acting :
Yanga Modi (7G) secured 2nd position in age group 6 to 14
Soham Dawar (9B) secured 3rd position in age group 15 to 20
Essay writing :
Vanya Tyagi (4G) secured 2nd position in age group 6 to 14
1st rank
Daksh Pahuja (9B) secured 1st position in age group 15 to 20
Speech :
Navya Taneja (7G) secured 3rd position in age group 6 to 14
Vaibhav Sharma (9A) secured 3rd position in age group 15 to 20
Singing Competition
Mananshi Mehta (8E) secured 1st prize in Sugam Sangit solo singing competition (under 14)
Riva Patel (8C) secured 1st prize in Sugam Sangit solo singing competition (above 14)
Hills' High school secured 3rd prize in Group singing competition (under 14)
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U 17 KHO KHO
U 17 Girls Team secured 3rd position in Dumas Zone and 6000 Cash prize.
U 17 Boys Team secured 2nd position in Dumas zone and 9000 Cash prize…
U-14 Volleyball
U-14 Boys Team secured 3rd position in Dumas Zone and 6000 Cash prize.
U-14 Girls Team secured 1st position in Dumas Zone and 12000 Cash prize and Qualified For District Level.
U-17 Girls Team secured 1st position in Dumas Zone and 12000 Cash prize and Qualified For District Level.
Yogasana Championship
Our school Students selected for District Level Yogasana championship
Under 17 Girls
(1) Arshpreet Kour Gulati Std-9th D.( Bronze Medal🏅) Won 750/-Cash Prize
(2) Sweta Gupta Std-9th A.
Under 14 Boys
Ved Raval Std-8th B.
Under 17 Boys
Raj Kumar Chaudhary Std-11th F.
Kabaddi
U 14 Boys Team secured 3rd position and 6000 cash prize.
U 17 Boys Team secured 2nd position and 9000 cash prize.
U 17 Girls Team secured 1st position in Dumas zone and 12000 Cash prize.
U 14 Girls Team secured 1st position in Dumas zone and 12000 cash prize.
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The Aryabhata Ganit Challenge (AGC) was conducted for the students of std 6-9 to foster the development of essential competencies in applying mathematics to everyday situations. It also helps to promote the ability to utilize mathematical concepts in practical, real-life scenarios. This approach not only reinforces the practical relevance of mathematics but also encourages a more holistic understanding of the subject beyond theoretical concepts.
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The students of Hills' High school participated in the 18th National Maths Convention, Organised at Science City, Ahmedabad. At the venue the students made a beautiful Rangoli, celebrating National Mathematics Festival.
Vihana Modi - class 9, Pari Bhut - Class 9, Pari Shori - class 9
The participants and Winners in different categories are:
1) Innovative Maths Project (Maths Pytha City) - Senior category - 3rd position
Vihana Modi - class 9
Suruchi Rai - class 9
2) Senior Math Quiz Competition - 2nd position
Naitik Mishra - class 10
Shiv Kapadia - class 12
3) Math Essay Writing Competitions - Senior Category - 3rd position
Pari Bhut - Class 9
4) Math Poem Writing Competition - Junior Category - 3rd position
Tahera fatema Salluwala - Class 7
5) Senior Math Relay Race Competition - Appreciation Certificate to Participants
Daksh Pahuja - class 9
Pari Shori - class 9
Kriv Patel - class 9
In a bid to reduce our carbon footprint and promote sustainability, we have taken a significant step towards a greener future. We are thrilled to announce the installation of solar panels on our school campus!
This initiative is a testament to our school's commitment to environmental responsibility and reducing our reliance on non-renewable energy sources. The solar panels will generate clean energy, reduced energy costs and contributing to a healthier environment.
This initiative will foster a valuable learning opportunity for our students to understand the importance of renewable energy and sustainability
We are proud to be taking this step towards a more sustainable future, and we look forward to continuing to explore ways to reduce our environmental impact.
"Let's shine bright and go green!"
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The primary objective of the Zero Waste Campus Initiative is to reduce waste ending up at the landfill by 90%, promoting reducing, reusing, recycling, repairing and composting, and educating the school community about sustainable practices. These goals will be aligned with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and Swachh Bharat Mission.
Waste Segregation in the classrooms is led by Eco-Monitors with the help of teachers and housekeeping staff.
Together We Can Make a Difference
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