GENERAL GUIDELINES REGARDING SAHODAYA CRICKET TOURNAMENT

 RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Matches up to Quarter Finals will be of 15 overs.

2. Matches at Semi-final and final level will be of 20 overs.

3. A maximum time given to each team to bowl 15 overs will be 75 mins. After that 1 over penalty for each 5 min. will be Imposed.

4. Players wearing complete white kit will only be allowed to play, others will not be   entertained.

5. Umpire’s decision will be considered as final decision.

6. Objection (if any) will be entertained if it is given in writing with objection fee Rs.500/-.

7. If a team does not report within 20 min. from the given scheduled time than the opposite team will be awarded walk over.

8. I-cards and original documents supporting school Performa of players will be checked before every match.

9. No team will be entertained without their coach/manager.

10. The Coach/ Manager is responsible for any In disciplinary action by the team.

11. Telephonically participation consent will not be accepted.

12. Venue for Tournament CT Group of Institution (Shahpur Campus).

Note: - For any queries please contact:

1) Mr. Vikas Chadha (9815498251)

2) Mr. Lakhvir Singh (9876442385)

ENTRY PERFORMA

CT PUBLIC SCHOOL HOSTS "C.B.S.E NORTH ZONE II SWIMMING COMPETITION”

To enhance the spirit of sportsmanship and promote the beneficial facet of sports, ‘Four days C.B.S.E NORTH ZONE II Swimming Competition’ was inaugurated at CT Public School by the Chief Guest, S. Charanjit Singh Channi, Chairman, CT Group of Institutions in the presence of Manbir Singh, Managing Director, Harpreet Singh, Vice Chairman, Dr. Manoj Kumar Group Director, Dr. Harpreet Singh, Director CTIMIT and other dignitaries.

The campus was bubbling with a contingent of about 800 swimming enthusiasts flanked from more than80 schools of Punjab, Haryana and Delhi to participate in the tournament. The tournament was declared opened by S. Charanjit Singh Channi, by releasing vibrant balloon infusing a spirit of celebration, competition and excellence among the contestants. The swimmers participated in various events like 100 mts, 200 mts, 400 mts , backstroke, breaststroke, freestyle , butterfly and medley relay in all the categories.  

On first day 26 events were performed under different categories of age group 12,14, 15 and 19 years in which 30 teams, including CT Public school; from renowned CBSE Schools participated with great zeal and fervor. Participants proved their worth in Free Style, Back Stroke, Butterfly & Breast stroke.

In 400m boys freestyle swimming competition Aniket Joon, Dav Public School,  Gurgaon won the gold medal and Munish Kumar from Police Dav School Jalandhar,Manjeet Khatri,Shah satnam boys school,Sirsa won the silver & bronze  medal respectively.

In 400m girls freestyle swimming competition Ishpreet Kaur, CFC Public School,  ludhiana won the gold medal and Pragya verma  from Police Dav School Jalandhar,Pooja, shah satnam girls school,sirsa won the silver & bronze  medal respectively.

In 200m boys butterfly swimming competition Priyank, blue bells model  School, Gurgaon won the gold medal and Nitin Tyagi  from Gateway International School, Sonipat, Sahib Singh,DPS School Ludhiana  won the silver & bronze  medal respectively.

S. Charanjit Singh Channi, Chairman CT Group of Institutions, in his inaugural address motivated all the participants to play with true sportsmanship sprit. He also said,” Such competitions are very important for the development of the students. The students should participate in such events. The intent of organizing sports events is to provide good sportsmen to the country. We are very delighted to see a sea of sports enthusiasts at the campus. I accord good wishes to all the players that they may come out with the best of skills in them to bring laurels for their respective school. I also want that each player should prefer to play under exhibition of true sportsman spirit, rather than aspiring to be a winner alone.”

EVENT LIST FOR NORTH ZONE II SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP

EVENT LIST FOR 28.09.2013

DETAILS FOR THE PARTICIPANTS OF CBSE NORTH ZONE SWIMMING COMPETITION

 IMPORTANT DETAILS FOR THE PARTICIPANTS

Only one entry per event per category from each school is allowed. Any additional entry regarding the same event from same school will stand cancelled.

REGARDING LODGING & BOARDING FOR NORTH ZONE II SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP 2013-14

The school will provide lodging and boarding facility for the participants (Charges as per CBSE rules)

PTM For Classes XI & XII

There will be a Parents Teacher Meeting on August 29, 2013 at 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. PRESENCE IS MANDATORY.

JANAMASHTMI CELEBRATED WITH FERVOR

 Lord Krishna blessed the little angels of CT Kindergarten who celebrated Janamashtmi with great devotion and fervor. The festival was celebrated on the eve of the birthday of Lord Krishna who was born in Mathura, UP, and marks the beginning of a string of festivals that come in succession in the month of Shravana and brings great moments of joy and happiness for the people. Everybody, from tiny-tots to teachers were attired in colourful garbs and danced to the tunes of bhajans  of Lord Krishna, Radha and the Gopies.

DATESHEET FOR I SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT

DATESHEET FOR KINDERGARTEN

Important information for the students of classes IX-XII

It is mandatory for all the students of Classes IX-XII to be present in the school on August 24, 2013 (Saturday) for CBSE registration.

CT PLEDGES TO SAVE THE EARTH FROM HEADING TOWARDS EXTINCTION ON INDEPENDENCE DAY

CT Public School celebrated the 66^th Independence Day in the school premises to mark India’s Independence from the clutches of the British who ruled over our motherland for 200 years after inflicting great atrocities on the Indians. Mr. Charanjit Singh Channi, Chairman, CT Group of Institutions was the Chief Guest on the occasion. He was given a wonderful floral shower and a bouquet accompanied with the invigorating tune of the bagpipers. The program began with a patriotic group song sung by the primary students.

The flag hoisting ceremony took place with the sound of the bugles ringing in the air. A beautiful Nukkad Natak or street play was performed by the students imparting the message to the world that the Earth is on the verge of extinction as man who is considered the most dangerous animal on earth is gnawing at the very vitals of the earth because of his ruthless attitude towards nature, animals, birds, girls and even moral values and culture.

He considers his supremacy over all the other creatures and forgets that he shares this planet with them.  This street play came in the form of a competition among the four houses of the school. The students performed the Nukkad Natak with great devotion and vibrancies and were successful in conveying the message of love for the fellow creatures and saving the planet from extinction. The students pledged that they would perform their duty to safeguard their planet for the future generation.  It was a tough competition as all the participants rendered their role in a very expressive and wonderful manner.

Kindergarten and primary students sang patriotic song with great dedication and a colourful folk dance was also presented. After all the presentations, the Chief Guest Mr. Charanjit Singh Channi in his Presidential address, applauded the participants for their exuberant performance and exhorted the students to move on the path of righteousness and not let the struggle of the freedom fighters go waste.

Dr. Manoj Kumar, CT Group Director also addressed the students and advised them to fight against the vices prevalent in our country. Principal, Mrs. Ranjana Rajput presented the vote of thanks and appreciated the wonderful performance and earnest efforts made by the students and teachers. In the end the National Anthem was sung with great fervour and devotion and sweets were distributed to the children.  

School Timings for Classes XI & XII for August 14, 2013

School Timings for Classes XI & XII for August 14, 2013 will be from 8:20 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

KARATE CHAMPIONSHIP HELD AT CT

Karate, a game of self defence which includes strength, might, presence of mind and skill, is adopted by many schools. On 10^th August the 4^th Open Karate Championship was held in the premises of CT Public School in which many schools participated. It was an exciting event in which the players showed their valor and strength. They excelled in their attacks and defence. St. Josephs, Apple Orchids, STS World School, British Olivia, NC Model School and a school from Muktsar participated in the championship. The gold medal was won by Maitrai, Gautam Bhawish Prabhakar, Abhinav Wadera, Kevin, The second position was acquired by Naveen, Pranav, Sangam Chopra, Hrithik Mahajan while the bronze medal was acquired by Shurut, Nishant, Karan, Pukhraj, Ankit, Gaurav and Paramveer Singh Lidder. The Principal of the school Mrs. Ranjana Rajput applauded the participants for the excellent performance and urged all the students to learn Karate which has become the need of every individual especially girls for their self defence in the society. She congratulated the Karate coach Mr. Sudesh for his dedication in teaching the children to use Karate as a means of defiance against lethal attacks.  

INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS OF CLASSES XI & XII

During FA II, All the students of Classes XI & XII ( Science & Commerce) are allowed to go home at 10:30 a.m.

SA I Examination-2013

It is for the information of all the parents that S.A. I Exams of all the classes will start from September 10, 2013.

CT welcomes Mr. Ronald MC Donald

A Team of Mc Donalds visited  the premises of CT Public School and brought cheer to the students. The students were exhilarated to shake hands with Mr. Ronald Mc Donald who in his colourful and attractive attire attracted  and thrilled the students with his ranks, games, magic wit and humour.

It was an exciting experience for the students to interact with him. Mr Ronald Mc Donald visited the school to bring an awareness among the students about the scarcity of water, global warming, depletion of ozone, extinction of animals etc.

He discussed with the students, their role in safeguarding the interest of their Mother Earth. They also promised to be responsible citizens. Mr. Mc Donald in his introductory speech said that he was overwhelmed to receive a warm welcome by the CT Management. The Principal, Mrs, Ranjana Rajput was impressed by the wonderful interaction session which the students of CT had with the Mc Donaldf family. She expressed her elation to see the promising young students who would take constructive steps to safeguard the environment.

BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ORGANIZED AT CT

Sahodaya Inter School Basket ball tournament hosted by CT Public School, commenced on 1^stAugust and concluded on 3^rdAugust. As many as 43 teams hailing from Jalandhar, Hoshiarpur, Kapurthala and Phagwara converged at the venue for the astounding and wondrous matches comprising of 27 boys teams and 16 girls Teams.

The teams were divided into pools and on 1^st August, Knockout matches were played. On 2^ndAugust , eight teams found their place in the semifinals. The final matches were between Police DAV and DPS in the boys team and Apeejay (Ramamandi) and Apeejay (Mahavir Marg) in the girls team. In the boys category, DPS team was declared the winner while in the girls category Apeejay (Ramamandi) team got the first position and CTPS bagged third position both in boys and girls category.

 Principal, Mrs. Ranjana Rajput congratulated the winning teams and applauded their team effort and sportsmanship. She also congratulated the efforts of the sports incharges for the strenuous efforts in conducting the tournaments.

CT HOSTS WORKSHOP ON THE ART AND SCIENCE OF JOYFUL PARENTING

An inspirational and interactive workshop on the art and science of good parenting and interactive was hosted by CT Public School on 30^th July. This workshop was organised under the aegis of Independent school sahodaya complex. Dr Divya S. Prasad and Dr. Harprit Kaur, the resource persons gave valuable information on good parenting, continuous and comprehensive evaluation and career guidance.

They  advocated  that parents should understand the needs and interests of their wards and impart value education to them and help them to cope with the day- to –day challenges and promoting life skills and values in the family environment. This workshop was attended by many CBSE schools and parents too.

In this workshop, the parents were taught various skills and techniques to handle their wards in complex situations. Many queries of the parents were resolved. Mrs. Ranjana Rajput, Principal of CT Public School, in her address stressed the need to organize such workshop which would help the parents in the better understanding of the CCE pattern functioning of system.

Sahodaya Basketball Fixtures (Girls)