Interaction Programme under Veer Gatha Project

19 Oct, 2024

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) in collaboration with Ministry of Education (MoE) introduced Veer Gatha was in 2021 with the aim to disseminate the details of acts of bravery of the Gallantry Awardees and the life stories of these brave hearts among the students so as to raise the spirit of patriotism and instill amongst them values of civic consciousness. As part of this, an interaction programme was organised in the school in which Ex. Major Manish Bhatnagar shared his experiences of his battle field in Indian Army and also motivated students to join the Armed Forces. The school Principal Mrs. Vandna, also encouraged the students to become responsible citizens and strive for excellence.

Talk show on healthy and nutritious diet

22 Oct, 2024

Blue Bird High School held a 'Talk Show' for the students of classes 3 to 5 on 'Healthy and nutritious diet' which was given by Dietitian Ms. MADHAVI working at Paras Hospital, Panchkula. She highlighted the importance of having a Rainbow Diet containing all the nutrients for a balanced diet. She had an interactive session with the students and taught them why we should include fruits and vegetables in our diet. She also encouraged children to take part in the ACCHI BHOOK Quiz.

National Youth Parliament was organised at Blue Bird High School Secotor-16, Panchkula   

24 Oct, 2024

A highly anticipated Youth Parliament event on 24th  of October 2024 in Blue Bird High School which is a premier educational institution in Panchkula. This exciting initiative aimed to foster critical thinking, effective communication, and civic engagement among students The theme of the competition- “Moving towards a safer and enduring environment” it covered, Physical or Environmental Degradation, Moral Degradation of values, Nuclear Wars, exploring Artificial Intelligence's potential. To appreciate the efforts of the students and to encourage then, recognitions were awarded in the form best speaker & Nuclear Innovation Award, AI Visionary Award, and Environmental Champion Award were also given.

The event proved an enriching experience for participants and spectators alike, bringing together over 40-50 students from grades IX to XII. They were engaged in thought-provoking discussions and debates on environmental issues, with expert insights on nuclear energy and artificial intelligence.

Principal Mrs. Vandna Bhatnagar emphasized the event's alignment with the school's mission to empower young minds.

The Youth Parliament event was poised to make a lasting impact on the students, the school, and the community.