VDJS hosted a friendly match with Yadavindra Public School, Mohali on 19th April, 2025 This match evoked spirit sportsmanship in both the teams where the core of 11-40 favored YPS’s victory. It was a great opportunity for fellowship and learning new skills and traits from each other. Such matches are just not about winning and …
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On 22 April 2025, VDJS students joined the Worldwide Show & Tell virtual event, connecting with peers from Argentina, India, and Switzerland. Under the theme “Our Favourite Book / Nursery Rhyme / Folk Tale,” participants shared heartfelt stories that resonated with values and emotions. Anika Yadav, Noor Sekhon, Hiteshi, Atulika, Javisha, and Dhwani Murarka represented …
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Investitures A day filled with pride, dedication, and the joy of achievement as our future leaders are officially conferred with their badges, marking their induction into the Student Council 2025-26! Here’s to a year of inspiring leadership, growth, and making a lasting impact on not only the upcoming batches but the entire VDJS fraternity.
On March 12, 2025, Trinity College conducted an orientation session for students of Classes IV to XII, organised in three batches. Facilitated by Ms. Ritika and another Trinity College representative, the session explored courses in Communication and Music, underscoring their value in personal development. The resource persons explained how effective communication skills pave the way …
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The students of Vidya Devi Jindal School, Hisar, showcased a remarkable cultural performance at the Swarnim Bharat Anubhuti Mela on March 2, 2025 at the Old Government ground Hisar. Their presentation included a melodious welcome song, a graceful classical dance, and a thought-provoking Nukkad Natak on deaddiction, leaving a lasting impact on the audience. The …
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The National Conference on School Mental Health Initiatives (Feb 27-28, 2025) at Moolchand Medicity, New Delhi, focused on supporting students’ mental well-being. Experts discussed intervention strategies, parental involvement, and teacher training. A key highlight was Dr. Sameena Ansari’s paper on collaboration in mental health. The event encouraged meaningful discussions and future initiatives.
Rights, Freedom & Global Impact” was held on March 1-2 at the Community Hall, led by BML Munjal University faculty. Students explored human rights, digital challenges, and sustainability through discussions and presentations. Their insights were appreciated, and participants will receive certificates from the university.
Mr. Min Bahadur joined the Jindal group way back in 1983 as a bearer in a steel plant guest house. When VDJS school was being planned and construction started then the site engineer needed someone to provide Tea/ refreshment at site as this place was remote and away from city. Min bahadur, a 16 year …
Round Square Post Card Event. A team of six short-listed students along with the Round Square representative Ms. Sunita Verma and teacher in-charge Ms. Sperdha Rathore attended an online postcard event on 27th February 2025. The event was a culmination of young talent from across the globe where the top schools of the country like …
The AFS School Coordinator, Ms. Sperdha Rathore has earned a scholarship for the 2024-25 AFS Effect+ Classroom Program. Ms Sperdha is one of the 150 winners from among 600 applicants. The program upon completion promises the pro six-week Global Up Educator virtual learning certification – verified by Credly digital badges along with an access to …
The Dramatics Workshop 2025-2026, held on 23rd February at the Dance Department, saw enthusiastic participation from 70 students. They explored emotions like sadness, joy, and heroism, showcasing impressive acting skills. Exceptional performers included Sanvi, Gurnaaz, and others. The workshop was a resounding success, leaving a lasting impact on all participants.
The students of grade VI cherished an organic farm visit with their English teacher where they enlisted the vegetables, greens and herbs planted there. Students also interacted with the care takers of the farm about their general wellbeing, time they have spent in VDJS and understood the plant cycle from sowing of the seeds to …
