Study Hall Junior School Celebrates 40 Years with "Kaleidoscope" Sports Day 2025
Lucknow, December 13: Study Hall Junior School successfully hosted its biennial Sports Day, themed "Kaleidoscope," on Saturday afternoon at the Central Sanskrit University grounds in Lucknow. The event was a vibrant celebration of physical activity, teamwork, and the school's commitment to inclusive education, drawing participation from students, parents, and staff.
Inauguration and Thematic Significance
The program was inaugurated by the Chief Guests, Mr. Vishal Vikram Singh, Additional Superintendent of Police, STF, UP Police, and Mrs. Singh, who marked the start of the event by releasing balloons.
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Welcome: Principal Meenakshi Bahadur and Headmistress Bani Malhotra welcomed the audience.
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Theme Explanation: Headmistress Bani Malhotra highlighted the theme's significance as the school completed four decades: "As Study Hall marks 40 years of meaningful education, the 'Kaleidoscope' theme reflects the heart of our journey. Just as a kaleidoscope creates multiple patterns from simple elements, our school has... recognised and celebrated the uniqueness of every child, bringing together diverse talents and perspectives within an inclusive learning community.”
Founder's Vision: Joyful Learning
Dr. Urvashi Sahni, Founder and CEO of Study Hall Educational Foundation, reaffirmed the core belief that has shaped the institution:"We reaffirm a belief that has shaped every aspect of our work—that joyful learning and strong academics go hand in hand. Childhood is not a preparation for adulthood, but a celebration of life in the present. We see children not as adults-in-the-making, but as whole human beings whose voices and experiences matter. When children come to us... we share the responsibility of nurturing their curiosity, dignity, and confidence.”
Highlights and Performances
The event featured a series of coordinated displays and competitions:
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Drills and March Past: Students from Classes 4 and 5 presented synchronized drills titled “Tile Tastic” and “Whispers of White.” This was followed by a March Past by the four school houses of Classes 4 and 5, emphasizing the school’s ethos of care and unity.
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Cultural Displays: A Yoga presentation showcased the Indian knowledge system, accompanied by a choral performance during the field displays.
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Competitions: Track events were held for students in Classes 1, 2, and 3. Fun races were also organized for parents, with students cheering from the sidelines. Grandparents also participated in selected intergenerational activities.
The programme concluded on a festive note with a final performance by students of Classes 1 and 2, and an appearance by Santa Claus.