Students of CT Public School Gear up for an Exchange Program

Students of Class 10th of CT Public School  attended a Presentation on an ‘Exchange Programme’ offered by YOUTH FOR UNDERSTANDING YFU (India Chapter). YFU is a part of worldwide movement of committed individuals and organizations working together to prepare young people for their responsibilities and challenges in a fast changing world. CTPS is making endeavors that students can be a part of this prestigious program.

YFU-Youth for understanding began in 1951 and students willing to undergo an exchange program can opt. for either of 8 destinations- Germany, France, USA, Finland,  Belgium, Norway, Switzerland and Netherlands.

The students will spend 6 months to one year living with a voluntary host family and studying in that particular system and undergoing cultural immersion. Miss. Kimberley, a young college student from Belgium visited CTPS today along with Mr. Sukhbir Singh (Regional Director-North India). She expressed her delight in living in Jalandhar for the last five months.

The Managing Director of CT Educational Society, Mr. Manbir Singh said that the exchange Program will serve as ‘A Learning for Life’ experience for any student and he hoped CTPS students would benefit most from this opportunity.

   SEMINAR ON SAFETY AND FIRST AID

A seminar on Safety and First Aid was organized for students of class IX  in which Dr. Gurjeet Kaur acquainted the students what should be done to the patient on the spot and what first aid should be provided to the person suffering from trauma.

She elaborated all the points and made the students aware how to deal a case of casuality, fracture, haemorrhage, epistaxis, snake bite, insect sting, burns and scalds etc., before rushing the patient to the hospital and what all first aid should be provided to the affected person.

She also introduced  a list of things which should be kept ready in  First Aid Box. She also taught the students how to tie a bandage in case of various types of injuries and how to move an injured person without causing a deterioration in his condition.

The Vice  Principal of the school, Anumita Gosal appreciated the endeavours of Dr. Gurjeet Kaur in making the youngsters abreast of knowledge in first Aid  and acknowledged that these things will be helpful to the student community throughout their life.

     SOCCER MATCHES AT CTPS

In order to channelize the sporting spirit and energy of the bubbly children, Inter Section Soccer Matches were organized for Primary Classes of CT Public School today in the school playground. It was a tough Combat between the boys of classes I, II and III and girls hailing from classes I, II and III. Class I A and I B  boys played with great fervour, attired in Red and Blue and I B won the match. In the girls category too I B was victorious.

In the match played between class II boys, II A was the winner and in girls’ category, girls of II B brought laurels to their class.

Likewise in the match played between class III boys, Boys of III B played with full vigour and enthusiasm and brought first position for their class. And in the girls category also girls of III B emerged as winners.

The soccer matches were witnessed by the Primary students and their class Incharges. The Vice Principal of the school, Mrs. Anumita Gosal graced the occasion with her benign presence. She was spell bound and elated to see the young kids rolling in the ground and combating hard for a victory. She said that each young player was finicky for the class to win. It was a great day for the primary students to play and witness these exciting and interesting Soccer matches.

   ‘FIRST DISTRICT KARATE- DO CHAMPIONSHIP - 2009 HELD IN   CT  PUBLIC  SCHOOL’

First District Karate-Do Championship-2009 was organized  in the school playground of C T Public School. About hundred students from different schools and colleges all over Jalandhar actively participated in this tournament. The Chief Guest for the day was Mr. Sohan Lal Papneja, Chairman Fruit and Vegetable Market, Jalandhar.

Chairman C T Institutions S. Charanjit Singh Channi, Principal Mrs. Lakhwinder Kaur, Managing Director Mr.Manbir Singh, Vice Principal Mrs. Anumita Gosal and many other distinguished personalities of the city graced the occasion with their benign presence.

The Karate fight was under the age group 9 years, 11 years, 13 years, 16 years, and above 18 years. The young Karate champs from various schools participated in the championship with great enthusiasm and spirit.

There was a neck to neck competition amongst the teams in Kata, Kumita and Team Shei. Each contender put in his best efforts and exhibited his skilful feat. Team shei received the loudest applause from the audience. The stage was performed by the Hardeep Singh, HOD English and the students in Karate were trained by Coach and National Games Winner Sahil Papneja, the ex-student of the school.

The medals and trophies were awarded to the winners by the Chief Guest .

In his presidential remarks the Chief Guest remarked that such like tournaments should be held from time to time as it motivates the students to learn the art of self defence and also inculcate the virtue of being self confident.

The Principal if the school, Mrs. Lakhwinder Kaur congratulated the awardees for their fabulous performance and blessed them to do their best, in the near future.

The Chairman of the school, S. Charanjit Singh Channi presented mementoes to the chief guest and other distinguished guests and extended his heartfelt gratitude to them, for sparing their precious time from their busy engagements, to shower their blessings on the winners of the tournament.

         STUDENTS' SUMMIT ON CLIMATE CHANGE

Students of C T Public School participated in a unique ‘Students summit on Climate change’ here today in which they showed keen involvement and understanding of present day climate situation and factors responsible for it.

The students made two groups: - One group represented Developed Nations such as U.S.A, Japan and other nations from EU. The other group comprised of students representing under developed and developing nations such as India, China, Brazil etc.

It looked almost like a real Summit with students behaving as responsible leaders raising questions of WHO IS RESPONSIBLE for climate change? Who has been emitting most carbon so far? Are China and India to be blamed while they produce for the developed nations i.e. the real consumers? The students prepared slogans, posters and made models of balanced eco-system and support the need of more trees on earth.

Unlike the leaders at Copenhagen, these student leaders representing developed and rich nations were eager to find solutions and to support financially the less developed nations to control the rising temperature. The students reached at an understanding and signed to work not as nations but as inhabitants of one planet EARTH because the truth is we need to save It.!

The Managing Director of CT Educational Society, Mr. Manbir Singh acknowledged the enthusiasm of the students and the efforts put in by Vice Principal Mrs. Anumita Gosal & Activity in charge Ms. Pooja Sharma. He said, “These students are the torch bearers and very much capable of managing any situation if we provide them such informative platform and practical experience.”  

CT Public School's Principal in Japan

Principal CT Public School Mrs. Lakhvinder Kaur was chosen as an Indian ambassador in Japan in Inter Cultural Mix programme called Genesis, organized by Japanese Govt. students and educators from Australia, New Zealand, India, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines and Switzerland stayed in Japan for 18 days.

They were shown different areas of Japan including Hiroshima whole group was given peace & anti war message.

Each one from the group was allotted one Japanese family and there was fine day’s stay of each member in Host family. There they lived in pure Japanese tradition, regularly visited allotted school enjoyed their food & hospitality. It was real Inter Cultural mix.

Mrs. Lakhvinder Kaur, being the Indian representative there met SP and Mayor of Hamamatsu prefecture. She gave presentations on Indian traditions and modern development and talked about world peace and other International issues. She appreciated the efforts of Japanese government for spreading the message of brotherhood to third World countries.

  CHRISTMAS CELEBRATED IN CT KINDERGARTEN

In order to inculcate the qualities of understanding, sharing, tolerance and brotherhood, the birth of Lord Jesus i.e. Christmas was celebrated in the kindergarten of CT Public School amidst great pomp and fervour. The kindergarten was decorated with stars and snow and it gave the look of a fairyland. All the children of Nursery, L.K.G & U.K.G and classes I to III came dressed up as ‘Santas’.

An enactment was presented by teachers and students of Kindergarten about the birth of baby Jesus in order to free humanity from the suffering of the tyrants of the time. Santa Claus came and distributed gifts to one and all. All the children sang Christmas Carols and danced to the tune of “Jingle Bells”. A Christmas Cake was cut and relished by Co-Chairperson of CT Educational Society, Mrs. Parminder Kaur Channi, Mrs. Tanika Channi, Mrs. Lakhvinder Kaur (Principal) and all the teachers and students.

The Principal of the school Mrs. Lakhvinder Kaur wished Merry Christmas to one and all and said, “Celebration of festivals is also a learning process for the young minds. We must inculcate good values preached by Almighty Jesus Christ”.