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On the 16th of February, 2023, a highly engaging and #informative#session was held at Waheguru Public School, organized by the JCI Ludhiana City.

The session was aimed at students in classes 6, 7, and 8, with the aim of developing their #problem-solving skills, and fostering a deeper understanding of how they can #solve problems with the help of team work and proper communication.

Jc Pushpinder Dhaba ji – President of JCI LUDHIANA CITY, Jc Vinay Jain ji – Vice President Training of JCI LUDHIANA CITY, Jc Parth Gupta ji – Director Training of JCI LUDHIANA CITY and Jc Dr.Arun Gupta ji -Treasurer of JCI LUDHIANA CITY also attended and Gave their insights in the session.

The session was conducted by National #Trainer of JCI INDIA Jc Aabha Sikri ma’am, who began by introducing the #students to the concept of problem-solving, and why it is a critical skill for their personal and #professional development. The trainers highlighted the importance of being able to identify problems, evaluate their impact, and come up with #creative solutions to solve them.

The session was highly interactive, with the trainers using a range of fun and engaging activities to help the students develop their problem-solving skills.

The students were #encouraged to think outside the box and come up with innovative solutions to the challenges, which helped them to develop their critical thinking and creativity skills. She also emphasized the importance of teamwork and communication, as these skills are essential for effective problem-solving.

Our students did great in the divinity exam conducted by Sikh Missionary College Ludhiana.

The exam was open to students of grade 2nd to 10th. It was designed to assess the students’ knowledge of the basics of Sikhism, including its history, teachings and principles of Sikh gurus. Our students rose to the challenge, showcasing their in-depth understanding of these topics.

Waheguru Public School students made the school proud by winning medals in the Olympiad of English Language. The exam was held on December 13, 2022, and saw participation from several schools across the country.

The competition was based on language proficiency, and the students were evaluated on their knowledge of grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension skills. The students of Waheguru Public School put up a fantastic performance and won several medals, including gold, silver, and bronze.

The gold medalists were applauded for their exceptional grasp of the language and their ability to articulate their thoughts effectively. The silver medalists also displayed a high level of proficiency and were recognised for their consistent efforts. The bronze medalists, too, were commended for their language skills and were encouraged to continue working towards their goals.

The school principal, Mrs. Baljeet Kaur congratulated the students for their achievements and their outstanding performance. She praised their dedication and hard work and said that their achievements would inspire other students to strive for excellence in their future endeavors. She also appreciated the efforts done by Mrs. Jatinder kaur

The students’ families and friends also expressed their pride in their achievements and applauded their hard work and determination.

Say no to China Dor (plastic kite string)

As you read this more birds,children and adults are being injured or killed by chinador

Let’s join hands and spread awareness

China DOR, also known as manja or string, is traditionally made from a type of natural thread called “abra.” Abra thread is made from the fibers of the “abra” plant, which is a type of palm tree that is native to India and Pakistan. The fibers are collected from the tree, cleaned, and then spun into thread.

Say no to China Dor

The thread is then coated with a mixture of glue and powdered glass, which gives it its strength and cutting ability. The coating process is typically done by hand, and the string is dried before it is packaged and sold.

However, in recent years, there has been a move away from using natural abra thread in favor of synthetic materials such as nylon or polyethylene. These synthetic materials are cheaper and easier to produce, but they are also more dangerous because they are more likely to cause injury if they come into contact with skin.

In some countries, the use of glass-coated kite strings is banned due to safety concerns, as it can cause serious injuries or even death.