JUNE - 2026

Welcome to June - 2026 Edition Of  SSVK  Newsletter

World Environment Day, observed annually on June 5, plays a vital role in raising awareness about the need to protect our environment and the responsibility each individual holds. It reminds us that our lives depend on healthy ecosystems and encourages the changes necessary to ensure a sustainable future.

This year’s theme focused on climate change. In our school, students participated in various activities throughout the week to spread awareness about how human actions impact the environment. Quizzes and other engaging activities were conducted during the morning assembly.

One of the most significant events was the “Knowledge Kaleidoscope,” where students were assigned environmental topics and spoke about them during the assembly. Each presentation was followed by three questions, which helped improve knowledge, curiosity, and confidence among students.

Additionally, a display board decoration competition was organized, and students showcased impressive creativity and effort. Students were also encouraged to adopt environmentally responsible habits, such as switching off lights and fans when not in use and reducing plastic waste.

Overall, the week concluded with everyone taking an oath to protect the environment through their actions

DISPLAY BOARD COMPETITION

On the occasion of Environment Day, a display board competition was organized for students from Classes 6 to 10. The theme for the competition was Climate Action – "Now for Climate", which aimed to create awareness about climate change and the importance of protecting our environment.

Each class was required to decorate and present a display board based on the given theme. The boards had to be made using only eco-friendly materials, and the use of plastic was strictly prohibited. Students participated enthusiastically and displayed their creativity by preparing informative and attractive boards.

The display boards were judged according to specific criteria, and the total marks allotted for each board were 50. The judges evaluated the boards based on creativity, presentation, relevance to the theme, and use of eco-friendly materials.

This activity was also a part of the school's first CCA activity. Among all the participating classes, Class 10 'A' secured the first place by scoring 44 out of 50 marks.

The activity helped students understand the importance of climate conservation and encouraged them to adopt environmentally friendly practices in their daily lives.

To foster the habit of reading and enhance students' awareness of current affairs, our school distributed the DH Student Edition (NESW) newspaper to students throughout the academic year. This initiative aimed to encourage young learners to stay informed about local, national, and global events while developing critical thinking and language skills.

The newspaper served as a valuable educational resource, providing age-appropriate news, informative articles, quizzes, and features that complemented classroom learning. Students eagerly engaged with the daily editions, enriching their vocabulary, improving reading comprehension, and gaining a broader perspective on the world around them.

Our school celebrated International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm and active participation from students across all classes. The event highlighted the importance of yoga in promoting physical fitness, mental well-being, and a balanced lifestyle.

The celebration began with a brief introduction to the significance of International Yoga Day, followed by a guided yoga session where students performed various asanas, pranayama (breathing exercises), and meditation techniques under the guidance of trained instructors and teachers. The students demonstrated remarkable discipline and enthusiasm while practising the yoga postures.

The session emphasized the benefits of regular yoga practice, including improved concentration, flexibility, strength, and stress management. It also inspired students to adopt healthy habits and incorporate yoga into their daily lives for overall well-being.

As part of the preparations for the upcoming CBSE Sports Competition, RSPAVK School visited Sri Sarada Devi Vidya Kendra (SSVK) for a series of friendly Kho Kho practice matches in the Under-14 and Under-17 Boys categories.

The practice matches provided an excellent platform for both teams to sharpen their skills, improve coordination, and gain valuable match experience in a competitive yet friendly environment. The players displayed exceptional agility, teamwork, strategic thinking, and sportsmanship throughout the games.

The interaction between the two schools fostered a spirit of healthy competition and mutual respect, allowing students to learn from one another while building confidence ahead of the CBSE tournament. Coaches from both schools guided the players with constructive feedback, helping them identify strengths and areas for improvement.

The event was a meaningful step in preparing the young athletes for the challenges of the upcoming competition. SSVK extends its sincere appreciation to the students, coaches, and staff of RSPAVK School for their enthusiastic participation and wishes both teams the very best for the forthcoming CBSE Sports Competition.