Greetings for Eid Ul Fitr

Inter House Kho Kho and Volleyball Tournaments held in CT

 Inter House Volleyball (Girls) and Kho-Kho (Boys) Competitions were held in CT Public School. These competitions were played with great zeal and enthusiasm.

In the volleyball competition, the girls of Marigold House secured the top notch, followed by Lotus House and in the Kho-Kho competition, the boys of Lotus House won followed by Marigold house which stood second.

Both the matches were very interesting and well played. Principal Mrs. Ranjana Rajput congratulated the teams for their achievement and team spirit.  

Class Representatives and Class Monitors

  From:- July 21, 2104 to August 4, 2014 

Congratulations to all the achievers….

The motto of the session 2014-15 is-

“ MOTIVATION, CONSCIENTIOUSNESS & PERSERVERANCE”

The students will be selected on the following parameters:-

1.       Punctuality

2.       Spoken/ Fluency

3.       Behaviour

4.       Class Performance

Names of the Monitor as well as Class Representatives are:

                                                                         Class Monitors

                                                                           Class Representatives

CTPS STUDENT APPLAUDED FOR BRAVERY

 An exemplary feat of bravery was exhibited by a gallant and chivalric young boy of CT Public School when he overpowered a dreaded chain snatcher. Sanuj Batra, a student of XII of Commerce Stream had accompanied his aunt, Mrs. Shabana Batra on his scooter to the market, when a routine chain snatcher, Bharpoor Singh, indicted in twelve cases of snatching and wanted by the police, grabbed her gold chain and fled. Possessing great presence of mind and grit. The brave lad told his aunt to get down and he trailed the imposter who took a lane towards Charanjitpura. There, the culprit was subdued and with the help of the people caught him and handed him over to the police. The commissioner of Police, eulogized Sanuj Batra’s heroic deed and awarded him an Appreciation Certificate.

A social worker, Mr. Ashok Sharma recommended his name for the National Award. His courageous and dauntless deed set a role model for the students to face anti-social elements, if they are encountered by, with courage and bravery and be an asset to the society. Principal Mrs. Ranjana Rajput congratulated Sanuj for his noteworthy and valourous endeavor and honoured him.

FUN AND REVELRY IN SUMMER CAMP

The sizzling heat of June keeps the residents indoors and makes them lethargic but when schools organize Summer Camps on the campus, the children break all the restraints and shackles of their homes and like the mice of Pied Piper of Hamelin, converge in the school premises to steal moments of fun and joy and learn new things taught to them in an informal environment. The Guests of Honour for the occasion was Ms. Parminder Kaur Channi, Co-Chairperson, CT Group of Institutions.

With the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, the camp for the junior age group began with the sprinkling of blossoms and a round of applause. Beginning with playing legendary games and splashing water in the swimming pool the little children let their foot go loose on the music. The main attraction of the camp is Adventure Club where students enjoyed the rope climbing etc.The children actively participated in these activities and learnt many useful things to enhance their personality and improve their skills.

Co-chairperson Ms. Parminder Kaur Channi and the Principal of CT Public School, Ms. Ranjana Rajput congratulated the participants of the Summer Camp for their overwhelming response and thanked the teachers for their co-operation. She also stressed upon the need of extracurricular activities in the school for the personality grooming and building of character. One learns co-operation, various new skills and utilization of various resources in such well organized camps. 

Tejasvi Aggarwal qualified All India Pre Medical Test, 2014

 Its is a matter of proud for all CTians that Tejasvi Aggarwal of our school qualified AIPMT, 2014. She got  546 rank.

RESULT OF INTER HOUSE RANGOLI COMPETITION

                                   JUNIOR CATEGORY

I POSITION- ROSE & JASMINE HOUSE

II POSITION- LOTUS, ROSE & MARIGOLD HOUSE

III POSITION-  JASMINE, MARIGOLD & LOTUS HOUSE

                                               SENIOR CATEGORY

I POSITION- LOTUS & MARIGOLD HOUSE

II POSITITION- LOTUS & MARIGOLD HOUSE

III POSITION- JASMINE &  ROSE HOUSE

A SUMMER FEST IN CT KINDERGARTEN

The sizzling heat of the summer which forces one to remain indoors could not bind the students of CT Kindergarten as a wonderful, entertaining and exciting summer camp was organized for them. 

The tiny-tots could not refrain themselves from participating in the camp as it promised them a lot of entertainment which would teach them to utilize their holidays fruitfully. 

The students attired in colourful garbs participated enthusiastically and learnt many creative things in craft classes.  Children enjoyed dips and splashes in the cool waters of the swimming pool. 

The main attraction was the Adventure Zone. This camp was systematically organized and well-coordinated with the sincere efforts of the Principal Mrs. Ranjana Rajput and the staff members.  The parents greatly applauded the efforts of the school which always initiates to generate good values to their wards through curricular and co-curricular activities.

Great Blessings ...Grandparents Day

 Grandparents Day was celebrated in CT Kindergarten to convey to the Grandparents that their presence in the families are great blessing as they guide  and direct the family members  to the right path by radiating good values of love , care and compassion. Mrs. Parminder Kaur Channi, Co- chairperson of CT Group and Mrs. Amarjit Kaur graced the occasion.

They were ushered a warm and genial welcome with a shower of petals and were presented cards. The entrance was decorated with beautiful cards made by the tiny tots expressing their love and gratitude to their grandparents.

They were welcomed to the school with handmade badges. A group song and dance prepared by the tiny tots marked the occasion. Thanks giving speech was presented emphasizing their importance of grandparents in the lives of the little ones.

A myriad of games and activities were conducted for the grandparents to make their day a memorable one and to enable them to take a dip in their yester years and to enjoy the essence of youth. Mrs. Ranjana Rajput, Principal, shared her views highlighting the role of grandparents. She said that what the children need most are the essentials that grandparents provide in abundance. They give the little ones unconditional love, kindness, patience, humor, comfort and lessons in life as these days’ parents don’t have time in today’s competitive age. 

CTians SHINE AGAIN IN CBSE XII

 AS goes the saying, “You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true. You may have to work for it”.

CT Public School has proved that hard work and continuous and strenuous efforts would help the students of CT Public School to excel and create history by exhibiting excellent results in the CBSE XII results.

TOPPERS OF XII COMMERCE

            Mehak Nanda                                                  Mallika Madaan                                              Shivam Mahendru        

             (90%)                                                                    (86.4%)                                                                     (86%)

TOPPERS OF XII SCIENCE STREAM

                     Jaspreet Singh Kandola                                                      Shivam Mahendru

                                                                                      (90%)

Chetan Chouhan an outstanding student of CTPS has qualified the entrance exam of Vellore Institute of Technology, Birla Institute of Technology and even in the University of British Columbia. Rahul Jassy and Shivam Mahindru qualified the JEE Mains. 107 students of the school appeared in the CBSE XII Exams and they came out with flying colours. The results were exceptionally good with 35 students scoring above 90 marks in various subjects. Four students scored 98 % in Physical Education and 95% in English each. The highest score in Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Accounts was 95 and the 94 was the highest in Economics. The Principal applauded the students for their stupendous performance in their exams and blessed them for their brilliant future. 

Rashi wins Gold in Extempore Competition

An Interschool English Competition was held on 24^th May 2014, at DIPS, Kapurthala, under the aegis of Sahodaya Independent Schools, Jalandhar. About 80 students from 40 schools hailing from Hoshiarpur, Phagwara, Jalandhar and Kapurthala participated in this tough competition.

With her excellent oratory skills and wonderful presentation, Rashi Singh, of CT Public School won accolades as she strided ahead of all the competitors with a glittering gold medal and made her alma mater proud. Carol Singh of IX-B also participated in this competition and got a participation certificate.

The Principal of the school Mrs. Ranjana Rajput congratulated her for her stupendous performance and inspired the students to enhance their speaking skills in order to have an affluent future.

CT Wins Special Award in Music Competition

An Interschool Shabad Gayan Competition was held at Guru Amar Dass Public School, Jalandhar on 23^rd May. In this breathtaking and divine competition, the students of CT Public School won the hearts of the judges who were enthralled with the soft and blissful Shabad enlightening the audience about the magnitude and prominence of God and the heavenly glory we experience.

The students won a special award on this occasion and brought laurels for the school. Mrs. Ranjana Rajput congratulated the students and their teachers for their brilliant performance.

Appreciations to the Class Incharges

Class Inchages were appreciated for the nicely decorated display boards of their classes.

PARTICIPANTS OF NUKKAD NATAK HONOURED

CLASS REPRESENTATIVES and CLASS MONITORS -(I)

 From:- May 22, 2104 to June 5, 2014 

Congratulations to all the achievers….

The motto of the session 2014-15 is-

“ MOTIVATION, CONSCIENTIOUSNESS & PERSERVERANCE”

The students will be selected on the following parameters:-

1.       Punctuality

2.       Spoken/ Fluency

3.       Behaviour

4.       Class Performance

CLASS REPRESENTATIVES

CLASS MONITORS

Names of the Monitors as well as Class representatives are:

They will shoulder their responsibility earnestly for two weeks.

Seminar on Traffic Safety

 A Seminar on Road Safety was held in the premises of CT Public School to enlighten the students about the safe ways to ride and drive as the knowledge and retention of these safety measures is required by the young generation due to increasing graph of road accidents day by day.

The initiative to conduct the seminar was taken by Mr. Ishwar Singh, the Police Commissioner, S. Baljit Singh Dhillon, ADCP Traffic. S. Ranjit Singh, S. Shamsher Singh and Mr. Ramesh Kumar from traffic department counselled all present by telling them to wear helmets, carry their RC’s, driving license, pollution certificate, Insurance etc.

Mrs. Ranjana Rajput, the Principal, CT Public School inspired the students to retain and follow these rules as life is precious.

CTians again shine in Academics

 The evening of 20^th May brought jubiliations in the premises of CT Public School when class X was declared. All appeared students came out in flying colours & CTPS has 100% results for 10^th class.

             Simarjit Khanna                                                  Ishaan Bakshi                                               Navdeep Kaur

                    Kanika                                                            Abhiraj Singh                                                 Ajayvir Singh Gosal

           Gurmaihar Singh                                                  Jasmeet Kaur                                                   Harpreet Kaur

 Simarjit Khanna, Ishaan Bakshi, Navdeep Kaur, Kanika, Abhiraj Singh, Ajayvir Singh Gosal, Gurmaihar Singh, Jasmeet Kaur and Harpreet Kaur secured 10 CGPA in all the subjects and were proclaimed ‘Top Notches’ of the session 2013-14.Deepinder Singh attained 9.6 CGPA, Harpreet Kaur, Simranpreet Kaur secured 9.4 CGPA whereas Shagun & Komalpreet got 9.2 CGPA and Harmanpreet Kaur & Charankanwal Singh  were ranked 9 CGPA in all the subjects. An atmosphere of jubilations prevailed in the premises of CT Public School.

Managing Director of CT Group of Institutions Mr. Manbir Singh, Principal CTPS Ms.. Ranjana Rajput and Vice Principal of the school Mr. R.C. Sethi Singh gave commendations and congratulated the students, parents and teachers for their towering success and blessed them all for their bright future. The top notches of the school extended their heartfelt gratitude to their teachers, parents and Principal of the school for creating such a good and congenial environment of studies and for imparting them quality education, here at CTPS. 

DANA PANI ACTIVITY

 The basis of any effective academic environment is the love, understanding and compassionate feelings. All of us get opportunities to do good. Our real potential comes out and flourishes when we use it and accomplish the task. To continue the trend to do noble deeds, CT Public School has joined hands with “Dainik Bhaskar” to perform “Dana pani ” activity for the birds.

Young students of  CT had brought earthern pots for the birds so that they can prove themselves the pioneers to save the birds from getting extinct. With this little move, the young CTians acquired the ability to take decisions, trust their judgement and learn to have faith in their abilities .

This activity of the students  must be blessed by the divine spirit. At the end, I would like to say,” To ride well, learn to decide well ”. It is perfectly true one can do well in his life and career only when one’s decision is taken in time and applied well.       

SELF DEFENCE - AN INITIATIVE BY CT TO PROTECT GIRLS

 In the fast developing society, where women empowerment is greatly accentuated,  frequent incidents of crimes against the fair sex looms large in all the leading newspapers and electronic , media. The incidents are endless and figures show an alarming rise in atrocities inflicted on women. Every 26 minutes a women is molested. Every 34 minutes a rape takes place.

Every 42 minutes an incident of sexual harassment occurs. The issue is not only of gender abuse, it is to recognize the right to every individual to exist as a human being and not live as subordinate sex. Violence against women is the most pervasive human rights violation in the world today. The plight of today’s women is a cause of great concern and malaise for the CT Educational Society which has undertaken the Herculean task of educating and sensitizing the public about gender emulation. CT Public School has embarked a self defence programme and self protection session for the girls as they are victimized by malicious and pernicious assailants who lack humanity and morality.

This laudable   program has been incorporated in the CT curriculum for the girls on regular basis whereby the girl students would be trained by experts. Self defence is an important priority for women. Assault on women is rampant as the assailants bearing Satanic hearts cannot restrain their devilish desires assume that women will be more passive and not fight back. In the tutorial, the girls are counseled that when their safety is endangered defending herself by fighting back is the most ethical decision she can make. The best personal defence is usually an explosive counterattack. Most women are assaulted by someone they know and 40 percent of the time the crime will happen in the victim’s home. The women should be watchful at all times.  The best self defence is awareness. The more informed they are, the better they will be prepared lest a predator targets them. By empowering themselves with knowledge and being mentally prepared for any untoward assault, the fear of it will diminish. “Anyone who is aware of his environment knows that the peril of physical assault does exist, and that it exists everywhere and at all times”.

The girls were advocated to be vigil when they moved out doors and should always follow their intuitions. They ought to be decently dressed in public. They were advised to be very observant and inappropriate behavior of anyone should caution them. They were advised to keep sharp instruments of pepper sprays in their bags lest they were overtaken by their marauder. Facing the possibility of being the target of a violent crime is frightening, but there’s no need for women to live a paranoid-filled life. Girls should be able to take smart decisions, like avoiding unnecessary risks, learn to trust intuition and how to defend themselves. 

CT Cricketers Bring Laurels

 CT Public School lays great emphasis on sports as it is invaluable. It instills lessons and values like discipline, responsibility, self confidence, sacrifice, and accountability that are essential in the life of a student. Physical fitness is of the utmost importance for everyone, young and old. Participation in games and sports invariably ensures good health, fitness and, generally, freedom from ailments of various types. Also, unless the human body is kept in smooth trim and in an overall fit condition, even the brain will refuse to co-operate after some time. Actually, physical fitness is essential for proficiency in studies and for winning distinctions in examinations. With this view, the school has taken the initiative to prepare students for various sports by imparting exceptional training through professional coaches which has greatly enhanced the standard of sports in the school.

The sport stars of CT Public School have once again proved their mettle by getting selected in the State Level Cricket Tournament in the under -16 category. A magnificent tournament was organized for the under- 16 category in the month of April and May, by the Punjab Cricket Association. 23 students from various schools across the state were selected for the state level tournament. Manthan and Gaurav Chaudhary from CT Public School won kudos for getting selected to represent the state. The Principal of the school Mrs. Ranjana Rajput congratulated the students for their exemplary performance and encouraged them to carve their name at the state level too.