An essay and poster competition were held on 18 Oct in #RAMLAU
In which a combined result was declared for junior and senior and
Deepti got 1 rank with a cash prize of 3000.
And Aishwarya…got 2nd rank wth cash prize of 2000.
Facilitations to our deserving students!
Our Earth is the only native planet known to mankind. It is important to keep up the normal resources of the Earth in a sustainable way. To create awareness about it April 22 is celebrated as Earth day annually. To inculcate good and healthy habits among students, a week-long activity digital memory sign-making activity was organized in our school. Students enthusiastically participated, where they under the guidance of their science and computer teacher made beautiful cards for themselves highlighting various reasons for the ailing planet. These reminder cards were placed in the school premises to create awareness about enviornment friendly habits like- ‘Save Water’, ‘Turn off lights and the fans’ etc. The best posters were displayed on the school premises. Junior students of the school were also not left behind, they came up with a nukkad natak in the assembly to spread awareness of environmental issues. This is our students learn to Restore Our Earth”.
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Electricity Saved is Electricity Produced. TTS has launched a new initiative in partnership with the State Electricity Department to switch off all non-essential Public Lights between 9:30pm to 10:30pm, on Poornima nights. Join us in turning all non-essential lights at your home as well.
