• 21
• Jan

Special Assembly on Parakaram Diwas

On January 21st, 2025 a special assembly conducted in the Primary Wing of Guru Gobind Singh Public School, to commemorate Parakaram Diwas, a day dedicated to honour the bravery and contributions of our freedom fighters. The assembly was organized to highlight the life and achievements of great leaders like Rani Lakshmi Bai, Mahatma Gandhi, Bhagat Singh, A.P.J Abdul Kalam etc. and to inspire students with their indomitable spirit and patriotism. The assembly began with morning prayer followed by a thought provoking speech in which the significance of the day was reiterated, some G.K. questions and small introductions of few leaders done by the students to make everyone aware of the leaders who brought freedom and peace to our country by sacrificing their life. The event left a lasting impression on everyone serving as a reminder of sacrifice made by our freedom fighters and the importance of national pride and unity. On this occasion, Principal, Mr. Soumen Chakraborty, appreciated the student’s enthusiastic performance and urged everyone to celebrate the legacy every year on this day and keep in mind that freedom is not a gift but a responsibility.

• 13
• Jan

Ensuring Safer Roads: A Day of Awareness and Creativity

Under the esteemed direction of the District Transport Officer (Ref. No. R-25035/137/2025), Guru Gobind Singh Public School, Bokaro, hosted a remarkable workshop on Road Safety on 13th January 2025. The event, graced with scholarly rigor and youthful enthusiasm, unfolded in the School Lecture Theatre 01 with grandeur and regalia. Spearheaded by the dynamic leadership of Principal Mr. Soumen Chakraborty and Vice-Principal Mr. C.P. Singh, the workshop served as an illuminating platform to instill a sense of responsibility among young minds. Supervised by Mr. Paramjeet Singh (PE), the workshop was a confluence of intellectual and creative pursuits, featuring activities such as questionnaires, speeches, debates, and a vivid drawing competition, each underscoring the paramount importance of road safety. The philanthropic visionaries of the School Managing Committee, Shri Tarsem Singh, President of GGES, and Shri S.P. Singh, Secretary of GGES, lauded this noble endeavor. They praised the Principal's initiative in nurturing students to become conscientious citizens and advocates for safer roads. This initiative not only reinforced the tenets of responsible citizenship but also painted a vibrant canvas of awareness, where words, colors, and ideas converged to champion the cause of life-saving vigilance on the roads.

• 13
• Jan

A Glorious Celebration of Lohri: An Ode to Unity and Tradition

In the hallowed precincts of the Guru Gobind Singh Educational Society Technical Campus, Kandra, a resplendent bonfire was kindled on the auspicious occasion of Lohri, 13th January 2025, radiating the warmth of devotion and camaraderie. Under the visionary stewardship of Shri Tarsem Singh, President, GGES, and the sagacious guidance of Shri S.P. Singh, Secretary, GGES, the event unfolded as a luminous tapestry of cultural exuberance and spiritual fervor. The evening witnessed the august presence of the esteemed philanthropist members of the Guru Gobind Singh Educational Society, alongside the dedicated faculty members of Guru Gobind Singh Public Schools from Bokaro, Chas, and Dhanbad. The crackling flames of the bonfire symbolized the triumph of light over darkness, accompanied by traditional folk songs and rhythmic beats of dhol, evoking a spirit of collective joy. The mellifluous echoes of Punjabi hymns reverberated, intertwining heritage with hope. This sacred gathering stood as a testament to the enduring ethos of unity, fostering a shared sense of belonging and cultural pride. A celebration etched in luminous memories, Lohri 2025 shall remain a cherished chapter in the annals of Guru Gobind Singh Educational Society, nurturing the soul of tradition for generations to come.

• 11
• Jan

Parent -Teacher Meeting

Navigating the road to success- PTM Prior to Annual Examination A parent teacher meeting was held at Primary Wing of Guru Gobind Singh Public School , Sec – V/B , Bokaro Steel City on 11th January , 2025 to discuss the students’ progress and preparations for the upcoming Annual Examination. The meeting was attended by teachers, parents, and other teaching staffs, who provided valuable insights on how to support students during this crucial time. Teachers outlined the key areas to focus on for the upcoming exams, emphasizing revision strategies and time management and also shared individual student performance reports, discussing strengths, areas for improvement, and specific academic goals. Parents expressed their concerns about their children’s stress levels and extra practice as a part of revision. They appreciated the work provided through ERP and clear communication from teachers and the school’s overall commitment to student’s well- being. On this occasion,Principal, Mr. Soumen Chakraborty, said that ,the partnership we share with parents plays a pivotal role in shaping the academic and emotional well-being of our children. P.T.M provides us with an opportunity to discuss how we can work together to ensure that our students are fully prepared for the challenges ahead.

• 10
• Jan

Celebrating Culture and Language: A Melange of Festivities at GGPS

Under the illustrious stewardship of Mr. Soumen Chakraborty, Principal, and Mr. C.P. Singh, Vice-Principal, Guru Gobind Singh Public School, a grand celebration of Hindi Diwas and Lohri unfolded on 10th January 2025 in the school’s assembly arena. The event showcased the vibrant amalgamation of cultural reverence and linguistic pride, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of the audience. The assembly arena resonated with the echoes of Hindi poetry recitations, cultural dances, and soul-stirring songs, beautifully epitomizing the richness of the Hindi language. Students also performed engaging skits, highlighting the historical and contemporary significance of Hindi Diwas, infusing pride in the mother tongue. The Lohri celebrations brought warmth and joy to the chilly January morning. The traditional bonfire ceremony was accompanied by lively folk songs and bhangra performances, capturing the essence of this harvest festival. Students adorned in ethnic attire lent an authentic charm to the occasion. Addressing the gathering, Mr. Soumen Chakraborty emphasized the importance of such platforms in nurturing students' talents and fostering holistic development. He reiterated that these celebrations not only showcase cultural heritage but also instill values of unity and respect for diversity. The philanthropist members of the School Managing Committee Shri Tarsem Singh, President, GGES and Shri S.P.Singh, Secretary, GGES lauded the visionary leadership of the Principal and the dedicated efforts of the staff in organizing such enriching events. They praised the students’ enthusiasm and creativity, encouraging them to continue embracing their roots while excelling in modern pursuits. This dual celebration was a testament to the school’s commitment to preserving traditions while nurturing future leaders, leaving every participant and spectator inspired.