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SUMMARY:Art integrated educational event by  “SPIC MACAY “
DESCRIPTION:Art integrated educational event by  “SPIC MACAY “ to sensitise present generation about Indian Cultural heritage through performing art.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/art-integrated-educational-event-by-spic-macay/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250804T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250804T170000
DTSTAMP:20250811T045237Z
CREATED:20250811T045232Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250811T045237Z
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SUMMARY:Staff and Students Football Match!
DESCRIPTION:Maintaining legacy of tradition to have the strong connection of staff and students through festive matches . Glimpses of Football match!
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/staff-and-students-football-match/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250726T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250726T170000
DTSTAMP:20250729T052104Z
CREATED:20250729T052039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250729T052104Z
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SUMMARY:NCC (Air Wing) Cadets Observe Kargil Vijay Diwas
DESCRIPTION:The NCC (Air Wing) cadets of The Punjab Public School solemnly observed Kargil Vijay Diwas on July 26\, 2025\, in accordance with the directives of Gp HQ NCC Patiala and 3 Punjab Air NCC Patiala. The day commemorates the valour and sacrifice of Indian soldiers during Operation Vijay\, which culminated in a historic victory for India on July 26\, 1999. The operation led to the successful recapture of key positions in the Kargil sector that had been occupied by Pakistani intruders\, restoring the sanctity of the Line of Control. \nA total of 527 brave soldiers laid down their lives\, and over 1300 were wounded during the conflict. The Indian Air Force\, working in close coordination with the Indian Army\, played a pivotal role in the operation\, which was codenamed Safed Sagar. \nAs part of the observance\, cadets paid heartfelt tributes to the martyrs and took a solemn pledge to serve the nation with dedication and integrity. An online class was also conducted to mark the occasion\, during which cadets created thought-provoking paintings reflecting the spirit of the day. \nAddressing the cadets\, Headmaster Dr DC Sharma highlighted the significance of Kargil Vijay Diwas and urged them to draw inspiration from the courage\, patriotism\, and selfless service of the armed forces. The observance served as a poignant reminder of the supreme sacrifice made by our soldiers and reinforced the values of duty\, honour\, and country among the young cadets.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/ncc-air-wing-cadets-observe-kargil-vijay-diwas-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250706T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250706T170000
DTSTAMP:20250718T075926Z
CREATED:20250718T075922Z
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SUMMARY:Annual Tours 2025 Trivandrum and Kerela
DESCRIPTION:Travelling! ✈️ It’s a great way to explore new places\, experience different cultures\, and make unforgettable memories. Whether you’re looking for adventure\, relaxation\, or cultural immersion\, travelling has something for everyone.\nOur Headmaster Dr D C Sharma gave opportunity to the students of Punjab Public School Nabha to visit Kerala and Trivandrum. The tour provided students with valuable insights into India’s rich heritage\, science\, and technology\, while also fostering camaraderie and experiential learning. It was a memorable and informative experience for all .
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/annual-tours-2025-trivandrum-and-kerela/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250625T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250626T170000
DTSTAMP:20250716T061939Z
CREATED:20250716T061901Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250716T061939Z
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SUMMARY:PPS emerges 1st Runners-Up in IPSC (U-14 Boys) Hockey Championship
DESCRIPTION:The IPSC Hockey (U-14 Boys) Championship was held at Sainik School\, Chittorgarh from June 25-26\, 2025. The team from The Punjab Public School\, Nabha put up a commendable performance and secured the position of 1st runners-up. Gurfatehbir stood out with his exceptional skills and was adjudged the Best Goalkeeper of the tournament. Headmaster Dr DC Sharma complimented Hockey Coach\, Mr Navjot Singh Sandhu and the entire team for a stupendous performance.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/pps-emerges-1st-runners-up-in-ipsc-u-14-boys-hockey-championship/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250621T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250621T170000
DTSTAMP:20250623T043825Z
CREATED:20250623T041711Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250623T043825Z
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SUMMARY:NCC cadets celebrate International Day of Yoga at PPS
DESCRIPTION:The NCC cadets of PPS Nabha enthusiastically celebrated the International Day of Yoga on June 21\, 2025\, in accordance with the directives of NCC Group Headquarters\, Patiala. Under the expert guidance of Mr Vikas Kumar\, the cadets performed a series of yoga postures and were enlightened on the profound importance of yoga in maintaining physical\, mental\, and spiritual well-being.On this special occasion\, Headmaster Dr DC Sharma addressed the gathering\, inspiring the cadets to embrace yoga as a lifelong discipline for holistic growth and inner harmony. The cadets solemnly pledged to incorporate yoga into their daily lives. \nIncharge Chief Officer Shahid Ahmed\, 3 Punjab Air Sqn NCC\, Patiala; Incharge 2nd Officer Amandeep Singh\, 14 Punjab Battalion\, Nabha; Incharge 3rd Officer Davinder Dutt\, 1 Punjab Naval Wing\, Nangal; and Incharge Narinder Panchal\, 10 Punjab Battalion Patiala\, were present.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/ncc-cadets-celebrate-international-day-of-yoga-at-pps-4/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250615T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250615T170000
DTSTAMP:20250729T051704Z
CREATED:20250729T051700Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250729T051704Z
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SUMMARY:Annual Tours 2025 BANGALORE-MYSORE-OOTY
DESCRIPTION:Travelling! ✈️ It’s a great way to explore new places\, experience different cultures\, and make unforgettable memories. Whether you’re looking for adventure\, relaxation\, or cultural immersion\, travelling has something for everyone.\nOur Headmaster Dr D C Sharma gave opportunity to the students of Punjab Public School Nabha to visit BANGALORE-MYSORE-OOTY. The tour provided students with valuable insights into India’s rich heritage\, science\, and technology\, while also fostering camaraderie and experiential learning. It was a memorable and informative experience for all.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/annual-tours-2025-bangalore-mysore-ooty/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250615T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250615T170000
DTSTAMP:20250722T044639Z
CREATED:20250722T044635Z
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SUMMARY:Annual Tours 2025 Mumbai & Goa
DESCRIPTION:Annual Tours 2025 Mumbai & Goa \nTravelling! ✈️ It’s a great way to explore new places\, experience different cultures\, and make unforgettable memories. Whether you’re looking for adventure\, relaxation\, or cultural immersion\, travelling has something for everyone. \nOur Headmaster Dr D C Sharma gave opportunity to the students of Punjab Public School Nabha to visit Mumbai and Goa. The tour provided students with valuable insights into India’s rich heritage\, science\, and technology\, while also fostering camaraderie and experiential learning. It was a memorable and informative experience for all
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/annual-tours-2025-mumbai-goa/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250611T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250611T170000
DTSTAMP:20250719T075548Z
CREATED:20250719T075543Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250719T075548Z
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SUMMARY:Annual Tours 2025 Pune Lonavala & Mumbai
DESCRIPTION:Travelling is a wonderful experience that broadens one’s perspective\, fosters cultural understanding\, and creates lifelong memories. Our Headmaster Dr D C Sharma gave opportunity to the students of Punjab Public School Nabha to visit Pune Lonavala & Mumbai. The tour provided students with valuable insights into India’s rich heritage\, science\, and technology\, while also fostering camaraderie and experiential learning. It was a memorable and informative experience for all .
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/annual-tours-2025-pune-lonavala-mumbai/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250514T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250514T170000
DTSTAMP:20250521T115154Z
CREATED:20250521T114006Z
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SUMMARY:Senior Sutlej House Show
DESCRIPTION:Sutlejians organised the cultural evening on May 14\, 2025. Orchestra was an aural treat based on Raag Bilawal. The English Play “Mind Your Language” by Vince Powell was an instant hit with the audience. Centred on an English teacher’s humorous struggle to teach the language to a class of transnational students\, it was both entertaining and relatable. The Solo Song “Har Ghari Badal Rahi Hai” by Satyajeet was a lilting addition. It was followed by the Semi-Classical Dance. A duet Sufi song “Jugni” by the duo of Khushmeen and Sukhman was a sheer revelation. The next item was Kalbelia\, the folk dance of Rajasthan. The mime on the journey of human evolution kept the audience glued to their seats. Finally\, the cultural evening ended with the energetic performance of Giddha and Bhangra.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/senior-sutlej-house-show/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250503T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250503T170000
DTSTAMP:20250515T051821Z
CREATED:20250515T045029Z
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SUMMARY:Senior Ravi House Show
DESCRIPTION:Ravians organised the cultural evening on May 3\, 2025. Orchestra was an aural treat based on Raag Malkauns. The English Play “Doctor Faustus” by Christopher Marlowe cast a spell on the audience. It dealt with human ambition\, thirst for forbidden knowledge\, inner conflict\, consequences of pride and the tragic cost of forsaking salvation. The Solo Song by Aradhya Gupta added to the list of breathtaking performances. Semi-Classical Dance was another lilting addition. Folk Dance of Rajasthan Ghumar set the stage on fire. Mime showed the every changing lifestyle and value system. Finally\, Giddha and Bhangra brought the curtains down on the unforgettable house show.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/senior-ravi-house-show/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250427T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250427T170000
DTSTAMP:20250506T065705Z
CREATED:20250506T063335Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250506T065705Z
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SUMMARY:Senior Jumna House Show
DESCRIPTION:Jumnites hosted a spectacular Cultural Evening on April 27\, 2025\, celebrating tradition and talent. The event began with a soulful Orchestra based on “Raag Yaman”. Rishita Pal’s solo song “Haseen Ban Gaye” captivated the audience\, followed by a lively enactment of Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew”. Energetic Folk and Semi-Classical Dances added vibrancy\, while a thought-provoking mime highlighted the importance of good habits. The evening concluded with spirited Giddha and Bhangra performances\, showcasing strong cultural roots. The event was a perfect blend of music\, drama\, and dance\, leaving the audience spellbound.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/senior-jumna-house-show/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250420T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250420T170000
DTSTAMP:20250430T062140Z
CREATED:20250430T060913Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250430T062140Z
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SUMMARY:Senior Beas House Show
DESCRIPTION:Beas House organised the cultural evening on April 20\, 2025. The very first item Orchestra based on “Raag Bhairavi” gave a rollicking start to the show. “Believer song” struck a chord with the audience. It was followed by the English play “Julius Caesar” by William Shakespeare. The acting troupe of Beas House made the historic betrayal come alive on the stage. “Maa song” by Parikshit Gupta lent a new feel to the evening. Semi-Classical and Gujarati Folk Dance “Garba” took the artistic excellence to a whole new level. The mime sensitised everyone to the issue of ragging in educational institutions. Finally\, Giddha and Bhangra brought out strong cultural connect.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/senior-beas-house-show/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250413T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250413T170000
DTSTAMP:20250430T060954Z
CREATED:20250416T115545Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250430T060954Z
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SUMMARY:Baisakhi Fete
DESCRIPTION:Baisakhi Welfare Fete was inaugurated by Headmaster Dr DC Sharma in the Headmaster’s Green on April 13\, 2025. A large number of Old Nabhaites and parents turned up on the occasion. Many games and eatables stalls were put up catering to varied tastes and likings. Boys and girls enjoyed Fishing the soft drink bottles\, Golf putting\, Scoring a goal (football) \n\, One stump to bowl at\, Hockey scoop\, Jabberwocky\, Frisbee\, Coin the bucket\, Hoopla (ring & carry)\, Car race/dice game\, Agility Ladder Twist\, Toppling the cans\, Basketball through a tyre\, Dart shooting\, All is well\, Horse riding and Juke Box. Nimboo Pani Stall was another attraction. Admission Cell/PPS Souvenir got a huge response. Tambola added to the charm. Departments of Art\, Craft\, Photography\, Geography\, IT & Robotics\, Mathematics\, Chemistry\, Physics\, Biology\, History\, Historical Section\, Music and Band put up exhibitions as well. Headmaster Dr DC Sharma acknowledged with thanks the contribution of the parents in the growth of the school. He said his thrust was on making the students globally competent.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/baisakhi-fete/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250413T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250413T170000
DTSTAMP:20250416T120003Z
CREATED:20250416T115014Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250416T120003Z
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SUMMARY:Special Assembly
DESCRIPTION:In a special assembly prior to the fete\, Deepinder Kaur\, Japneet Kaur and Ishmeet Kaur threw light on the relevance of the day in English\, Hindi and Punjabi respectively. The school choir sang Tu Mera Pita Tu Hai Mera Mata and Deh Shiva Bar Mohe Eha. Bursar Dr Ankur Samuel Birkett\, ODHM Mrs Ravinder Kaur and faculty members were present.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/special-assembly/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250227T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250227T170000
DTSTAMP:20250407T115704Z
CREATED:20250315T054832Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250407T115704Z
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SUMMARY:Inter-Wing Marching Competition (2024-25)
DESCRIPTION:Inter-Wing Marching Competition (2024-25)  \nInter-Wing Marching Competition (JD) was held opposite the school auditorium on February 27\, 2025. Boys and girls of all the three wings of NCC (Air\, Naval and Army) took part in it. NCC (Air Wing) Commander Tejasveer Singh Badyal\, NCC (Naval Wing) Commander Gurkirat Singh and NCC (Army Wing) Commander (Boys) Namandeep Singh and NCC (Army Wing) Commander (Girls) Charvi Sharma led from the front. All the wings displayed grand marching and drill. Headmaster Dr DC Sharma presided over this competition. Speaking on the occasion\, Dr Sharma enlightened everyone present on the relevance of the National Cadet Corps and exhorted boys and girls to join the defence forces. He complimented the organisers for a hassle-free competition. The panel of judges comprised Mr Mohit Joshi\, Capt Som Singh (Retd) and Capt Gurjant Singh (Retd). Kudrat Kaur Rai conducted the proceedings efficiently. Tejasveer Singh Badyal was adjudged the Best Commander (Air Wing). The Air Wing secured first place\, followed by the Army Wing (Girls) in second\, the Army Wing (Boys) in third\, and the Naval Wing in fourth. The Inter-Wing Marching Competition for Best Wing Trophy for the year 2024 presented by Gen Bikram Singh went to Air Wing.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/inter-wing-marching-competition-2024-25/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250211T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250211T170000
DTSTAMP:20250407T115658Z
CREATED:20250407T060311Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250407T115658Z
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SUMMARY:Commanding Officer visits PPS
DESCRIPTION:Commanding Officer visits PPS   \nOn February 11\, 2024\, the Commanding Officer\, Captain (IN) Harjit Singh Deol of the Unit 1 PB Naval Unit NCC Naya Nangal visited The Punjab Public School\, Nabha. The purpose of the visit was to inspire and motivate the young cadets and to inspect the ongoing training activities.\nThe programme commenced with a ceremonial guard of honour presented by the cadets\, showcasing their discipline and coordination. This was followed by formal welcome of the Commanding Officer by Headmaster Dr DC Sharma\, along with the Chief Officer (Air Wing)\, Mr Shahid Ahmed and Third Officer Naval\, Mr Davinder Kumar Dutt.\nThe Commanding Officer addressed the young NCC cadets and students\, emphasizing the importance of discipline\, leadership\, and patriotism in shaping responsible citizens. He encouraged the cadets to pursue excellence in every sphere of life and shared inspiring anecdotes from his own journey in the armed forces.\nThe Commanding Officer interacted with the cadets\, addressing their queries and providing valuable guidance on career opportunities in the defence sector. He also inspected the NCC training equipment and appreciated the efforts of the NCC trainers and the school management in promoting NCC activities.\nHeadmaster Dr DC Sharma presented a token of gratitude to the Commanding Officer for his visit in the school. The visit of the Commanding Officer was a source of immense motivation for the young cadets\, instilling in them a greater sense of duty and patriotism. It was indeed a proud moment for school to host such a distinguished personality\, reinforcing the importance of NCC in nurturing disciplined and responsible citizens.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/commanding-officer-visits-pps/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250202T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250202T170000
DTSTAMP:20250407T120020Z
CREATED:20250407T061639Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250407T120020Z
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SUMMARY:Passing Out Ceremony of ISC Batch-2025
DESCRIPTION:Passing Out Ceremony of ISC Batch-2025   \nThe Punjab Public School\, Nabha\, organised the Passing Out Ceremony for the ISC Batch of 2025 with great pomp and solemnity. The event was graced by Maj Gen BS Grewal\, VSM\, who presided over the ceremony as the chief guest.\nThe celebrations commenced with an impressive academic procession\, which moved with grandeur from the Tennis Courts to Pavate Hall\, reflecting the school’s rich traditions. During the ceremony\, citations were read out\, highlighting the remarkable achievements of the outgoing students\, commemorating their academic\, co-curricular\, and personal milestones over the years.\nMaj Gen Grewal presented mementos to the students as a token of appreciation for their dedication and accomplishments. Addressing the gathering\, he inspired the young graduates to work diligently towards achieving their goals and to face life’s challenges with resilience and determination.\nHeadmaster Dr DC Sharma\, in his address\, encouraged the students to uphold the values instilled in them and to engage in righteous deeds that would bring honour to their alma mater. As a gesture of heartfelt gratitude\, Dr Sharma presented a token of respect to Maj Gen Grewal.\nThe ceremony concluded with a formal dinner held at the Headmaster’s Green\, providing an opportunity for reflection and camaraderie as the ISC Batch of 2025 embarked on the next chapter of their lives.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/passing-out-ceremony-of-isc-batch-2025/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250127T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250127T170000
DTSTAMP:20250407T120214Z
CREATED:20250407T062537Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250407T120214Z
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SUMMARY:PPS delegates attend Round Square Conference at The Scindia School
DESCRIPTION:PPS delegates attend Round Square Conference at The Scindia School \nOn January 27\, 2025\, a group of eight students from Classes 7th and 8th along with a teacher escort Mrs Kulbir Kaur Grewal left for RS Global Conference at The Scindia School\, Gwalior. Upon arrival\, an engaging ice-breaking session set the tone for the event.\nThe Opening Ceremony featured a flag ceremony where Eshreet Kaur proudly represented PPS\, Nabha. Renowned environmentalists Mr Rakesh Khatri\, ‘Nestman of India\,’ and Mr Animesh Kapoor inspired delegates with insights on sustainable nest-making to protect bird habitats. Delegates then participated in Baraza discussions on the theme ‘Environmentalism’\, followed by a serene mindfulness session at ‘Astachal.’\nThe second day was filled with creative workshops\, including block printing\, paper mâché\, and street play. The evening witnessed an energetic Punjabi dance performance by delegates from PPS. On the third day\, students visited ‘Meadows\,’ an Eco Park maintained by Scindia boys\, where they engaged in the ‘seed bomb activity.’ Later\, a captivating light and sound show at Gwalior Fort brought history to life. The conference concluded with a vibrant Jam Session\, Masquerade Party\, and a heartfelt Closing Ceremony\, where Eshreet Kaur shared her reflections.\nThis conference enriched our students with lifelong memories\, new friendships\, and invaluable learnings about environmental sustainability.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/pps-delegates-attend-round-square-conference-at-the-scindia-school/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250126T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250126T170000
DTSTAMP:20250407T120222Z
CREATED:20250407T062831Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250407T120222Z
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SUMMARY:PPS celebrates 76th Republic Day
DESCRIPTION:PPS celebrates 76th Republic Day  \nThe 76th Republic Day was celebrated at The Punjab Public School with great enthusiasm. The proceedings got underway with the arrival of Headmaster Dr DC Sharma at the Headmaster’s Green at 9.00 am. All the three wings of the NCC were in attendance. He unfurled the national tri-colour and inspected the guard of honour. Eshreet Kaur\, Nimrat Kaur and Akashdeep Singh expressed their thoughts on the relevance of the day in English\, Hindi and Punjabi respectively. The Senior Choir sang two patriotic songs–Vande matram and Jag utha hai sara vatan sathiyo.\nJapveer Singh and Gurchet Singh from Junior School delivered speeches in English on the significance of the day. Arnav Chaudhary recited a poem in Hindi filling everyone with patriotic fervour. A skit reminded everyone that patriotism is not just about loving our country\, but about contributing to its growth through our actions\, integrity\, and compassion. The youth hold the power to shape the future\, and every small effort counts towards a better tomorrow. A group of girls mesmerized everyone with their dance performance based on the theme of soldier’s love for his motherland and his willingness to sacrifice himself. Patriotic songs−Sare Jahan Se Achcha and Hum Honge Kamyab sung by the Junior Choir captured the essence of India’s indomitable spirit.\nSpeaking on the occasion\, Dr Sharma emphasised the importance of abiding by the Constitution to be ideal citizens. The proceedings ended with singing of the national anthem.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/pps-celebrates-76th-republic-day/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241128T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250225T170000
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SUMMARY:Silver Jubilee Celebrations of the 1999 Batch
DESCRIPTION:Silver Jubilee Celebrations of the 1999 Batch  \nThe Silver Jubilee celebrations of the 1999 Batch unfolded with grandeur and nostalgia on November 28\, 2024\, at the Junior Wing of The Punjab Public School\, Nabha. The reunion commenced with a warm reception at Malkani Hall\, where registration began at 10:00 a.m.\, setting the tone for a memorable two-day event. Over tea\, Headmaster Dr DC Sharma delivered a heartfelt welcome address\, evoking a deep sense of pride and belonging among the returning alumni. \nThe day brimmed with joy as the alumni embarked on a nostalgic tour\, revisiting the Junior Boarding Houses\, Swimming Pool\, Girls’ Hostel\, and Stables. The journey continued through the Science Block\, Cambridge Block\, Historical Section\, Library\, Art Room\, Sham Bagh\, and the state-of-the-art Multi-Facility Sports Complex\, sparking fond memories of their formative years. A sumptuous lunch at the iconic JK Kate Dining Hall further enriched the day’s camaraderie. \nIn a symbolic gesture of growth and continuity\, saplings were planted in the serene Headmaster’s Green\, marking their enduring connection to the institution. The moment was immortalized with a group photograph\, capturing the spirit of togetherness and celebration. \nThe afternoon’s special assembly proved to be a highlight of the day\, featuring R-0073 Avtar Singh Sidhu (ICSE 1999) as the keynote speaker. A distinguished alumnus\, Mr Sidhu recounted his inspiring journey from Nabha to Ontario\, Canada\, where he now serves as a Physician Assistant\, managing Rural Narcotic Emergency Clinics. His words resonated deeply\, embodying the transformative power of education and determination. \nThe festivities carried into the second day with a spirited cricket match on the Main Fields. The 1999 Batch showcased their enduring teamwork and competitive spirit\, triumphing over the present students by chasing a target of 75 runs in just 8 overs with 3 wickets down. The day concluded with tea on the picturesque Main Fields\, as laughter and shared memories lingered in the air. \nThe Silver Jubilee celebrations were a resounding success\, leaving all attendees with hearts full of gratitude and a renewed bond with their alma mater−a timeless testament to the school’s legacy and the enduring connection of its alumni.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/silver-jubilee-celebrations-of-the-1999-batch/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241116T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241116T170000
DTSTAMP:20250408T074330Z
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SUMMARY:The Punjab Public School hosts IPSC Teachers’ Training
DESCRIPTION:The Punjab Public School hosts IPSC Teachers’ Training  \nDay-12-day “Capacity Building Programme (CBP) for Educators” as part of In-Service Trainings (IPSC Teachers’ Training) was hosted by The Punjab Public School\, Nabha from November 16-17\, 2024. Teachers from 8 public schools of the country took part in the prestigious event. The eminent educationist Dr Sumer Singh was the chief guest and keynote speaker for the Opening Ceremony. He delivered his talk on the topic “Making a Difference.” He said educators can make a difference by providing 360° exposure to learners covering every aspect of personality development. The student-teacher bonding goes a long way in inspiring learners to be changemakers\, he said. It is high time the legacy of old boarding schools be disbanded and schools made more transformational. Additionally\, it is vital for students to understand the nuanced difference between charity and service. While charity often addresses immediate needs\, service is rooted in sustainability and empowerment\, cultivating a mindset that seeks long-term solutions to societal challenges. Schools must prepare learners to face the complexities of a rapidly changing world\, equipping them with resilience\, adaptability\, and a proactive mindset. By embracing this holistic and forward-thinking approach\, educators can truly transform the educational experience\, enabling students not only to excel academically but also to thrive as empathetic\, confident\, and visionary individuals in the real world.The second keynote speaker of the day was Capt AJ Singh. He delivered his talk on the topic “Rules are for Fools.” He dwelt at length on issues faced by boarders. It is high time we shunned stereotypes\, pre-conceived notions and moribund traditions. The so-called “biases” have to be done away with to make a more cohesive and empathetic boarding schools community. The stigma around vital issues concerning teenagers has to be removed. Children need understanding and acceptance\, he said. Everything cannot be decided by outdated rules.The third keynote speaker of the day was Dr DC Sharma\, Headmaster\, The Punjab Public School\, Nabha. He gave his talk on the topic “Digital Pedagogy & Learning Outcome Based School Education (Part-I)”. As a groundwork\, he dwelt on Abraham Lincoln’s letter to his son’s teacher encapsulating parental expectations and a teacher’s role in the life of a child.The fourth keynote speaker of the day was Dr Varun Kapoor\, IPS\, currently Special Director General of Police\, Madhya Pradesh. He gave his talk on the topic “Challenges to Security in Cyberspace”. Sensitizing teachers on the topic\, he said the only way to prevent getting trapped is changing your mindset with regard to the online behaviour. He said children are highly vulnerable to cybercrime and teaching them preventive measures is the only way out. \nDay-2The day started with Dr DC Sharma\, Headmaster\, The Punjab Public School continuing where he left on Day-1. Elaborating on the topic “Digital Pedagogy & Learning Outcome Based School Education (Part-II)”\, he said digital pedagogy must be aligned with the provisions of NEP 2020 to make it more integrated whereby learners are taught subjects with bearing on many other aspects of knowledge.The 2-day In-Service Trainings (IPSC Teachers’ Training) concluded in the afternoon. The chief guest Dr Varun Kapoor\, Special Director General of Police\, Madhya Pradesh presided over the Closing Ceremony. He gave away certificates to the participants and posed for a group photograph with them. \nParticipation \nThe following schools took part in the “Capacity Building Programme (CBP) for Educators” as part of In-Service Trainings (IPSC Teachers’ Training) hosted by The Punjab Public School:1. Rashtriya Military School\, Ajmer2. The Mann School\, Delhi3. Sainik School\, Chittorgarh4. Genesis Global School\, Noida5. Vidya Devi Jindal School\, Hisar6. The Hyderabad Public School\, Begumpet7. Yadavindra Public School\, Patiala8. The Punjab Public School\, Nabha
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/the-punjab-public-school-hosts-ipsc-teachers-training/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241113T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241113T170000
DTSTAMP:20250407T120703Z
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SUMMARY:Golden Jubilee Celebration 1974
DESCRIPTION:Golden Jubilee Celebration 1974 \nThe Golden Jubilee Batch of 1974 gathered at The Punjab Public School\, Nabha\, on November 13\, 2024\, to commemorate 50 years of camaraderie and nostalgia. Registration began at 9:30 am in Malkani Hall\, Junior Wing\, setting the stage for a day of reminiscence and celebration. The alumni revisited fond memories as they toured the Junior Boarding Houses\, Girls’ Hostel\, and Stables\, followed by visits to the Science Block\, Historical Section\, Library\, Art Gallery\, Multi-Facility Sports Complex\, and Sham Bagh. A delightful lunch at the JK Kate Dining Hall provided a moment to reconnect and share stories.\nA tree plantation ceremony in the Headmaster’s Green added a meaningful touch to the celebrations\, symbolizing their enduring bond with the school. The day’s highlights included a group photograph to commemorate the event and the Headmaster’s Assembly\, where speakers Sushil Bajaj\, Fateh Singh Bajwa\, and Dr Randhawa shared inspiring reflections\, celebrating the legacy and achievements of the 1974 Batch.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/golden-jubilee-celebration-1974/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241108T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250225T170000
DTSTAMP:20250407T120534Z
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SUMMARY:Golden Jubilee Celebration: Batch of 1970 Reunites at PPS Nabha
DESCRIPTION:The Golden Jubilee Batch of 1970 celebrated their landmark reunion at The Punjab Public School\, Nabha\, on November 8\, 2024. Coordinated by Brigadier GS Julka (Retd)\, the day commenced with registration at Malkani Hall\, Junior Wing\, at 10:30 am\, followed by a warm welcome by Headmaster Dr DC Sharma. The alumni revisited cherished memories as they toured the Junior Boarding Houses\, Swimming Pool\, Girls’ Hostel\, Dining Hall\, and Stables. Their nostalgic journey continued through the Middle Houses\, Multi-Facility Sports Complex\, and Senior Boarding Houses at Sham Bagh before enjoying a delightful lunch at the JK Kate Dining Hall. \nThe itinerary also included visits to the Kairon Block\, Art Room\, Library\, Historical Section\, Cambridge Block\, Squash Court\, and Science Block. A tree plantation ceremony in the Headmaster’s Green symbolized their enduring bond with the school\, culminating in a group photograph to commemorate the day. \nA cultural programme was organised on the occasion. It was followed by introduction of the 1970 Batch to the current staff and students\, along with a special presentation by Group Captain Ravinder Chhatwal. Brigadier Julka paid tribute to batchmates who had passed away and shared heartfelt messages from former teachers. Roll of Honour awardees−Dr Pawan Kant Munjal\, Prof Jagmohan Raju\, and Dr Satish Jain−reminisced about their time at the school and shared their inspiring journeys. The celebration concluded with high tea\, leaving behind a trail of heartfelt connections and cherished memories.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/golden-jubilee-celebration-batch-of-1970-reunites-at-pps-nabha/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241108T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241108T170000
DTSTAMP:20250407T120946Z
CREATED:20250407T073157Z
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SUMMARY:ROUND SQUARE FORUM 2024 South Asia and Gulf Region
DESCRIPTION:ROUND SQUARE FORUM 2024 South Asia and Gulf Region \nThe Round Square Forum for schools in the South Asia and Gulf Region took place from November 8-11\, 2024\, at Indian School Al Ghubra in Muscat\, Oman. Ms Sarita Rana\, the Round Square Coordinator at The Punjab Public School\, attended the event. The forum brought together 88 Heads and Round Square Coordinators from 48 schools across India\, Pakistan\, Dubai\, Jordan\, and Armenia. It provided a wonderful opportunity to connect with individuals from various countries and welcome new members into the Round Square community.\nThe forum began with a school tour\, followed by the Opening Ceremony on the evening of November 8\, 2024. The formal welcome address was delivered by Principal Papri Ghosh and Ms Rajbir Sandhu\, Schools’ Support Director for the South Asia and Gulf Region. \nOn Day 2\, Rachael Westgarth\, CEO of Round Square\, introduced new members to the forum\, followed by a presentation on Round Square’s current initiatives and future plans. The participants engaged in networking sessions\, sharing best practices among Heads and Coordinators from different schools. Table discussions focused on plans for the upcoming year\, including ideas for pre- and post-conference tours for RSIC 2025 and Round Square Day. The day concluded with the Closing Ceremony on the evening of November 9\, where the vote of thanks was delivered by John O’Connor\, Chairman of Round Square\, via Zoom. \nOn Day 3\, November 10\, 2024\, the group visited the historic city of Nizwa. Overall\, the forum was highly informative and greatly contributed to enhancing expertise for all delegates.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/round-square-forum-2024-south-asia-and-gulf-region/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241107T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241107T170000
DTSTAMP:20250407T120951Z
CREATED:20250407T075756Z
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SUMMARY:59th IPSC Athletics Meet concludes at PPS
DESCRIPTION:59th IPSC Athletics Meet concludes at PPS  \nThe 59th All India IPSC (U-19) Athletics Meet for Boys & Girls came to a grand finale on the campus of The Punjab Public School today. 341 athletes from 18 prestigious public schools of the country took part in the 3-day event showing exemplary sportsmanship. Mr Paramjit Singh Goraya\, IPS (Retd) presided over the closing ceremony.  \nIn Boys’ Section\, The Doon School\, Dehradun lifted the IPSC Athletics Trophy with Welham Boys’ School\, Dehradun being the runners-up. In Girls’ Section\, MNSS\, Rai lifted the IPSC Athletics Trophy with The Daly College\, Indore being the runners-up.\nThe award for the Best Athlete (Boys) was bagged by Udathveer Pasricha from The Doon School\, Dehradun. The award for the Best Athlete (Girls) was bagged by Pooja Bishnoi from RKKGPS\, Jodhpur. The March Past Trophy was lifted by Welham Boys’ School\, Dehradun.\nSpeaking on the occasion\, the chief guest Mr Paramjit Singh Goraya\, IPS (Retd) complimented the Headmaster\, staff and students of PPS for having undertaken the mammoth exercise in such a hassle-free manner. Headmaster Dr DC Sharma profusely thanked Mr Goraya for sparing some time to be with the athletes. He gave the chief guest a token of deeply felt love and gratitude. Finally\, he expressed his gratitude to the officials from NSNIS\, Patiala for the smooth conduct of the events.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/59th-ipsc-athletics-meet-concludes-at-pps/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241105T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241114T170000
DTSTAMP:20250407T121153Z
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SUMMARY:NCC Annual Training Camp-93
DESCRIPTION:NCC Annual Training Camp-93 \nAnnual Training Camp-93 for NCC Naval Wing cadets was held at NCC Academy\, Malout. 21 cadets along with ANO\, Davinder Kumar Dutt of the Naval wing from The Punjab Public School participated in the 10-day camp. This annual training camp was organized by the 3 Punjab Naval Wing Unit Bathinda from November 5-14\, 2024. About 280 cadets participated in this camp from various schools\, institutions\, and colleges. The camp was run under the flag of the Commanding Officer of Bathinda Unit. Cadets were provided intensive training in PT\, Drill\, Parade\, Firing\, and Ship Modelling. The classes organised as per NCC syllabus covered orientation\, communication\, seamanship\, boat work\, ship modeling\, personality development\, social and health awareness. Various games like Volleyball\, Kho-Kho\, and Tug-of-war were played between NCC cadets. Our school team won the first position in the Volleyball and Tug-of-war. A cultural show was also organized. PPS cadets performed Bhangra\, Mime\, Public Speaking and Poetical Recitation. Finally\, they returned back to the school with lots of training and leadership skills.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/ncc-annual-training-camp-93/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241105T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241105T170000
DTSTAMP:20250407T121247Z
CREATED:20250407T083242Z
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SUMMARY:PPS hosts 59th All India IPSC Athletics Meet
DESCRIPTION:PPS hosts 59th All India IPSC Athletics Meet  \nPPS Nabha is hosting the 59th All India IPSC (U-19 Boys & Girls) Athletics Meet from November 5-7\, 2024. 341 athletes from 18 prestigious schools of the country are taking part. Headmaster Dr DC Sharma presided over the Opening Ceremony. Speaking on the occasion\, he said sports form an integral part of holistic education. He appealed to the athletes to compete with their own selves to set better standards.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/pps-hosts-59th-all-india-ipsc-athletics-meet/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241027T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241027T170000
DTSTAMP:20250408T083222Z
CREATED:20250407T114525Z
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SUMMARY:PPS celebrates 64th Founders’ Day Punjab Guv presides over the function
DESCRIPTION:PPS celebrates 64th Founders’ Day Punjab Guv presides over the function  \nThe Punjab Public School\, Nabha celebrated its 64th Founders’ Day on October 27\, 2024. The proceedings got underway with the arrival of the chief guest Shri Gulab Chand Kataria\, Governor of Punjab & Administrator\, Union Territory\, Chandigarh and Chairman\, the School Board of Governors. He took the salute and inspected the Guard of Honour. Headmaster Dr DC Sharma conducted the assembly and presented the School Report. While presenting the Headmaster’s Report\, Dr Sharma profusely thanked the patrons of the school for rendering all possible help for the growth of the institution over the years. The Lifetime Achievement Award was conferred on Shri Ramesh Chander Bhalla\, Ex-Mathematics Teacher & Deputy Headmaster. The Award of Roll of Honour was conferred on Shri Rajeev Bakshi\, a distinguished corporate leader. The President’s Championship Trophy for Senior Cock House for the year 2023 was lifted by Sutlej House. On this occasion\, Junior School boys put up a grand aerobics display. The School Band put up an immaculate performance. PPS riders stole the show with their splendid performance. Speaking on the occasion\, Shri Kataria complimented the staff and students for putting up an excellent show. He said he was impressed with the quality work being done by the staff at PPS to shape life and character of students. Proposing the vote of thanks\, Headmaster Dr DC Sharma expressed his gratitude to Shri Kataria for his words of encouragement. Shri Jai Singh Gill\, IAS (Retd)\, President\, Executive Committee\, the Board of Governors\, hon’ble Board Members and other prominent dignitaries were present on the occasion.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/pps-celebrates-64th-founders-day-punjab-guv-presides-over-the-function/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241026T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241026T170000
DTSTAMP:20250408T072932Z
CREATED:20250407T085754Z
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SUMMARY:PPS organises Mini-Founders’ Day as a prelude to 64th Founders’ Day
DESCRIPTION:PPS organises Mini-Founders’ Day as a prelude to 64th Founders’ Day  \nThe Punjab Public School kicked off the 64th Founders’ Day celebrations in style on Saturday. A Variety Entertainment Programme was organised in the evening. It comprised Orchestra\, PowerPoint Presentation on Activities in School\, Semi-classical Dance\, an English Play “The Proposal” by Anton Chekov\, Giddha and Bhangra. Solo Songs by Parikalpna Gupta and Aadhya Negi added charm to the colourful evening. Mr Rajeev Bakshi\, a distinguished corporate leader and an alumnus of the school presided over the function. The chief guest gave away prizes to students for academic and co-curricular activities. Twelve (12) teachers were given Headmaster’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. Speaking on the occasion\, Mr Bakshi reminisced his days while in school and exhorted the student community to work hard to carve a niche for themselves in a highly competitive world. Proposing the vote of thanks\, Headmaster Dr DC Sharma thanked Mr Bakshi for sparing some time from his busy schedule to make it to the function. He presented the chief guest with a token of deeply felt respect and gratitude. In the afternoon\, President\, Executive Committee\, Shri Jai Singh Gill and Mr Bakshi visited the various exhibitions put up by students.
URL:https://ppsnabha.org/event/pps-organises-mini-founders-day-as-a-prelude-to-64th-founders-day/
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