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Gurukul Global School,  Chandigarh held its Annual extravaganza, PANACHE 2009-10 on the star studded evening at TAGORE THEATRE, sec 18, Chandigarh. The twinkling stars up in the sky were not half as bright as the young stars of GURUKUL GLOBAL SCHOOL CHD , in their resplendent attires. Mr. Pradip Mehra, (IAS), Advisor to the Administrator UT Administration Chd was the Chief guest for the evening

The aura of all the stars and bewitching ambience gave just the right backdrop to the splendour and grandeur of the gala event.

PANACHE began on a traditional note with Tikka certemony of the guest and Diya Lighting by him. He also released the Third edition of the schools inhouse News Letter ‘ Gurukul Global Express’ . The News Letter gives a glimpse of the glories and successes of the school over the year.

Ganesh vandana , a Classical Dance item was performed for an auspicious and pious beginning of the cultural programme. Dr V.D. Singh, Chairman of the school formally welcomed the guests. Principal Aruna Bhardwaj presented annual report on the occasion highlightin achievements in scholastic and co scholastic activities. DirectorMrPraveen Setya was also present at the occasion

Mowgli, famous character of The Jungle Book, turned green crusader and delivered message of saving mother earth at the annual function of Gurukul Global School IT Park. 

Students of kindergarten section of the school aptly presented woes of mother earth under constant pollution through this skit that collected applause. 

Earlier speaking at the occasion chief guest Pradip Mehra Advisor to Administrator Chandigarh, U.T. exhorted schools efforts in enlightening students on social and environmental issues through such presentations. 

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Students brought back the memories of good childhood days with event Midnight Miracle wherein a magic wand brings alive all the toys of a child. At midnight toys from Barbie dolls to teddy bears, from army toys to cartoon characters, cuddly toys come to life and dance to music.  

Students of senior school paid a rich tribute to epitome of pop music Michael Jackson and danced to medley of western songs.  

The joy of listening fairy tales on Grandma’s lap came alive with An Enchanting Tale that took spectators to mystery of Tinderbox in a musical, presented by students of Class I and III.   

Nursery tiny tots celebrated the rhapsody of nature with its changing moods bringing out beauty of seasons and breaking monotony of life.   

Students presented mesmerizing world of Ali Baba and forty thieves in item Arabian Magic, while item confluence – the Indian ethos introduced audience to myriad colors of Indian culture represented by vibrant dance forms of four regions of great sub-continent.  

The stunning item was also the befitting Grand Finale of the grand cultural bonanza, mind blowing , glittering moment when each and every member of Gurukul Global Family was on the stage, Glittering pop-up bombs lent a festive spirit to the atmosphere and True Panache of the globalites was admired by everyone.

‘Sanskaar’ the Grandparents Club of Gurukul Global School celebrated  the birthday of the members  whose birthday falls in the month of January by conducting a Hawan in the School premises. Those Grandparents were made ‘yajmaans’ and the hawan rituals were performed by them along with the students of Class VI and K.G and other members of ‘Sanskaar’. Prayers were offered to seek the blessings of the almighty. The offering of ‘aahuti’ amidst the chanting of the holy ‘shlokas’ purified the environs and spread a wave of spirituality amongst all. The students of Class VI greeted and interacted with the Grandparents on this auspicious day. A cake cutting ceremony was also organized for the grandparents. ‘Sanskaar’ is an initiative of Gurukul Global School to keep the  deep routed traditions of the Indian Culture alive by involving the Grandparents actively in our children’s lives. It is an endeavor to make Grandparents an integral part of the Gurukul Global family and provide them with an opportunity to relish some memorable moments with the children by being a part of various School activities. Besides involving them in these activities, the School will also extend facilities like access to the library, school lawns and sports facilities available within the school premises. While addressing the gathering Principal Mrs. Aruna Bhardwaj said that Grandparents are an anchor in a child’s life– providing them with eternal values and wealth of life’s experiences which are amiss in today’s nuclear family system and we, at Gurukul Global School, wish to empower our children by imbibing these ethics and ideals through a free minded interaction with the grandparents. Gurukul Global School hopes to form a cohesive and a strong team with the Grandparents to lay a firm foundation for our future generations. The grandparents enjoyed the limelight and their interaction with the young minds. They felt happy and honoured being given so much of importance. One grandmother expressed her joy and gratitude towards the School for this wonderful initiative. She also enlightened the children about pollution and its harmful effects. All the grandparents went back happy with a promise to meet every month to celebrate the oneness.

"I wish to be a student again and have access to such quality infrastructure and education," said UT Home Secretary Ram Niwas, during his visit to Gurukul Global School on Friday. He distributed prizes to the winners of the academic extravaganza eng-age'10 held at the school in collaboration with Wordz - the debating society. Nearly 220students from 25 schools of the tricity had participated in the event that included an entire gamut of activities including a Spelling Bee, Poetry Recitation, Extempore and a Declamation competition. Arun Sood and Khwaish Singal from The Gurukul, Sector 20, Panchkula stood first and second, respectively, in the Extempore. Aruna Bhardwaj, Principal, Gurukul Global School also addressed the students.

A written entrance test for classses I to IX (session 2010-11) will be held on December 18, 2009 at 2.00 pm. The test is based on English, Hindi, Maths, General Science. The result of the entrance test will be declared on December 22, 2009.

A written entrance test for classses I to IX (session 2010-11) will be held on December 18, 2009 at 2.00 pm. The test is based on English, Hindi, Maths, General Science. The result of the entrance test will be declared on December 22, 2009.