CCL distributes fans and dual desks to schools under CSR
Fulfilling its social responsibility towards community development, Argada Area of Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) distributed fans and dual desks to two local schools under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme. Under this initiative, 60 dual desks and 15 ceiling fans were provided to Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Sirka and 40 dual desks and 15 fans were provided to DAV Public School, Giddi-A. In total 100 dual desks and 30 fans were distributed. The initiative aims to make the learning environment more conducive for the students studying in the schools by ensuring better seating arrangements and ventilation. This is a part of the continuous efforts being made by Argada Area towards the development of infrastructure in the local schools.
SCS celebrates World Athletics Day
The Sports Club of Surendranath Centenary School celebrated World Athletics Day with great enthusiasm, featuring exciting activities for both Junior and Senior wings. Around 135 students from the Junior Wing (Classes III-V) and 60 students from the Senior Wing (Classes VII-XII), visited Birsa Munda Stadium in Morabadi. There, they participated in athletic events like Long Jump, Shot Put, Cycling, 100m races, and relay races. National coach for athletics, Mr. K.K. Thakur, shared valuable insights on track, lane, speed, and techniques in races, as well as takeoff and landing in long jump. Principal Samita Sinha said that such celebrations emphasize the importance of physical fitness, teamwork, and discipline among students but also provide them with valuable experiential learning opportunities.
Mock drill conducted in CPS
A mock drill was conducted in Cambrian Public School on Kanke Road on Thursday with the aim of spreading awareness among children about saving themselves and the people around them in case of war. During this, children were given information about not panicking on hearing the siren, not to use any kind of lighting equipment during blackout, not to use mobile phones and preparing an emergency kit. Children were advised not to go to prohibited areas and were instructed to follow the instructions given by the government. On the occasion, Principal Premlata Kumari said that citizens of all ages should have information about saving themselves and the people around them in any emergency situation. Such information reduces loss of life and property as well as spreads awareness among people. Teachers associated with physical education gave information to the children about mock drill and use of equipment. A large number of students, teachers, female teachers and non-teaching staff participated in the program.