Child from Apna Skool - winner of inter -School competition at Kanpur Zoo (Wild Life Week celebration 2024)

Vanya Praani Saptah '24 was celebrated in Zoological Park, Kanpur. Inter-school competitions were organized, in which around 35 schools(2000 students) participated. Children of migrant workers from Apna Skool Education centre also participated in the competitions.

• Pooja (12th) won Third prize in "Essay'' (Senior group)

2 Oct. 2024 Celebration

गांधी जयंती के अवसर पर भट्ठे पर सामूहिक स्वच्छता का कार्यक्रम किया गया सभी मजदूरों ने सर्वप्रथम अपने घर से सफाई अभियान शुरू किया फ़िर अपने आसपास की सफाई की सफाई के महत्त्व को समझाया कूड़े के लिए एक गड्ढा बनाया गया इसमें घर से निकलने वाला कूड़ा डालेंगे .बच्चों ने लोगों को जागरूक करने के लिए सफाई से सम्बंधित नुक्कड़ नाटक भी किये।

 बच्चों ने अपने -अपने नाम के पेड़ भी लगाए। बच्चों के माता -पिता ने पेड़ों के रख रखाव की जिम्मेदारी ली।

   

Teachers' Day Celebration 2024

 Apna Skool #Bihar and #Kanpur Center #students celebrated Teachers' Day on September 5th in Apna Skool. it is a significant occasion to honor and appreciate the invaluable contributions of educators. This date holds particular importance as it marks the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a distinguished philosopher, scholar, and the second President of India. His life and work epitomize the essence of teaching and the profound impact educators can have on society. Apna Skool students organize events to show appreciation, including performances, #speeches, and #presentations. It is a day when students express their gratitude through cards, gifts, and personal messages.

Independence Day Celebration 2024

 Apna Skool Kanpur (U.P) #bihar and #jharkhand center ( under the project of #Aseem) celebrated Independence Day with the migrant's children. #IndependenceDay celebrated on #August 15th, is a momentous occasion in India’s history. It marks the end of British colonial rule and the dawn of a new era of self-governance and freedom. This day, observed with great pride and enthusiasm, is a tribute to the struggles and sacrifices of countless individuals who fought for India’s #freedom. The significance of August 15th extends beyond historical remembrance; it embodies the spirit of #unity, #patriotism, and national pride that continues to inspire generations of Indians.

The #historicalfactsbackdrop of August 15th is pivotal to understanding its significance. On this day in 1947, India achieved independence from British rule after a long and arduous struggle marked by nonviolent resistance, civil disobedience, and political negotiations. The leadership of figures like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Patel, and many other freedom fighters played a crucial role in mobilizing the nation’s collective will for liberation. The end of colonial rule was not merely a political change but a profound shift in India's social, economic, and cultural landscape.

The celebration of Independence Day is an occasion to honor the legacy of those who fought for the nation’s freedom. Ceremonies across the country begin with the hoisting of the national flag, followed by the singing of the national anthem, "Jana Gana Mana." The flag hoisting is often accompanied by speeches from political leaders, who reflect on the progress made since independence and outline the vision for the future. These speeches serve as a reminder of the values enshrined in the Constitution and the ongoing commitment required to achieve social justice and economic development.

Apna Skool children's Cultural programs play a significant role in Independence Day celebrations. Schools, colleges, and community organizations organize performances that include patriotic songs, dances, and skits. These performances are not only a way to entertain but also an educational tool, imparting the values of freedom and unity to younger generations. The vibrant display of traditional and contemporary cultural expressions highlights India's rich and diverse heritage, celebrating the #UnityInDiversity that defines the nation.

Independence Day is also a time for reflection and gratitude. It provides an opportunity for citizens to remember the struggles of the past and acknowledge the contributions of those who made sacrifices for the nation’s freedom. Various social and charitable organizations use this day to launch initiatives aimed at addressing issues such as poverty, education, and health, reflecting the spirit of service and nation-building that continues to drive progress in India.

Enrolment of our students in Residential Schools (2024-25)

Enrolment of our students in Residential Schools (2024-25)

i) 18 boys were selected through the entrance exam for Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Residential School, Kawakol, Nawada, in Bihar.

ii) 3 girls have been admitted to Kasturba Gandhi Vidyalaya, Sambe, or 2 girls have been admitted to Kasturba Gandhi Vidyalaya, Sirdala Nawada, Bihar.

Holi Celebration (24 March 2024)

 Embracing the spirit of Holi with open arms and hearts!

24th March Apna Skool celebrated the festival of colors, a time when joy knows no bounds and every soul dances to the rhythm of laughter and love. Let's splash colors of happiness, smear each other with the hues of friendship, and fill the air with the sweet aroma of festivity. Here's to the memories we create, the bonds we strengthen, and the moments we cherish forever. May this Holi bless us with endless moments of togetherness, prosperity, and peace. Let's rejoice, let's celebrate, let's spread the magic of Holi!

International Women's Day Celebration (8 March 2024)

International Women's Day was celebrated in Apna Skool..

On Women's Day, a women's meeting was organized with women laborers, in which various issues were discussed with women.

Following were the topics of discussion.

1. Children's education

2. Cleanliness

3. Monthly Savings

4. Family Planning

all the women were made aware of their children's education. It was discussed with all the women that they should send their children to school every day and not make them work, let them study, and explained to them that they should talk to their children and ask them about what happened in school every day. Talk to them about what happened in school today, what did bhaiya ji and didi ji teach, Didi ji to all the women. Told that you people should talk to your children every day and ask them about school.

Didi ji explained to all the women about cleanliness and hygiene that they should keep themselves and their children clean, bathe their children every day send them to school, and keep their children's clothes clean. Didi Ji explained to the women that dirt causes various types of diseases. it occurs along with this we discussed with all the women about monthly savings and asked them to save by making Chukdi. Told all the women that every week women should save something and deposit it in their Chukdi. At the end of the month, I will make Chukdi of all of you. I will check. Didi ji, all the women said that brother, we will bring chukdi and every week we will save something and deposit it in chukdi.

Didi Ji Raksha Didi Ji discussed family planning with women.

And made them aware of family planning.

Didi ji, all the women were told to raise their voices for their rights.

Also, when you go back to Bihar, get your children admitted to a government school and send your children to school every day.