Annual Function 2008

Blue Bells Preparatory School, Sector-4, Gurgaon, an arm of Blue Bells group of Schools celebrated its annual day 'Bouquin' - a literary expedition, on March 15 in J.D. Hall of Blue Bells Model School, Sec-4, Gurgaon. The chief guest on the occasion was Mohinder Lal, Commissioner of Police, Gurgaon. Ashish Gulati, Vice-Chairperson, Blue Bells Group of Schools, accorded the honourable chief guest a warm welcome. The function commenced with the lighting of ceremonial diya followed by the welcome speech by Soumya Gulati, Co-ordinator, academics. Anu Sehgal, Headmistress, Blue Bells Preparatory School, presented the annual report. The highlight of the programme was the dance drama 'Bouquin' which was centred on the theme of developing the desire to read story books. C. Dhawan, Principal, Blue Bells Model School thanked everyone for making the day memorable.

Source: Education Times (March, 2008)

Winning Laurels

Students of Blue Bells Model School, Sector 4,Gurgaon won the trophy for the sixth time in a row in an interesting competition on Poster making & Painting in Bhavan's Sawan Public School. C.Dhawan, Principal, Blue Bells Model School was the Chief Guest. In all 18 schools participated in the competition, which included schools from Delhi, Gurgaon, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Sonepat. Out of 16 prizes won Blue Bells received six and also the overall trophy.

Source: Hindustan Times (January 03, 2008)

Effusion- 2007 at Blue-Bells

Blue Bells Preparatory School, Sector-4, Gurgaon, celebrated its annual day Effusion-2007 recently. The chief guest was P.K.Kapur, IFS, Joint Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs and Deputy Director General, Indian Council of World Affairs. Kavita Kapur, Management Consultant, was the guest of honour. Anu Sehgal, in-charge, Blue-Bells Preparatory School, read the school’s annual report. The children enacted the famous story The Cobbler and The Elves.

Source: Hindustan Times (April 05, 2007)

Mathematics Ability Test

The faculty of Blue Bells Model School, Gurgaon participated in the Mathematics Ability Test for PGT Mathematics teachers organised by The Society for Perfection in Education, Delhi. Ms. Arpita Acharya bagged the coveted first position whereas Dr. B.S. Gupta and Ms. M. Aruna secured fourth and sixth ranks respectively. Blue Bells Model School is the winner of ‘Alok Malik Shield’ for the best Maths Department. Ms. Usha Ram, Principal – Laxman Public School gave away the prizes. Sh. Satish Chandra, Chairman of the Society for Perfection in Education, Delhi; Sh. S N Chibher from NCERT and distinguished principals from many schools in Delhi attended it.

Source: Times Of India - NIE (March 06, 2006)

Celebrating Spring

BLUE BELLS Model School, Gurgaon celebrated Basant Panchami with traditional gaiety and enthusiasm. The celebrations began with offering prayers to Goddess Saraswati and chanting of mantras.

It was followed by a talk by Kshitij of the primary wing. Hindi teacher Monica Sharma spoke on the significance of the day. Students dressed in colourful attires presented a lively dance.

Source: HT Gurgaon Live - PACE Notes (February 16, 2006)

Xplore Maths

LORD JESUS Public School organised ‘Xplore Maths’ in the school premises recently in which 15 schools participated. The main objective was to develop mathematical flair among the students. Under this event, three competitions were held: The first, Maths-Express was a debate, which was won by DAV School, the second by Lord Jesus Public School and the third prize went to Lions Public School. Ryan International School bagged the consolation prize.

The second competition was ‘Power-Point Presentation’ on miraculous realism of Maths. In this the first prize went to Blue Bells Model School, second prize was won by the host school, the third prize was bagged by Tagore International School and the consolation prize by DAV School.

The third competition was Shape, in which geometrical shapes had to be drawn.

Source: HT Gurgaon Live (February 16, 2006)

Inter-School Athletic Meet

Blue Bells Group of Schools organised an inter-school athletic meet on January 25, 2006. Blue Bells Model, Public and Preparatory schools took part in it. The event commenced with flag hoisting by Mrs. Suman Gulati, Director, Blue Bells Group of Schools. NCC Cadets presented a march past. Other attractions of the day were a relay race, high jump, a poem recited by students Aastha and Surbhi, a speech throwing light on democracy and republic by Shrutkirit (IX) and a poem by Monica. A new branch of Blue Bells Group was also declared open on the occasion. Anshul Choudhary, Antarika and Neerja were awarded the best athletes of Primary Wing. Akshay Kumar and Kritika were declared the best athletes of the Middle Wing. Lakshya (XI), Nisha Yadav and Babita Yadav (IX) of the host school were declared the best athletes from the Senior Wing

Source: The Times of India - NIE (February 13, 2006)

Lohri Celebrations

Blue Bells Model School, Sector-4, Gurgaon, celebrated the auspicious harvest festival of Lohri on January 12. Prabhneet (IX) spoke on Lohri and its different methods of celebration all over India. Hindi teacher, Tannu, enlightened the assembly by giving a speech on how people should vow to improve themselves on a joyous festival like Lohri. The primary wing choir group presented a melodious song. Sonal (VI) sang a semi devotional Punjabi song. The bhangra presented by the students of the middle wing was applauded by all. All those present on the occasion got into the spirit of Lohri and enjoyed the programme put up by the students.

Source: HT Gurgaon Plus (January 25, 2006)

Blue Bells Model Sr. Sec. School

Blue Bells Model Sr. Sec. School: The quizmasters of the school bagged the first position at the inter-school quiz competition organised by the Gurgaon Progressive Schools Council (GPSC) on December 21 at DAV Public School, Sector 14 Gurgaon. The team comprised of Nikhil Bhatt, Gaurav Vashisht and Achin Jain. The team coordinator was Madhu Gupta. School principal, Suman Gulati and vice-principal, C Dhawan congratulated the winners.

Source: The Times of India – School Buzz (January 09, 2006)

Inter-School Quiz

Blue Bells Model Sr. Sec School, Gurgaon, shone in the inter-school quiz competition organised by the Gurgaon Progressive Schools council at DAV Public School, Sector 14, Gurgaon. Out of the 15 teams from prestigious school, only six teams were selected for the final round. Quizmasters of BBMS bagged the first position with 75 marks leaving behind OLF with 45 marks. Quiz team members Nikhil Bhatt, Gaurav Vashisht and Achin Jain of class X and team coordinator Madhu Gupta were highly appreciated by Suman Gulati, Director, Principal Blue Bells Group of Schools and C Dhawan, Vice Principal for bringing laurels for the school.

Source: HT School Times (January 09, 2006)

Blue Bells SilverJubilee

BLUE BELLS Group of Schools, pioneers in the field of education in Gurgaon, celebrated its 25^th Founder's Day recently. The evening bonanza was organised exclusively for the students and the alumni. World renowned group of acrobazia artists from Australia, The Excelsior's performed acrobatics to music. Shibani Kashyap's numbers kept the audience in thrall. Meritorious students of class X and XII for the sessions 2003-04, 2004-05 were also awarded on the occasion.
Chief Guest Anand Singh Dangi, MLA from Meham, reiterated that one should strive to excel in life. He congratulated founder chairman B.D.Gulati and Suman Gulati for rendering invaluable service to thousands through education.
Balram Singh, Upadhyaksha, Zila Parishad, Rohtak was the special guest. Mahesh Chandra, chairman of Blue Bells Group of Schools, was the Guest of Honour.

Source: HT Gurgaon Live (November 17, 2005)

The Silver Jubilee of Blue Bells school started with an hour long Yagna. Director Principal, Blue Bells Group of Schools Suman Gulati and Vice Principal Blue Bells Model School Chandan Dhawan along with the students and staff members recited the incantations. The programme was held exclusively for the students.

Source: HT Gurgaon Live - PACE Notes (November 17, 2005)

Blue Bells Group of Schools, Gurgaon, celebrated it's silver jubilee Founder's Day recently with great pomp and show

BLUE Bells Group of School, Gurgaon, celebrated its silver jubilee Founder's Day on November 10. The celebrations began with yagna amidst  the sounds of mantras reverberated by the students. The silver jubilee celebrations were graced by Deepender Singh Hooda, member of Parliament, Rohtak Lok, Sabha Constituency as the chief guest. Balram Dangi and Dharambir Gaba MLA, Gurgaon, presided over the function. Other present on the occasion included Mahesh Chandra, chairman Blue Bells Model School, B.D.Gulati founder chairman, Blue Bells Group of Schools, Suman Gulati founder principal and Director Blue Bells Group of Schools and Ashish Gulati vice chairman Blue Bells Group of Schools.

The students presented a cultural function that included a special performance 'Martial Art on Wheel' presented by a group of special children Ability Unlimited from Kanpur. Everyone witnessed the perfect, scintillating display of incredible talents of the special children. The presentation furthered the commitment of the institution of working with a social cause exhibiting its uniqueness in being special through its dedication to the special children. The school has also donated a cheque of Rs. 1 lakh to the chief minister's relief fund for Kashmir quake victims.

Source: Gurgaon Plus (November 16, 2005)

Perizaad Zorabian and Blue Bells School, Gurgaon, in their silver jubilee, came together to teach an important lesson to the school children. Charity begins at school and no age is too young to put back into society a little bit of what you got out of it. Prerizaad Zorabian came in specially from Mumbai for a charity close to her heart. Silver Jubilee Carnival is being held in support of the centre called 'Blessings of the Khushboo Welfare Society, set up under the supervision of The Spastic Society of India. The Blue Bells Group of Schools is based on the value system of their founder principal and director Suman Gulati.

The institution has never given in to the temptation of donations and has fiercely resisted favouritism and nepotism. It has also taken up the cause of mentally and physically challenged children and the under privileged living in slums through their Savera and Ujala programmes. The Silver Jubilee Carnival is consistent with similar initiatives in the past. 'Razzmatazz 1995' was hosted for the Spastic Society of India while 'Bindas Basant' was for NGO for special children. The children of 'The Spastic Society of India' have been invited to stage plays in schools.

Source: HT School Times (November 14, 2005)

THE Blue Bells Group of Schools hosted a Silver Jubilee Carnival where Perizaad Zorabian interacted with the school children. She sensitized them about how charity begins at school and no age is too young to give something back to the society. The carnival is being held in support of 'Blessings' of The Khushboo Welfare Society. The carnival also presented a lively fashion show and arock performance

Source: Gurgaon Plus (October 26, 2005)

Blue Bells School, Gurgaon and Perizaad Zorabian came together at the Diwali hullabaloo - silver jubilee carnival held in support of the Center 'Blessings' of The Khushboo Welfare Society, set up under the supervision of the Spastic Society of India. The event hosted by Blue Bells Group of Schools, Gurgaon was held on October 16 within the school premises. The occasion marked the silver jubilee celebrations of The Blue Bells Model School, Sector 4, Gurgaon.

Perizaad came in specially from Mumbai for a charity close to her heart, the 'Smt R A Shartul Gurukul School for special children' Mumbai. It's the shared value system and commonality of cause that brought Perizaad and Blue Bells Group of Schools together. Perizaad is a role model for school children being a Mumbai University topper and an MBA from USA. Her mother taught at a spastic school and the cause of these children has been very close to her heart since she was a child. Good education, according to her, is the best think that parents can give their children. "Instead of being prescriptive and suffocating the child with too many do's and don'ts, parents should give the children the right values, have trust in them and let them do and become what they want to", she said.

The Blue Bells Group of Schools based on the value system of their founder principal and director Suman Gulati has also taken up the cause of mentally and physically challenged children and the under privileged living in slums through their programmes 'Savera' and 'Ujala'.

The silver jubilee carnival in aid of charity is consistent with similar initiatives in the past. 'Razzmatazz 1995' was hosted for the Spastic Society of India while 'Bindaas Basant' was for an NGO for special children. The children of The Spastic Society of India have been invited to stage plays in schools.

The carnival also included a fashion show, a rock show by Taan Trikz an numerous other events.

IT WAS a concern that both actress Perizaad Zorabian and the students of the Blue Bells School, sector 10, shared. Instead of the appearance fee, she wanted the school to make a contribution to the charity she supports - The spastic Society, New Delhi. Keeping their promise, the students donated the proceeds of the Silver Jubilee Carnival to the Spastic Society.

The founder Principal and Director Blue Bells Group of Schools, Gurgaon, Suman Gulati, presented a cheque of Rs. 1 lakh to Perizaad.

THE PRIZE distribution function of the Gurgaon Talent Search Exam-2005 organised by the Students' Academy was held at the Community Centre, Sector 4, recently.

This year about 900 students from various schools of Gurgaon participated in this exam. Fifty topers from class 9,10,11,12 were given prizes and scholarships in this function.

Dr Laxmi Narain Sharma, principal of Govt. Post Graduate College was the chief guest and Prof. A.D.Arora and Prof. Subash Sapra were guests of honour. Blue Bells Model School, Sector 4 were the champions by securing 18 top positions and OLF won the runners up trophy by securing eight positions.

Dr. Sharma praised the efforts of the academy in providing knowledge-base education to the students as well as motivating them to participate in various competitive exams.

According to Prof. S.K.Batra and Prof. Sanjay Kumar of student's academy, following prizes were given to the top rankers.

Source: HT-Gurgaon-Live (October 21, 2005)

CARTOON CHANNELS are said to be the greatest entertainers for the children. But they affect the basic instincts of a child as they are woven around the theme of mystery, suspense and thrill. They exhibit a character larger than life and may also include several scenes of bloodshed. All this has a negative impact on a child. So it is right to say that cartoon channels given impetus to violence among children.

Nivita Yadav Class X Blue Bells Model Sr.Sec. School

Perizaad Zorabian celebrated the silver jubilee of Blue Bells School and told the kids that Charity began at school. "No age is too young to give to the Society a little bit of what you got out of it." She said. Perizaad is a role model for School Children be