Advanced swimming classes commenced on January 30, 2024, exclusively for the swimmers of Royal Global School. These sessions are being led by Mr. Elvis Ali Hazarika, an accomplished international swimmer and the proud recipient of the Assam Sourav Award for 2023-24 bestowed by the Government of Assam. In addition to Mr. Hazarika, the in-house coaches of RGS are also actively involved in conducting the classes.
Congratulations to all the students who participated in the 9th edition of the Guwahati Chess Classics, presented by GD Goenka in association with Northeast Chess India! Hearing about their achievements is truly inspiring. Undoubtedly, their hard work and dedication have propelled them to where they are now. Here's a summary of the outstanding results:
Under 7 Category:
1st Place: Shorya Begwani (Grade II B)
2nd Place: Revansh Sarma (Grade II B)
Under 9 Category:
1st Place: Shlok Sonthalia (Grade II B)
3rd Place: Aarush Agarwal (Grade III A)
Witnessing young minds excel in the realm of chess is heartening. May their passion for the game continue to drive them, leading to even greater achievements in the future.
Royal Global School witnessed a momentous event on 27th January 2024 as it celebrated the Graduation Ceremony for the outgoing students of Grade 12. The ceremony, held with grandeur and grace, marked the culmination of the students' academic journey and the beginning of a new chapter in their lives. The ceremony commenced with the arrival of dignitaries while the Vice Principal of the institution walked amid the august gathering with the traditional Lamp of Continuity, symbolizing brightness, prosperity, and the pursuit of knowledge. The masters of ceremonies, set the tone with a motivational welcome address, highlighting that graduation is not an end but the start of a new chapter filled with possibilities. The distinguished guests present included Dr A. K. Pansari, Chairman of Royal Global School, Sri A.K. Modi, Vice Chairman of Royal Global School, Dr Samudra Gupta Kashyap, Chancellor of Nagaland University and other esteemed members of the management. The Chief Guest, Dr Samudra Gupta Kashyap, was felicitated by the Head Boy, Dev Tiwari, for his remarkable academic journey and contributions to journalism. The Vice Principal, Ms Binita Jain, addressed the students, sharing her thoughts on the roller coaster journey experienced by the graduating class with exceptional fortitude. She further reminded them that luck always favours the one with steadfastness and determination to go that extra mile to accomplish their goals. This was followed by a soul-stirring song that added a musical touch to the ceremony. The Principal Designate, Dr. Dilip Kumar Panda, was warmly welcomed to the podium where he emphasized the importance of hard work and perseverance which are both essential requisites for attaining success. After that, the Graduation Ceremony commenced with different classes being called onstage accompanied by their class teachers and acknowledged for their achievements. The ceremony unfolded with certificates of appreciation awarded for academic excellence and 100% attendance, recognizing the dedication and hard work of the students. A scintillating dance recital showcased the talent of the students followed by an inspiring speech by Dr. Samudra Gupta Kashyap, the Chief Guest in which he hoped the sun never set on this institution. Quoting the late Dr. Bhupen Hazarika, he urged all students to always uphold and respect one’s individuality. In his inspiring address, Dr. A. K. Pansari, the Chairman of Royal Global School insisted that parents need not create undue pressure upon their wards to excel, rather, the focus should be on holistic learning and overall growth. To the students, he quoted Shlokhs of Chanakya emphasising learning from one’s school, self, family and peers. The outgoing Head Boy and Head Girl, Dev Tiwari and Riddhi Poddar, delivered impactful speeches, representing the aspirations of the student community. The Lamp of Continuity was passed on to the successors amidst a symbolic transition. As the National Anthem played, the ceremony ended, leaving the audience filled with pride and inspiration. The school expressed gratitude to the dignitaries, parents, and the entire school community for their unwavering support in making the Graduation Ceremony 2024 a memorable one.
To commemorate and celebrate our Constitution, Royal Global School celebrated the 75th Republic Day with a lot of patriotic zeal and fervour.
The school wore a festive look as it was adorned with the hues of the Tricolour and the feeling of patriotism reverberated throughout the school campus.
Set amidst the canopy of lush greenery the Tricolour was unfurled and it nestled fluttering high as a soulful flute rendition played in the background.
The march-past by the school contingent in their smart attire saluted the Tricolour as a token of respect to our Mother Land. The school band followed giving a rhythmic beat to the March Past.
Vice Principal Ms Binita Jain emphasised that along with celebration we should embark on a journey of introspection and praised Bharat as it marches ahead and leaves no stone unturned for a holistic development of its citizens.
The short enactment portrayed by our young Indians informed the august gathering about the making of the Constitution and the work of calligraphy and illustrations that adorn the pages of our glorious Constitution. The play enthralled the audience as well as enriched their knowledge about the Constitution.
India is a land of diversity, and this was well displayed as the talented singers of RGS enchanted everyone with their songs sung in three Indian languages. The melodious performance captivated the audience.
Dr. Dilip Kumar Panda, Principal Designate appreciated the students for their splendid display of acting, music and dance. He took us down memory lane about the significance of the Constitution and that it should be in our culture to celebrate the freedom fighters every day. Harmony is our culture and not animosity he stressed. By giving the right values to our students one can create a great Nation called Bharat he said.
The nimble feet of the graceful dancers in their pristine white costumes kept everyone spellbound with their mesmerizing moves.
The celebration ended with the anchors thanking everyone without whom the event wouldn't have been possible.
"Mathematics Is Fun."
In continuation of our endeavour to provide experiential learning to our young royalites, a trip to Quick Shoppe in the premises of Royal Global University was organised for the students of Grade 3 on 25th January 2024. The aim of the visit was to enrich students' understanding of various concepts related to money beyond the confined spaces of classrooms. They purchased things for their family cautiously keeping in mind the budget, cross checking their bills with the help of addition and subtraction. This field trip was very insightful as it helped the young learners in real time application of Mathematical concepts.
The Senior Inter-House Cricket Tournament for the 2023-24 session concluded on January 23, 2024.
Champions: Vivekananda House Sr.
Runners-Up: Gandhi House Sr.
3rd Place: Tagore House Sr.
MAN OF THE MATCH:
MATCH 1: Shantanu Shahi (Vivekananda)
MATCH 2: Shaurya Agarwal (Gandhi)
THIRD PLACE: Partik Mour (Tagore)
FINAL: Darsh Swain (Vivekananda)
We deeply appreciate Jyotiprasad Agarwala, born on June 17, 1903, in Tezpur, Assam, for his remarkable contributions to cinema. Renowned for directing and composing masterpieces like Joymati (1935), he holds a revered position among influential figures in the industry. Affectionately known as the Rupkonwar of Assamese culture, his pioneering work in Assamese cinema, particularly with "Joymoti," earned him the title of its founder. His death anniversary on January 17th is commemorated as Silpi Divas (Artists' Day). The Royal Global School's celebration of Silpi Divas reflects a commendable effort to instill respect and admiration for such great artists among students.
The third day of the Annual Sports Meet was a grand event that brought athletes and spectators together to curate physical prowess and teamwork. The school’s expansive playground served as the venue for the event. Our esteemed guest for the event was Dr. Kiran Seth, an academician, Professor in the department of Mechanical Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi since 1976. Dr. Seth is also credited with setting up the society for the promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture amongst youth. The day’s event spurred off with the bearing of the torch by the Sports Captain and continued by the various national and international sports achievers of the school. The torch lighting ceremony officially unravelled the event. This was followed by the Vice Principal’s speech and the release of balloons by the House Masters. Students from grades 6 to 9 and 11 participated in a variety of events, including march past, gymnastics, 100- & 200-meter race, relay race, horse show, drill and many more. However, the main attraction had been the competitions among parents. The day concluded with a vote of thanks by Ashok Talukdar (HOD Sports) and the awarding of certificates and prizes to the winners. To end it off the house participants walked the ‘March off’ calling an end to the proceedings.
The students and teachers of Vivekananda House joyously celebrated Swami Vivekananda's birthday by gathering around his statue. With utmost reverence, they adorned the statue with garlands, symbolizing their commitment to embodying his timeless teachings. Through this simple yet profound act, they collectively remembered and embraced the inspiring wisdom imparted by Swami Vivekananda, fostering a sense of unity and enlightenment among the school community.
Sports has the power to change the world. It's about life, emotions, and passion. Royal Global School witnessed the fusion of sweat, teamwork, and cheers during the Annual Sports Day for Grades 1-5. The day brimmed with thrills as budding sportspersons showcased athleticism and sportsmanship. The auspicious day kicked off with Ms. Binita Jain, Vice Principal, releasing balloons symbolizing the vibrant hopes of the students. Grade 2 students demonstrated various asanas for a fit and healthy life, followed by a diverse range of events like the 50-meter race, sack race, obstacle race, three-legged race, relay race, and more. Deafening applause from the audience boosted the spirit of young athletes performing drill, aerobics, gymnastics, and taekwondo. The enthusiasm and zeal of parents participating in the 50-meter dash were awe-inspiring. Deserving winners were felicitated with gifts and loud applause. As the day concluded, resounding cheers and smiles reflected collective joy and appreciation for sportsmanship and achievement. The proceedings wrapped up with a vote of thanks and the rendition of the National Anthem.
The Harvest Festival Magh Bihu also known as Bhogali Bihu was celebrated with a lot of festive fervour and enthusiastic zeal. The school wore a festive look and most of us were dressed in our traditional finery. There was a special Assembly where the students put up a splendid skit wherein all the aspects of Bihu were showcased beautifully. The program reached its feverish peak when the Bihu dancers put up a well synchronised and graceful dance and had everyone grooving to the foot tapping number. The Vice Principal Mrs. Binita Jain addressed the gathering students and wished everyone on the auspicious occasion of Magh Bihu. The cherry on the top was the tiny tots of Pre Primary dressed in traditional Assamese attire and dancing to the beat of the Dhol and the Peppa ! The special Assembly came to an end with the burning of the Meji and everyone having a bite of the Pitha and Nariyal laddoo.
The much awaited Annual Sports day began with the tiny tots of Royal Global school as Junior Olympics. We had several captivating and thrilling games for our little ones, parents and grandparents. The event kicked off with soothing Yog Yatra by Grade 2 students followed by various games such as build a tower, obstacles race, go for shopping, 50 meter dash, weight lifting, ready for school, etc. Parents and grandparents also showed their enthusiasm by participating in races such as the three legged race, thread and needle race, 50meter dash, spoon and marble race. All of them received prizes and gifts for their jubilant win. We also witnessed a performance on aerobics by Grade 1 students as well. The pre-primary students concluded the event with a spirited march followed with a vote of thanks and national anthem.
“MY GRANDFATHER USED TO SAY ONCE IN YOUR LIFE YOU NEED A DOCTOR, A LAWYER, A POLICEMAN AND A PREACHER BUT EVERYDAY, THREE TIMES A DAY YOU NEED A FARMER.”
-BRENDA SCHOEPP-
To mark the celebration of Magh Bihu, also known as Bhogali Bihu, the children of Grade IV-C of Royal Global School presented a short enactment featuring the farmers’ emotions towards the end of the harvesting season. On Magh Bihu, the granaries of the farmers are full which fills their heart with happiness & enthusiasm in abundance. This festival is a time for people to come together as a community for the thanksgiving ceremonies for a bountiful harvest and celebrate by feasting with their loved ones.
The pre primary section organised a poem and story telling competition for the kids to showcase their creativity, competing against each other. Their Imaginary worlds came to life through their innocent words, and sweet rhymes. The competition promised to be a heartwarming spectacle, where the pure joy of storytelling and the magic of poetry unfolded in the most adorable way possible.
