The Utsarga Club members organized a visit to Nortap village in Sonapur on 31st August, accompanied by 29 boarders from grades 6 to 11, along with their coordinator, Mrs. Mahua G. Kanungoe, and Dr. Himashree Kalita. This visit was held in remembrance of Mother Teresa's birthday and to honor the mission she envisioned for the needy.
Upon arriving at the L.P. School, the students were divided into two groups to engage with the children. For students in grades 1-3, activities focused on experiential learning through games and physical exercises such as drawing, recitation, word comprehension, mathematics, and action songs. The other group connected with students in grades 4 and 5 by sharing their talents through various art forms.
Many games were played with the children, and the distribution of chocolates, juices, and biscuits marked the celebration of Mother Teresa's birthday, wrapping up a memorable day filled with bonding and friendship.
It was a meaningful and enriching experience for the RGS students, one they will cherish for a long time.
On August 29, 2024, grade 11 Humanities students from Royal Global School, accompanied by their Political Science teacher, had the privilege of visiting the Assam Legislative Assembly in Dispur, Guwahati. This educational initiative aimed to provide students with a firsthand experience of how legislative procedures and governance function in Assam.
The visit proved to be an enriching experience for the students, offering them a deeper understanding of the democratic process, legislative practices, and the government's role in policy-making. Upon arrival, the students were warmly welcomed by the Assembly staff.
A highlight of the visit was the opportunity to witness a live session of the Assam Legislative Assembly. Seated in the visitor's gallery, the students had a clear view of the proceedings. The session presided over by the Speaker of the Assembly, provided a glimpse into the discussions and debates among elected members on various issues affecting the state.
Students observed how elected representatives discussed bills, raised questions, and deliberated on policy decisions. The session helped students understand the importance of Question Hour, dialogue, debate, and consensus in a democratic system. The Speaker's role in maintaining order and ensuring smooth proceedings was particularly noteworthy.
In addition, students had a brief interaction with the Minister of Environment and Forests, Mr. Chandra Mohan Patowary. This provided a unique opportunity to engage with a high-ranking government official and gain insights into the challenges and responsibilities of public service.
Overall, the visit to the Assam Legislative Assembly was an extremely enriching experience for the students. It provided them with a valuable opportunity to learn about the democratic process and the workings of government practically and engagingly.
The Royal Debating Society, also known as Vox Populi—Voice of the People, hosted its 2nd individual debate competition on the 29th and 30th of August for students of Grades 4 and 5, respectively. These competitions are an extension of our public speaking classes, aimed at fostering eloquence and critical thinking amongst our students. The competition was judged by:- Mr. Satyakee D Com Bhuyan - Ms. Neha Sayal - Ms. Himadri Saikia The debate was chaired by Ms. Ankita Pansari (Public Speaking Educator) Winners of the Competition:Grade 41st- Vaasavi Agarwal (Best Speaker) 2nd- Dhruvika Gogoi (Most Promising Speaker) 3rd- Aishani Newar (Budding Speaker) Class 51st- Khushii Chaudhary (Best Speaker) 2nd- Mugdha Devi (Most Promising Speaker) 3rd- Varenya Panda (Budding Speaker) Congratulations to all the winners and to all the participants for shedding your inhibitions and participating in this debate competition!
A team of eight students, accompanied by Ms. Pooja Bhattacharjee, represented our school at the prestigious national-level Inter-School competition held at The Doon School, Dehradun, from August 29th to September 1st, 2024. The four-day event was packed with activities that challenged the students' intellectual abilities and provided opportunities to forge new friendships.
The first day was intense, featuring impromptu debate rounds and various quizzing sessions. Our quiz team, consisting of Kresha Jain and Piya Sahu, performed exceptionally well, securing a spot in the next qualifying round. It was a proud moment for all of us as we watched our team excel under pressure.
Our debate teams also put forth commendable efforts, winning several rounds. The experience was enriching, offering valuable lessons and insights. On August 30th, the Jedi debate team participated in their fourth round, while the Chucks team continued with their third-round matchups. The day was filled with excitement, tension, and spirited competition. In the evening, we enjoyed a special event—the Headmaster's Dance and Dinner. It was a delightful experience, giving us the chance to interact with the headmaster and students of The Doon School. The evening was filled with laughter, dance, and engaging conversations, making it one of the highlights of the event.
August 31st marked the semi-finals for the Chucks debate, a highly competitive round that was both challenging and insightful. Although neither the Chucks team nor the Jedi team advanced to the semi-finals or finals, their performances were commendable. The Jedi team won two out of four matches, with Shanvi Agarwal being recognized as the Best Speaker in two rounds and the Most Promising Speaker in another two. The Chucks team also won one out of their four matchups, with Paraj Garg receiving the Best Speaker award, showcasing their determination and skill.
Watching the debates was truly inspiring, as the participants showcased exceptional oratory skills and sharp critical thinking. The competition was intense, and the level of discourse was remarkable. This experience provided valuable lessons for the students, motivating them to aim for even greater success in future events.
Recently, Royal Global School hosted the INTACH Heritage Quiz (City Round), where 80 teams from various schools across Guwahati participated with great enthusiasm. The competition started with two written elimination rounds, leading to five teams advancing to the final round. The final round was captivating, with the quiz master posing questions on topics such as art and architecture, history, entertainment, and food. Kreesha Jain and Prayash Kalita of Royal Global School secured second place in the competition. The INTACH Heritage Quiz offered a valuable learning experience for all participants.
Royal Global School proudly announces that ten Grade XI students participated in the 5th Meghalaya Model United Nations (MMUN), held at the NEHU campus in Shillong from August 23rd to 25th, 2024. This prestigious event, one of the largest in the North East, saw 950 delegates from over 100 schools and colleges come together. The convention's motto, "SEPRARE, INSPIRARE, SUDARE," urged participants to dare to dream, achieve, and work hard for success.
The event began on Day 1 with an inauguration ceremony graced by the esteemed Chief Guest, Justice Hanarsal Singh Thangkhiee, and the Guest of Honour, Idashisha Nongrang, IPS, DGP, Meghalaya. Following the inauguration, briefings were held for the various committees, including IPC, UNEA, DISEC, UNODC, JPC, AIPPM, UNHRC, NSC, INCSW, and UNGA.
Day 2 featured intense discussions on the respective agendas, spanning three engaging sessions.
On Day 3, the committees reached their conclusions amidst lively debates, passionate desk-banging, and empathetic exchanges. The event concluded with a closing ceremony in the presence of Guest of Honour, Dr Andrew Simons, Commissioner & Secretary, MLA. The vote of thanks, delivered by Meshwa Kupar, President of MMUN, inspired students to live up to the convention's motto: "INSPIRE, ASPIRE, PERSPIRE."
The event was a profound learning experience, instilling in participants
a desire to bring about positive change in society.
The students were escorted by Dr. Monica Chaudhry.
The participants were:
- Sahil Syed Ali (Campus Ambassador)
- Leezia Maikam
- Toshai Syiam
- Imtilangla Longchar
- Tanisha Jalan
- Anena Angam
- Diksha Mittal
- Nirjit Nihal Gogoi
- Aadidev Basumatory
- Nadia Shangpliang
Royal Global School, Guwahati, hosted the Science Exhibition 2024, a dynamic event that energized the campus. Aligned with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and STEM, students created projects addressing various global challenges.
Dr. Sofia Banu, Associate Professor at Guwahati University, visited each project, praising the students for their creativity and knowledge, and expressing gratitude for the opportunity to witness their work.
The event drew many parents, who admired the projects presented by students across all grades. Senior students featured AI applications, Sustainable Development Goals, and topics like Nuclear Science and Microplastics. Middle school projects addressed climate change and health, while primary students explored life below water, zero hunger, and basic human needs.
The exhibition also featured IRIS, the AI teacher robot, which impressed visitors with its precise responses. The event showcased Royal Global School's dedication to scientific inquiry and making a positive impact on the world.
On August 23rd, the students of Class 11 and 12 had the privilege of attending an enlightening session with Squadron Leader Ranjul Sarmah (Retd.), a distinguished veteran of the Indian Air Force (IAF) and a seasoned professional with a diverse career spanning aviation, banking, e-commerce, and financial services. His journey from being a fighter pilot to becoming an entrepreneur and financial educator offered the students invaluable insights into career versatility, leadership, and financial wisdom.
On August 21st and 22nd, 2024, a talented group of students from Royal Global School participated in EvoTech 3.0, the third edition of the annual inter-school tech fest hosted by Sarala Birla Gyan Jyoti, Guwahati. This event brought together some of the brightest young minds to compete in a variety of tech-centric challenges, including Chatbot Making, Mobile Gaming, and more.
The first day began with a grand opening ceremony, featuring a stunning instrumental performance and an engaging dance by the students of Sarala Birla Gyan Jyoti. The day was filled with diverse events such as Event Videography, Poster Making, Coding, Chatbot Making, Start-Up Pitching, Marketing, Console Gaming, and Mobile Gaming. Our Royalites participated enthusiastically, seizing the opportunity to learn and innovate.
Day two continued with competitions in Tech Trivia, Console Gaming Finals, Mobile Gaming Finals, Robotics, Chatbot Making Judgement, and Event Videography Submissions. The event concluded with a highly anticipated closing and prize distribution ceremony.
The Royal Global School team made us proud with their impressive performances in the following events:
Rudra Sah and Ayaan Khemka secured third place in Chatbot Making.
Bhavik Bansal, Aarav Goel, and Shaurya D Khemka clinched third place in Robotics.
Jugarka Kaushik and Ananya Borkotoky earned second place in Event Videography.
Munish, Rishi Brahma, Prince Simai, and Joy Pradhan triumphed with a first-place finish in Mobile Gaming.
EvoTech 3.0 was more than just a competition; it was a platform for students to broaden their horizons, collaborate, and showcase their tech skills. The Royalites returned with not only accolades but also invaluable experiences and memories that will inspire them in their future endeavors.
Congratulations to Chaitanya Siotia and Shivansh Nahata for securing the Gold and Silver medals on Board 5 in the Under-12 category, respectively. Additionally, Vihaan Upadhyay won the Silver medal on Board 5 in the Under-18 category at the 2nd National School Team Chess Championship 2024. The event was organized by the All India Chess Federation at Sarusajai Stadium from August 12th to 14th, 2024.
RGS is proud of your achievements! Your medals are a testament to your talent and perseverance. We celebrate your success and wish you many more victories in the future!
What an incredible journey for our ten students and two teachers who ventured to Sunbeam Suncity in Varanasi for the Round Square Conference! Surrounded by representatives from 26 schools, our team immersed themselves in a whirlwind of insights, innovation, and interaction. The conference provided a dynamic mix of educational sessions and engaging activities, creating an environment where learning was both enjoyable and enlightening.
Each day was filled with thought-provoking discussions, team-building exercises, and moments of pure laughter that made the experience unforgettable. From insightful workshops to collaborative challenges, every moment showcased the power of global learning and camaraderie. Our students not only gained valuable knowledge but also forged lasting connections with peers from diverse backgrounds.
The energy and enthusiasm of the conference were palpable, reinforcing Round Square’s commitment to international understanding and personal development. As we reflect on this remarkable experience, we're grateful for the opportunity to grow, learn, and laugh together. Here’s to many more adventures that inspire and transform!
India is a land of diverse cultures and ethnicity yet we are one and all proud Indians.
Royal Global School Guwahati celebrated the 78th Independence Day with a lot of patriotism and enthusiasm.
The celebrations commenced with the hoisting of the National Tricolour to the soulful flute rendition of Saare Jahaan Se Aacha and Vande Mataram. The March Past by the school contingent followed. They were aptly supported by the melodious music played by the students setting the tone and mood for the events that followed.
The head of the school Dr. Dillip Kumar Panda addressed the August gathering wherein he said that long years ago some people made a promise and after a lot of struggle India has made a tryst with destiny. This struggle taught us resilience. But our freedom comes with a lot of challenges where the question if we will be able to breathe free and clean air or drink pure water in the future looms large in the air. He asked the parents to teach their children the difference between exact education and education as propagated by social media. So the need of the hour is not only to produce techies who will propel development but at the same time use technology to build a more peaceful and sustainable world.
The school choir enthralled the gathering with their melodious song. Through their song, they praised our Motherland and its glory. India's cultural diversity was brought forth as the choir sang in different Indian languages.
The skit took us through memory lane as they showcased India's journey from 1942 to 1947 and how subtly the seed of partition was floated.
A befitting end to the celebration was the dance by the young students of grades II and III. They captivated and mesmerized everyone with their graceful dance performance. Their nimble feet brought the stage alive and everyone watched spellbound.
To observe Partition Horrors Remembrance Day, Royal Global School organized a panel discussion on "Partition Weighed Heavier Than the Price of Independence" on August 14th, 2024.
Our esteemed panellists for the day were Prof. Sajal Nag, Dr. Mousumi Dutta Pathak, and Dr Dillip Kumar Panda. The discussion was expertly moderated by Dr. Dhiraj Kumar Borkotoky, who raised various critical issues regarding the Partition of India and its lasting impact. The panellists provided insightful perspectives, making the session highly enriching. The participants gained new knowledge on lesser-known aspects of the Partition and engaged enthusiastically in the discussion.
On August 10th, 2024, Grade I of Royal Global School organised the "Eat Q- The Mindful Eating" competition with the intent of promoting healthy eating habits and mindfulness among students. The event featured three enticing categories: Seasonal Sensation (Incorporating nutrition in salads), Breakfast Bonanza (Nutritious morning meals), and Indian Street Food (Creative variations of popular street food). Participants, both parent and child, poured their hearts into creating vibrant salads, delicious wholesome breakfast options, and tantalizing versions of Indian street food. Nutrition experts Mrs. Kashmiri Barkakati Nath and Mrs. Ruchi Bhardwaj Barah provided their valuable insights as they judged the dishes based on presentation, creativity, nutritional value, involvement of the child, taste, and neatness of the workspace. The event came to a delightful close with the announcement of winners and the heartwarming distribution of certificates, inspiring everyone to make joyful and healthier food choices.
Royal Global School is proud to announce the participation of four teams comprising two members in the CBSE Cryptic Crossword Contest (CCCC 24) held today (08/08/24). The event occurred at the Arts Players Auditorium and was organized in collaboration with the National Inter College Crossword Expedition (NICE).
Heartiest congratulations to the winners and the first runners-up!
Winners:
Prayash Kalita (Grade X) and Kreesha Jain (Grade X).
First Runners-Up:
Jugarka Kaushik (Grade XII) and Shaurya Jain (Grade XII).
Royal Global School congratulates Ritisha Mayra Rajbongshi for securing 2nd place in the All Assam Under-11 Girls Chess Championship 2024, which concluded today in Tezpur. She has been selected to represent the Assam team at the National U-11 Girls Chess Championship 2024, scheduled for later this year. Wishing you all the best for your future endeavours!
Royal Global School heartily congratulates Sanaya Kashyap from UKG-A, who secured a silver medal in the backstroke event at the Kamrup District Inter School Aquatic Meet 2024, held at the N.F. Railway Swimming Pool Complex. We are incredibly proud of her hard work and success!
Date:01st-Aug-24
Title: All Assam Under-11 Girls Chess Championship 2024
Royal Global School congratulates Ritisha Mayra Rajbongshi for securing 2nd place in the All Assam Under-11 Girls Chess Championship 2024, which concluded today in Tezpur. She has been selected to represent the Assam team at the National U-11 Girls Chess Championship 2024, scheduled for later this year. Wishing you all the best for your future endeavours!
