Nehal Wadhera of BCM Arya to attend Zonal Cricket Camp

Wed, May 17, 2017 at 12:03 PM
Nehal is a part of select group of 24 players

Ludhiana: 17th May 2017: (Punjab Screen Bureau)::

Nehal Wadhera of BCM AryaSenior Secondary School, Shastri Nagar, is a part of select group of 24 players from all the states of North India i.e. Punjab, Delhi-Haryana, Himachal, and J&K. He is the only player of Ludhiana from his age group to be part of this elite camp.

These players from their respective States are chosen after their exemplary performance in recently held U-16 National level tournament called Vijay Merchant Trophy. This left-handed batsman is known for his fantastic cricketing techniques.

As per principal Mrs. Paramjeet Kaur, “We are very happy to see that along with the passion for the game, he maintains good academics too.“

Son of prominent education entrepreneur Mr. Kamal Wadhera of TCY group, Nehal has been a very dedicated player since age 8. According to his mother Gurpreet Wadhera, “Nehal has always been highly focused and dedicated towards his game.”

Further, these 24 players will be under strict observation of the best coaches for almost a month. At the end of this camp, top players for the inter-zonal tournament will be taken out.  

Vedic Karmayoga Camp – 2016 concludes at B.C.M Arya

An impressive colourful cultural show 

Sun, Jun 5, 2016 at 3:23 PMLudhiana: 5th June 2016: (Punjab Screen Bureau):

A week long residential  Vedic Karmayoga Camp (Boys and Girls) concluded at B.C.M Arya Model Sr. Sec. School campus amidst much fun and frolic. This  was organized with a view to make the students aware about the basic teaching and principles of the glorious Indian Culture and the Vedas as well as to inculcate good moral and spiritual values to lead a good and stress free life. For a group of 109 students of class VI to VIII, the camp was a food for soul, keeping them away from the busy schedule of studies and hum- drum of life.

The campers were involved in a wide array of activities viz. Meditation, Yoga, Folk Dances, Painting, Drawing, Morning Hawan, Religious Thoughts and Personality Grooming to give them the right direction to channelize their energy. A number of prominent Guest Speakers deliberated on some important social issues during the camp.

An impressive colourful cultural show by the students marked the Closing Ceremony.         Mr. V.K Goyal, Executive Director and CEO, SEL Group, Ludhiana graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. The students presented a number of items like dances, songs, yogic exercises and speeches and snapshot of beautiful moments of the camp.

Some parents of the campers also expressed their gratitude for the school authorities for providing such wonderful platform to students.

Speaking in the occasion, Principal (Dr.) Mrs. Paramjit Kaur exhorted the campers to keep up the high human values to build up a good national character.

Chief Guest, appreciated the performance of the campers and the school authorities for putting up wonderful effort in arranging this week-long residential Camp.

BCM Aryans set into action for Water Mission

Tue, May 31, 2016 at 2:07 PM

students are asked to keep a record of water saving

Ludhiana: 31st May 2016: (Punjab Screen Bureau):

To solve water crisis and ensure judicious utilization of water, BCM Arya  has set into action with surprisingly simple idea for water conservation. The simple yet powerful idea  has been given shape by  designing  a proforma to communicate, impart knowledge and bring about a change in outlook at the grassroots level about water conservation and watershed management. As a part of Summer Break activity students are asked to keep a record of no. of mugs used for routine activities like brushing, taking bath, washing vehicles, watering plants etc.

“Such efforts, small in scale though they may be, go a long way in tackling climate change and building a sustainable future for us all. Saving water is an ‘open mission’. The more who join in, the merrier we are." said Dr. Paramjit Kaur, Principal of School.

During summer, availability of water becomes scarce in cities and through such programmes, we aim to create awareness amongst students regarding water conservation and protection of all natural resources for a sustainable future." Said Ms. Vipra Kale, the environmental Manager.

CBSE-I students have made beautiful hand made proformas and one working on it with a water drop smiing. Parents have also supported for the project.

                         “It was a wonderful, fun loving and great learning activity as we came to know how many mugs of water we really waste in daily routine activities,” says Deepti of IX D.

                     “I felt satisfied and surprised by the fact that we can save large quatity of water with little change in our life style”. Says Aarush Thakur of 5th CBSE –I

Children are more likely to spread the message to their family and neighbours and encourage a whole lot more people to save and reuse water.

This effort might just be the tip of the iceberg but the impact could be tremendous .