We congratulate Purva Sharma, Pari Jain and Divyanshu Agarwal of standard XI, The students of St. Edmunds School Jawahar Nagar, willingly volunteered in The Jaipur Literature Festival, or JLF is an annual literary festival which takes place in the Indian city of Jaipur each January. It is the world's largest free literary festival. Around 300 speakers were present at the Festival. The students got the chance to meet such famous personalities like Dia Mirza, Manish Malhotra, Sachin Pilot, Åsne Seierstad, Abhijit Bannerji and many more famous personalities.

They also shared their experience that it was a great opportunity for them as people came from various countries so it is a platform to interact with people and they got the opportunity to work with a wonderful team from different part of the globe. Being a volunteer in JLF has enhanced their confidence and boost up the strength and at this very young age they were felicitated by the team of The Jaipur Literature Festival, and also received goodies from the team.

School Director Dr Pooja Singh and Principal Mrs Anu Bhatia congratulated and motivated them to participate in more and more such prestigious events and wished them good luck for future endeavours.

We congratulate Gautam Kachhawa, Haider Ali Noman and Meghna Jagwani of Std VIII C and Purva Sharma, Malyena Sing Budania and Madhu Rai of Std XI humanities for being felicitated by WSSO and Times of India for winning best paintings award on water conservation.

Naman Sharma, a class XI student of St Edmund's School, Jawahar Nagar won a Bronze medal in Asian Muaythai championship organized by UAE government and Asian Olympic at Abu Dhabi.

On 20th December 2019, St Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar organised Annual Sports event in Rajasthan University Sports Complex under the Fit India Campaign “Body fit, mind hit” for the students to showcase their athletic abilities, self-confidence and winning spirit.
The event commenced with the School director Mr Sudhir Singh, joint director Dr Pooja Singh and Principal Mrs Anu Bhatia welcoming the esteemed chief guest Mr Ram Chandra Pilaniya who is a district Education Officer (Shiksha Sankul).
To officially inaugurate the sports meet, The flag was hosted by Mr Ram Chandra Pilaniya along with other dignitaries.
After the flag hosting, a comprehensive March past was done by the students of the four distinctive houses of Edmund’s family, Shaurya ,Parakram Veer and Shakti, illuminating the place with their passion, energy, intensity and elegance. The synchronized swing of arms and the sound of the thudding feet resonated in the hearts of each person present.
The students showed the union among their hearts, mind and soul, through the yoga exercise, followed by the field dance. The scan fitness program, which aims at enhancing the health and nutrition in students gave a majestic performance.
After the beautiful melody of the school Edmund song, the sports activities began.
The match of the primary section was a delight to watch, and the tiny tots made all the possible effort to win. The Kho Kho ended in the victory of parakram house, while in the cricket match veer house emerged victoriously.

After that, the middle section organised chess, carrom, seven stones, Kho kho and Kabaddi in which parakram,shakti and veer house grabbed the gold medal.
Then, the intense races i.e 100m,200m, Long jump etc...In drag the ball race veer house, rope skipping shaurya house, relay race shakti house emerged as winners.
The overall winning trophy was grabbed by Shaurya house.
Finally, there was a prize distribution, where the winners were congratulated and praised for their competence, abilities and the teamwork.
School Joint director Dr Pooja Singh emphasised on the importance of sports in a child's life. The sports meet concluded with a vote of thanks and singing of National Anthem.

The promising students of St. Edmund's School, Jawahar Nagar have taken a unique initiative by creating the first graphic novel on the French Revolution. With the continuous support of the School Deputy Director Mr Kapil Singh, Joint director Dr Pooja Singh and School Principal Mrs Anu Bhatia, staff and students all this was made possible. Students have demonstrated their intellectual prowess by creating a graphic novel of the French Revolution, embodying unimaginable work.
The team have tried to develop a smart learning tool which will not only help the students to fight the phobia of history but it will open doors for quick learning. The main motive was to provide maximum knowledge in a minimalistic but interesting manner.
The magnificent book was released at the History Festival organized by the Sawai Mansingh Museum II
The graphic novel was launched by Retd General Puri an author of Kargil turning the tide and Mr Sudhir Mathur, a connoisseur of crafts and culture, committed to initiating social impact, a keen promoter of young talent & a humanist.
The Central Board of Secondary Education had long strived to create graphic material on the creation of graphic novels, the students of St Edmund’s exemplify their efforts.
Mr Sandeep Sethi JI(Director Education, M.S.M.S. II, Museum Trust) also praised the efforts of the students and said that the result of the hard work of the students is that today the first graphic comic book has been prepared for which the whole school administration deserves appreciation.
The Director of the school, Dr Sudhir Kumar Singh and Principal Mrs Anu Bhatia, congratulated all the members of the Comics Books Advisory Committee for their excellent work.

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