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Sanskriti School, Jammu outshines in Maha Behes Nationals held at Gurugram
12/26/2018 8:51:32 PM
Early Times Report

JAMMU, Dec 26: Jammu Sanskriti School, Jammu outshined in Maha Behes Nationals held at Presidium International School, Gurugram. This is for the first time that Sanskritians have participated in the national level and left their imprint in the minds of other performers as well. The entire event was adjudicated by eminent judges.
The heirloom here is amidst prominent schools of Delhi, Gurugram, Bengluru, Patna, Guwahati and Jammu, two of our Sanskritians namely Amber Bhat of class 8th has been ranked as 9th best speaker and Symaira Jaither of class 8th has been ranked as 124th in the cubs division in betwixt of 140 best debaters. The joie de vivre for parents and school is ineffable. Other Sanskritians namely Himanshu Bhardwaj, Yuvraj Singh, Vibhour Charak participated in lions division and performed extremely well. Apart from the above Sakshi Choudhary also percolated pretty well in cubs division.
The children were prepared and escorted by Munmun Kohli. It was the relinquishment of about 22 regional rounds over the year from 14 cities and had over 800 participants from all over India. All the participants have qualified regional round held this year at Heritage School, Jammu in which our Sanskritians had already bagged two gold medals, one silver medal by Sushant of class 9th and two Bronze medals.
Albeit congratulating the children, Principal cum Vice Chairperson of the school Rohini Aima proffered her belief in the capability of children and their mentor and prompted them to maintain the standards which they have raised as an achievement is not a herculean task but maintenance of standards is.
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