| During the first year of its life Springdales School Jaipur made history. It organized as many as 7 Creative camps for dance, poetry, dramatics, computer and the like. Springdalians of both Delhi and Jaipur intermingled and worked on the theme 'Know Jaipur'.As a part of the workshop two Inter-School Fiestas were held in which 400 students from various schools of Jaipur took part. |
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| Invigorated by all this activity the students participated in a Para-Gliding demonstration. It was a glorious sight seeing the participants floating in the air like birds. |
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| Down to earth the next event was the Festival of Lights with a Diwali Mela in festive orange and yellow. A Christmas party followed with Father Santa and lots of Xmas songs,dances and gifts. |
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| The Inter School Sports Bonanza organized in February 2008, received an overwhelming response. 27 schools participated, with 450 students, 72 teachers and more than 250 parents and guests. The Disha School for physically challenged children was also invited for the event. All participants were given Certificates, Prizes and Gifts.
What a colorful day it was with students taking part in Fun-Races, Games of Skill, Skating and a special Fancy Dress for our little ones. |
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| The new academic session started in April 2008. A new Headmistress Mrs.Neelima Chaudhry took over the reins of the school. She has had more than 25 years of experience in the field of education. Her presence in the Hostel has enhanced the activities and programs for the Hostellers. |
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| The School celebrated Independence Day, Dushera and Diwali . Forthcoming events include the Inter-School Sports Bonanza to be held on the 17th of December 2008 and an Annual Day in March 2009. |
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Freedom of Spirit was celebrated on 14th of August, 2008. Students participated in the program with great patriotic fervor. The decorations in the school made for the day reflected the patriotic spirit and national pride. The Chief Guest was Mr. Rajesh Sharma, Chief Editor of the Rashtradoot, the first post independence newspaper published in Rajasthan. |
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Read-a-thon: a book reading competition amongst students. Not only students strove to read maximum number of new titles but also enjoyed designing book covers and dressing up as their favorite book character. |
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Events outside school: Students practiced hard and brought laurels to the school by wining the second prize in the Taal-Tarang competition organized by Delhi Public School, Jaipur. |
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School’s Birthday: All stakeholders cut the cake to celebrate the occasion. |
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Teacher’s Day: Teachers were welcomed by traditional welcome by the students. Students donned various caps to present a program that left the teachers really proud. What better thanks can a teacher expect? |
