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The Hindu
17-05-2025
- The Hindu
Sacred Heart school wins Changemaker Award
Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School, Kottakkal, has won the Changemaker Award instituted by Dubai-based Cyber Square and H.K. Trends. The school secured the award largely for its long-term vision, effective use of technology, and social responsibility. Programmes the school implemented in Information Technology (IT), science and social issues were also considered for the award. School Principal Sr. Ancilla George and Sacred Heart Santhom Province's education counsellor Sr. Seena Anto received the award from Hussam Al Hamadi, Vice Chair of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), UAE section, at a function held at Dubai University, Dubai, on Thursday (May 15).
Time of India
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
NCC cadet Dhruvika Dheer scores 96% in CBSE class 10 exam
CHANDIGARH: Dhruvika Dheer of Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School has scored 96 % in class Xth CBSE examination . With 100 percentile score in IT and 99 in Mathematics Dhruvika is among the top achievers in the School. Dhruvika is active in extra curricular activities. She brought laurels to her School when she created history by becoming the First JW NCC Cadet to qualify for Independence Day Parade and Guard of Honour. She has also bagged the BEST NCC CADET TROPHY for her performance inRDC 2024. An all rounder student and a lawn tennis player, Dhruvika spends her leisure time in drawing art and painting as her hobby. With grit, positivity and to serve the nation, Dhruvika wants to join Indian Army in future.
Hindustan Times
05-05-2025
- Sport
- Hindustan Times
Ludhiana girl Japleen clinches 3 gold medals in skating at 68th National School Games
Japleen Kaur, a 17-year-old student of Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School, BRS Nagar, has made Punjab proud by bagging three gold medals at the 68th National School Games held in New Delhi from April 30 to May 3. Representing Punjab's Roller-Skating Team, Japleen dominated the competition with victories in the track 500m, 1,000m, and 3,000m road races. Her performance earned her the prestigious Komal Khatri Award for being the best female skater of the event. Japleen's journey in roller skating began in 2016 under the mentorship of coach JS Dhaliwal. Since 2018, she has represented Punjab in national-level tournaments, building an impressive medal tally over the years. Recently, she clinched two bronze medals at the Senior National Roller-Skating Championship held in Mysore in December 2024. She also won one gold, one silver, and two bronze medals at the Junior National Championships in Chennai, along with another bronze at the National School Games in Satna, Madhya Pradesh in April 2024. Her talent has placed her among the probables for the Indian team heading to the 20th Asian Roller-Skating Championship in South Korea. She also took part in the selection trials for the 2022 Asian Games in China and represented Punjab at the 36th National Games in Ahmedabad. Japleen's mother, Kirti Soni, shared that her daughter began skating in Class UKG. 'We introduced skating in her life to keep her away from too much television. It started as a hobby and slowly became a passion. Her father was a table tennis player, so sports run in the family,' she said. Meanwhile, other players from Ludhiana also bagged medals in various events. Vansh Rawat impressed with two gold medals in the Track 1,000m and Road 1 Lap race, along with a bronze in the Track 500+D. Armaan added to the tally with a silver in the Track 500+D and two bronzes in the Track 1,000m and Road 1 Lap race. Kumud Jain secured a silver in the Track 1,000m and a bronze in the Road 3,000m race.
