Sagarites shine bright by Spreading Awareness through Nukkad Natak

We take immense pride in announcing that Sagar Public School, Gandhi Nagar has clinched the 1st Position among several reputed schools of Bhopal in the Nukkad Natak Competition organized on 29 September 2025 on the occasion of Swachhta Pakhwada under the theme “Swachhta Hi Seva Hai” at the Regional Science Centre, Bhopal.\r\n\r\nHeartfelt congratulations to our brilliant Sagarites for their outstanding performance and to their dedicated mentor Mr Ankit Yadav for his constant guidance.

Educational Trip to IIM, INDORE for Classes XI & XII @ SPS Gandhi Nagar

"Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think." – Albert Einstein. On 24 September 2025, Sagarites of Class XI and XII visited Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Indore for an enriching educational trip. The highlight was an interactive session with Retd. Col. Dr Guru Raj Gopinath, who emphasized that IIMs nurture not just managers but socially responsible leaders. He motivated students to dream big, plan effectively, and pursue goals with discipline, curiosity, and determination. His inspiring words, “Believe you can and you’re halfway there,” deeply resonated. A guided campus tour showcased academic blocks, library, and hostels, offering insights into life at IIM Indore. The visit was truly inspiring and left students motivated for future endeavors.

CBSE Capacity Building Workshop on School Health and Wellness

“A healthy mind resides in a healthy body, and both together create a strong foundation for learning.”\r\nA two-days Capacity Building Programme on School Health and Wellness was organized under the aegis of CBSE on 13 and 14 September 2025. The programme was conducted by two eminent CBSE Resource Persons. Ms Reeta Singh, Principal of Central India Academy, Dewas, and Ms Parmita Karmakar, Principal of Mount Litera Zee School, Jabalpur reminded the participants that education is not just about knowledge, but also about nurturing happier, healthier & emotionally balanced individuals.\r\nAcross the two days, 11 modules were covered through interactive activities, real-life discussions, and case studies, making the sessions highly engaging and practical. The workshop emphasized holistic well-being, participatory learning, and the teacher’s role as a facilitator. It concluded with gratitude and a renewed commitment to creating healthier, happier, and more resilient learners.

Chasing Aspirations with Grit and Grace - ASPIRE session

"Curiosity is the spark, consistency is the fuel, and together they launch you beyond limits.”\r\nAn inspiring ASPIRE session was conducted on 26 August 2025 by Mr. Jatin Wahane, the World’s Youngest Rocket Scientist and India’s Youngest Aerospace Engineer. With his humble presence and powerful words, he ignited young minds to dream big and stay grounded. He emphasized that curiosity will take you miles, one must grow their skill set to be valued, and consistency in efforts is the real key to success. Sharing insights from his own journey, Mr Wahane encouraged students to nurture passion with discipline and to persevere despite challenges. The session concluded with an engaging interaction, where students asked insightful questions, leaving them motivated to chase their aspirations with courage and consistency.

Sagarites of SPS Gandhi Nagar – Spreading Smiles, Sharing Hearts

The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others." – Mahatma Gandhi\r\nOn 25 August 2025, students of Class VII, on behalf of Classes VI–VIII, visited Nitya Seva Sadan to celebrate the spirit of Joy of Giving. The young Sagarites collected essential groceries and humbly offered them at the shelter, spreading warmth and compassion among the residents. The initiative not only instilled values of empathy and kindness but also reminded students that true happiness lies in sharing. It was a heart-touching experience of humanity in action.

Carpe Diem 2025 – Inter-School Debate Competition

The twelfth edition of the Inter-School Debate Competition, Carpe Diem – Seize the Day, was hosted by Sagar Public School, Gandhi Nagar on 23 August 2025. The motion for the day was “The Gig Economy Empowers the Youth with Flexibility and Independence.”\r\nThe event was adjudicated by two distinguished personalities—Mr. Rajiv Mishra, Founder & CCO, Mystique 7, and Mr. Bhaskar Indrakranti, eminent educator and entrepreneur. Eighteen leading schools of the city participated, making the occasion a vibrant confluence of intellect and eloquence.\r\nThe debate featured spirited exchanges with participants showcasing conviction, sharp rhetoric, and sound arguments that inspired critical thinking.\r\nResults – Carpe Diem 2025\r\nBest Speaker For the Motion – Winner: Ekta Singh (SPS Katara Extension)\r\nBest Speaker For the Motion – Runner Up: Areen Ali (SPS Gandhi Nagar) → handed over to Lakshman Padmanabhan (SPS Saket Nagar)\r\nBest Speaker Against the Motion – Winner: Megha Shrivastava (SPS Gandhi Nagar) → handed over to Saujas Khandelwal (SPS Dwarka Dham)\r\nBest Speaker Against the Motion – Runner Up: Ziya Khan (St. Joseph’s Co-Ed School)\r\nBest Rebutter For the Motion: Kashish Dadlani (Holy Family Convent Sr. Sec. School)\r\nBest Rebutter Against the Motion: Delisha Rajput (International Public School)\r\nOverall Winner Trophy: SPS Gandhi Nagar → handed over to St. Joseph’s Co-Ed School\r\nWinners were felicitated with trophies, certificates, and cash prizes: ₹10,000 (Best Speaker – Winner), ₹8,000 (Best Speaker- Runner Up), and ₹5,000 (Best Rebutter- For & Against the Motion). Mentor teachers were also honored with tokens of appreciation.\r\nThe event concluded as a true celebration of intellect, fairness, and oratory excellence.

Champions in Action – U-14 Soccer Heroes

We are immensely proud to share that our Sagarites have clinched the WINNER’S TITLE in the U-14 Boys Category at the Inter-School Monsoon Soccer Combat – Season 2 hosted by Vindhyachal Academy. Special accolades go to: ZAYAN AHMED (VII A) – Player of the Tournament- Scored 12 outstanding goals BHAVJOT SINGH (VIII B) – Best Defender. Our champions displayed true grit, skill, and teamwork throughout the tournament. Heartiest congratulations to the team and their mentor, Mr Rajesh Patel, for his unwavering support and guidance throughout the journey.

Champions on the Mat – CBSE West Zone Judo!

We are absolutely thrilled to share that our talented Sagarites have made us proud by representing the school at the prestigious CBSE West Zone Judo Competition 2025, held at Shriganganagar, Rajasthan from 2nd to 6th August 2025.Outstanding Achievements:Gold Medal• Manya Gaur (IX B)Silver Medals• Ridham Singh Raghuvanshi (VI A)• Veerangana Yadav (VIII C)• Chinmay Manwani (XI A)Bronze Medals• Akasht Sahu (V A)• Krishav Singh (VIII C)• Swastik Behera (VII A)• Naitik Kabra (VII A)• Vaani Raj Jain (VII E)• Devansh Jeswani (IX C)Qualified for the CBSE Judo Nationals:Manya Gaur (IX B)Ridham Singh Raghuvanshi (VI A)Veerangana Yadav (VIII C)Chinmay Manwani (XI Heartiest congratulations to our champions and heartfelt appreciation to their dedicated mentor, Ms. Suman Dwivedi, for guiding them to glory.

ASPIRE session by the Youngest Investment Banker - Appalla Saikiran

“Success doesn't come from what you do occasionally, it comes from what you do consistently.”\r\nAn inspiring ASPIRE session was conducted on 5 August, 2025, by Mr. Appalla SaiKiran, Founder & CEO of SCOPE and the Youngest Investment Banker of India on Teen Entrepreneurship. Students from four branches attended the session. He emphasized emotional discipline, consistency, and stepping out of comfort zones. He urged students to differentiate between needs and wants, build strong networking skills, and develop a “cope-up mechanism.” With practical insights on leadership and self-growth, the session concluded with an engaging Open House, fostering curiosity and thoughtful dialogue.

Science Week for Classes VI to IX

"Science is not only a disciple of reason, but, also, one of romance and passion." – Stephen Hawking\r\nFrom 28 July 2025 to 1 August 2025, Science Week, for classes VI to IX, was a celebration of innovation, curiosity, and hands-on learning. Students enthusiastically showcased models on topics such as light, electricity, magnetism, hydraulic bridges, atmospheric pressure, and DNA barcoding. Presentations on International Tiger Day, NASA’s establishment, and the roles of the Oil and Sugar Boards added real-world relevance. A science quiz further engaged young minds. The week successfully promoted scientific thinking and helped students connect classroom concepts to everyday applications through creativity and exploration.

Celebrating Excellence, Shaping Ideas - Bhavya Pasari of X- F has emerged as City Level Winner in Tata Building India School Essay Competition

Victory Penned with Purpose! We are thrilled to share that Bhavya Pasari of X- F has emerged as a City Level Winner in the Senior category of the Tata Building India School Essay Competition 2024–25 (English language). Bhavya’s exceptional writing skills and insightful expression have brought pride to us all. She has been awarded an e-medal, e-certificate, and an e-gift card as a mark of this wonderful achievement.

ASPIRE Session: Honouring India’s Mathematical Legacy from Aryabhata to Innovation

Mathematics is the language with which God has written the universe.” — Galileo Galilei\r\nAn enlightening Aspire Talk was held on 26 July 2025 on the topic “Indian Knowledge System in Mathematics.” The session was conducted by Mr.Lokendra Singh Chauhan, Assistant Professor, Department of Science and Mathematics, Regional Institute of Education (RIE), Bhopal as the keynote speaker. \r\nHe highlighted the contributions of ancient Indian scholars, especially Aryabhata, covering the origin of zero, the place-value system, and time measurement. Concepts like Aryabhatiya, equinox, zodiac signs, AM/PM system, eclipses, and the Katapayadi system were explored. He urged students to focus not only on the injustices of British rule but also to take pride in the remarkable achievements of India’s historians and scholars. The talk concluded by emphasizing the importance of mathematical modelling and simulations in addressing real-world challenges, inspiring students to appreciate India's intellectual heritage.