Primary to Senior Secondary – CBSE Unit, Harni (August 2026 - September 2026)
Junior Sardar Patel Award
Rutva Pandya of Std. X has been honoured with the prestigious Junior Sardar Patel Award by the Government of Gujarat, along with a cash prize of ₹25,000. This remarkable achievement is a testament to Rutva’s dedication, talent, and commitment to excellence.
Scouts & Guides
Brightians brought laurels to the school in NavLit Competition held at Navrachana Higher Secondary School!
- Nukkad Naatak : Awaaz Uthao – Our students won the second position
The participants were : Vanshika Shah & Harsh Gathe of Std. VIII, Prajna Parnar of Std. IX, Netra Shah & Aksh Patel of Std. X, Khanak Gohil, Prachi Maurya & Khanak Pamnani of Std. XI
- Literary Newsroom : Our team of three students won the Third position Swayamsidha Panda, Kavy Shah & Shlok Sharma of Std. V
Sargam Competition
Sraagvi Nayak, Chitrayu Bist and Abdullahkhan Pathan of Std IX, Shradha Lalwani, Vrunda Patel, Ananya Sharma, Ved Shah and Yash Anand of Std X delivered a powerful and captivating drama performance at the Sargam Competition- Earthstage: theatre for tomorrow and proudly bagged the FIRST PRIZE! Their outstanding acting, creativity, confidence, and teamwork truly brought the stage alive.
Winners of 2nd level SOF Olympiad for the year 2025-2026
Rakshit Agnihotri of Std. V bagged a Silver Medal and a cash prize of Rs. 2500/- in IMO at the Zonal Level.
Vishwam Shah of Std. X bagged a Bronze Medal and a gift voucher of Rs. 1000/- in SOF.
Shlok Sharma of Std. V, Dhyey Bhagat of Std. VI & Darsh Jain of Std. X received a gift voucher of Rs. 500/- in ISSO.
Gujarat State Badminton Championship
Adwait Pathak of Std. X received a certificate and a Bronze Medal as 2nd runner up in Boys doubles U/17 at Yonex Sunrise Gujarat State Badminton Championship organised by Gujarat Badminton Association. He is also selected in top 5 in SGFI Badminton Boys U/17 for State Level.
SGFI Badminton Boys U/17t
Rudra Kadam of Std. IX has been selected in top 5 in SGFI Badminton Boys U/17 for State Level.
Chess Tournment
Prisha Bhatt of Std. VII bagged a trophy and a Gold Medal in Chess Tournament.
Chess Tournment
Pratham Pandya of Std. VII secured the 1st position in Chess Tournament. He bagged a trophy and a certificate for the same.
9th MMA India National Championship 2026
Bhavya Pawar of Std. IX bagged a Gold Medal & a certificate in 9th MMA India National Championship 2026 in Martial Arts + Wrestling organised by Sports Association of Mixed martial Arts Association.
SGFI
Daksh Tilwani of Std. X secured the 2nd position in SGFI U-17 Boys in Lawn Tennis..
SGFI
Mansh Ukani of Std. VI secured the 1st position in SGFI U-14 Boys in Chess Championship.
SGFI
Rutva Pandya of Std. X bagged a Gold Medal in SGFI District Level Cycling Competition in 20 km. Road Race.
SGFI
Eva Mangrola of Std. VIII has secured the 4th rank in SGFI Lawn Tennis U-14 and is selected at State Level.
13th Ohtsuka Karate Cup 2026
Riddhima Ukani of Std. VI bagged a Silver Medal, Pranshi Prajapati & Pratiksha Prajapati of Std. VII bagged a Gold Medal in 13th Ohtsuka Karate Cup 2026.
Inter School Solo Dance Competition
Prutha Dongardeo of Std. V bagged a trophy for securing the 1st position in Inter School Solo Dance Competition.
Poster Making Competition
Makul Rajput of Std. XI has bagged a trophy and a certificate for securing the 2nd runner up position in Poster Making Competition organised by Podar World School. The Theme was Sustainable Development Goals.
Baroda Badminton Association
Nakshit Prajapati of Std. III bagged the Trophy the First Prize in the One Day Bhalawala Badminton Under-10 Singles Tournament 2026, organised by the Baroda Badminton Association.
Weight lifting
Khushi Pawar of Std. IV received a certificate of honour in Weight lifting organized by Vadodara District Powerlifting Association.
Karate
Akshar Patel of Std. III and Param Prajapati of Std. II received a certificate for the recital of 315 shlokas organised by BAPS. Param also received a merit certificate in Karate.
NELTAS S-CAT AND E-CATn
Myraa Shukla of Std. III bagged a medal and a certificate in NELTAS S-CAT AND E-CAT organised by Neltas.
UCMAS
Vedarth Patel of Std III bagged a Runner-up trophy, Manush Shah received a certificate and a Runner-up Trophy, Mahek Upadhyay and Shaurya Prajapati of IV received a merit certificate & Nayra Gandhi of Std. IV received Distinction Certificate and in UCMAS organised by UCMAS.
Boys U-8 Tennis Competition
Reyansh Kalsariya of Std II bagged the Runner-up trophy in Boys U-8 Tennis competition.
Chess Competition
Sanskar Kaushik of Std III secured the 3rd position in Chess competition.
Skating Tournament
Devansh Choksi of Std III bagged a Bronze Medal in Skating tournament - West Zone conducted by CBSE.
All Gujarat Championship Shotokan Karate 2026
Atharv Jay Dave of Std I bagged a Silver medal in Kata and Bronze Medal, Jiyansh B Parekh of Std II bagged Silver Medal and Anaghalaitha of Std III bagged a Gold and Bronze Medals in Kumite organised by All Gujarat Championship Shotokan Karate 2026 held in Anand, Gujarat.
Power Lifting Competition
Khushi Pawar of Std IV bagged a Gold Medal in Power Lifting Competition.
Bharatnatyam Dance
Valemia Shah of Std. IV received a certificate of participation in Bharatnatyam Dance.
13th UHTSUKA Karate Cup 2026
Azeez Chinwala of Std. II bagged a Bronze Medal in 13th UHTSUKA Karate Cup 2026.
Swimming Competition
EVA Shah of Std. III bagged a Bronze Medal in Swimming Competition organised by VIBGYOR Group of Schools.
Baroda Badminton Association
Nakshit Prajapati of Std. III bagged a Trophy in Badminton Tournament U-10 Single organised by Baroda Badminton Association.
Nature's Basket Day
At Bright Day School CBSE Unit, Brightians of Balvatika 2. Our Balvatika 2 had a joyful and enriching experience celebrating Nature's Basket Day. The little ones enthusiastically brought a colourful variety of fruits and vegetables and looked adorable in their vibrant fruit and vegetable vendor costumes, making the classroom come alive with colours and excitement.
Through this fun-filled activity, the children learnt about the importance of eating healthy fruits and vegetables and explored their nutritional value. Guided by their teachers, they also developed essential life skills by learning how to wash, peel and cut fruits before preparing and relishing a delicious fruit salad together. Adding a real-life learning experience, the teachers introduced the concept of digital payments, helping children understand how to do digital payment. They were also familiarised with the weighing machine and learnt how fruits and vegetables are weighed before purchase.
Nature's Basket Day was a wonderful blend of experiential learning, healthy eating and practical life skills, making it a memorable and meaningful experience for our young learners.
Our National Symbols Through Art!
The School organized Draw and Colour Competition on 8th August 2026 on the theme ‘National Symbols’. With colourful crayons, creative ideas and lots of enthusiasm, our little learners of Std 1 and 2 beautifully portrayed the symbols that represent the pride, heritage and identity of our nation. The activity provided a wonderful opportunity for students to express their creativity while learning about and appreciating the National Symbols of India.
Bagless Day Celebration
Bagless Day for our Std 1 to 4 students was a delightful blend of experiential learning, creativity, exploration and joyful play! Our enthusiastic learners participated in a variety of engaging activities that made learning meaningful and enjoyable. They experienced the democratic process through a Mock Election, learning about making choices, voting and responsibility. They explored the fascinating life cycle of a butterfly and discovered the wonder of transformation. Students also strengthened their creativity and observation skills by drawing different shapes and patterns. Through fun time-telling activities, they learnt to draw the hands of a clock according to the given time. The August 2026 calendar became an interesting learning tool as students participated in a Maths quiz and sharpened their numerical and logical thinking skills. They expressed their creativity by drawing different types of food and enhanced their language skills through engaging reading activities. The day was further enriched with enjoyable play activities, encouraging teamwork, interaction and joyful participation.
It was truly a wonderful day filled with curiosity, creativity, learning and laughter, reminding us that learning can happen anywhere, anytime and in the most joyful ways!.
Independence Day
On Saturday, 15th August 2026, our nation, India, proudly celebrate its 80th Independence Day. This historic day reminds us of the long struggle against colonial rule and the sacrifices that secured our freedom. It awakens deep feelings of patriotism and instills a sense of responsibility towards the nation. Independence Day is a moment to reflect on our journey, rejoice in our achievements and look forward with hope and determination. It calls upon us to remain united and work together for prosperity. Above all, it is a heartfelt tribute to the countless freedom fighters whose courage and sacrifice shaped India into a free and progressive nation. The theme for this year’s celebration is Yuva Shakti for Viksit Bharat@2047, highlighting the role of youth in building a developed India by the centenary of independence.
Bright Day School, CBSE Unit, Harni, marked the occasion with immense pride and patriotic fervour. During the morning assembly, Brightians paid homage to the nation by sharing engaging facts and information about Independence Day. In classrooms, teachers highlighted the importance of Independence Day, explaining its historical roots and present-day relevance.
The Independence Day programme began with a warm welcome speech, followed by the Flag Hoisting ceremony performed by the Principal Ms. Neeta Sharma. She was escorted by the Sports teachers Ms Chitra Gavli and Mr Nitin Gohil. The National Anthem was sung with pride, and soon after, the assembly resonated with the Jhanda Geet, sung by heads, teachers, parents and students together.
In her address, the Principal shared the overarching vision of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modiji, centred on Viksit Bharat 2047 - the goal of transforming India into a fully developed nation by the centenary of independence. She reminded the gathering that Independence Day is not only a celebration of freedom but also a checkpoint for where we go next, urging students to unite under a shared mission of progress. With heartfelt respect and gratitude to the freedom fighters, she reminded students that their sacrifices are not merely a legacy to inherit but a responsibility to uphold. Linking this vision to Atmanirbhar Bharat, she inspired students to embrace self-reliance, innovation and creativity as the foundation of national progress. She further urged students to work hard, respect elders and cultivate empathy and kindness. She advised them to take care of the environment, maintain cleanliness, and uplift society, while also reminding the youth to use technology mindfully, transforming screen time into innovative energy that contributes to India’s growth. The Principal, Ms Neeta Sharma paid tribute to the founder of the school, Sir Shri Jayendrabhai Shah, whose vision and dedication laid the foundation for school’s journey. With pride, she announced that the Harni unit has completed 20 glorious years, a milestone reflecting its commitment to excellence and holistic education; under the strong leadership and guidance of its Chairman Dr Simit Shah and Directress Ms Swara Shah. Concluding her address, she inspired everyone to pledge themselves to unity, compassion and innovation.
The cultural segment featured presentations and energetic dances. Under the guidance of our music teacher, Dhairya Sir, students presented a medley of patriotic songs that filled the air with pride. The soulful notes of the flute played by a talented Brightian added serenity to the atmosphere, while the energizing dance, mentored by Ms Harshita Rane, on the song "Kandho Se Milte Hain Kandhe..." brought a wave of enthusiasm across the audience. The highlight of the event was Veeranjali – Naya Bharat, a thunderous dance performance, mentored by our dance teacher Jimmish Chaudhary; that beautifully traced India’s journey from independence to its emergence as an Atmanirbhar and Viksit Bharat. It stood as a tribute to the heroes who gave us freedom, the generations who built our nation, and the young minds who will shape tomorrow’s Bharat. The story of India as a strong, confident, developing nation was splendidly portrayed by Brightians. The programme concluded with a soulful patriotic melody sung by our music teacher, Mr. Rajiv Dashputre, leaving everyone with a deep sense of pride and unity. Towards the finale, the national song 'Vande Mataram' was sung, filling the atmosphere with pride. The event concluded with a Vote of Thanks. Brightians and their parents attended in large numbers, making the celebration truly memorable.
Germination Activity – From Seed to Sprout
Our little learners of Sr.KG explored the fascinating journey of germination through a hands-on activity! They planted seeds and observed how, with water, air and sunlight, a tiny seed slowly transforms into a beautiful young plant. The activity helped children understand the life cycle of a plant while developing curiosity, observation skills and a love for nature. A wonderful little experiment that taught our children that great things grow from tiny beginnings!.
Herbs Activity – Learning with Little Explorers!
Our curious Sr.KG learners explored the wonderful world of herbs through a fun and engaging activity! They learned to identify different herbs, observed their colours, textures and aromas, and discovered how herbs are useful in our daily lives. Through hands-on learning, our little ones developed their observation skills while connecting with nature. A joyful experience that made learning natural, interactive and memorable!.
Janmashtami
Janmashtami commemorates the holy birth of Lord Krishna, the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu, symbolizing the victory of righteousness over evil and the power of divine love. More than just a festival, it brings to light the eternal wisdom enshrined in the Bhagavad Gita; imparted by Lord Krishna to Arjuna in the historic battle of Kurukshetra. Through this celebration, we reconnect with core human values like Duty and Righteousness (Dharma), Humility and Equality, The Power of True Friendship and the courage of Resilience Against Injustice.
Bright Day School came alive with immense devotion and festive fervour! The spiritual energy soared as our talented students sang beautiful songs of Krishn in the morning assembly followed by a mesmerizing dance performance. The special highlight of the day was a soulful song sung by our music teacher, Mr. Rajiv Dashputre and Mr. Sarang Vyas.
Brightians of Balvatika, looked absolutely adorable dressed up as Krishna, Radha, Gopis, and Gwalas. They melted everyone's hearts as they beautifully enacted stories of Kanha and danced with pure joy. The day was made more memorable with a divine Krishna Aarti, filling our hearts with joy and peace. Inside the classrooms, teachers shared the deeper significance of the festival through interactive discussions and educational videos.
Teacher’s Day
In India, Teacher’s Day is celebrated on September 5th to honour the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and appreciate the invaluable guidance of educators. Teachers are the true builders of our nation, working tirelessly to ignite curiosity, instill strong moral values and unlock the unique potential within every student.
At Bright Day School, Harni; the celebrations began during a special morning assembly, where the profound significance of the day was shared by Brightians. Our Principal Ms. Neeta Sharma spoke inspiring words for the teachers, expressing deep gratitude for their unwavering dedication and hard work. Adding melody to the morning, our music teacher, Mr. Rajiv Dashputre, performed a beautiful song dedicated to our gurus.
Bringing a creative twist, the students of our Senior Secondary School role-played the regular school teachers, managing classes and campus duties. This thoughtful gesture gave our hardworking faculty members a much-needed break to relax and enjoy the festivities! We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Chairman Dr. Simit Shah and Directress Ms. Swara Shah for their inspiring leadership and constant encouragement.
On this occasion, we also pay a respectful tribute to our founder Sir Shri Jayendrabhai Shah. His visionary ideals, values and dedication to education continue to inspire the Bright family every day.
Ganesh Chaturthi & Eco-Friendly Visarjan
Bright Day School, CBSE Unit, Harni; vibrantly celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi, a cherished festival uniting everyone in faith, tradition and pure joy. Amidst stunning decorations the school welcomed Lord Ganesha - the remover of obstacles and the deity of wisdom - with heartfelt prayers. Divine Beginnings: Ganesh-Sthapana Puja. The auspicious festivities commenced with the traditional Ganesh-Sthapana Puja, reverently performed by our Chairman, Dr. Simit Shah, and Directress, Ms. Swara Shah. Our Principal, Ms. Neeta Sharma, along with the heads, teaching and non-teaching staff members and students, joined the prayers to seek the Almighty's blessings.
The morning assembly came alive as Brightians, mentored by our able music teacher Mr Rajiv Dashputre and Mr. Sarang Vyas, sang soul-stirring songs in glory of Lord Ganesha. The energy was palpable as students tapped their feet and clapped to the rhythmic beats. Significance of the festival was shared during the assembly as well as by teachers in classrooms.
A Grand and Meaningful Procession
The idol of Lord Ganesha was ceremoniously escorted onto the school premises in a beautifully decorated Palki. The grand procession featured Brightians enthusiastically dressed as various deities - including Lord Ganesha, Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Students dressed in Army, Navy, Airforce uniform proudly marched followed by Brightians displaying the defense technique - Karate. The procession also included colourful display with students of Balvatika dressed as animals, birds and fairies.
Adding to the grandeur, Brightians showcased their energetic spirit through traditional Lezim performances and Garba dances, whereas; the Scouts, Guides and NCC students marched in perfect unison. The Student Council Members proudly marched carrying the school flag. Combining celebration with civic responsibility, Brightians carried Sustainable Development Goals' boards to highlight United Nations objectives ranging from ending poverty and hunger to climate action and global partnerships. Students displayed boards - Say No to Drugs etc, a step towards Nasha Mukt Bharat.
Eco-Friendly Visarjan
The festivities concluded with immense fervour during the Ganesh Visarjan. As the idol was paraded through the school corridors, the air echoed with enthusiastic chants of "Ganpati Bappa Morya!". In alignment with our commitment to environmental responsibility, the idol was immersed in an eco-friendly manner in a school water tank. This water was later used o nurture the school plants, leaving a lasting lesson on sustainable celebrations.
Introduction to Critical Thinking
A workshop on “Introduction to Critical Thinking” was conducted by Dr. Vaibhavi Pandya on 16th September 2026 at Shri J. R. Shah Auditorium. The session began with the story of Savitri and Satyavan, encouraging observation and reflection. Through the activity “Nature and Me,” teachers explored the Surface, Core and Impact. Working in groups of five, teachers were actively engaged in the task. The session highlighted CT as analysis, assessment and traits of mind. It was an informative, engaging and enriching experience.
