SECONDARY & HIGHER SEC. SECTION - VASNA GSEB UNIT October 2025 to December 2025
SGFI - Chess Tournament
Dhairya J. Padhiyar participated in chess tournament conducted by SGFI in September and October for district level and state level participation. District level tournament was on 2nd and 3rd September and he secured 3rd position. Dhairya got selected for state level competition. The state level competition was on 27th and 28th October 2025 where he stood 13th among 100 participants. Bright school wishes more success to him in such games.
Khel Mahakumbh 2025
Students of Bright Day School (Secondary Section) participated in KHO-KHO competition for girls, organized by Khel Mahakumbh 2025, team event at Zone level and secured first place. The event was on 8th November 2025. The same team later participated in district level championship and performed quite well.
The team members were :
- Megha Palkar IX D
- Khanak Pardesi IX D
- Heer Brahmbhatt IX A
- Viraj Rathod IX D
- Rishva Trivedi IX D
- Shakshi Joshi IX A
- Pari Pitroda IX E
- Princy Gandhi IX A
- Kenisha Patel IX E
- Pritha Patel IX D
- Meshwa Desai IX C
MARVELOUS PERFORMANCE IN KARATE - 6th & 7th December 2025
It is a proud moment for Bright School to announce the achievement of Ansh Samir Makwana of class IX E. He secured 2nd position Individual Kumite in Brown-Back Belt, Male category 50 kg weight. His Devotion to this specialized art was in true karate spirit during the entire championship. The school expect him to progress in his career to the topmost level.
Rangoli Competition - 13th October 2025
A Rangoli Making Competition is a vibrant celebration of art, culture, and creativity. Participants showcase their talent by creating intricate designs using colorful powders, flowers, and other materials. This traditional Indian art form symbolizes prosperity and joy, adding a festive ambiance to any occasion. The competition encourages artistic expression, and innovation as contestants use their skills to bring best in them. As Diwali was approaching soon the students were filled with enthusiasm and were in festive mode.
The winners were :
- Khanak M. Pardeshi IX D
- Pritha N. Patel IX D
- Rudraa J. Chokshi IX A
- Moh. Ahad A. Shaikh IX A (consolation prize)
MATHS-SCIENCE QUIZ
The Science and Maths Quiz for grade IX students, conducted on 20/11/25 was a resounding success! It provided a platform for students to showcase their knowledge and problem-solving skills, boosting their confidence and encouraging learning. The quiz helped develop critical thinking skills, improved retention, and fostered teamwork. Overall, it was a memorable experience that will benefit our young minds.
The winners are as follows :
- First position – Shivaji House
- Bhavya C. Shah IX A
- Nitya R Patel IX B
- Alizabanu V. Saiyed IX C
- Shlok H. Patel IX D
- Neev T. Patel IX E
- Runner’s up position – Ashoka House
- Kalp H. Soni IX A
- Daivik B Maharjan IX B
- Shubham H Suturia IX C
- Rudra A Patel IX D
- Parikshit U Vegad IX E
BEST OUT OF WASTE - 18th December 2025
"Best Out of Waste" competition is a creative challenge where participants transform discarded items (waste materials like plastic bottles, newspapers, old clothes, CDs) into new, useful, and artistic objects, promoting recycling, upcycling, and eco-friendliness while showcasing innovation in turning trash into treasure for home decor, toys, jewelry, or functional items.
Bright Day School organized it on 18th December for students of class IX. Students created beautiful and adorable items with total trash like refills, broken pens, broom sticks, plastic bottles and many unimaginable things.
The winners of this competition are :
- Princy B Gandhi IX A
- Mehulsinh T. Jariya IX B
- Harshalsinh Y Padhiyar IX D
- Sujal H Kansara IX D (consolation prize)
Stress Management Seminar - 10th December 2025
Our school organized a Stress Management Workshop conducted by Mr. Sumit Ghoshal to help students of Std. X to deal with academic pressure and develop healthy study habits. The session focused on effective study techniques and simple practices to reduce stress during examination time.
Mr. Ghoshal explained that stress is natural, but it can be controlled with proper planning and discipline. He spoke about the importance of increasing efficiency and proficiency instead of studying for long hours without concentration. He introduced the PQRST learning technique (Preview, Question, Read, Self-recite, Test) to help students retain information better.
The workshop also included practical exercises such as box breathing, where students were taught to inhale, hold, exhale, and hold again for equal counts. This technique helps relax the mind and improve focus. He encouraged students to solve previous question papers to build confidence and reduce exam anxiety.
Mr. Ghoshal strongly advised limiting mobile use and maintaining a healthy lifestyle with nutritious food, regular sleeps, and physical activity. He also encouraged students to use AI tools responsibly for learning support, but not depend entirely on them.
Overall, the workshop was informative and beneficial. It motivated students to adopt healthy habits, develop time management skills, and prepare for exams with a calm and positive mindset.
