Prudence school

Planning- AUGUST
RAMDASPAL SINGH
Cultural prefect
EXPLORERS house
 Table of content

S.no. Topic
1. Inter house
competitions
2. Setting up the awards
ceremony
3. Clubs
 1. Competitions
Classes 9 through 12 will soon compete in an interclass debate
competition, as was discussed in the meetings with the cultural
secretaries and prefects. Participating in debates encourages
students to think creatively and solve problems while also
establishing connections between concepts to give them more
depth. The competition's topics have been decided; only the
format and rules need to be approved..

There are also some upcoming inter-school, zonal competitions in

theater, dance, and music. These competitions, as well as inter-
house competitions and trials for various sports, will be open to
students in the ninth and eleventh grades..
2. Excellence awards
The students who will be recognized for their academic excellence
will soon attend an awards ceremony. Students feel appreciated
when there is an awards ceremony. It informs people that hard work
will be rewarded and expresses appreciation for each person's good
work. As a result, the award ceremony needs to be meticulously
organized and planned.

3. Clubs
A number of clubs are being assigned to various houses in
accordance with the meetings and discussions held in July; these
clubs will be established and launched in August. Club activities help
students develop a sense of community and cooperation with others
in order to accomplish common objectives. Clubs enable students to
interact, mingle, and collaborate with peers from various
backgrounds in a multicultural setting. Students would also benefit
from learning new skills that will unquestionably be useful to them in
the future.

• Each club will have posters displayed.

• Assign or choose the club president from among the prefects of

each house.

• Outlining the club's mission and objectives

• Selecting the dates and times for club meetings

• Delegating tasks and plans