Ved Prachar Mandal conducts Declamation Contest

 From BCM Arya School Lalton on Wednesday 7th May 2025 at 11:40 AM

Around 50 students from Classes IV to XI participated in this competition 

Ludhiana: 7th May 2025: (Kartika Kalyani Singh//Media Link//Education Screen Desk)::

Ved Prachar Mandal , Ludhiana conducted Vedic Declamation Competition in English , Punjabi and Hindi in BCM Arya School , Lalton. Around 50 students from Classes IV to XI participated in this competition .  The competition featured speeches in English, Punjabi, and Hindi on thought-provoking topics such as The True Name of the Supreme Soul – Om, True Guides of Humanity – The Vedas, The Importance of Yama and Niyama in Life, and The Leader of Social Awakening – Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati.

The Chief Guests Mr. Roshan Lal Arya, founder of Ved Prachar Mandal Punjab. Sh. Roshan Lal shared that Arya Samaj is an organisation solely devoted to the task of propagating and promoting the eternal values and wisdom of the vedas among the masses. The First Position was  bagged by Rehmat Kaur of Class- VII, Second by Ansh of Class- VII and third position was bagged by Krishiv of Class- VI.

The Principal, Mrs. Kritika Seth congratulated all the prize winners and appreciated their efforts. 

BCM Arya School Lalton Shines in Chess Championship

 2nd November 2022 at 8:33 AM

Mokshita and Vidhza Sagar are Chess Star too

Ludhiana: 2nd November 2022: (Kartika Singh//Eductaion Screen)::

Mokshita of class I and Vidhya Sagar of class-III participated in 6th Fire-on-board chess tournament in Jalandhar. Mokshita bagged first position and Vidhya Sagar got ₹ 500 cash prize in the under-9 category. Principal Mrs Kritika Seth congratulated them on their achievement.

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‘Newspaper Craft Activity’ at BCM Arya School Lalton

 22nd July 2021 at 9:05 AM

Students of classes 1st to 5th participated 

Ludhiana: 22nd July 2021: (Kartika Singh//Education Screen)::

BCM Arya School, Lalton organized an online ‘Newspaper Craft Activity’ for the students of classes I to V. Students were supposed to use old newspapers to design and create some useful and beautiful decorative items. Some of the creations included pencil holder, well, flower vase, flowers, photo frame, toys, butterflies, wall hangings, clock, paper bags, serving tray etc.The best item was working newspaper model of well and swing. Many children prepared party props keeping in view the upcoming festival season.

Freedom Fervor of BCM Aryans

Friday:14th Aug 2020 at 4:21 PM

 Students presented many items on the eve 

Ludhiana: 14th August 2020: (Education Screen)::

The joyous spirit of Independence was celebrated with great zeal and pomp by the tiny tots of BCM Arya School , Lalton. To reflect upon this celebration a virtual school assembly and potluck party were organised for kids of classes Nursery to UKG in the context of Independence Day. It commenced with the school prayer to invoke the blessings of Almighty. Students presented speech on patriotism, danced on patriotic songs ‘I love my India’ , Sare Jahan se acha’. ‘Potluck party’ was another attraction in which the students relished tricolour dishes like rainbow rice, rainbow sandwiches, tricoloured pizza ,idlis , salad. Teachers taught tiny tots about dining manners also . The parent fraternity was overjoyed to see the performances of their little ones. The school principal, Dr. Paramjit Kaur complimented the teachers and the parents for their overwhelming response in coming together to put up a wonderful and joyful assembly in the context of Independence Day.

The students of BCM Arya, Lalton hosted their mothers

Tuesday: 12th May 2020 at 10:18 AM

 Principal Dr. Paramjit Kaur appreciated the students 

Lalton: 12th May 2020: (Kartika Singh//Education Screen)::                        

The students of BCM Arya, Lalton hosted their mothers on the special occasion of Mother's day. A host of activities like making greeting cards, photo frames and crowns were planned to honour and appreciate all mothers.

As a sign of gratitude, young champs took up a helping hand to their mums so that they could let their hair down on this day.

Principal Dr. Paramjit Kaur  appreciated the students for pampering moms on this day and said that it was overwhelming to see their little acts of  thankfulness.

Workshop on ASL at BCM School Ludhiana

Workshop was attended by 62 teachers from 29 schools

Ludhiana: 16th May 2014: (Education Screen Bureau):
Speaking and listening are considered to be the essential skills of real life, in the present Global market. Effective spoken communication (speaking skill) requires being able to express your ideas and views clearly, confidently and concisely in speech, tailoring your content and style to the audience and promoting free-flowing communication. Whereas listening skills are ways to help us listen to something more effectively and be able to comprehend the message being communicated. Good communication skills improve and raise the self-esteem of a student. 

Central Board Secondary Education- Delhi essentially desires that the students acquire proficiency in Communication Skills by the time they leave the portals of the school. CBSE has in the CBSE CCE Scheme introduced Assessment of Speaking & Listening Skills in Classes IX, X & XI. CBSE collaborated with Trinity College of London for developing Assessment Criteria and for Training of teachers of English.

CBSE has also made it mandatory for CBSE Affiliated Schools to organize six days Capacity Building Training Programs for teachers on various themes. CBSE has also empanelled agencies for imparting this training. PROF. (DR.) B. L. HANDOO & TEAM (IECS)-NOIDA is such an agency (Pan India).

A TWO DAY Workshop on ASL for Teachers of English of CBSE Affiliated Schools was conducted on 15-16 May 2014 at  BCM Arya Model senior Secondary School, Shastri Nagar, Ludhiana. 
Mrs. Heemal Handoo (Bhat), Mrs. Pallavi Sethi and Prof. (Dr.) B. L. Handoo were the Resource Persons.
The workshop was attended by (62) Sixty Two teachers from (29) Twenty Nine prestigious schools of Ludhiana, Jallandhar, Phagwara and surrounding areas. 

The Schools were:
1. GURU NANAK PUBLIC SCHOOL, SARABHA NAGAR, LUDHIANA (5)
2. GURU GOBIND SINGH PUBLIC SCHOOL, PAKHOWAL ROAD, DAAD, LUDHIANA (2)
3. BCM SCHOOL, BASANT AVENUE, LUDHIANA (2)
4. ATAM DEVKI NIKETAN, KIDWAI NAGAR, LUDHIANA (2)
5. BCM SR. SEC. SCHOOL, SECTOR-32-A, URBAN ESTATES, CHANDIGARH ROAD, LUDHIANA (2)
6. GMT INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, KAKOWAL ROAD, NEW VISHAL NAGAR, LUDHIANA (2)
7. BHARATIYA VIDYA MANDIR SR. SEC. SCHOOL, KITCHLU NAGAR, LUDHIANA (2)
8. ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL UNCHI BASSI, LAMIN, DASUYA, HOSHIARPUR(2)
9. BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, DUGRI, LUDHIANA (1)
10. SPRING DALE SR.SEC. PUBLIC SCHOOL, SHERPUR, LUDHIANA (3)
11. BLOSSOM CONVENT SCHOOL, LEELAN MEGH SINGH, JAGRAON, LUDHIANA (2)
12. HVM CONVENT SR. SEC. SCHOOL, LUDHIANA (2)
13. BHARATIYA VIDYA MANDIR SR. SEC. SCHOOL, SHAHEED UDAM SINGH NAGAR, LUDHIANA (2)
14. DRISHTI DR RC JAIN INNOVATION PUBLIC SCHOOL, PAKHOWAL ROAD, LUDHIANA (2)
15. ST. THOMAS SCHOOL, BROWN ROAD, LUDHIANA (2)
16. AMRIT INDO CANADIAN ACADEMY SR. SEC. DAY BOARDING INSTITUTION, LADIAN, LUDHIANA (2)
17. G N P S KILAPUR ROAD, MULLANAPUR, LUDHIANA (4)
18. S K PUBLIC SR. SEC. SCHOOL, BEHIND POWER HOUSE, TALWANDI, FEROZEPAR (2)
19. B C M SR. SEC., BASANT CITY, PAKHOWAL ROAD, LUDHIANA (2)
20. B C M ARYA  MODEL SR. SEC. SCHOOL, SHSTRI NAGAR, LUDHIANA (3)
21. MGM ADARSH NAGAR, JALLANDHAR (2)
22. MGM URBAN ESTATE, JALANDDHAR (2)
23. SAFFRON PUBLIC SCHOOL, PHAGWARA (3)
24. NEW GMT PUBLIC SCHOOL, LUDHIANA (1)
25. NANKANA SAHIB PUBLIC SCHOOL, KILARIPUR (1)
26. N.S.P.S. (2)
27. DCM PRESIDENCY, LUDHIANA (2)
28. TAGORE PUBLIC SCHOOL, LUDHIANA (2)
29. DON BOSCO PUBLIC SCHOOL, LUDHIANA (1)        
Teachers were eager participants, highly motivated and eager to learn. The interactive workshop had a host of activities for transfer of skills. Teachers were given drills in phonetics and speaking skills for language functions. The teachers were also educated about the Communicated Approach to be followed in teaching of English. They also learnt of the procedure to be followed in Assessing Speaking & Listening Skills.
Classroom Management and Role of a Teacher in teaching of Communicative English and developing Speaking & Listening abilities was also dealt with.

Dr. Paramjit Kaur, Principal of the host School welcomed the participants. She thanked the Schools for an overwhelming response. She expressed her gratitude to Prof. (Dr.) B. L. Handoo for having organized the workshop with the help of his CBSE empanelled Team.
Dr. Paramjit Kaur also announced that the next ASL 02-Day Workshop would be organized on 18-19 July 2014, for Teachers of English from Schools that could not be accommodated in the present Workshop. This Workshop may have participation of Schools that deputed some teachers to to the present one.

The Team is scheduled to hold its next workshop on Classroom Management at Mehta Vidyalaya, Bharti Bhawan, Kasturaba Gandhi Marg- New Delhi, on 17’Th May 2014. 

Two Days ASL Workshop at B.C.M. Arya School Ldh

Indeed highly informative and interesting workshop

Ludhiana: 15th May 2014: (Education Screen Bureau): 
Two day workshop is being conducted at BCM Arya Model Sr. Sec. School, Shastri Nagar, Ludhiana.  The resource persons for the workshop were Prof. (Dr.) B.L. Handoo (Educational Consultant and Advisor  CBSE, New Delhi),  Mrs. Heemal H. Bhat  (Master Trainer and Examiner for Trinity College of London) and Mrs. Pallavi Sethi,  (CBSE ASL Pilot trainer and Cambridge Trainer Examiner.) The eminent resource persons trained the teachers from various schools of Ludhiana as Oral Examiners for ASL. They provided the teachers with guidelines and parameters to be followed for assessment and also emphasized on the objectivity and unbiased approach for grading purposes. More than 62 teachers  from  about 30 schools were  equipped with adequate  pedagogical  skills to evolve the students into confident orators who can express themselves  fluently  and accurately.
Dr. Handoo initiated the session with an effective introduction of ASL, Its principles and objectives. The experienced resource person also explained various types of practices – controlled, force and various techniques to assess speaking skills like role-play, dumb charades and story completion.
Through various individual, close pair and group activities; he explained the rubrics of assessment to the teachers. Video tapes of assessments being conducted was a valuable input to understand the methodology of conducting an oral exam. 
Ms. Heemal. H. Bhat extolled the city teachers for their command in English and classroom  management techniques as well as shared listening and speaking skills with the teachers. The workshop also offered teachers a platform to clear their doubts pertaining to the class room activity and the CBSE pattern of Assessment.
Ms. Pallavi Sethi explained various parameters and specifications of ASL covering various topics like Mapping CBSE Objectives and performance descriptors. She also dealt with Phoneticss Classroom Management and role of a teacher.
Dr. Paramjit Kaur, Principal deliberated on the need of professional development for teachers to enhance their knowledge and skills. This workshop provided not only essential knowledge but also a great opportunity to share experiences both on technical and regulatory issues.
It was indeed highly informative, interactive and interesting workshop.