Class Presentation of Primary Wing 
Theme of today's Class Presentation was  Tribute to Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati 
Students of class IV-A displayed their talent based on the theme through : Gratitude, Speech, Thought, Golden rules of Arya Samaj, Vedic Mantras, Know the Vedas, Group song and Choreography on Fit is Hit. 
Mr. Pankaj Sethi  shared his valuable views on Values, etiquettes and discipline- Three invisible exams.

Every year on April 23, which is also the birth anniversary of William Shakespeare, UNESCO celebrates World Book Day. To foster the adoration for books and instill the love of reading among students, Bcm School, Chandigarh Road celebrated World Book Day. In the DEAR activity (Drop Everything and Read) students read out their favourite story books. Other activities included Story Narration, Ad Mania, Book Mark Making, Impromptu Speaking, Shakespeare Quote Wall, and a Biography writing competition. Students also took a pledge to enhance their love for reading and promote reading habits.  Principal Mr. D.P.Guleria appreciated the efforts of the students and said that reading books has a great impact on a young person’s learning. We should inculcate the habit of reading good books from childhood only.  

Theme of today's Class Presentation was  Cleanliness 
Students of  class II I displayed their talent based on the theme through :Thought, article Group song and Choreography on Cleanliness Nukkad natak 
Swadesh Manthan (information on the state Punjab)was shared among the students 
Parent also shared her valuable views on Cleanliness is next to godliness

Every year, Earth Day is celebrated on 22nd April at BCM School, Chd. Road to remind the students of their duties towards ‘Mother Nature.’ As a part of environmental education, "Go-Green" and “Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” initiatives were taken to engage the whole school community in making a difference. Earth Day was celebrated through educational and action-oriented activities organized by Eco Club. In an awareness session, members of the Eco Club and Student Council expressed their views about our small but significant contribution to saving Mother Earth. They shared valuable tips with their peers for saving energy and water. Students were urged not to use plastic in any form. Students also took a pledge to reduce our plastic footprint and protect our beautiful planet. The school campus buzzed with different activities like Badge Making, Headgear Making, Poster Making, Transforming Trash into Treasure, and Tree Plantation drive. Student Council planted saplings under the supervision of the school gardener. All the students participated in these activities with full exuberance. The best entries were chosen from all classes and winners were awarded with certificates. Principal D.P Guleria added the finishing touch by addressing the students and emphasizing the importance of afforestation, planting of trees, and the need for everyone to put together their efforts and get into action, in protecting our environment.

Theme of today's Class Presentation was Health is Wealth
Students of class II H displayed their talent based on the theme through :Thought, article Group song and Choreography on Healthy food vs junk food 
Swadesh Manthan (information on the state Punjab)was shared among the students 
Parent also shared her valuable views on health and fitness

Heritage Club members of BCM School, Chandigarh Road visit, visited the Sanghol Buddhist Archaeological Museum, Fatehgarh Sahib on World Heritage Day. This is the ancient site of Harappan Culture. Students were excited to know about the rich cultural heritage of India. The museum offered a glimpse into the ancient past of the region to the students. Students took a deep interest in the archeological excavations carried out in the region. They were awestruck to see the fine stone carvings sculptures, jewllery pieces, coins, pottery, seals and toys of the Kushan period. Students also got insights into the flourishing Buddhist culture in ancient India through Buddhist artifacts including sculptures, stupas and inscriptions kept in the museum. Students also visited two sites from which these remains were excavated. Students also came to know that our ancient civilizations were very scientific and developed.

Various other activities were also organized on the school campus to mark the day.  Students of classes II and III prepared collages of Indian heritage sites.  Students of classes IV and V penned down details of any heritage site along with the pictures. Students were also given knowledge about the World Heritage sites through a video presentation. Overall, the day was filled with different activities that provided knowledge of our rich heritage and culture to the students.

Principal DP Guleria appreciated the efforts of the club in charge and stated that such activities aim at celebrating as well as raising awareness about the heritage treasures of our country and preserving them for future generations.

Vedas are the timeless sources of spiritual wisdom andguiding principles for ethical living. They are the reality of civilization and values. To spread knowledge and awareness about the vedas among students and parents a two-day Veda exhibition was organized in BCM School, Chandigarh Road Ludhiana. Mr. Suresh Chandra Munjal and Mrs. Rama Munjal ji inaugurated this exhibition and also discussed the relevance of the Four Vedas in our life. Later on, the exhibition was made open for the students and parents. The exhibition comprised of various stands on which the gist of four vedas was printed so that everybody can understand the relevance of Vedas.  

School Principal DP Guleria thanked the School Management for giving the opportunity for witnessing such an event which will not only benefit the students but also the society. The event of Vedic language, culture and history brought spirituality into the school premises.

A grand farewell party was held at Mata Thakur Devi Auditorium to celebrate the graduating class of BCM School of 2023-24. This celebratory event, filled with nostalgia and well wishes, marked culmination of students' twelve-year journey at BCM. The event commenced with a warm welcome by student emcee followed by a montage of heartfelt photos and videos, taking graduates and faculty down memory lane, showcasing their shared experiences throughout the years.

In his address, Principal DP Guleria expressed his immense pride in the graduating class. "We have witnessed your growth and development over the years," he said, "and we are confident that you will go on to achieve great things." Mr. Guleria acknowledged the students' achievements, particularly highlighting those who received the prestigious Awards for academic excellence. He also extended his gratitude to the parents and teachers for their unwavering support in shaping the graduates' journeys.

The junior class presented a lively cultural performance, bursting with energy and entertainment, leaving the audience thoroughly impressed. This vibrant display of talent added a touch of light-heartedness to the emotional occasion.

As the day progressed, a graduating student delivered a moving speech expressing heartfelt gratitude to the school and teachers for their guidance and support.  Their words resonated deeply with the audience, capturing the essence of the strong bonds forged within the BCM community.

Two most well-dressed students from each section of XII were honoured with sashes. Ms. Meenakshi Aggarwal (Section Coordinator) thanked all for making this event a grand success. The farewell ceremony concluded with a memorable photo session, where graduates and faculty captured cherished memories of their time together. A sumptuous lunch provided the perfect ending to the event.

Coveted Titles:

Mr. Farewell & Ms. Farewell:  Ravnoor Singh (Com A), Rishika Swami (Com B)

Mr. Handsome and Miss Elegant: Keshav (NM B), Kunjal (Com A)

In a remarkable display of skill and determination, young table tennis players made their mark at the 1st Suresh Sharma Table Tennis Memorial held on April 12-13. The event witnessed a series of impressive performances, particularly in the junior categories.

Jasmeen Kaur emerged as a standout athlete, clinching the first place in both the under-17 and under-19 girls’ categories. Her prowess didn’t stop there; she also secured a commendable third place in the women’s category, showcasing her versatility and potential across age groups.

In the under-11 category, Harjas Singh, a bright young talent from class 4, displayed remarkable agility and technique to secure the third position. His performance has set a promising tone for his future in the sport.

The boys’ events were equally competitive, with Japsirat Singh making a strong impression. He fought hard to earn a third place in the under-17 boys’ category and went on to bag the second place in the under-19 boys’ category, demonstrating his skill and competitive spirit.

The Principal of the school Mr.D.P Guleria   commended the students for their achievements and encouraged them to continue pursuing their passion with the same zeal and vigor.

Raising awareness about physical health and mental wellbeing, the NSS Unit and Health Club of BCM School, Chandigarh Road, jointly conducted various activities to celebrate World Health Day. During the morning assembly, Health Tips were shared with the students. There was a teacher’s talk in every class to make the students aware of the importance of the day. Students observed mindful meditation for some time. They also participated in discussions, and shared awareness messages on how eating healthy food, doing regular exercise, etc. will help us maintain good health, thereby making the world a fairer and healthier place to live in. Students of class V attended a seminar on Health and Hygiene where they were guided about keeping personal hygiene and taking a balanced diet through a PowerPoint Presentation. Capturing the theme of 2024 given by the World Health Organization “My Health- My Right” cadets of the NSS Unit inspired the young students of class IV to have healthy eating habits through a group song. A nukkad natak was staged to showcase the menace of drugs. NSS Cadets also presented a thought-provoking speech and group dance on our unhealthy lifestyle. They inspired the audience to acquire a healthy lifestyle.   Students relished healthy food during the fruit break and lunch break and also shared the nutritive value of the respective dish with their classmates.  The celebration fulfilled its objective of developing a deep understanding of the significance of good health for a better life.

Orientation Sessions, in the starting of a new session, help the students to get to know about the rules and regulations of the school and also help the students to adjust in a new environment. School Counsellor Mr. Sagar Khandelwal conducted a 2 day orientation session of Class VI students. He acquainted them with the rules and regulations of school and made them understand that change is an integral part of life. They should be ready to cope up with the changes that would occur in their life. He also made them aware about the house system and the house mentors of the middle wing. He informed the students about the various clubs which are a vital part of the house system that will help the students to hone their skills.

BCM School, Chandigarh Road, Ludhiana, proudly hosted a grand Commendation Ceremony today at Mata Thakur Devi Auditorium. The Commendation Ceremony served as a momentous occasion to celebrate the sports achievements of BCM School's students at the National, State, and District levels. It provided a platform to acknowledge their hard work, dedication, and instilled a sense of pride within the school community.

Ms Pradnya Gadre , a renowned Indian International Badminton player joined the event as the Chief Guest of the day and was given a warm welcome by the school band . The event commenced with warm welcome greetings by the Principal, followed by a resonating rendition of the school anthem followed by a melodious welcome song.

The ceremony's highlight was the felicitation of students who excelled at National, State and District levels sports events. National level swimmer Astha Sharma, State level badminton player Madhav and Parv expressed their happiness and gratitude to the school for facilitating them with required resources.

The presence of Ms. Pradnya Gadre motivated the students to pursue their dreams with unwavering commitment. She further inspired them by sharing her journey and with her words of encouragement. She shared her valuable insights and experiences, motivating the students to strive for excellence.

A captivating aerobics performance added vibrancy to the ceremony. A mesmerizing yoga spectacle showcased the students' discipline and fitness.

Dr. Prem Kumar, Manager in his speech also emphasized the significance of hard work, dedication, and the pursuit of excellence in all spheres of life.

A heartfelt vote of thanks concluded the ceremony, followed by the National Anthem.

BCM School Chandigarh Road is organizing ‘Leadership Training Camp’ for the newly selected Students’ Council members for the academic session 2024-25. The event commenced with a grand opening ceremony and shall continue from 14 March to 23 March 2024 wherein the participants shall be provided with intensive training by a team of competent teachers for 4 hours daily from 8 am to 12 pm followed by community lunch.

The camp aims at fortifying students’ skills of head, heart, limbs and gut. The students will also be briefed about their roles and responsibilities as council members. On completion of the training, the students shall develop officer-like qualities which will enable them to perform their duties efficiently.

The camp offers an opportunity to partake in activities like athletics, yoga, life skills, group discussions, declamations, mathematical reasoning, mental aptitude, table manners, etc.

The Principal Mr. DP Guleria while addressing the students said, “Every child is born with some unique talent yet to put that talent into practice takes a lot of hard work. At BCM School we are putting that extra amount of hard work to groom the students in the fields of their interest.

In a soul-stirring havan ceremony at the Yagyashala, our Class XII aspirants sought divine blessings for their upcoming AISSSE Board Exams. The air resonated with sacred chants, and the fragrance of holy fire filled the atmosphere with a divine ambience as students poured their offerings.

Students expressed heartfelt gratitude to the School Management Committee, Principal, and teachers for their invaluable contributions to her personal growth.

Ms. Meenakshi Aggarwal (Section Coordinator) highlighted concentration and determination, while Ms. Ankita and Ms. Deeksha shared tips for healthy exam practices.

Principal Mr. D.P. Guleria blessed the students, reminding them of the ethos learned at school, motivating them to lead a life grounded in righteousness.

The uplifting ceremony concluded with the distribution of Prasad, symbolizing blessings and good wishes for success in the upcoming AISSSE Board Exams.

 To provide them some relaxing and refreshing moments away from the regular classroom teaching, a Magic Show was organized for the students of classes 2nd to 8th . Students were amazed to see the magician donning a black hat with a magic wand.  They felt exhilarated to see a number of staged magic tricks that were seemingly impossible for them to believe.  The magician used natural and known objects to make the tricks real and interesting and involved the children also while performing them that proved a hands-on experience for them.

In a pioneering initiative, BCM School, Chandigarh Road , organised an international collaborative activity for its students of class V, transcending geographical boundaries to foster global learning. This virtual session brought together young BCMites and their counterparts from Imaad School, Nigeria, creating a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange.

The focal point of the interaction was a discussion on communicable diseases and the preventive measures adopted by their respective countries. Students engaged in a vibrant dialogue and deepened their understanding of global health challenges. This collaborative effort was not merely an educational activity but a significant milestone in expanding the students' purview.

The event aimed at nurturing the students to think like global citizens, encouraging them to appreciate diverse perspectives and solutions to shared challenges. Through this cross-cultural exchange, participants not only gained knowledge but also developed a sense of unity and interconnectedness with the global community.

This activity marked a great learning experience for the students, providing them with a firsthand realisation that, while their daily lives may look different, the aspiration to build a better future remains a common thread. It emphasised the power of education in fostering empathy, understanding, and a shared commitment to global well-being.

BCM School, Chandigarh Road, continues to pioneer innovative initiatives that go beyond traditional boundaries, preparing its students to navigate and contribute to an interconnected world.

Middle wing commemorated Ramanujan’s Birth anniversary as Ganit week starting from December 18 to December 22. Students participated in a plethora of competitions like inter house mathematical quiz, portrait making, book mark making, Maths book cover etc.

In an exciting showcase of innovation and technological prowess, BCM School Chandigarh Road, in collaboration with BML Munjal University, organized an Electric Mobility Hackathon for students of grades 11th and 12th. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from schools across PUNJAB fostering a spirit of competition and collaboration among young minds. The event aimed to explore and promote creative solutions in the field of electric mobility, encouraging students to harness their skills in technology, engineering, and sustainability.  Principal Mr. DP Guleria, inaugurated the event and delivered an inspiring speech, emphasizing the importance of innovation and applauding the students for their commitment to exploring new frontiers in technology. He encouraged the participants to think beyond conventional boundaries and contribute to the ongoing evolution of the automotive industry.

At the end of the hackathon, the following schools and teams emerged victorious:

1. Winner: BCM School Chandigarh Road, Ludhiana- Prize: Rs.50,000 with a 75% scholarship for the winning team members.

2. 1st Runner-up: Jesus Sacred Heart School, Ludhiana- Prize: Rs.30,000 with a 50% scholarship for the winning team members.

3. 2nd Runner-up: R.S Model Sr Sec School & BCM School Basant City - Prize: Rs.20,000 with a 25% scholarship for the winning team members.

The Electric Mobility Hackathon at BCM School not only provided a platform for young minds to showcase their talent but also fostered a culture of innovation and collaboration. The event stands as a testament to the school's commitment to nurturing the next generation of thinkers and innovators in the ever-evolving landscape of technology and sustainability.

In a bid to shape the academic aspirations of its students, BCM School Chandigarh Road hosted a highly successful Career Fair, providing a unique platform for students to interact with representatives from 30 universities. The event, held under the guidance of Principal Mr. DP Guleria, witnessed a special highlight with the presence of delegates from the University of Manitoba, adding an international dimension to the fair. The Career Fair, held at Mata Thakur Devi Auditorium showcased a myriad of educational opportunities as representatives from 30 universities engaged with students, sharing insights into various courses, admission processes, and campus life. The vibrant atmosphere reflected the eagerness of students to explore diverse career paths and make informed decisions about their future. Principal Mr DP Guleria encouraged students to seize such opportunities for personal and academic growth. The Career Fair featured interactive sessions where students engaged in meaningful conversations with university representatives, fostering a conducive environment for academic queries and discussions. Information booths adorned the venue, offering comprehensive details about courses, scholarships, and admission procedures. The event culminated with a felicitation ceremony of University‘s delegates.

On the occasion of Constitution Day, observed on the 26th of November to honor the adoption of the Constitution of India, BCM School orchestrated a series of enlightening activities. These endeavors were meticulously designed to underscore and reaffirm the profound values and principles embedded in our constitution.

The commemorative celebrations were marked by various engaging events, with students actively participating in activities aimed at deepening their understanding of this foundational document. A notable highlight included the collective reading of the preamble, symbolizing a collective commitment to the ideals enshrined within.

The intellectual vigor of the students was further ignited through a constitutional quiz, where they showcased their knowledge and comprehension of the guiding principles that shape our nation. Additionally, a captivating PowerPoint presentation was employed as a pedagogical tool, imparting insightful information about the constitution, ensuring that the essence of this vital document was effectively communicated to the student body.

The enthusiastic participation of the students underscored their keen interest and eagerness to grasp the significance of the Constitution of India. As we continue to foster a culture of constitutional awareness, these celebrations serve as a testament to our commitment to nurturing informed and responsible .Approximately 400 students along with teachers got the certificate of reading preamble on government  portal.

On the occasion of Dussehra, Arth Sahit Ramayan Chaupai Recitation was organised for classes VI to VIII. Students filled the aura with spirituality and devotion through their presentation.

A fun filled literary based ‘Book Week’ was celebrated from Nov. 20 to Nov. 24, 2023. There were various activities to enhance the creative and scholastic skills of chilldren in this week. All the students participated enthusiastically in different activities organized during the week like Newspaper Reading, Book Mark and Book Jacket Making, Book Review Writing and Budding Authors. Students of class IV penned down review on their fovourite books. The week concluded with the final round of Story Telling Competition for class III and V.

November 16 is commemorated as Martyrdom Day of Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha, who was born and brought up in the Ludhiana district. He was one of the youngest martyr in the country, who attained martyrdom at the age of 19 years.
Students of VI to VIII were acquainted with his life and role in freedom struggle through video presentations. Later, they paid tribute to the martyr by writing his biography.

BCM School, Chandigarh Road, took center stage at India's largest anti-drug rally, orchestrated by Ludhiana Police Commissionerate on Nov 16, 2023, at PAU. 

Approximately 100 students infused the event with their contagious enthusiasm, amplifying its impact and ensuring success! 

Amidst the spirited rally conclusion, the spotlight shone on Harkirat Singh, who clinched a cycle in a thrilling lucky draw—adding an extra layer of excitement to the proceedings!

Inspector Sukhdev Singh Brar,ACP Gurdev Singh are not just a guardian of law but a beacon of inspiration too.They ignited a wave of motivation and purpose among the students, urging them to champion this noble cause! 

Beyond the surface, the rally's core mission was to sow seeds of awareness about the perils of drugs. 

In this transformative journey, these young minds not only absorbed crucial insights but also imbibed timeless values—unity, empathy, and righteousness. 

Shaping them into responsible individuals ready to navigate life's corridors with wisdom and purpose! 

British Council International Activity on the theme “Food: The Fuel of Our Life” was organized for the students of class II. The activity aimed at enhancing students’ curiosity beyond national boundaries. In phase -I “Cuisine: India Vs other countries” each section was assigned a different country and all the students in different sections prepared small charts depicting the basic ingredients used to prepare food in India vs those of the assigned country. Little learners expanded their vocabulary by learning the names of some popular dishes from different countries. In Phase – II “I Know, You Know = We Know” some elected students shared their knowledge about the food habits of different countries with their peers.