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J.H.Tarapore School bid adieu to the twelfthers on 14^th January, 2020 (Tuesday) in a colourful event ‘HASTA LA VISTA’ extending up to two hours. The much awaited Year Book, a platter of ecstacy, retrospect and bitter sweet memories, compiled by the students of Std XI, was presented to Std XII.  HAFIZUNISA was crowned MISS JHTS, AYESHA AFIFA and TAVNEESH KAUR were adjudged Miss Fashionista and Miss Popular respectively.

The 18th Annual Sports’ Day of J. H. Tarapore School was held on 25th January, 2020 in the school premises.

The day started with our Chairman Mr. B. D. Bodhanwala declared the meet open, after the march past. The state, regional and national level winners were felicitated.

 Students of Std. VI-VIII performed ‘Hawaiian Roller Coaster’, a drill display.

 The individual championship went to PAVITRA PEELA of Std. XI and VANIYA ZARMEEN of Std. X.

 The Emerald House was declared the overall Champions.

The formal Graduation Night and Valediction was held on 22nd January 2020. It was a solemn event in which the Chief Guest Mr. Bailey Bodhanwala, Chairman, Tarapore Schools, the Principal Mrs. Lata Sharat and the Management blessed and wished the students of Std. XII luck for their future endeavours in the midst of their parents. The Chairman, Principal and Director reminded the children to always remember the values learned in the school. The school pupil leader Ambrisha Zubeen in her ‘valedictory address’ promised to always keep Humata – good thoughts, Hukhta – good words and Huvarashta – good deeds, close to their hearts. The students were presented with mementos and certificates.

A visit to the National Metallurgical Laboratory (NML) was organized for the students of science sections of classes IX and XI. We had an interactive session with the scientists of NML who asked us questions related to science to know our interest in the subject. They guided us about the various departments of the laboratory and their working. We were shown a short documentary on the working of the various projects and other laboratories and their working in different cities. Later we went to have a close look on the functioning of the different sections and the technology used by them. The scientists working there were very friendly and were explaining everything in detail to us which increased our interest in the subject. At the end we went to a museum and saw the pictures of the time when NML was inaugurated. The infrastructure of the laboratory was very good and everything was clean. The environment there was very postive and calm as everybody was doing their job perfectly. Overall it was a very informative trip which boosted our knowledge of the subject. It helped us to recognise mining as a career option. It was a memorable experience and an excellent opportunity for us to visit the place.

Khushi Jain

Std XI

The much awaited XVIIIth Annual Sports Day of the Primary Department was held on Friday, 29th November, 2019 with great zeal and frolicsome atmosphere. The Sports Day was declared open by the Chief Guest Mr. B. D.  Bodhanwala, Chairperson of Tarapore Schools.

The celebrations began with flag hoisting and the Oath taking ceremony.

The Pre- Primary enthralled the audience with – ‘Find the Missing Part’, ‘Where’s my Buddy’, and ‘Ready Steady Go’. The students of Std. I -V had various races like ‘Hoola Hoop’, ‘4 x 100 mt Relay Race’, ‘Three Legged Race’, etc.

Many students were felicitated for the achievements at the National and International levels.

National level-

Sakshi Mahato (Yoga) V B

Khushi Kumari(Yoga) V B

Archita Dey (Table Tennis) V A.

SGFI LEVEL (School Games Federation of India) –

Shivanshi Praveen (Taekwondo) V A

Sneha Verma (Taekwondo) V B.

The Chief Guest gave away the prizes to the deserving winners. The Sports Day ended with the School song and the National anthem.

International Year of Indigenous Languages

The tiny tots of J. H. Tarapore left the audience mesmerized by presenting their Kg Parents’ Night programme on 22nd November, 2019. The theme of the programme was International Year of Indigenous Languages.

The children welcomed everybody with a welcome dance. The Mexican & the African dances set everyone’s foot tapping. The theme dance was a show of vibrant colours.

The students from the Higher Kg presented a report of the year through a power point presentation. The Kg students themselves compered the programme with great enthusiasm. The programme ended with the vote of thanks followed by the school song.

The children , with their 100% participation, enthralled the audience with their scintillating performance. The children were lauded  by the parents for their commendable performance.