Behtar India Campaign

Join your hands for a ‘Behtar India’.

We at J. H. Tarapore School have undertaken to participate in the ‘Behtar India Campaign’ to show that ‘We care’.

Everyone is requested to collect newspaper, old books or magazines and bring or send to school for a nationwide competition.

Process of registration is as follows:

  • Log on to Behtarindia.in
  • Click on Register Now
  • Click on Student
  • Select state, city and your school from the list
  • Fill in your Name, Contact number, Mail ID
  • Choose an easy password
  • Submit the page and verify OTP

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BEHTAR INDIA

As a part of ‘Behtar India’ Campaign and ‘Jamshedpur- I- Care Project’ a field trip was organized to Bhalo Pahar, Purulia district for students of Std 12.

The students offered their services by cleaning the channels leading to the water body which would enhance rain water harvesting. The forest was also cleaned. This ‘ shramdaan’ by the students is the best kind of community service.

ShramDaan at Bhalo Pahar

ShramDaan at Bhalo Pahar

ShramDaan at Bhalo Pahar

ShramDaan at Bhalo Pahar

ShramDaan at Bhalo Pahar

Annual English Elocution(High School)-2018

The Annual English Elocution event of High School division of J. H. Tarapore school was held on 24th August,2018.

The chief guest for the event was Mrs. Sanghamitra Kabiraj.

The eminent panel of judges comprised Mrs. Shonali Goswami, Ms. Paramita Roy Choudhary and Mrs. Katy Nareilwala.

The elocution contest was divided into 4 sections.

Group A – It comprised a contest between the students of Std VI and Std VII who delivered prose pieces and stories. The winners of this category were:

1st – Mehreen Mumtaz
2nd – Tanisha Mukherjee

Group B – A declamation contest between the students of Std IX and Std X. The winners of this category were:

1st- Samiksha Ghoshal
2nd- Pavitra Peela

Group C- This year ‘Ted Talk’ was the highlight of the elocution contest where the students of Std XI and XII demonstrated the power of motivational speeches. The winners of this category were:

1st- Rupsi Chakraborty
2nd- Vasundhra Singh

Group D – This part of the event has ‘Dramatization of Poems’ by the students of Std VIII. The students enacted the poems “The Walrus and the Carpenter”, “The Tale of Melon City” and “John Brown”.

The Best Character awards went to Vaishnavi Prasad and Ariba Sarwar.

Judges and winners of Annual English Elocution 2018

Winner of Ted Talk

Winner Poetry Dramatization

Winner of Ted Talks

 

1st ASISC Regional Carrom Championship – 2018

The First ASISC Regional Carrom Championship-2018 was organized by our school on Saturday, 18th August 2018.  Arjuna Awardee, Mr. Bagicha Singh presided as the Chief Guest and Mrs. Indrani Singh, Zonal Coordinator presided as the special  guest for the opening ceremony.

There were total of 54 players from 4 Zones of Jharkhand & Bihar region namely Deoghar, Patna, Ranchi and Jamshedpur Zone. The chief referee of this event was Mr. G. Ravi Shankar, Sports Secretary, LIC Sports Club.

The categories for the same were Junior / Senior Boys & Junior / Senior Girls.

Categories Winner Runners
Senior Boys Jamshedpur Zone Patna Zone
Junior Boys Patna Zone Jamshedpur Zone
Senior Girls Jamshedpur Zone  
Junior Girls Ranchi Zone Jamshedpur Zone

Mr. Bailey Bodhanwala gave away the prizes to the winners.

ASISC Opening Match

Winners

International School Award (2018-2021)

Excellence is never an accident; it is the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction, skillful execution and the vision to see obstacles as opportunities. The prestigious International School Award is the fruit of our hard work for the third time; covering seven different international activities in the framework laid out by British Council, for the session 2017-2018. These activities covered diverse themes; best suited our school and students, giving us an opportunity to connect with schools sharing the same thoughts and passions. Some of these were salutations, Farmer’s Delights, Craftsvilla, Palais, 5R’s, Globe Trotters, Know Thy Day. Through this programme we successfully collaborated with 4 international schools across the world, which speaks volumes about the enthusiasm with which our students carried these activities forward. The schools with which we collaborated are:-

  1. Delta Gemunupura Maha Vidyalaya, Sri Lanka
  2. Tajrobwi Etefaq High School, Afghanistan
  3. Wunshan Senior High School, Taiwan
  4. Merryhill Elementary School, Califonia, US

We have now been re-accredited International School Award recipient for the year 2018-2021, honored to be acknowledged for adding an international dimension to our curriculum.

Annual Elocution 2018

J.H. Tarapore School organized English and Hindi elocution contest for the students of primary section on 20th July, Friday. In this event students recited the poems with clarity, correct pronunciation and intonation. The event helped the students to enhance their speaking skills and thus build self confidence. The Chief Guest of this evening was Mrs Juhi Samarpita.
The students ware categorized into three groups: Group A comprised choral recitation for std. II and std. III. The first prize in this category was won by std. IIIB (English) and Std. IIIC (Hindi).
Group B consisted of the students of Std. IV. The first prize in the individual category went to Sakshi Mahato (English) and Alfia Sajid (Hindi). The second prize was won by Namra Fatima (English) and Priya Singh (Hindi). Group C again comprised of the individual category for std. V. The first Prize was won by Sanskriti Singh (English) and Zainab Shamim (Hindi). And the second prize was bagged by Mihika Kumari (English) and Sarakshi Pani (Hindi).
At the end the Chief Guest addressed the audience and shared her views and motivated the students to participate in many more such events which will enhance their oratory skills and make them confident individual.

Gerald Durrell Initiative

Jamshedpur’s, The Gerald Durrell Initiative, a voluntary group of environment enthusiasts who also love reading the books of the famed British animal writer and conservationist, organized the first book reading session at our school in the month of April. Students of six schools, Loyola School, Little Flower School, Motilal Nehru Public School, Gulmohar High School and Kerala Public School(Kadma, Mango and Gamharia), participated in the event.

Of over 150 entries, the best 40 stories were shortlisted and edited by a group of five academics and professionals from Gerald Durrell Initiative(GDI) to get ready for publication. We are proud to announce that a poem penned by our student Devyani Singh of Std IX,  titled ‘Unverbal Understanding’  is a part of the book. The event was appreciated by all.

Little Champ of J. H. Tarapore School

The budding paddler of our school, Archita Dey of Standard Four has made us proud again. The nine year old is current state champion in the cadet and sub-junior category. She has qualified for the main round of the North Zone Championship held in Panchkula, Haryana, from July 5 to 10.

Archita was the only paddler from Jharkhand to qualify for the main round of cadet section.

* MR Vaccination Program

MR Vaccination program  has been rescheduled on Saturday  28th July, 2018.

Protect your child from Measles and Rubella diseases. A notice has been sent with a tear off slip. The slip has to submitted on Friday, 22nd June, 2018.

The date for the vaccination in school is Saturday, 30th June, 2018. Detailed schedule will be send next week.

MR Vaccination

RESULT(2017-2018)

We are proud to announce that we have secured 100 percent board results in ISC and ICSE. The ISC topper was Kajal Kumari 98.5% and the ICSE topper was Aditi Thakur 97.4%.

 

 

ICSE RESULT 2018

 

Pure Science
Name Percentage Rank
ADITI THAKUR 97.4 1st
NANDINI MOONKA 97.2 2nd
KOMAL H VADODARIA 96.8 3rd
Eco Science
Name Percentage Rank
MEDHA SHRUTI 93 1st
SHEIKH RUKHSAR 89.6 2nd
LIPSA SWAIN 87 3rd
Commerce
Name Percentage Rank
DEBLEENA BISWAS 94.6 1st
VRITIKA RAO 91.2 2nd
LIPSA SWAIN 90.8 3rd

 

ISC RESULT 2018

Pure Science
Name Percentage Rank
NILOUFAR PARVIN 94.5 1st
PRATISTHA PRASAD 94.25 2nd
SHATAKCHHI ANUJ 94 3rd
Bio Science
Name Percentage Rank
UMAM FATIMA 90.25 1st
SHAGUFA RAHAT 90 2nd
SABIHA NAAZ 88 3rd
Commerce
Name Percentage Rank
KAJAL KUMARI 98.5 1st
AKANSHA CHACHRA 96 2nd
RIYA 91.75 3rd
Arts
Name Percentage Rank
EKTA KUMARI 87.5 1st
RIMA DAS 85.25 2nd
SHYAMALI PANDA 85.25 2nd
A SHARMILA 82 3rd