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As the curtains draw on another memorable chapter at JHTS, we bid adieu to a batch of 2025 who have made their mark. The theme of “Prom Date” set the tone for an enchanting evening, celebrating not just the journey but the friendships and memories forged over the years.

The highlight of the evening was the crowning of our Prom Queen, Anshika Sharma, whose grace and charisma truly lit up the ambience. The title of Most Popular was well-deserved by Afiya Meraj, a testament to her vibrant personality and the joy she brings to those around her. Finally, the prestigious title of Miss JHTS was awarded to Shubhi Jain, whose elegance and character represent the essence of our institution.This farewell was not merely a parting moment but a heartfelt homage to the cherished memories and invaluable lessons gathered over the years. It marked the end of one chapter while heralding the dawn of new opportunities and endeavors. The students bid adieu with a wealth of unforgettable experiences, longing to revisit the treasured moments that defined their high school journey.

J.H. Tarapore School Hosts Enchanting Kg. Parents’ Night

Celebrating the Dances of Cultures

J.H. Tarapore School, renowned for its commitment to holistic education, joyously celebrated its Kg. Parents’ Night on Wednesday, December 18th, 2024. The evening unfolded with the theme “Dances of Cultures,” captivating the audience with a vibrant display of cultural diversity.

The program showcased a mesmerizing journey through various dance forms from around the world, as the little stars of J.H. Tarapore School brought cultures to life with their delightful performances. From the rhythmic beats of Africa to the graceful movements of Asia, and the dynamic energy of Latin America, every act was a celebration of cultural richness and unity in diversity.

The distinguished Chief Guest for the evening, Mrs. Anu Tewary (Principal of Baug-E-Jamsheed School), graced the event with her presence and inspiring words. She praised the school for its efforts in nurturing creativity and promoting cultural appreciation among the students. Esteemed guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bodhanwala and Mrs. Nargis Madon, also lent their support, adding warmth to the occasion.

The highlight of the evening was the sheer enthusiasm and confidence of the young performers, whose captivating expressions and impeccable coordination left the audience spellbound. Parents and guests applauded the efforts of the children and teachers, whose dedication brought this spectacular event to life.

J.H. Tarapore School would like to thank all parents, guests, and the school community for their enthusiastic participation, which made Kg. Parents’ Night a resounding success. The event not only showcased the talent and creativity of our young learners but also reinforced values of cultural understanding, unity, and community spirit.

The evening was a true testament to the school’s vision of nurturing young minds through education, culture, and the performing arts. It was a night to remember, celebrating the joy of learning and the beauty of diversity.

J.H. Tarapore School celebrated its 22nd Annual Sports Day on 28th November 2024 at the J.R.D. Tata Sports Complex with enthusiastic student participation and well-coordinated activities.

The event began with the Chief Guest, Mrs. Vibhuti Adesara, Head of Sports Events and Training Centers, Tata Steel, being warmly welcomed by the Director Mrs Rubina Bodhanwala, Principal, Mrs. Lata Sharat, the Vice Principal, Mrs. Rukshana Gardin, the School Head Coach, Mr. V. Arun Kumar, and the Primary Sports Head, Ms. Ekta Mandal. Following the welcome, Mrs. Adesara hoisted the school flag, marking the commencement of the program.

Following the flag hoisting ceremony, Mrs. Adesara was honored with a grand march-past led by the School Pupil Leader, Tasmia Fatma, and Assistant Leader, Vanya Pandey. The leaders of the four houses—Emerald, Sapphire, Ruby, and Topaz—proudly saluted the Chief Guest as they showcased impeccable coordination and teamwork. The spirited school band, Red Velvet, further enhanced the grandeur of the event.

Torchbearers, including Reet Agarwal (SGFI selection), Dhanushree Chowdhury (CISCE National Boxing medalist), Deepanita Manik (National Carrom Champion), Archita Dey (National Table Tennis medalist) and Shreemayi Shyamal (CISCE Sports Award 2024 winner) proudly took the sportsman’s oath.,

Nursery students participated in colourful group races, marking their debut in the event, while KG and primary students competed in creative races such as Balance the Ball and Obstacle Race. Middle and senior students displayed athletic excellence in events like relays, Shot Put, Javelin, and Hurdles.

Special performances included a graceful drill titled “Little Blossoms” by students of Standards III to V, symbolizing the empowerment of the girl child, and a vibrant drill  “Rings of Victory” by students of Standards VI to VIII, which paid a heartfelt tribute to the Olympics.

The day concluded with a grand prize distribution, where trophies were awarded for Overall Championship to Emerald House and best Marching Contingent to Ruby House.

Best Athlete Awards went to Shambhavi Pathak (High School) and Reet Agarwal (Higher Secondary). The event reinforced the school’s commitment to inclusivity, teamwork, and the spirit of sportsmanship. A sincere vote of thanks was delivered to the school management, teachers, participants and supporters for making the event a resounding success.

The 78th Independence Day celebration at J.H.Tarapore School this year was both vibrant and inspiring, showcasing the students’ pride in their nation’s progress since gaining independence. The event, presided over by Mrs. Tina Bodhawala Sood, the Director of Tarapore School, Agrico, who motivated the students to be good citizens, was filled with performances that reflected India’s remarkable journey through the decades after 1947.

The key highlight of the celebration was a short skit performed by the students of Std VII, titled “India’s Journey Through the Decades.” The skit depicted India’s transformation across various fields, including technology, education, economy, and social reforms. Through their compelling performances, the students illustrated how far the nation has come since 1947, portraying the triumphs of each decade.

The celebration began with a patriotic song that paid tribute to India’s growth and achievements, followed by a graceful dance that reflected the nation’s pride and evolving spirit. A heartfelt poem honoured the pioneers who shaped modern India. The March-past accompanied by the school band “Red Velvet”, added to the event’s grandeur.

The event concluded with a powerful pledge against tobacco use, underscoring the importance of healthy living and the collective responsibility to raise awareness. The program left everyone with a deep sense of pride in India’s progress and a renewed commitment to a healthier future.

J. H Tarapore school believes in providing experiential learning in accordance with the New Education Policy. Keeping this in mind the students of Std.XII had gone for a field trip to explore various career opportunities on the 26th of July, 2024.
The school had organised field trips to enable the students to get acquainted with various jobs in the hospitality, food and beverage industry and print media.
The school organised trips to The Sonnet, Ramada ,D.B.M.S Bakery ,Sudha Dairy and Udit Vani Printing Press . It was indeed a wonderful learning experience provided to the students by the Management of the school.

In a continued effort to promote holistic development, J.H.Tarapore School organized a unique “Bagless Day” on Saturday, July 20th, dedicated to Art Integrated Learning (AIL). This forward-thinking teaching model emphasizes learning through and with the arts, moving beyond traditional rote memorization to focus on creative and experiential engagement with academic subjects.

Art Integrated Learning (AIL) allows students to explore subjects through hands-on and practical activities, fostering a dynamic and interactive learning environment. By integrating art into the curriculum, we aim to enhance students’ creativity, critical thinking, and practical skills.

Students from classes 6 to 12 participated enthusiastically in a variety of activities designed to spark their creativity and innovation. These included making dolls from socks, creating handmade paper, engaging in clay painting, crafting paper bags, decorating clay pots with Warli art, and producing crafts from recycled materials. Each activity was carefully designed to encourage artistic expression and practical problem-solving.

This initiative highlights our commitment to providing a well-rounded education that nurtures every aspect of a student’s development. By offering opportunities for creative exploration and practical learning, we aim to equip our students with the skills and confidence they need to succeed in all areas of life.

“A GOOD LEADER TAKES A LITTLE MORE THAN HER SHARE OF THE BLAME, A LITTLE LESS THAN HER SHARE OF THE CREDIT.”

The newly elected Cabinet of J. H. Tarapore School for the session 2024-25 was sworn in on Thursday, the 4th of July, in a formal Investiture Ceremony. The esteemed guests for the event were Ms. Rubina Bodhanwala, Director J.H. Tarapore School and Ms. Tina Bodhanwala Sood, Director, Tarapore School, Agrico,  Principal Ms. Lata Sharat, and Vice-Principal Ms. Rukshana Gardin who also invested the newly elected Cabinet.

A total of 50 members were inducted into the cabinet and given their portfolios. The ceremony began with the swearing-in of the School Pupil Leader, Tasmia Fatma (Std. XII), and Assistant School Pupil Leader, Vaanya Pandey (Std. XI), followed by the four house leaders (Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Topaz), the Sports Minister, Cultural Minister, Discipline Minister, Cleanliness Minister, Ethics Minister, and the Club Leaders along with their assistants.

The ceremony commenced with a grand march of the Cabinet Members along with the school band. This was followed by the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment. Principal Ms. Lata Sharat addressed the gathering, emphasizing the importance of leadership, sense of responsibility, and the role of the cabinet in fostering a positive school environment.

This Investiture Ceremony is more than an event; it is a process that instills leadership qualities and a sense of collective responsibility in the students. The oath taken by the School Pupil Leader and Assistant School Pupil Leader highlights the values of truth, justice, peace, and harmony in the school. Our office bearers recognize that with great power comes great responsibility. The newly elected members will undoubtedly reflect the school’s ethos and set a positive example for their juniors. The school looks forward to a fruitful year ahead, with the cabinet playing a pivotal role in various initiatives and activities

We wish them all the very best!!!

J. H. Tarapore School celebrated Achievers’ Day for the Batch 2023-2024 on Saturday, 22nd June, 2024. The ICSE and ISC Stream Toppers and the Subject Toppers were felicitated.

At the ICSE level, Tanisha Babber won the award for the highest scorer in the Commerce stream, Reet Agarwal for Eco-Science and Aastha Raturi for Pure Science stream.

At the ISC level, Khushi Kumari was the Arts stream topper, Akshita Singh – Commerce, 

Ananya Jha – Bio-Science and Ankita Gupta – Pure-Science topper.

The awards were presented by Mrs. Tina Bodhanwala Sood, Director of Tarapore Schools, Mrs. Nargis Madon, Ex Director of J.H.Tarapore School, Principal Mrs. Lata Sharat, and Vice Principal Mrs.Rukshana H. Gardin.

Cash prizes and mementos were awarded to the winners to laud their efforts.

Proud parents and teachers who were a part of the winners’ journey to their success were present to cheer the young achievers.

J.H. Tarapore School celebrated International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm on 21st June, 2024. This day is globally recognized for fostering physical and mental well-being through yoga.

At J.H. Tarapore School, students of all the classes participated in sessions designed to promote inner peace and confidence. The school followed the Common Yoga Protocol (CYP), a specified sequence of yoga asanas lasting 45 minutes, especially tailored for this day. The sessions included a series of asanas such as YogMudra, Ardh Kurmasana, Vakrasana, Tadasana, and Ardh Chandrasana, followed by “Guided Meditation: Breath of Joy” and “Om Chanting.”

This year’s celebration was themed “Yoga for Self & Society,” highlighting the school’s commitment to nurturing self health and thus contributing to the improvement of the health of the society on the whole.