Eco Care & Disaster Management Campaign  Promoting Sustainability, Awareness & Preparedness The Environment Cell of Innocent Hearts Group of Institutions organized the Eco Care and Disaster Management Campaign in collaboration with Brahma Kumaris, inspiring students and staff towards environmental responsibility and disaster readiness.   The enlightening awareness session was conducted by esteemed speakers:  Sister Ashmita  Sister Suman (Panipat)  Anurag Bhai Ji  Ram Chand Bhai Ji They shared valuable insights on protecting nature, maintaining inner peace, disaster preparedness, and adopting sustainable lifestyles.  Highlights of the Event:  Environmental Awareness Session  Environmental Pledge for a Greener Future  Tree Plantation Drive on Campus  Motivation for Positive Thinking & Discipline Students, faculty members, and staff participated enthusiastically, making the campaign a great success. The initiative beau...

 

  In a vibrant celebration of World Earth Day , Innocent Hearts School, under its Disha initiative run and managed by Bowry Memorial Educational and Medical Trust, embraced the theme “Make Everyday Earth Day” (aligned with SDG-13: Climate Action). The Eco Club across all five campuses – Green Model Town, Loharan, Kapurthala Road, Noorpur Road , and Cantt.-Jandiala Road – actively engaged students in a series of eco-conscious activities designed to instill a sense of environmental responsibility. Plant a Seed – A Lesson in Growth and Responsibility The youngest learners, Grade I students , kicked off the celebrations with a heartwarming 'Plant a Seed' activity. They planted seeds in pots, learning about the fascinating process of plant growth and the importance of nurturing nature. The activity highlighted not only the significance of plants but also the responsibilities we hold towards the environment. Litter Less – Advocating Cleanliness and Waste Management In tandem, Gr...

  Inocent Hearts Sports Hub, Loharan marked the grand opening of Season 3 of the Inter-School Day-Night  Futsal  Championship at the Innocent Hearts Loharan campus. Students from various schools across Jalandhar are enthusiastically participating in the championship.The event was inaugurated by the Chief Guest, Deputy Director Cultural Affairs, Sharmila Nakra, along with the Guest of Honour, Dr. Dheeraj Banati (Deputy Director, Expansion & Implementation), who officially commenced the tournament by cutting the ribbon.Addressing the participants, Sharmila Nakra encouraged the students by saying that this is not just a day of matches, but a test of hard work, passion, and self-confidence. Futsal  is a fast-paced game played between two teams of five players each. In this season, 15 teams have registered in the Under-14 category, while 16 teams are competing in the Under-17 category. The matches are scheduled to be held on 16th and 17th April. Deputy Director Sports...

Media IHGI 2:05 PM (2 hours ago) to  me ,  gagan ,  Umang ,  Sharmila Chill & Skill Session A Session to Unwind, Express & Enhance Your Skills The Counselling Cell of Innocent Hearts Group of Institutions organized an engaging session to promote mental well-being and stress management among students. The session was thoughtfully conducted by Ms. Sharmila Nakra, CBSE Resource Person, Deputy Director – Cultural Affairs, Innocent Hearts Group, creating a safe and interactive space for self-expression and growth.  Through creative activities like: Newspaper Activity – Celebrating individuality and uniqueness Balloon Activity – Letting go of stress and negative thoughts Positive Thinking Tree – Building positivity and emotional strength Students actively participated, feeling relaxed, motivated, and more aware of their emotions. The session beautifully highlighted the importance of self-acceptance, positivity, and mental well-being.  A meaningful step to...

  Under DISHA – An Initiative by the Bowry Memorial Educational and Medical Trust, Innocent Hearts School celebrated World Health Day with great enthusiasm across all its five branches—Green Model Town, Loharan, Noorpur Road, Cantt-Jandiala Road, and Kapurthala Road. The event was organized by the Sports and Wellness Club with the aim of promoting awareness about health, hygiene, and overall well-being among students. A variety of engaging and educational activities were conducted for different classes. For students of Grades I and II, the activity titled “Healthy Me, Happy Me” focused on the importance of cleanliness, hygiene, and water conservation. Students of Grades III and IV attended an awareness session on nutritious food, guided by the Health and Wellness Club. For Grade V students, a PowerPoint presentation was shown to highlight the significance of healthy eating habits and maintaining a balanced diet. Students of Grades VI and VII participated in a Fit India Yogalates Se...