SUNCITY SCHOOL MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP AT 5TH NCSQCC
Suncity School participated at the Fifth National Convention of Students’ Quality Control Circles held at The Sovereign School, Rohini, New Delhi, from 4th to 7th December’18, a perfect opportunity for them to showcase their talents in a national forum.The theme of conference was "Quality is an Investment in Future” .The event was attended by schools from across the country.
The students’ delegation of twenty four students from our school participated in several events like Case Study, Collage Making, NukkadNatak, Poster and Slogan Making, Best out of Waste and the Cultural Presentation. The students performed brilliantly and bagged top laurels at most of the events.
The Best Debating Team title was bagged by AananyaSingh(VIII) and ArnauvGilhotra(IX) with Aananya securing the Best Speaker Award for her debate against the motion. They were exemplary in their oratorical skills and proved their stance for opposing motions with conviction and finesse. Ishikawa Award(First Prize) in Case Study was won by the team comprising ofArnauvGilhotra(IX), Aananya Singh(VIII), NandiniJha(VIII), Saffron Gera(VIII), ZeniaSabharwal(VII) DivyataChoudhary(VII) and Aryan Singh Sethi(VII), as they made their impeccable Case Study Presentation. First positionin Poster and Slogan Making(Junior) was won by KanishkaAmbawat and KashviSood of Grade VI .
Savvy Jain and PraptiGhosh of Grade XII participated in the Poster and Slogan Making (Senior) and secured the second position with their remarkable artistic creativity. ArjunTandon and Mihika Sharma of Grade VIII bagged the first position for Best out of Waste creation with a striking wall decoration that captivated the attention of the other student delegates.
The excited audience in the auditorium reverberated with synonymous chants of Suncity School when the compere asked the audience to guess the winner of the Champions Trophy. Amidst a thunderous applause and showers of accolades, Suncity School clinched the title of the Fifth NCSQCC Champions by bagging the “Champions Trophy”. It was inspiring and heart-warming when the Principal of the host school, Ms. Preetika Gupta, later congratulated the students and praised the exemplary performance of Suncitizens and mentioned that they had caught the eye of all from day one of the event. The prizes were given away by the School Principal and the Chairman of the School, Mr. R.N Jindal.
