Jodhamal Public School is thrilled to announce that 32 of its talented young skaters have qualified for the upcoming 62nd National Roller-Skating Championship 2024, scheduled to be held at Mysore, Bangalore, and Coimbatore from 5 Dec 2024 to 15 Dec 2024, and are training hard to shine in the tournament. With participants spanning from the youngest classes to the senior-most, these skaters embody the school’s commitment to nurturing excellence in both sports and academics. Their participation highlights the dedication, resilience, and discipline instilled by the school’s coaches and faculty, reflecting Jodhamal’s unwavering pursuit of holistic education. The Jodhamal students selected to represent J&K are as follows: Kaavish, Sahraj Singh, Ransher Singh Wazir, Hriday, Nalinaksh, Samaira Mahajan, Naisha Verma, Pavit Gupta, Ayraa Vishishth, Hazel Suri, Shiva Gupta, Tabish Haider Chib, Bhavnoor Kour, Gunvika, Aahan Sharma, Gurjas Singh, Shawni Sharma, Anandini Sharma, Aamyaa, Pearl Suri, Namish Gupta, Dhruv Gupta, Ayesha Chib, Akshita Sharma, Sameer Rahi, Danial Butt, Sehrish Abrol, Priya Mahajan, Saksham Sharma, Aarav Sharma, Aarohi Fatima, and Czia Raina. These students have been trained by the School coaches Mr Kamal Anand and Mr Ritish. In the recent J&K UT Roller Skating Championship held at M A Stadium, Students from Jodhamal won 22 Gold, 15 silver and 26 Bronze medals. In a collaborative expression of encouragement, the leadership at Jodhamal Public School extended their blessings and good wishes to the participants. Trustee Mr. Nandan Kuthiala remarked, “Our students’ drive and dedication stand as a beacon of inspiration. We are immensely proud of their hard work and commitment, their efforts will shine on the national stage.” Principal Mr. Girish Kumar shared, “These young skaters embody Jodhamal’s vision of holistic education. Their dedication is commendable, and they serve as a proud example of our school’s spirit of excellence.” Vice Principal Mrs. Amita Arora added “We look forward to seeing them achieve great success and wish them a rewarding experience.” With immense support from the entire Jodhamal Public School community, these students are ready to make their mark at the championship.
Jodhamal Public School hosted a two-day Inter-School Swimming Competition under the aegis of Jammu Sahodaya Schools Complex. This two-day event witnessed enthusiastic participation from 14 schools and a total of 127 students competing across under 14 and 17 categories. The competition was a resounding success, displaying beautiful athleticism and sportsmanship as budding swimmers dove into the inviting water of Aqua-Cube at Jodhamal Public School Jammu, making their way through the length of the pool. There were many breathtaking moments as the swimmers from across all CBSE School of Jammu competed for the coveted titles. The echo of clappers and splashes throughout the swimming pool further excited the swimmers and boosted their spirits. The two days of this Sahodaya Mega Event were memorable days with actions packed line-up of swimming events. On the Inaugural Day, the event was graced by the Chief Guest Sh Ved Prakash, JKAS, Joint Director, Youth Services and Sports, the Guest of Honour Dr Vikesh Kour, Principal, Doon International School and President, Jammu Sahodaya Schools Complex, and the Special Guest Sh. Rajesh Sambyal, Physical Education Master, DYSSO, Gandhi Nagar. The Valedictory Ceremony of the event was honoured by the gracious presence of the Chief Guest Sh Ramandeep Singh Soodan, President, Swimming Association, J&K and the Special Guest Sh Bharat Kumar Sharma, Secretary General, Swimming Association, J&K. The participants competed in the Inter-School aquatic gala in all swimming styles including backstroke, freestyle, breaststroke, and butterfly stroke. The relay and medley relay events gathered everyone’s attention and had nail-biting finishes. All students from the participating Schools gave fantastic performances with many reaching the finals. The highly anticipated Swimming Meet came to a thrilling conclusion, witnessing an array of remarkable performances highlighting exceptional talent and sportsmanship of all participants. Jodhamal Public School, with an impressive tally of 12 Gold Medals, 13 Silver Medals, and 4 Bronze Medals, was adjudged the Overall Champion of the Competition. The consistent performances of Jodhamal Students across multiple disciplines set them apart and earned them the top spot of the tournament. Participants from Jodhamal School who brought laurels are: Anahita, Advait, Hitanshi Yadav, Pragnay Sharma, Aayansh Gupta, Vivaan Yadav, Arindam received Gold Medals in Under 14 category, while Kartikaye Choudhary, Md Ibrahim, Tanisha Jaggi, Prabhdeep Singh, Prabhmeet Singh, Sohum Pathania, Lavanya Katoch, Shereen Mahajan, Arshiya Malhotra, Tanung Kour and Vihan Goel won Gold Medals in Under 17 category. The following students bagged the Silver Medals: Md Ibrahim, Shereen Mahajan, Arshiya Malhotra, Aayansh Gupta, Hitanshi Yadav, Vivaan Yadav, Anahita, Pragnay Sharma, Rabani, Avnoor Kour, Shranya Sharma, Riyaan Choudhary, Advait Sharma, Rihan Gupta and Namah whereas Advait Sharma, Vihan Goel, Arshiya Malhotra and Sohum Pathania won Bronze Medals. Ms Harpreet Bhalla, Physical Education Teacher and Mr Davinder Singh Jamwal, Swimming Coach, Police Line acted as the overall observers and jury for the entire Competition. The whole show was spearheaded under the guidance and mentorship of the School’s swimming coach Ms Pooja Bassan and her team of all sports teachers. The Trustee of the School, Mr Nandan Kuthiala, the Director Mrs. Arti Kuthiala, Principal, Mr Girish Kumar and Vice Principal, Ms Amita Arora congratulated the winners, and applauded all the swimmers for displaying genuine spirit of sportsmanship. They especially commended the talented swimmers for their outstanding performances. Additionally, the School thanked the esteemed jury for their valuable contributions in overseeing the smooth conduct and fair judgement, ensuring the success of the event.
The Inter-District UT Level Swimming Competition, organized under the aegis of the Youth Services and Sports Department, was held recently at Jodhamal Public School. This prestigious event saw participation from various schools across Jammu and Kashmir, showcasing the exceptional talents of young swimmers in the region. The outstanding performances by Jodhamal Public School students resulted in an impressive medal tally of 32 medals in various events and categories. The announcement of the dates and venue for the subsequent level will be made soon by the Youth Services and Sports Department. In the Under-19 Category, Kartikeya Choudhary bagged a Gold Medal in 100-metre Butterfly Stroke and a Silver Medal in 50-metre Butterfly Stroke, Priyum Jain won a Gold Medal in 200-metre Breast Stroke, two Silver Medals, one each in 50-metre and 100-metre Breast Stroke, Aditya Pratap Singh won a Silver Medal in 200-metre Free Style and a Bronze Medal in 100-metre Free Style, Priyal Kapoor won a Gold Medal in 100-metre Free Style, Tanisha Jaggi won two Gold Medals, one each in 50-metre and 100-metre Breast Stroke, Avnee Aethmea won a Gold Medal in 100-metre Back Stroke and a Silver Medal in 50-metre Back Stroke whereas Adaliya Narang won a Silver Medal in 200-metre Free Style and a Bronze Medal in 100-metre Free Style. In the Under-17 Category, Vihan Goel won two Gold Medals, one each in 200-metre and 400-metre Free Style, Mohd Ibriham won two Silver Medals, one each in 200-metre Free Style and 100-metre Breast Stroke, Prabhdeep Singh bagged a Silver Medal in 50-metre Free Style and Divya Gupta got a Gold Medal in 100-metre Back Stroke and a Silver Medal in 50- metre Breast Stroke. In the Under-14 Category, Vivaan Yadav won a Gold Medal in 100-metre Breast Stroke and a Silver Medal in 100-metre Butterfly Stroke. Pragnay Sharma won a Silver Medal in 400- metre Free Style, Ayaansh Gupta won a Bronze Medal in 200-metre Free Style, Riyan Choudhary bagged a Silver Medal in 50-metre Butterfly Stroke, Riaan Mahajan won two Gold Medals, one each in 50-metre and 100-metre Back Stroke, Advait Sharma won a Bronze Medal in 50-metre Breast Stroke, Hitanshi Yadav won a Gold Medal in 50-metre Back Stroke, Shranya Sharma bagged a Silver Medal in 200-metre Free Style and Ananhita won a Silver Medal in 50-metre Breast Stroke. Thus the total Medal tally of Jodhamal students stands at: 13 Gold Medals, 15 Silver Medals and 04 Bronze Medals The Trustee and Principal of Jodhamal Public School congratulated the students and their coaches Ms Pooja Bassan, Ms Malkeet Kour, Mr Rajan Bakshi and Mr Romesh Chander for their remarkable achievements and dedication. Their hard work and perseverance have brought pride to the school and set a benchmark for future competitions. The school administration expressed its gratitude to the Youth Services and Sports Department for organizing this event and providing a platform for students to excel in swimming. The event not only highlighted the competitive spirit among the participants but also fostered a sense of sportsmanship and camaraderie.
Jodhamal Public School is proud to announce the outstanding achievements of its roller- skating team at the recently concluded CBSE North Zone Roller Skating Championship at Ambala. Our talented athletes not only showcased their skills but also demonstrated remarkable sportsmanship and dedication, earning accolades that reflect their hard work and training. The Championship witnessed intense competition from various schools across the North Zone, but our students stood out with their exceptional performances. The results speak volumes about their commitment to excellence in sports, contributing to the school’s growing reputation in co-curricular activities and sports arena. The Medal Winners from Jodhamal in the CBSE North Zone Roller Skating Championship are: Naisha Verma: Gold Medal in 1000 mtrs race Tabish Haider Chib: Gold Medal in 1000 mtr race and Silver Medal in 500 mtr race Pavit Gupta: Silver Medal in 1-lap road race and Bronze Medal 500 mtr race Aarav Sharma: Bronze Medal in 1-lap road race Naisha Verma, Tabish Haider Chib and Pavit Gupta have been selected to participate in the Skating Nationals to be held in Karnataka. These athletes were mentored by their coaches Mr Kamal Anand and Mr Ritish. These achievements highlight not just individual excellence but also the collaborative spirit and support from coaches, peers, and the school community. The faculty and staff at Jodhamal Public School have played a pivotal role in nurturing these young talents, providing them with the resources and encouragement needed to excel. This is pertinent to share that this year Jodhamal Students have participated in International Skating Tournaments and brought home glory from international arena too. Our teams participated in Macau and China and won medals there as well.
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Three Formula One teams from Jodhamal Public School in Jammu—Team Apex, Team Marlin, and Team Spartan—recently competed in the Formula One (F1) in Schools' National Championship, which took place Genesis Global School in Noida (U.P.). The teams showcased an exceptional talent and skill, leaving a significant mark on the competition. Team Apex won the Knockout Championship, the Fastest Car Award, and set the most coveted 'Overall Championship' record. Their victory has earned them a desired spot in the Aramco F1 in Schools – 2024 World Finals, set to take place in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia this November. Jodhamal’s Team Apex, consisting of Daanial Butt, Aarit Malhotra, Ekaj Mangotra, Kunwar Ranbir Singh, and Varchas Vishal. All these teams were mentored by Mrs. Neetu Johri Earlier also in 2022, another team from Jodhamal school, Team Helios had won the F1 in Schools World Knockout Championship at Silverstone, United Kingdom. Team Marlin, featuring Akshar Bhasin, Aamay Gupta, Siddhi Vinayak, Avyukt Mahajan, Parmeet Singh Abhiraj Suryavanshi, Adhvik Mahajan and Team Spartan's Vanshaj Sharma, Mehrab Singh, Rajveer Bhalla, Madhvendra Naad and Adeen Rizvan demonstrated remarkable skill and determination. The F1 in Schools competition, inspired by the real-world Formula 1 motorsport, challenges students to design and manufacture miniature working F1 car models. This prestigious event draws school teams from all over the country, each competing to demonstrate their engineering and project management abilities. Their perseverance was rewarded with the Resource and Development Award, which led to a high ranking in the National Finals. Jodhamal Public School, in collaboration with Time of Sports, has remained the only 'STEM' approved school in Jammu and Kashmir for the past four year. They continue to champion the expansion of STEM education in the region, developing future innovators and leaders. Trustee of the school Nandan Kuthiala , Principal Girish Kumar congratulated and appreciated the efforts of the teams. He wished them luck for the World Finals and also added that it’s a life skill which is beyond books and curriculum learning by doing at a very advanced and scientific level.
The Inter-School District Level Swimming Competition, organized under the aegis of the Youth Services and Sports Department, was held at Jodhamal Public School from July 29th to July 31 st , 2024. This prestigious event saw participation from various schools across Jammu, showcasing the exceptional talents of young swimmers in the region. A total of 31 students from Jodhamal Public School took part in the competition, with 28 students securing their places for the next level of the event. The announcement of the dates and venue for the subsequent level will be made soon by the Youth Services and Sports Department. The outstanding performances by Jodhamal Public School students resulted in an impressive medal tally i.e.16 First Positions and 12 Second Positions. Jodhamal Students who participated in the Event were: Priyum Jain, Swastik Goswami, Kartikey Choudhary, Aditya Pratap, Avnee Aethmea, Tanisha Jaggi, Adalia Narang, Priyal Kapoor, Lavanya Katoch, Vihan Goel, Prabmeet Singh, Prabdeep Singh, Sohum Pathania, Mohd Ibrahim, Diya Gupta, Tanung, Arshiya Malhotra, Anahita, Avnoor Kour, Hitanshi Yadav, Shranya Sharma, Rabani, Anahita, Aayansh Gupta, Rayaan Choudhary, Pragnay Sharma, Riaan Mahajan, Advait Sharma, Vivaan Yadav, Shashwat Mahajan, and Tejaswini. The Trustee and Principal of Jodhamal Public School congratulated the students and their coach Ms Pooja Bassan, Ms Malkeet Kour, Mr Rajan Bakshi and Mr Romesh Chander for their remarkable achievements and dedication. Their hard work and perseverance have brought pride to the school and set a benchmark for future competitions. The school administration expressed its gratitude to the Youth Services and Sports Department for organizing this event and providing a platform for students to excel in swimming. The event not only highlighted the competitive spirit among the participants but also fostered a sense of sportsmanship and camaraderie.
The skaters of Jodhamal School brought laurel by winning bagful of medals in 2nd
UT Open Roller Skating Championship.
Team Jodhamal got maximum number of medals in this championship.
The students were coached by Kamal Anand and Ritish Jamwal, Skating Coaches of
Jodhamal School.
The proud winners are:
Speed event-
Arhaan Singh - 1 gold medal(500 mtr)
Samaira Mahajan- 2 bronze medals(500 and 1000 mtr)
Mysha Kaur - 1 gold and 1 silver medal(500 and 1000 mtr)
Jasreen Kaur - 1 silver medal(500 mtr)
Avika Anand- 1 gold medal(500 mtr)
Shreya- 1 gold and 1 silver medal (500 and 1000 mtr)
Naisha Verma- 2 bronze medals (500 and 1000 mtr)
Viraj Chib - 1 silver medal(500 mtr)
Pearl Suri - 2 silver medals(500 and 1000 mtr)
Gunvika- 1 gold medal (500 mtr)
Parini Gupta -1 gold and 1 silver medal (500 and 1000 mtr)
Pavit Gupta - 2 gold medals (500 and 1000 mtr)
Nirvaan- 1 bronze medal (1000 mtr)
Riyana - 1 gold and 1 bronze medal(500 and 1000 mtr)
Krishav -1 bronze medal (1000 mtr)
Sanvit- 1 bronze medal (1000 mtr)
Sahraj- 1 bronze medal (1000 mtr)
Nalinaksh- 1 bronze medal(500 mtr)
Medhans- 1 silver medal (500 mtr)
Arav- 2 silver medals (500 and 1000 mtr)
Anandini- 2 bronze medals (500 and 1000 mtr)
Andrew- 1 bronze medal (500 mtr)
Anahita- 1 silver medal (500 mtr)
Aritra- 1 bronze medal(500 mtr)
Gursangat Kaur-1 silver medal(500 mtr)
Hockey -
Bhavnoor Kaur -1 gold
Aayraa Vashisth-1 gold ,1 silver
Gurjas Singh -2 gold
Shiva Gupta -2 bronze
Aayan Sharma - 2 gold
Hazel Suri- 1 gold , 1 bronze
Shawini Mahajan- 1 gold , 1 silver
Varchasv Vishal- 2 bronze
Namish Gupta- 2 bronze
Aahan Sharma - 1 gold ,1 bronze
Aamya Vashishth -1 gold
Dhruv Sadhotra-2 silver
Serish Abrol-1 silver
Priya Mahajan- 1 silver
Saksham Sharma - 1 silver
Ayesha Mubeen - 1 silver
Akshita Sharma - 1 silver
Danial Butt- 1 gold
Sameer Rahi - 1 gold
Aarohi Mahajan -1 silver
Czia Raina- 1 gold
Kiyansh Gupta -2 silver
The winners were felicitated by the Trustees Mr. Nandan Kuthiala , and Ms. Arati
Kuthiala . Mr. Girish Kumar, principal of the school appreciated the participants and
said that the route to success lies in hard work and dedication. He applauded the
efforts of the students and their coaches for winning the maximum medals in this
tournament and for bringing the laurels to Jodhamal.
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Four students from Jodhamal School, Ranveer Singh Shaan, Yuvraj Singh, Advitya Sharma, and Tabish Haider Chib, participated in the 67 th National Skating Competition, organized by the School Games Federation of India (SGFI) at Satna (Madhya Pradesh) in which Ranveer Singh Shaan and Tabish Haider Chib achieved outstanding results. It gives us great pride to share that in the Under-19 boys category, Ranveer Singh Shaan won one Gold Medal in Speed Inline 500 metre rink-race and two Silver Medals 1000 metre rink- race and 1-lap road race, while in the Under-11 boys category Tabish Haider Chib won one Bronze Medal in 1000 metre race. Their extraordinary talents and tireless efforts have once again brought honours to our School. Their exceptional performances demonstrate the School's unwavering support and guidance in addition to their own personal dedication. They also highlight Jodhamal’s dedication to developing athletes and encouraging a culture of excellence among its students. We are incredibly proud of the accomplishments of our athletes and their dedicated coaches Mr Kamal and Mr Ritish who train these students with a lot of dedication. With great pride in the students' accomplishments, Trustee Mr. Nandan Kuthiala said, "Our students' success in the SGFI skating competition is a testament to their hard work, perseverance, and passion for sports." He applauded their commitment to excellence and congratulated them on their superb performance. School Director Mrs Arati Kuthiala, Principal Mr Girish Kumar, Vice Principal Mrs Amita Arora also expressed their sincere appreciation for the students for displaying their abilities in the national competitions.
In the recently concluded Inter-School Roller Skating Championship hosted by the Sahodaya School Complex Jammu Chapter at JK Public School Kathua, Jodhamal students exhibited outstanding talent and sportsmanship, earning numerous accolades and the overall Trophy. The event witnessed the enthusiastic participation from students across the region, showcasing exceptional skills on the skating rink. The dedication and skill displayed by Jodhamal students contributed significantly to their impressive medal count of 36, including 19 Gold, 9 Silver, and 8 Bronze medals, and won them the Overall Trophy in the event. The individual achievements of Jodhamal Skater who won accolades were: Aashrita Sarangal (Two Gold Medals), Akshita Sharma (Two Gold Medals), Pavit Gupta (Two Gold Medals), Taashvi Mehta (Two Gold Medals), Tabish Haider (Two Gold Medals), Yuvraj Singh (Two Gold Medals), Aarav Sharma (One Gold & One Silver Medal), Eklavya Mahajan (One Gold & One Silver Medal), Advitya Sharma (Gold Medal), Hazel Suri (Gold Medal), Nysha Verma (Gold Medal), Pearl Suri (Gold Medal), Sugandh Mahajan (Gold Medal), Ainoor Gohar (Two Silver Medals), Pranshi Bali (Two Silver Medals), Manyavar Mahajan (One Silver & One Bronze Medal), Kiyansh Gupta (Silver Medal), Samaira Mahajan (Silver Medal), Anandini Sharma (Two Bronze Medals), Jigisha Thusoo (Two Bronze Medals), Namish Gupta (Two Bronze Medals), and Harshit Singh (Bronze Medal) The Jodhamal Skating Team was mentored by their dedicated coaches Mr Kamal Anand and Mr Ritish. Mr Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee, Mrs Arati Kuthiala, Director, Mr Girish Kumar, Principal and Mrs Shefali Sanwal, Vice Principal complimented and congratulated the Team and their Coaches on their exceptional achievement.
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It is a proud moment that 14 students from Jodhamal Public School, Jammu participated in the recently concluded 18th Nationals Matsogi-do Championship, held at Kurukshetra University, Haryana. Eight of them bagged medals and brought laurels to J&K and the School. Their Medal tally includes: 3 Gold Medals, 2 Silver Medals and 3 Bronze Medals. The individual winners from the School are: Mohd Zaviyer (Gold Medal), Sayed Noor (Gold Medal), Gurleen Kour (Gold Medal), Aarna Gupta (Silver Medal), Mohd Aleem (Silver Medal), Abdur Rahim (Bronze Medal), Jap Ajooni (Bronze Medal) and Mohd Aleem (Bronze Medal) The School Matsogi-Do Team was trained under the guidance of their coach Mr. Vishal Samrat. Mr Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee, Mrs Arati Kuthiala, Director, Mr Girish Kumar, Principal and Ms Shefali Sanwal, Vice Principal congratulated the Matsogi-Do Team on their stupendous achievement and wished them success in future.
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Raising the bars in basketball at Jodhamal, two promising players: Aadya Sambyal and Mugdha Koul represented Jammu & Kashmir in the recently concluded 67 th National School Games Basketball (Under-19) Girls 2023-24 held under the auspices of School Games Federation of India (SGFI) at Mumbai. At Jodhamal School, Basketball, thus, joins the league of games to have national representations in the session 2023-24. Other games in which Jodhamal Students have participated in national level in the academic year 2023-24 are Skating, Roller Hockey, Swimming, Badminton, Table Tennis etc. The School’s holistic programme ensures all-round development of students who excel in diverse domains with their zealous participation in curricular and co-curricular activities. Taking pride in the students’ achievements, their Coach Mr Vinod Dogra is ecstatic. Mr Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee, Mrs Arati Kuthiala, Director, Mr Girish Kumar, Principal and Mrs Shefali Sanwal, Vice Principal complimented and congratulated the students on their stupendous achievement and wished them greater glories in times to come.
It is a proud moment that the promising roller skaters from Jodhamal Public School who are participating and representing J&K in the on-going 61 st National Sub-Junior Roller Hockey have brought home glory by winning Gold Medals in the prestigious national competition being held in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Four Jodhamal students were part of the Roller Hockey J&K team which clinched Gold in the Sub – Junior Category. The four team members from Jodhamal School are Namish Gupta, Class 6, Dhruv Sadhotra, Class 6, Ayesha, Class 7, and Akashita, Class 8. In past also, the Jodhamal Skaters and Roller Hockey players won laurels in various national and international competitions and brought glory not only to India and J&K, including at World Championship at Italy. Jodhamal School has become a nursery for the promising skaters, with the highest number of skaters from a single school, participating in Nationals year after year. School’s equal thrust on academics and sports promotes the culture of sports in the school and ensures holistic development of its students. These students were trained on the School’s skating rink under the able guidance of their coaches Mr Kamal Anand and Mr Ritish. Mr Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee, Mrs Arati Kuthiala, Director, Mr Girish Kumar, Principal and Ms Shefali Sanwal, Vice Principal congratulated the glorious winners for their exceptional feat.
It is a proud moment that 25 students from Jodhamal Public School, Jammu bagged medals in the recently concluded 20th State Level Matsogi-do Competition and have been selected to represent J&K in the National Matsogi-Do Championship. In the 20th State Level Matsogi-Do Competition, a staggering total of 835 participants, representing 20 schools and 10 clubs from various districts, showcased their prowess in rare martial art, creating an atmosphere charged with competitive spirit and sportsmanship. The Chief Guest for the event was Mr Ramnish Gupta, SSP. Mr Tarnjeet Singh presided over the function. Out of the 35 participants from Jodhamal, 25 bagged medals in various categories and made it the 18 th National Matsogi-Do Competition, scheduled to take place on 28 th Dec to 31 st Dec Kurukshetra, Haryana where more than 800 athletes will participate. The glorious Matsogi-Do stars from Jodhamal include: Six Gold Medallists: Evyansh Bawa, Class 5A, Eklavya Raina, Class 5E, Saiansh Bhatt, Class 6F, Mohd Aleem, Class 9E, Sayed Noor, Class 6F, Gurleen Kour, Class 8B; Eight Silver Medallists: Mohd Zaviyer, Class 2, Karmanye Vivek Sharma, Class 4B, Abdur Rahim, Class 5A, Advik Sharma, Class 5B, Aarna Gupta, Class 4C, Evelyn Kour, Class 5D, Jap Ajooni, Class 8B, Gurasees Kour, Class 9C; Eleven Bronze Medallists: Aaryav Jain, Class 4F, Usman Ali, Class 5A, Shiven Singh, Class 5D, Vinayak Singh, Class 5E, Sameer Rahi, Class 8D, Kashin Gupta, Class 10F, Yashodhara, Class 5A, Aleena Sameer, Class 5B, Kour Jazzilina, Class 6B, Nirosha Chopra, Class 6D, and Anvi Sachdeva, Class 7E. The School Matsogi-Do Team was trained under the guidance of their coach Mr. Vishal Samrat. Mr Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee, Mrs Arati Kuthiala, Director, Mr Girish Kumar, Principal and Ms Shefali Sanwal, Vice Principal congratulated the Matsogi-Do Team on their stupendous achievement and wished them success in the upcoming National Tournament.
It is a proud moment that 25 students from Jodhamal Public School, Jammu bagged medals in the recently concluded 20th State Level Matsogi-do Competition and have been selected to represent J&K in the National Matsogi-Do Championship. In the 20th State Level Matsogi-Do Competition, a staggering total of 835 participants, representing 20 schools and 10 clubs from various districts, showcased their prowess in rare martial art, creating an atmosphere charged with competitive spirit and sportsmanship. The Chief Guest for the event was Mr Ramnish Gupta, SSP. Mr Tarnjeet Singh presided over the function. Out of the 35 participants from Jodhamal, 25 bagged medals in various categories and made it the 18 th National Matsogi-Do Competition, scheduled to take place on 28 th Dec to 31 st Dec Kurukshetra, Haryana where more than 800 athletes will participate. The glorious Matsogi-Do stars from Jodhamal include: Six Gold Medallists: Evyansh Bawa, Class 5A, Eklavya Raina, Class 5E, Saiansh Bhatt, Class 6F, Mohd Aleem, Class 9E, Sayed Noor, Class 6F, Gurleen Kour, Class 8B; Eight Silver Medallists: Mohd Zaviyer, Class 2, Karmanye Vivek Sharma, Class 4B, Abdur Rahim, Class 5A, Advik Sharma, Class 5B, Aarna Gupta, Class 4C, Evelyn Kour, Class 5D, Jap Ajooni, Class 8B, Gurasees Kour, Class 9C; Eleven Bronze Medallists: Aaryav Jain, Class 4F, Usman Ali, Class 5A, Shiven Singh, Class 5D, Vinayak Singh, Class 5E, Sameer Rahi, Class 8D, Kashin Gupta, Class 10F, Yashodhara, Class 5A, Aleena Sameer, Class 5B, Kour Jazzilina, Class 6B, Nirosha Chopra, Class 6D, and Anvi Sachdeva, Class 7E. The School Matsogi-Do Team was trained under the guidance of their coach Mr. Vishal Samrat. Mr Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee, Mrs Arati Kuthiala, Director, Mr Girish Kumar, Principal and Ms Shefali Sanwal, Vice Principal congratulated the Matsogi-Do Team on their stupendous achievement and wished them success in the upcoming National Tournament.
Jodhamal Public School is thrilled to announce the selection of 14 outstanding students to represent Jammu & Kashmir at the upcoming Swimming Nationals. The prestigious event is scheduled to take place from January 2nd to January 6th, 2024, at the iconic Talkatora Stadium in New Delhi. The selected students from JMPS who will be showcasing their aquatic prowess on the national stage are: Vinay Brala, Vishal Brala, Prajna Gupta, Adalia Narang, Angelina Bali, Aditya Pratap Singh, Kartikeya Choudhary, Kartavya Gupta, Priyum Jain, Avnee Aethmea, Tanisha Jaggi, Lavanya Katoch, Vihan Goel, and Hitanshi Yadav Their achievement has been applauded by the School's Trustee and Principal, who extend hearty congratulations to the coach Ms Pooja Bassan who was assisted by Ms Malkeet Kour, Mr Rajan and Mr Romesh, and the talented students for their dedication and success. This accomplishment not only reflects the individual skills of the swimmers but also highlights the excellence of JMPS in nurturing sporting talent. JMPS wishes the swimming contingent the best of luck in the upcoming Nationals, is confident that they will make the school and Jammu & Kashmir proud.
More than 30 Jodhamal Skaters outperformed their fellow-skaters in a keenly contested State Level Skating Tournament and excelled in the trials for National Roller Skating and Roller Hockey Tournaments. They will be participating in 61st National Roller Skating and National Roller Hockey championships to be held at Chennai and Chandigarh from 13th Dec and 25th Dec 2023. The proud skating stalwarts from Jodhamal are: In Speed Skating: Ranveer Singh Shan, Yuvraj Singh, Pearl Suri, Advitya Sharma, Aahan Mahajan, Anandani Sharma, Tabish Hyder Chib, Ainoor Gohar Dar, Pavit Gupta, Mysha Koul and Aasim Abas Khan In Roller Hockey: Aahan Sharma, Gurjas Singh, Shiva Gupta, Sharvani Mahajan, Aamya Vishist, Aayra Vishist, Bhavnoor Kour, Hazel Suri, Namish Gupta, Druv Sadhotra, Ayesha Chib, Akshita Sharma, Saksham Sharma, Sameer Rahi, Serish Abrol, Priya Mahajan, Rebecca Verma, Abhia Fatima, Aarohi Mahajan and Czia Raina. Jodhamal School has become a nursery for the promising skaters, with the highest number of skaters from a single school, participating in Nationals year after year. School’s equal thrust on academics and sports promotes the culture of sports in the school and ensures holistic development of its students. In the bygone year too, several Jodhamal Skaters participated in International Skating Tournaments in China. Apart from skating, the School is proud of its long list of national players in swimming, matsogi-do, football and basketball. The selected participants were appreciated by Trustee Mr Nandan Kuthiala, Director Mrs Arati Kuthiala, Principal Mr Girish Kumar and Vice Principal Mrs Shefali Sanwal. They motivated the students and said that the route to success lies in hard work and dedication. They also applauded the efforts of the coaches Mr Kamal Anand and Mr Ritesh Jamwal for training the students well.
The Under – 17 Football Teams, both Girls and Boys, of Jodhamal School emerged victorious in the recently concluded Inter-School Football Championship organized at Birla Open Mind School, Jammu. In the closely contested matches, there were several nail-biting moments in which both the teams from Jodhamal School performed brilliantly and won all the matches with a convincing margin. In the battle of strength, stamina and skills, the Jodhamal Teams displayed an outstanding team-spirit and sportsmanship on and off the ground. It is pertinent to share that the grounds of Jodhamal have produced some remarkable soccer players who have represented Jammu and Kashmir at the National Level and brought laurels to the UT. Girls team members are : Samayra (Captain & Goalkeeper), Anvesha, Pranya, Devisha, Riti, Arshia, Anahita, Shereen, Mantasha, Iksha, Chhettan, Ridhima, Mughda, Gurasees, Prachi and Abiha Boys team members are : Kushagar (Captain), Arav Mahajan (Goalkeeper), Anish, Devansh, Advitya, Mohd. Ferhaan, Mohd. Arslan, Suhaan, Rajvir, Katikey, Akshit, Shrey, Rajanya, Akul, Almaan, Arav Binathia and Karman Singh The Jodhamal Teams were trained under the mentorship of their Coach Mr. Romesh Chander.The School;s Trustee, Mr. Nandan Kuthiala, the Director, Mrs Arati Kuthiala, the Principal Mr Girish Kumar and the Vice Principal, Mrs Shefali Sanwal appreciated the coach and the students for bringing laurels to the School.These remarkable victories stand as a testament to the hard work and dedication of the school teams and their coaches.
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Jodhamal Public School celebrated its XIX Annual Sports Day 2023 recently in the campus amidst great mirth, verve, and camaraderie. The much-anticipated event commenced with the arrival of Chief Guest Mohd. Yaseen Kichloo, IPS Sr. Superintendent of Police, Guests of Honour, Mr SM Sahni, Mr. Arvind Kotwal and Mr. K K Sharma Conveners, INTACH, Jammu Chapter, Trustee Mr Nandan Kuthiala, Director Mrs Aarti Kuthiala, and Principal Mr. Girish Kumar. The sports programme began with the release of balloons and declaration of the Meet Open by the Chief Guest, followed by a brief report of the school activities and achievements of students. A spectacular and well-synchronised march past by the NCC cadets of the Naval wing and Army wing rendered the parents and spectators speechless and awestruck. It was then followed by the ceremonial torch-ceremony. The International and National players of the School ran across the ground bearing a torch, and lit the mega- torch marking the onset of the Sports Day. The most fascinating part of the event was the field display involving mass student participation which splattered on the field. The display included various races like, 100-metre race, 200-metre race, 400-metre race, Swim-a-thon, Skate-a-thlon, Clown race, and Ladder race, 100x4 relay race etc. The zealous parents gathered in large numbers and constantly applauded the participants. Mr. Kichloo said that he was impressed and overwhelmed to see Jodhamal Athletes and the vibrant displays put up by the students. He appreciated and emphasized the importance of sports and said that it was a pleasure to see how students of Jodhamal School had eluded the addiction of social media and were breaking away from the constraints of the four walls of the household and were actively nurturing their skills according to their potential to build a harmonious spirit. The Best House in Sports Trophy was bagged by Enterprise House. Adalia Narang was bestowed with the all-rounder Athlete of the Year Award. The achievements of Jodhamal Students who have represented the country at the International level and J&K at the National level were especially acknowledged: Ranveer Singh Shan for representing India in U – 19 World Championship in Italy. Daanial Butt, Dhruv Sadhotra and Namish Gupta for winning Bronze Medals in International meet at Macau (China). Raveena Jangid for winning 2 Gold and Silver medal in National Level Shooting Competition. Rohan Langer and more than 50 students are likely to participate in School Nationals in Swimming, Skating, Matsogi-Do, Cricket, Table Tennis, Whusu and Football in their respective age groups. The friendly tug-of-war competition between the parents and teachers of JMPS was enjoyed by all participants and on-lookers alike. It was the show-stopper which everyone thoroughly enjoyed and applauded. First three winners in all games were felicitated and given medals by the Chief Guest and the Guest of Honour. The Meet concluded with the declaration of the Meet closed by the Chief Guest. The School Sports Vice Captain delivered the Vote of Thanks which was followed by the National Anthem.
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In the recently held India Open Competition (Air Weapons) Raveena Jangid a Class 11 th student of Jodhamal Public School participated in 011 India Open competition which was organised by National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) at very famous Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range at Tughlakabad in New Delhi Around 4000 shooter participated in the same including Olympian Anjum Moudgil. Raveen won 3 medals, Gold medal in Sub Youth Category (U16) in 10m Air Rifle Women, Gold medal in Youth category (U19) in 10m Air Rifle Women and Silver medal in Junior category (U21) in 10m Air Rifle Women. As one of the youngest established shooter from J&K, Raveena is also giving India Team trials. She aims to represent her country internationally. Raveena trains under coaches Mr. Manoj Dalal and Ms. Sangeeta Singh at Chandro Tomar Shooting Range in Noida (UP) and Mr. Naval Kishore Tiwari at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Stadium Katra. Trustee of the School Mr. Nandan Kuthiala, Principal Mr. Girish Kumar extended hearty congratulations to Raveena for her outstanding achievement and wishes her all the best for the future competitions.
In the recently held Formula One In Schools Regionals, Two formula 1 teams namely Apex Racing, Spartan Racing from Jodhamal Public School participated. Both the teams from Jodhamal School have now qualified for the National F1 Championship to be held in Dec, 2023. The Regional Qualifiers were held at Sun City, Gurugram. F1 in Schools is an international STEM competition for school children, in which groups of 3–6 students have to design and manufacture a miniature car out of the official F1 Model Block. Both teams showcased exceptional talent and skills throughout the competition. Teams from Jodhamal put forward an exceptional performance in the Regionals, wherein they excelled in several categories and received awards.Their performance was highly appreciated by the F1 Officials and Judges. The Team Apex Racing members are Daanial Butt, Arit Malhotra, Kunwar Ranvir Sharma, Ekaj Nargotra and Varchasav. Team Spartan Racing include Abhiraj Suryavanshi, Madhvendra Naad, Simarpal Singh, Vanshaj Sharma, Avyukt Mahajan, and Mehraab Singh. Both teams were mentored by Mrs. Neetu Johri. After 2 days of model assessment across various technical domains, the Regionals ended with an award ceremony where various awards were given to different teams. Paving their way through the hurdles Team Spartan Racing had the fastest car in the competition, declared as Knockout, First runner-up and received best Team award. Also team Apex Racing received best Engineered Car. Jodhamal in collaboration with Time of sports has been a ‘STEM' approved school in Jammu and Kashmir for the last 8 years. Together they aim to promote the growth of STEM learning in the region. In 2022, Jodhamal School team Helios won at F1 in School World finals held at Silverstone (UK) and declared as World Knockout Racing Champion of 2022 at F1 in School World finals. Trustee of the School Mr. Nandan Kuthiala, Principal Mr. Girish Kumar congratulated and appreciated the efforts of the teams. He also added that it’s a life skill which is beyond books and curriculum learning by doing at a very advanced and scientific level.
Jodhamal School class 11 student Raveena Jangid put up an excellent performance in the recently held India Open Competition Air Weapon 2023 held at Bhopal (M. P.) Raveena participated in both the Junior and Senior team events and was a member of J&K Team in both the categories. In Senior Women Rifle Category, the J&K team Silver Medal. In Junior Woman Rifle Category, the J&K team won gold medal. Mr. Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee, Mrs. Arati Kuthiala, Director, Mr. Girish Kumar, Principal and Ms. Shefali Sanwal, Vice Principal extended hearty congratulations to Raveen for her outstanding achievement.
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It was a moment of pride and triumph as three young students from Jodhamal Public School, Daanial Butt, Dhruv Sadhotra, and Namish Gupta, showcased their exceptional talent and dedication on the international stage. Representing Team India U-14 at the prestigious International Open Roller Hockey Championship held in Macau from 26th July to 31st August. The Indian Team exhibited their sporting prowess, securing a remarkable 3rd place and clinching the Bronze Medal by an impressive victory of 10-0 against China. The International Open Roller Hockey Championship witnessed intense competition. With teams from more than 10 countries from 3 continents vying for the top honours. Despite the tough competition, Daanial Butt, Dhruv Sadhotra, and Namish Gupta demonstrated remarkable skill, teamwork, and perseverance throughout the tournament, bringing glory to their country and school. In roller hockey the team consists of 6 players at a time. More than 300 athletes in various categories, represented their countries in the championship at Macau, China. The outstanding achievement of these young athletes was attributed to the excellent guidance and undeterred support provided by their coaches, Mr. Kamal Anand and Mr. Ritish. The coaches' expertise and dedication played a pivotal role in nurturing the talents of these budding roller hockey players and preparing them to compete at an international level. This is also pertinent to note that another student of Jodhamal Public School, Ranvir Singh Shan is also set to represent the country in roller skating at the World Skating Championship in ITALY in Sept. Mr Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee, Mrs Arati Kuthiala, Director, Mr Girish Kumar, Principal and Ms Shefali Sanwal, Vice Principal of Jodhamal Public School, expressed immense pride and joy in the students' accomplishments. They lauded their commitment to sportsmanship and applauded their exceptional performance, which exemplifies the school's emphasis on fostering well-rounded individuals.
Team Jodhamal once again displayed their remarkable sporting prowess, emerging victorious in the highly competitive Sahodaya Inter-School Swimming Competition, organized by Shaurya International School. Sixteen prominent Schools from Jammu had participated in the Competition. Jodhamal Team's stellar performance led them to clinch the coveted overall first position. The young swimmers from Jodhamal Public School showcased their dedication and talent in the pool, bagging a total of 26 medals in various categories. The outstanding haul included 6 Gold Medals, 14 Silver Medals, and 6 Bronze Medals, further ensuring the School's reputation for excellence in swimming. The Jodhamal Team comprised of Angelina Bali, Prajna, Avni Athmea, Kaashvi, Adalia Narang, Trisha Jaggi, Vinay Barala, Vishal Barela, Kartikey Chaudhary, Kartavya, Priyam Jain, Aseed Kichloo, Prabmeet, Prabhdeep, Aditya, Lavanya, and Aryan, who displayed exceptional talent, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the Competition. Behind every successful athlete, there is dedicated guidance and mentorship. Ms Pooja Basson (Head Coach), Mr. Rajan Sharma, Ms Malkeet Kour and Mr Romesh Chander, the esteemed mentors of the Jodhamal Team, played a crucial role in shaping and honing the skills of these young swimmers, enabling them to shine on the grand stage of the Competition. Mr Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee, Mrs Arati Kuthiala, Director and Mr. Girish Kumar, Principal extended hearty congratulations to the victorious team for their outstanding achievement. They praised their commitment to training, hard work, and teamwork, which brought glory not only to themselves but also to the entire school community. The triumph in the Inter-School Sahodaya Swimming Competition once again underscores Jodhamal School's commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals who excel not only academically but also in various sports and co-curricular activities.
Three Students of the prestigious Jodhamal Public School, Jammu have been selected to represent India in the upcoming Open Roller Hockey Championship to be held in Macau, China. These students are: Daanial Butt of Class 8, Dhruv Sadhotra and Namish Gupta, both from Class 6. Earlier also, Ranvir Singh Shan, another student from Jodhamal, was selected to represent India in the International Skating Tournament at China and Italy. The trustee of the school Mr Nandan Kuthiala and the Principal Mr. Girish Kumar extended their warm congratulations to the proud parents of these exceptional students, recognizing the dedication and relentless efforts they have invested in their chosen sport. The Principal also expressed his appreciation for the invaluable guidance provided by their skating coaches, Mr. Kamal Anand and Mr. Ritish, who have honed their skills and prepared them for this prestigious event. The Open Roller Hockey Championship in Macau promises to be an arena of fierce competition, where participants from various countries will showcase their talents. Daanial, Namish, and Dhruv have demonstrated immense potential and promise in the game and their selection in this prestigious tournament speaks volumes for their hard work, skill and dedication to the sport. Jodhamal Public School takes pride in its commitment to nurturing well- rounded individuals, and these students' participation in the championship is a testament to the school's dedication to fostering excellence in sports. As they embark on this thrilling journey, the entire school community rallies behind them, offering support and encouragement. As the students prepare to showcase their skills on an international stage, Jodhamal Public School wishes them the best of luck. The school eagerly awaits their return, anticipating tales of growth, learning, and new experiences that will further enrich the school's sporting legacy.
Advita Manhas, a student of Class 7th at Jodhamal Public School has added another glorious feather in her cap by setting three records in performing maximum hula hoop spins around different parts of her body in one minute. Of the three felicitations that she received, two records were for the India Book of Records and one record was for the Asia Book of Records. For the India Book of Records, Advita performed 162 hula hoop spins around her wrist in one minute and 132 hula hoop spins around her neck in one minute while in Hanumanasana Yoga’ pose. Similarly, for thee Asia Book of Records, she performed 132 hula hoop spins around her neck in one minute while maintaining the ‘Hanumanasana Yoga’ pose. Advita has had a consistent journey to reach this level. She started practising Yoga in 2020 and practised consistently for 2 hours each day. She also follows certain YouTube Channels to further derive inspiration from, and master the skill to a next level. She keeps posting the videos of her practice and dance on her own YouTube Channel named Advita Manhas which has 3.38K followers as on date. As aspiring gymnast, she wishes to participate in national and international tournaments in the game.
The Jodhamal Football Team (Girls) Under 17 clinched a victory in the recently concluded Inter-Zonal Football Tournament in which many prominent schools from Jammu had participated. They have, thus, booked their place in the District Football Tournament. The Girls from Jodhamal played their Semi-Finals against the girls of Army Public School, Jammu Cantt. In a neck-to-neck fight for a place in the Finals, the Jodhamal Team defeated the APS Team by a margin of 1-0, thereby qualifying for the Finals. The final match was again a battle of strength, stamina and skill. The Team Jodhamal won this match too by 1-0. There were many nail-biting moments in the match which kept all on-lookers on tenterhooks. The Jodhamal Team comprised of Samaria Singh, Abiha Fatima, Riti Chabera, Ridhima Koul, Iksha Duggal, Arshiya Malhotra, Anahita, Sehrish Abrol, Manasvi, Anvesha Charak, and Akashdeep. The Team Jodhamal was ecstatic after this victory as they will get a chance to play in the District Football Match now. Similarly, the Jodhamal Football Team (boys) Under 17 won the Semi-Finals of Inter-Zonal Football Tournament and had a tough match with APS Nagrota, which the latter won. The Trustee Mr Nandan Kuthiala and the Principal Mr Girish Kumar applauded the relentless efforts put in by our students under the able mentorship of Mr Romesh, their coach.
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Ranveer Singh Shan, Class 10 th student of Jodhamal Public School has created history by being selected to represent India in the Under – 19 th Roller Skating World Championship, 2023 to be held in Italy in September / October. He will also represent India in the 19 th Asian Roller Skating Championship 2023 to be held in China in August. Over the years, Ranveer Singh Shan has participated in 09 School Nationals where he has won 03 Gold, 12 Silver and 05 Bronze medals. In State & District Level he has won 25 Gold, 12 Silver and 8 Bronze Medals. He follows a very strict and disciplined practice schedule of 02 hours exercise early morning before school and 04 hours practice in the evening. Jodhamal School felicitated him and his parents Mr. Rakesh Kumar Shan and Mrs. Renu Shan for the single minded dedication for the game. For last many years he has been coached by Mr. Kamal Anand, the school skating coach and Mr. Rahul Kaush, Coach from Mohali. Trustee, Mr. Nandan Kuthiala and Principal, Mr. Girish Kumar applauded the efforts of the student for adding more medals to the Jodhamal Family and also encouraged him to continue winning in the future also.
Jodhamal Public School emerged overall champion in OPEN J&K UT OPEN ROLLER
SKATING *CHAMPIONSHIP 2023 hosted by Jammu and Kashmir Roller Skating
(Sports) association hosted School Roller Skating Championship at M. A. Stadium. It
was an event of its kind where more than 250 players from almost all the districts of the
Union Territory participated in their respective age categories.
Jodhamal students won the maximum number of medals in the championship.
Following are the medalists:
In Speed Skating Category Winners are: Aahana Gupta-3 Gold, Sanvi Mehta-2 Gold,
Ainsorgahardar -3 Gold, Hafsa Tariq-1 Gold, Aidaan Hafeez-2 Gold, Giaansh Sharma-2
Gold, Mysha Kaur-1 Gold, 1 Silver, Nalinaksh Verma-1 Gold, Sherlyz Manha Bhat-2
Gold.
Pearl Suri- 1 Silver, 1 Bronze, Hazel Suri-1 Silver, Amandini Sharma-3 Silver,
Chitraksh Vaid-2 Silver, Jasreen Kaur-1 Silver, 1 Bronze, Aasim Abbas Khan-2 Silver, ,
Aayra Vashishth-1 Silver, Kyra-2 Silver, Manyavar-3 Silver, Pavit-1 Silver, 2 Bronze,
Shravan Sharma-1 Silver, Aashrita Sarangal-1 Silver, Aayansh Gupta-1 Silver, Ransh
Gupta-1 Silver, Viraansh Gupta-3 Silver, Kayra Luthra-3 Silver.
Viraj Chib-3 Bronze, Khidash Gohar-2 Bronze, Aadhya Pandita-1 Bronze, Krishav
Mahajan-1 Bronze.
In Roller Skating Category Winners are : Aahaan Mahajan 1 Silver, Yashit Mahajan
1 Silver.
In Roller Hockey Category Winners are : Hazel Suri-1 Gold, Daanial Butt-1 Gold,
Aamya Vashishtha-1 Gold, Priya Mahajan-1 Gold, Shawini Mahajan-1 Gold,
Aayra Vashishtha-1 Gold, Sakhsham Sharma-1 Gold, Serish Abrol-1 Gold, Aarohi-1
Gold, Czia- Gold, Aysel-1 Gold
Rebecca-1 Silver, Sameer-1 Silver, Ayesha-1 Silver, Namish Gupta-1 Silver, Gurjas
Singh-1 Silver, Dhruv Sadotra-1 Silver.
The Trustee Mr. Nandan Kuthiala, The Principal Mr. Girish Sharma, the Vice-Principal
Mrs. Shefali Sanwal together with all the School Management congratulated Mr. Kamal
Anand the skating coach & to all the medalists.
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Avnit Malhotra, 5 Years old son of Mr. Vinit Malhotra and Dr. Charu Malhotra has created a World Record of 35 cartwheels in one minute for International Book of Records. He has broken the earlier record of 32 cartwheels. Avnit is studying in UKG at Jodhamal Public School Jammu. He has also won two Gold Medals in the Inter-State Karate Competition. He started preparing for record in March 2023 and took help from his Coach Mr. Pawan Kumar and the guidance of his parents. He practiced for a couple of hours every day and took a high protein diet to achieve the target. His video to attempt for the record was sent on 3rd of April 2023 to International Books of Records and with all the further proceedings of International Book of Records, he got eligible for the Record on 5th of April 2023. The officials verified videos and confirmed on 26th of April that Avnit Malhotra had created International Book of Records of 35 cartwheels in one minute by breaking the earlier records of 32 cartwheels. The record videos were posted on the official International Books of Records Website and their various social media handles. Recently this month, he was awarded with the International Book of Records Certificate and a Prestigious Medal. Now his aim is to set another record for One Hand cartwheel. Management, Principal Mr. Girish Kumar and Vice Principal Ms. Shefali Sanwal appreciated the efforts of Avnit Malhotra and congratulated the proud parents for this prestigious record.
On the basis of their performance in the Inter District swimming competition organized by the Department of Youth Services and sports, 4 students of Jodhamal Public School of the age group, under 19, qualified for the 66th National School Games 2022-23, to be held on 6th to 12th June 2023 at New Delhi. The Inter District/ UT Level Competition for under-19 age group for the selection of nationals were recently held at Jodhamal Public School. The students who qualified for Nationals are Akshat Dogra (50 mts and 100 mts freestyle), Ciya Gupta (50 mts breast stroke), Prajna Gupta (100 mts freestyle), Angelina Bali (50 mts freestyle). These students were coached and mentored by Ms. Pooja Basson. School Principal Mr. Girish Kumar, Vice Principal Ms. Shefali Sanwal and Administrative Officer Mr. Bharat Bushan Sharma have congratulated the students and wished them success at the National Level.
In the recently held 1 st National Inter - District Roller Skating Championship at Mohali (Punjab), Skaters from Jodhamal Public School put up a remarkable performance. More than 3200 skaters from all over India have participated in this Mega Event. J&K Roller Skating Association President G S Khurmi Congratulated the Winners and Coach Kamal Anand for this outstanding performance. In Roller Hockey, Aahan Sharma and Gurjas Singh were in the team which won Gold Medal.(Under- 11 Boys), Hazel Suri ,Aamyaa Vashishth Aayra Vashishth , Shawini Mahajan (Under -11Girls ) Dannial Butt ,(Under - 14 Boys), Akshita Sharma & Aayesha Mubin Chib (Under -14 Girls) won silver Medals. The winners in Speed Skating were Aahana Gupta 2 Silver Medals (under 9-11 Girls). Mr. Nandan Kuthiala (Trustee), Mr. Girish Kumar (Principal) and Mrs. Shefali Sanwal (Vice – Principal) felicitated all the 10 medal winners and coaches Kamal Anand and Ritish Jamwal in school premises.
The skaters of Jodhamal School brought laurel by winning bagful of medals including 30 gold, 16 silver and 8 bronze in the State level Championship organised by J and K Roller Skating Association at M A Stadium and Peer Kho Stadium. Team Jodhamal got maximum number of medals in these championship. The students were coached by Kamal Anand and Ritish Jamwal, Skating Coachs of Jodhamal School. 29 students of Jodhamal were selected for National Level championship which is going to be held at Bangalore are Rajveer Singh Shan, Yuvraj Singh, Aahana Gupta, Sugandh Mahajan, Anandini Sharma, Medhansh Sawhney, Pavit Gupta, Aayraa Vashisht, Viransh Gupta, Aayan Sharma, Tavish Haider Chib, Ainoor Johar, Gurjas Singh, Aahan Sharma, Dhruv Gupta, Namish Gupta, Aamya Vashisht, Aysha Mubeen, Priya mahajan, Serish Abrol, Akshita Sharma, Shravani Mahajan, Daanial Butt, Sameer Rahi, Saksham Sharma, Aisha Haider, Aarohi Gupta, Abiha Fatima and Ciya Raina. Also in recently held Sahodaya Roller Skating Competition held at Birla Open Minds, Team Jodhamal emerged as Overall champion and won maximum number of medals– 16 Gold, 07 Silver and 10 Bronze in various categories. The winners were felicitated in a special assembly by Principal, Dr. Deep Khare, and he said that the route to success lies in hard work and dedication. He applauded the efforts of the students and their coaches for winning the maximum medals in this tournament and for bringing the laurels to Jodhamal.
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Two students of our school , Sanvi gupta and Divyom Gupta of classes 12th and 8th respectively represented Jodhamal Public School in the 24th All India Kumar Surendra Singh Interschool Shooting championship 2022 held at Asansol , West Bengal from 18-24 September. In Air Pistol 10 mm & Air Riffle 10 mm in which they excelled and based on their performance they have qualified for schools nationals to be held later in the year.
Exhibiting sportsman spirit and enthusiasm to win, Pearl Suri of class 5 th and Ranveer Singh Shan of class 9 th of Jodhamal Public School bought laurels to the school by winning three gold medals and one bronze medal in All India 3 rd Ranking National Level Roller Skating Championship held at Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Ranveer Singh clinched 2 golds in 1 lap and 1000 mtr races along a cash prize of Rs 6000 and Pearl Suri clinched 1gold and 1 bronze in 1 lap and 100 mtr. The School Principal, Dr. Deep Khare appreciated the students for their efforts and motivated the students to continue excelling in the same spirit. He also applauded the skating coach Mr. Kamal Anand and Mr. Ritesh Jamwal for their undettered support and training to the students.
In the recently held WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 of F1 in schools at Silverstone (UK), Jodhamal team Helios won all 06 races in 03 days and was declared the World Knockout Racing Champion of 2022 at F1 in school world finals. Jodhamal’s team Helios was representing India at the World Finals. More than 53 team from over the 25 countries were participating in the finals. The team members of Helios racing are Saksham Sagar, Aryaman Bansal, Samridh Sharma, Samik J Singh, Ashmit Gupta and Mysha Tabrez and are mentored by Ms. Neetu Johri. In Silverstone, team Helios racing defeated Team Pharos and team Super Nova both from China. They also defeated Anemoi Racing team from England, Team Istiophix and Team Zenith from United Arab Emirates (UAE). Based on the Formula 1 Motorsport, F1 in Schools is the World largest STEM challenge. The competition involves the designing and manufacturing of miniature working F1 car Model by individual teams from all over the globe. These models then race with each other on 25 meter long track. It has been a 04 years journey for Team Helios Racing from participating in Finals to national finals in late 2021, which enabled the team to represent India t the World Finals. The Final Race with team Pharos from China was neck to neck and ultimately Team Helios racing was with a close margin of 0.027 seconds. Astonishingly this car managed to achieve relative velocity of nearly 75 Km/hours in the confines of the 25 meter race track. Over the years very few teams from Asia, Europe, Africa and Australia have managed to win the World Knock out Racing at World Finals. Most of school teams which have won are usually from European Union. The management and staff of Jodhamal School congratulated and appreciated the efforts of the team. The 06 races to victory can be seen on the YouTube link https://youtu.be/KCdDTixdlx8 and details of F1 World Champion at Silverstone can be seen at YouTube link https://youtu.be/WTahkfyP2jY
Total overall medal win by JMPS Students 28 medals
Gold = 7
Silver = 11
Bronze = 10
Harshal Chawla
Gold = 1
Silver = 3
Bronze = 2
Suvan Gupta
Gold = 2
Silver = 3
Bronze = 1
Mukul Dev Verma
Gold = 1
Silver = 1
Bronze = 2
Krish Mahajan
Gold = 2
Bronze = 1
Raghvi singh
Gold = 1
Silver = 1
Bronze = 2
Khanak Raina
Silver = 3
Bronze = 1
Shrey Sharma
Bronze = 1
Exhibiting sportsman spirit and enthusiasm to win 42 Skaters from Jodhamal Public School bagged medals in various categories and won accolorades at the UT Roller Skating Championship. The JMPIANS won a total of 16 Gold in speed skating, 11 Gold in Roller Hockey and 6 gold in Roll Ball. 10 silver in Speed skating and 10 silver in Roller Hockey. 9 bronze medals in speed skating and 3 bronze medals in Roller Hockey.. Amongst the medal winners of Speed skating are: Aahana Gupta(3 gold),Hazel Suri(2 gold), Aasim Abbass( 3 gold), Aaditv Gupta( 2 silver),Anandini Sharma(3 silver) , Pearl Suri(1 gold,2 silver), Vaidehi Mahajan(3 gold), Mohd. Fahim Khan(2 silver), Gursimran Kour(3 siver), Rabani Gautam(2 bronze), Advitya Sharma(2 bronze), Mohd. Izaan(3 bronze), Ranveer Shan( 3 gold), Aayraa Vashisht(1 bronze), Tabish Haider(1 gold, 2 silver) and Bhagnoor Kour(1 bronze). The medal winners of Roller Hockey are: Czia Raina (1 gold),Aiyza Naaz(1 gold),Shweta Sharma(1 gold), Arohi Gupta( 1 silver),Rebecca(1 silver), Ridhima Sharma(1 silver), Fazan Rahi(1 silver), Serish Abrol(1 gold), Dhruv Sadhotra(1 silver),Namish Gupta( 1 silver),Daanial Butt(1 gold), Varchasv Vishal(1 silver),Akshita Sharma(1 gold),Saksham Sharma(1 silver),Fatima Abiha( 1 silver),Aiysha Mubeen(1 gold),Almaan Haider Chib(1 gold),Sameer Rahi(1 gold),Priya Mahajan(1 gold),Farhan Haider Chib(1 bronze),Aamyaa Vishth(1 gold), Aahan Sharma((1 silver), Gurjas Singh(1 bronze),Manya Randhawa(1 gold) and Muhib Ali Khan(1 bronze). The students who bagged Gold medals in Roll Ball are: Rabani Gautam,Hazel Suri,Pearl Suri,Manya Randhawa, Aahan Sharma and Aamya Vashisht. The Principal Dr Deep Khare applauded the skating Incharge Mr Kamal Anand .He also appreciated the students for their undettering efforts and motivated the students to continue excelling in the same spirit. All the students expressed their gratitude to the School Management and their mentor for providing them the platform to excel in different fields.
Exhibiting sportsmanspirit and enthusiasm to win 37 students from Jodhamal Public School excelled in various categories and won accolorades at the District Roller Skating Championship. The JMPIANS won a total of 16 Gold,15 silver and 15 bronze medals. Amongst the gold medal winners are Aahana Gupta,Hazel Suri,Aasim Abbass,Aaditv Gupta,Aamyaa Vishth,Aahan Sharma,Czia Raina,Aiyza Naaz,Shweta Sharma,Arohi Gupta,Dhruv Sadhotra,Namish Gupta,Daanial Butt,Akshita Sharma,Saksham Sharma,Fatima Abiha,Aiysha Mubeen,Almaan Haider,Sameer Rahi,Vaidehi Mahajan,Pearl Suri,Manya Randhawa. The students who bagged Silver medals are Priya Mahajan,Tavish Haider,Rakshit Sharma,Sehrish Abrol,Fazan Rahi,Ridhima Sharma,Rebecca,Mohd Izaan,Aaditv Gupta,Gursimran Kour,Krishav Gupta,Mohd Fahim Khan,Anandini Sharma and Yuvraj Singh. Students who won bronze medals are Arnav Dubey,Farhan Haider,Varchasv Vishal,Ishee Tyaagi,AdvityaSharma,Rabani,Pearl Suri,Vaidehi Mahajan and Anandini Sharma. The Principal Dr Deep Khare applauded the skating Incharge Mr Kamal Anand and Mr Ritesh Jamwal .He also appreciated the students for their undettering efforts and motivated the students to continue excelling in the same spirit.
Aahan Sharma of class 2nd of Jodhamal School won Bronze in 20th Sub Junior National WUSHU Championship at Ranchi , Jharkhand. He was a member of the J&K state sub junior team
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A team of six students from Jodhamal Public School recently participated in the Virtual Formula One (F1) in Schools National Championship. The Jodhamal Team was Team Helios. They showcased exceptional talent and skills throughout. Based on the Formula 1 motorsport, the competition involves the designing and manufacturing of a miniature working F1 car model by individual teams from all over the country, which then race with each other on a 25 meter long track. School teams from all over the country reach out to participate in this prestigious competition. They displayed an exceptional performance in the Regional Finals conducted in January, where they won four awards (Resilience Award, Pit Display Award, Fastest Reaction Time Award, Runners up Award) and qualified for the National Finals after being placed in North India. However, due to the ongoing global health crisis of Covid-19, the National Finals were conducted virtually through online platforms. The team Helios members : SakshamSagar, Samridh Sharma, Samik J Singh, Ashmit Gupta, ShivenAggarwal and Japteshwar Singh leveraged their talent into the challenge under the guidance of their mentors: Mrs. RoopinderKour and Mrs. NeetuJohri. After a continuous string of a 9-day judging, the National Finals ended with an award ceremony where the team was nominated for four awards including the Digital Media Award, the Marketing and Sponsorship Award and the Best Pit Display Award. Paving their way through all the hurdles, they ended up winning the Digital Media Award and high spot on the Winners’ list in the Virtual National Finals. Jodhamal Public School in collaboration with Time of Sports, has been and continues to be the only ‘STEM' approved school in J&K for last 3 years. Together, they aim to promote the growth of STEM learning in the region
When the entire world is struggling to survive against Covid 19,Jodhamal Public School plays it's part by preparing it's young warriors to fight against not only Covid 19 but other physical and mental health issues by celebrating International Yoga Day with not only it's students but their parents as well. The school organised week long Yoga trial sessions in the evenings via Zoom wherein different Yoga teachers namely Ms Pooja Basson,Ms Neerja ,Ms Kusum and Ms Poonam Sabarwal taught different Asanas to both the students and their parents.The sessions concluded with four mega events organised at 7am in the morning wherein hundreds of students participated with great zeal and enthusiasm.The teachers and students also participated in the Yoga session organised by the Samagra Shiksha Department of School Education in association with Arogya Bharti. Jodhamal strongly believes in preparing it's students to face the worst by performing the best.The event was coordinated by the CCA coordinators Ms Mubeen Butt and Ms Deepali Puri under the able guidance of Dr Deep Kharre Principal Jodhamal Public School . The efforts of all were applauded by the Trusties Mr Nandan Kuthiala and Ms Arti Kuthiala.
UdayVirNarang, class 4 of Jodhamal Public School has been bestowed with numerous awards at International level at a very young age.
He has been preparing very hard for these races & has showed great character, determination and zeal to come up to this level and do medal finishes which is quiet commendable.
The prestigious races of which he has been a part are –
Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon VC 3K, Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon VC 5K,
Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon VC 6K, Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon VC 7K,
Magic of Hawaii 5K Marathon, Run And Roll Race 2020 5K, World Unity Run 5K.
The journey will continue with the following upcoming events in the near future:
Bridges of London 5K Virtual Run, TCS Amsterdam 8K Virtual Marathon, Moscow Running Czar 5K Marathon,
New York Liberty 5K Run, Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon 8K Virtual Marathon.
For achieving the International platform, UdayVir was acknowledged in the class and was appreciated by the Trustee, MrNandanKuthiala and the Principal, Dr Deep Khare for him being adept at an International platform at such a young age.
UdayVirNarang has always been a child, interested in sports and always had a flare for outdoor activities. Though, a prolific Cricket player, he had been more into other games than running, but his natural calling turned out to be Running. It was only during Lockdown that he started taking his new found passion for running more seriously, seeing which his father encouraged him to take the sport seriously. His father saw that the child has potential to run longer distances without getting tired, hit about the idea of getting him enrolled for professional International races which nowadays are being held in virtual mode owing to restrictions caused by the pandemic.
UdayVir in the last 7 months, has participated in eight International Races and has been improving his performance. He has been able to complete all the races (3 Kms to 8 Kms) with medal finish. His inspiration and guiding force has been his father who carefully nurtured his talent and made every effort to train and prepare UdayVir both physically and mentally endure such grueling regimen.
Jodhamal Public school set another golden mark by winning maximum medals in State level Roller skating championship held recetly.With the efforts of coaches Mr. Kamal Anand& Mr. RiteshJamwal, skaters of the school have put up a commendable performance. The winners in Speed (Quads & Inline) were: YUVRAJ SINGH (2 Gold & 1 Bronze), RANVEER SINGH (1 Gold, Silver & Bronze), SAANCH ANAND (3 Bronze), PEARL SURI (1 Silver & 1 Bronze), ANANDINI SHARMA (2 Silver), AAHANA MAHAJAN (1 Gold & Bronze), AAMYAA VASHISHTH (1 Gold & Bronze), KRISHIV GUPTA (3 Bronze), MANYA RANDHAWA (2 Silver), SAAMEI GUPTA (2 Silver), GURJOT SINGH (2 Silver), GURSIMRAN KOUR (3 Silver), AAHAN SHARMA (1 Silver),SHAWINI GUPTA(1 GOLD,1 SILVER) . The winners in Roller Hockey Girls were: Ayesha Mubeev, AyeshsaHayaat, AamyaVashisht, Aanya Mahajan, Aahana Gupta won GOLD. SerishAbrol, Priyal Kapoor, ZikraBatool, Nandini Sharma won SILVER. The winners in Roller Hockey Boys (Junior & Sub-Junior) were: Aahan Sharma, Eklavya Mahajan, Mahim Nanda, SaamerRahi, AlmanHaiderChib, Jaideep, Ishmeet Singh, Devassya, Varuhasv, Gagan Singh, Chirag Mahajan won Silver.
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The badminton team of Jodhamal Public School had participated in Inter-school sahodaya competition held at R. M. Public School, Jammu. The best 09 schools of the district had participated in this prestigious competition. Sarthak Jain of Class 7 th had participated under the category of U-14 singles (boys) and won the first position. Herschel Manik of Class 6 th and Dhairya Arora of Class 8 th had taken part in Under – 14 doubles (boys) and they also laurels by winning the competition in their category. Team Jodhamal Public School stood overall champions in Under – 14 category. Jayaditya Sharma and Bhavkirat Singh of Class 10 th had participated in Under – 17 doubles (boys) and finished with the 3 rd position. Arjun Singh of class 11 th had participated in the category of Under – 17 singles (boys). The School Principal, Dr. Deep Khare felicitated the winners in a special assembly in the school and congratulated the sports staff of Jodhamal School for preparing the team so well to achieve the excellence. The team was escorted by Mr. Ritish Jamwal.
In U- 19 Inter School Basketball tournament conducted by Youth Services and Sports held recently at M.A.M. stadium. Team of Jodhamal Public School emerged winner. Members of the team were Zitin (Captain), Vrinda, Mriganka, Vedahi, Akanksha, Gaurika, Umang, Pranati, Prableen, Tanishq, Agam Kour and Vanshika The team was coached by Mr. Vinod Dogra. The School Principal, Dr. Deep Khare felicitated the winners and congratulated the entire team for its hard work and outstanding performances.
Girls from Jodhamal Public School trounced heritage school 6-5 in the finals of under -14 Inter School Basketball district level competition organized by department of youth services and sports (DYSS) at M.A Stadium. They defeated Shiksha Niketan and J,K Public School in the quarter and semifinals. The team members were Tarishi Asmitra, ashwika , Ayesha, Andleeb, Samaira, Prisha , Prableen, Archie, Ciya, Mitakshi, Shireen , Adalia, Mugda and Ishi Vaidhee Mattoo of Jodhamal Public School is representing U-17 Nationals basket ball tournament being played at tamilNaidu Jodhamal team put up a tough fight for the others and were appreciated by all. The School Coach Mr Vinod Dogra was lauded for his efforts by the school management The School vice Principal, Ms. Shefali congratulated the entire team for its hard work and tough game, motivating them to do exceedingly well in the times to come.
Sahodaya Inter School Roller Skating Championship was organized by Sahodaya Jammu at JK Public School, Kathua. It was an event of its kind where more than 20 schools participated from all the elite schools of Jammu & Kashmir. Jodhamal students won the maximum number of medals 11 Gold, 06 Silver and 07 Bronze in the championship. The list of medal winner is as follows: - In the Gold Category, the winners are : Advitya Sharma, Ayesha Hayyat Malik, Aarav Sharma, Raghvi Singh, Aarohi Mahajan, Adhya Sambyal, Saanch Anand where as Yuvraj Singh & Gursimar Kaur won 2 Golds in different events. In the Silver Category, the winners are: Tara Basotra, Advitya Sharma, Sweta Sharma and Ayesha Hayyat Malik whereas Sarish Abrol won 2 Silver. In the Bronze Category, the winners are: Tara Basotra, Adhivik Mahajan, Sweta Sharma, Saanch Anand and Aarav Sharma whereas Eklavya Mahajan won 2 Bronze. Jodhamal become the overall winner of Sahodaya Inter School Roller Skating Championship. The School Principal, Mr. Trilok Singh Bist felicitated the winners in a special assembly in the school and congratulated Mr. Kamal Anand and Mr. Ritish Jamwal, Coach Jodhamal School for preparing the team so well and also appreciated Harjeet Kaur for escorting the students to Kathua. Although more than 27 schools participated in the tourney Jodhamal stood out in the crowd with almost 55 points whereas the second position was bagged by MHAC Nagbani with around 27 points.
Jodhamal Public School celebrated its 14thAnnual Sports Day on Tuesday, 16thOct 2018in school sports ground with great grandeur. The event was presided over by the chief guest Mr MY Kitchloo, comdt.Jammu and Kashmir Armed Police 4th sec.Bn and guest of honour, Ace sports administrator and former National Cricketer, MrRanjeetKalra and Trustee MrNandankutiala,DirectorAratiKuthiala, Principal MrTrilok Singh Bistand Vice Principal MsshefaliSanwal. The programme began with the melodious VandeMatramSong and all the students especially participants were very excited. The series of events started with the ceremonial torch led by Panniniand the various national players of Jodhaml Public School which evoked God’s blessings. Pannini the Sports Captain (Boy) welcomed the Chief Guest and the dignitaries by a short speech and asked the players to play with sportsmanship and to follow the discipline of the game.Deputy Head Boy Vidur Kumar introduced the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour with a short welcome speech. The School Vice Principal ShefaliSanwalin her speech welcomed the guests, parents and all the spectators. Mrs. Sanwal said that sports helps much more than its physical aspects, it builds character and develops team spirit. It is the day for the students to free themselves from the fetters of mundane classes to play and run. The most intriguing aspect, embellishing the event, was the splendid field displays, involving mass student participation, which splattered on the field, a riot of hues and vibrance music of school band. The students showcased their talents in Swimmathon,Skatathon, 100 Meters Race, 200Meters Race, 4 x 100 Meters Relay Race, 800 M race,Three Legged Race,Prick the balloon,Ball collecting , Sack race, Obstacle Race, spin and run and lemon and spoon race. The events filled in the hearts of everyone with the spirit of sportsmanship and unity. When the melody plays, footstepsmove, heart sings and spirit begin to dance, Zumba dance is a great way to exercise and fellowship with other people in a fun atmosphere, it remained as the main attractions of this mega event. The zealous parents gathered in large numbers and constantly applauded the participants of the field track displays. Ms.ShefaliSanwalthe Vice Principal addressed the audience by saying that Jodhamal Public School does not shy away from its social responsibility and believes that it can work in tandem with the society .The School was once again ranked no 1 in the state of J&K for the fourth year in a row and ranked no 3 country wide at EW Elite ranking in collaboration with Harvard and Stanford university. Mr.MY Kitchloosaid that he was impressed and overwhelmed to see JodhamalAthletes and the vibrantdemonstrations put up by the students. He appreciated andemphasized the importance of sports and said that it was a pleasure to see how students of Jodhamal School had eluded the addiction of social media and were breaking away from the constraints of the four walls of the house hold and were actively nurturing their skills according to their potentials to build a harmonious spirit. He advised students to excel in academics along with games and sports.Mr.MY Kitchloo was very happy to see the facilities provided to the students and complimented the Principal, Teachers and Management for being Ranked No.1 School in the state of J & K and No.1 in Jammu City, consecutively for the 4th year. The winner house from junior school for skatathon was Invention houseand from the Middle school for,100 Meters trophy went to Invention house and for 200 Meters discovery house got the trophy , in 400 MtsRelay Invention Housewon the race. The winners werehonored and awarded by the Chief Guest. The Sports Trophyfor the best house went to the Enterprise House while Invention house got first runner-up trophy and 2nd Runners up house went to challenge house.Best Athlete of the year award went toPannini(boy) and Saman (girls) from Senior Wing. MrNandanKuthiala, the Trustee of the school presented a token of gratitude and appreciation to the esteemed Chief Guest Mr.MY Kitchloo. The Meet culminated withthe soothing and pious chanting of shloks by the talented girl of JMPSMuskaan,andArshpreet followed by the National Anthem. A vote of thanks was proposed by School Sports Captain (Girl), Akshita, who thanked the Chief Guest for sparing his valuable time to be there to inspire the student community. All the students, teachers, Principal,Management and Parents present on the occasion were also thanked for sparing their valuable time to be there to encourage Jodhamal students.
Jodhamal Public School celebrated its 14thAnnual Sports Day on Tuesday, 16thOct 2018in school sports ground with great grandeur. The event was presided over by the chief guest Mr MY Kitchloo, comdt.Jammu and Kashmir Armed Police 4th sec.Bn and guest of honour, Ace sports administrator and former National Cricketer, MrRanjeetKalra and Trustee MrNandankutiala,DirectorAratiKuthiala, Principal MrTrilok Singh Bistand Vice Principal MsshefaliSanwal. The programme began with the melodious VandeMatramSong and all the students especially participants were very excited. The series of events started with the ceremonial torch led by Panniniand the various national players of Jodhaml Public School which evoked God’s blessings. Pannini the Sports Captain (Boy) welcomed the Chief Guest and the dignitaries by a short speech and asked the players to play with sportsmanship and to follow the discipline of the game.Deputy Head Boy Vidur Kumar introduced the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour with a short welcome speech. The School Vice Principal ShefaliSanwalin her speech welcomed the guests, parents and all the spectators. Mrs. Sanwal said that sports helps much more than its physical aspects, it builds character and develops team spirit. It is the day for the students to free themselves from the fetters of mundane classes to play and run. The most intriguing aspect, embellishing the event, was the splendid field displays, involving mass student participation, which splattered on the field, a riot of hues and vibrance music of school band. The students showcased their talents in Swimmathon,Skatathon, 100 Meters Race, 200Meters Race, 4 x 100 Meters Relay Race, 800 M race,Three Legged Race,Prick the balloon,Ball collecting , Sack race, Obstacle Race, spin and run and lemon and spoon race. The events filled in the hearts of everyone with the spirit of sportsmanship and unity. When the melody plays, footstepsmove, heart sings and spirit begin to dance, Zumba dance is a great way to exercise and fellowship with other people in a fun atmosphere, it remained as the main attractions of this mega event. The zealous parents gathered in large numbers and constantly applauded the participants of the field track displays. Ms.ShefaliSanwalthe Vice Principal addressed the audience by saying that Jodhamal Public School does not shy away from its social responsibility and believes that it can work in tandem with the society .The School was once again ranked no 1 in the state of J&K for the fourth year in a row and ranked no 3 country wide at EW Elite ranking in collaboration with Harvard and Stanford university. Mr.MY Kitchloosaid that he was impressed and overwhelmed to see JodhamalAthletes and the vibrantdemonstrations put up by the students. He appreciated andemphasized the importance of sports and said that it was a pleasure to see how students of Jodhamal School had eluded the addiction of social media and were breaking away from the constraints of the four walls of the house hold and were actively nurturing their skills according to their potentials to build a harmonious spirit. He advised students to excel in academics along with games and sports.Mr.MY Kitchloo was very happy to see the facilities provided to the students and complimented the Principal, Teachers and Management for being Ranked No.1 School in the state of J & K and No.1 in Jammu City, consecutively for the 4th year. The winner house from junior school for skatathon was Invention houseand from the Middle school for,100 Meters trophy went to Invention house and for 200 Meters discovery house got the trophy , in 400 MtsRelay Invention Housewon the race. The winners werehonored and awarded by the Chief Guest. The Sports Trophyfor the best house went to the Enterprise House while Invention house got first runner-up trophy and 2nd Runners up house went to challenge house.Best Athlete of the year award went toPannini(boy) and Saman (girls) from Senior Wing. MrNandanKuthiala, the Trustee of the school presented a token of gratitude and appreciation to the esteemed Chief Guest Mr.MY Kitchloo. The Meet culminated withthe soothing and pious chanting of shloks by the talented girl of JMPSMuskaan,andArshpreet followed by the National Anthem. A vote of thanks was proposed by School Sports Captain (Girl), Akshita, who thanked the Chief Guest for sparing his valuable time to be there to inspire the student community. All the students, teachers, Principal,Management and Parents present on the occasion were also thanked for sparing their valuable time to be there to encourage Jodhamal students.
Sahodaya Inter School Roller Skating Championship was organized by Sahodaya Jammu at Jodhamal Public School, Jammu. It was an event of its kind where more than 20schools participated from all the elite schools of Jammu &Kashmir. Ms. Vijay Puri, an eminent Educationist and National Coordinator of All India Edu Leaders Forum, New Delhi,inaugurated the function and declared the Championship open amidst lots of fun and frolic. Jodhamal students won the maximum number of medals 10 Gold, 07 Silver and 10 Bronze in the championship whereas Heritage school won 07 gold, 06 silver and 02 bronze and MHAC Nagabani School won 06 Gold, 05 Silver and 01 Bronze . The list of medal winner is as follows:- In the Gold Category, the winners are :300 MeterAdvitya Sharma, Sumukhi, ArchitPandoh, Raghvi Singh, Rajveer Singh, Shrnaya Sharma, Yuvraj Singh, GursimarKour, KartikeyaPuri, Diya Rajput, Vanshdeep, SaanchAnand–500 Meter - Advitya Sharma, Sumukhi, ArchitPandoh, Raghvi Singh, Shrnaya Sharma, Yuvraj Singh, VartikaAnanad, KartikeyaPuri, DhruvGandotra andSaanchAnand. In the Silver Category, the winners are : 300 Meter –RayaanAyub, Vivaan Gupta, Kamya Gupta, Anshwardhan Jain, Mehar Gupta, Eklavya Mahajan, Ayesha Hayyat, Ranveer Singh, AadyaSambyal, Veer Manhas, SehajVarinder Kaur, DhruvGandotra, Anshika Jain 500 Meter – Vivaan Gupta, Kamya Gupta, Anshwardhan Jain, Mehar Gupta, Ayesha Hayaat, AkarshitMansotra, VartikaAnanad, SakshamKharbandha, Vanshdeep andAnshika Jain. In the Bronze Category, the winners are : 300 Meter –Vivaan Gupta, SerishAbrol, Ryan Gupta, Kamakshi Sharma, SakshamKharbandha, Livanya Mehta, Soham Gupta, Archie Gupta, Bharat Raj, Czia Raina, AkarshitMansotra, VartikaAnand500 Meter – PuneeshPuri, SerishAbrol, Ryan Gupta, Kamakshi Sharma, PuneeshPuri, AnushkaJasrotia, Rajwardhan Singh, AadyaShambyal, Veer Manhas, Soham Gupta and Archie Gupta. All the winners were awarded the medals in the closing ceremony by the Chief Guest, Ms. NirmalMahana, the General Secretary of Jammu Sahodaya and Principal of DPS Kathua. Mr. Rajesh Kumar, an International skater was present as a special guest. Jodhamal being a host passed the trophy to the runner’s up school. The School Principal,MrTrilok Singh Bist felicitated the winners in a special assembly in the school and congratulated Mr Kamal Anand and MrRiteshJamwal, Coach Jodhamal School for organizing the event.
Jodhamal Public School in collaboration with Time of Sports has become the first STEM approved school in J&K and North of Delhi. STEM program is an International school based program to enhance the creative and engineering skills of students in SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING and MATHS. This unique global platform, innovative in nature, is active in nature in 44 countries. The STEM Program is multi-disciplinary challenge in which teams of students aged 9 to 19 deploy CAD/CAM software to collaborate design, analyise, manufacture test and then race miniature compressed air powered balsa wood F-1 cars.
2 teams from Jodhamal are participating in the National F-1 in school challenge being held in Delhi. The two teams are CARBON CREW & FUSION 5. School teams from 20 states are alsoparticipating in this PAN INDIA competition. The crew of FUSION 5 are Sparshdeep Singh, NamanChandhoke, Sarthak Malhotra, Harvir Singh and Dakshesh Sharma and CARBON crew are RudrakshBhalla, AsmitSachdev, SubhangSethi and Suvinay Jain. Team are mentored by MsRoopinderKour and MsNeetuJohri. The teams have been sponsored by P. R. AUTOMOBILES (SAWRAJ MAZADA), NATIONAL GARAGE (JEEP & FIAT) & KAVERY DECORATIONS.
Jodhamal Public School celebrated its 13thAnnual Sports Day on Tuesday, 17thOct 2017 in school sports ground with great zeal and fervor. Mr. Ashok Bhan (DGP), J&K Retd, was the illustrious and Hon’ble Chief Guest and Sh. Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee of the school as the Guest of Honour.
The series of events started with the ceremonial torch led by Abhishek Abrol & the various national players of Jodhaml School, evoked God’s blessings. Vidur Kumar the Sports Captain (Boy) welcomed the Chief Guest and the dignitaries by a short speech and asked the players to play with sportsmanship and to follow the discipline of the game.
The School Principal Trilok Singh Bist in his speech welcomed the guests, parents and all the spectators. Mr. Bist said that sports helps much more than its physical aspects, it builds character and develops team spirit. It is the day for the students to free themselves from the fetters of mundane classes to play and run.
The most intriguing aspect, embellishing the event, was the splendid field displays, involving mass student participation, which splattered on the field, a riot of hues and vibrance music of school band. The students showcased their talents in Swimmathon, Skatathon, 100 Meters Race, 200Meters Race, 4 x 100 Meters Relay Race, 800M Race, Fireman Lift, One Legged Race, Balloon busting, Ball collecting , Sack race and Obstacle Race.
The events filled in the hearts of everyone with the spirit of sportsmanship and unity. The Nuan-Chuk and Segway demonstration by Arnav Malhotra left the spectators spell bound. The Rhythmic Artistic Yoga on soul – stirring music and the breath taking Aerobic performance ( Jai Ho) remained as the main attractionss of this mega event. The zealous parents gathered in large numbers and constantly applauded the participants of the field track displays.
Ms. Pooja Panthri the Vice Principal proudly announced that the School Principal Trilok Singh Bist was conferred upon by the prestigious CBSE award for the Best Teacher, in recognition of his unparalleled services in the field of Education. Jodhamal Public School does not shy away from its social responsibility and believes that it can work in tandem with the society .The School also finds its place in the List of Future 50 Schools of the country.
Mr. Ashok Bhan said that he was impressed and overwhelmed to see Jodhamal Athletes and the vibrant demonstrations put up by the students. He appreciated and emphasized the importance of sports and said that it was a pleasure to see how students of Jodhamal School had eluded the addiction of social media and were breaking away from the constraints of the four walls of the house hold and were actively nurturing their skills according to their potentials to build a harmonious spirit. He advised students to excel in academics along with games and sports. Mr. Ashok Bhan was very happy to see the facilities provided to the students and complimented the Principal, Teachers and Management for being Ranked No.1 School in the state of J & K and No.1 in Jammu City, consecutively for the 3rd year.
The winners in the Junior school for skatathon is Aditya Sharma (First Boys) , Ayesha Hayaat (First Girls).
The winners in the Middle school for, 100 Meters , Farhan (First Boys) and Archie (First Girls) and for 200 Meters were Anuj Singh(First Boys), Angel (First Girls), in 400 Mts Relay (Boys) Challenge House won the race. The winners were honoured and awarded by the Chief Guest.
The Best Sports Trophy went to the Invention House while Challenge was Runners up. . Best Athlete of the year award went to Harsh Khajuria(boy) and Saman deep and Diya Raina (girls) from Senior Wing There was a tug of war competition between the parents of JMPS which actually stole the show.
As a gesture of his gratitude, appreciation and love from all staff and students, Mr Nandan Kuthiala, the Trustee of the school presented a beautiful memento to the esteemed Chief GuestMr. Mr. Ashok Bhan (IPS).
The Meet culminated with the soothing and pious shlok by the talented choir group of JMPS, followed by the National Anthem. A vote of thanks was proposed by School Sports Captain (Girl), Irwin Kaur, who thanked the Chief Guest for sparing his valuable time to be there to inspire the student community. All the students, teachers, Principal , Management and Parents present on the occasion were also thanked for sparing their valuable time to be there to encourage Jodhamal students.
The students of Jodhamal public school brought laurels to the school by winning GALAXY of medals.---11 Gold, 08 Silvers and 07 Bronze Medals in the recently heldSahodayaInter school swimming competition at K C International school.
About400 students from 12 different schools participated in the event. Jodhamal swimmers secured most of the medals in both the girls and boys categories and thus made their presence felt.The Jodhamal swimmers were declared overall Runner Up champions in both girls and boys category.
The MEDAL WINNERS in U\10boys’scategory included Kanishk Kapoor 1 gold in 25mtrsfree style. KartikayeChoudharywon 1 gold in 50 mtrsbackstroke. In 4 x 25 mtrs relay, 4 gold medals were won by Kanishk Kapoor, KartikayChoudhary, Aseed and Kartavayaand in U/10 girl’s category, Tanisha Jaggi won 1 gold in 25 mtrs breast stroke, AvniAethmea won silver in 25mtr breast stroke and Adalia won 1 Bronze 25mtrfree style.
In U\14 Girls category Lakshita Reddy won gold in 25mtr in back stroke and in boy’s categoryPiyushKundalwon silver in 25mtrin back stroke.
In the boys U\17 categoryVidur Kuma won 1 Gold in breast stroke and 1 bronze in 50 mtrs free style. DhairyaChoudhary won 1 gold in 100 mtrs free style and Silver in 50 mtrs back stroke. In 4x25 mtrs relay, Dhairyachoudhary, Vidu Kumar, Manik Jain and Ashmit won Silver and Prakul, Arjun, Utkrishtsingh and Samanyu Bhumi won Bronze. Saba Jamwal won Gold in 50 mtrs free style, Kusha Sharma won Gold in 25 mtrs back stroke and VarindaBasotra won silver in 25 mtrs free style.
The winners were felicitated in the assembly by school principal. The Principal, Mr. Trilok Singh Bist lauded the efforts of the winners and stressed upon the players to achieve the pinnacle of success and become excellent players and also appreciated the efforts of the Swimming Coach Pooja Basan, ArunaJamwal and the HOD Sports SukomalGanguly for all the efforts made in honing up the talent of the students.