Educational visit to the Regional Science Centre for students in classes VI to IX from the Indira Nagar Branch, was an exemplary blend of academic exploration and recreational enjoyment. The carefully orchestrated trip aimed to engage and educate students across various scientific disciplines while incorporating a picnic atmosphere, providing a holistic learning experience.

The tour commenced with an insightful introduction by knowledgeable guides who effectively tailored their explanations to suit the different age groups. The Science Centre, equipped with age-appropriate exhibits, captivated the attention of students from classes 6 to 9. The interactive displays catered to diverse learning styles, ensuring that each student could grasp scientific concepts in a meaningful and enjoyable way. One of the notable features of the visit was the emphasis on hands-on learning. Students actively participated in experiments and practical demonstrations that complemented their classroom studies. This interactive approach not only reinforced theoretical knowledge but also ignited a curiosity-driven enthusiasm for scientific inquiry.

The picnic aspect of the visit added a refreshing touch to the educational experience. The serene surroundings of the Science Centre provided an ideal setting for students to unwind, fostering camaraderie and relaxation. The well-organized logistics ensured that the picnic seamlessly integrated with the overall educational agenda, striking a balance between academic engagement
and leisure. Furthermore, the meticulous attention to safety and supervision underscored the institution’s commitment to the well-being of the students.

From transportation arrangements to on-site support, every detail was thoughtfully managed, ensuring a secure and enjoyable outing.

The educational and industrial visit to HCL IT City organised by Institution for the the students of class XI, Indira Nagar and LDA branches, proved to be a commendable initiative. The primary objective of gaining insights into the working and functioning of IT companies was well-executed.

The visit provided valuable insights into the operations of IT companies, allowing students to understand the industry’s dynamics and potential opportunities. The seminar on HCL’s Techbee program targeted at ISC aspirants was informative and well- presented. The interactive session facilitated a meaningful exchange of ideas and allowed students to engage directly with professionals, enhancing the learning experience.

The inclusion of a fun element in the form of a campus visit added a delightful touch to the overall experience. Students from both branches participated, fostering a sense of camaraderie. The visit successfully combined learning and enjoyment. It not only fulfilled its objective of providing knowledge about the IT industry but also created a positive and engaging environment for students. Such initiatives contribute significantly to holistic education. Overall, the event was well-planned, and the participants, including students and organisers, deserve commendation for their efforts in making it a meaningful and enjoyable experience.

In the spirit of fostering holistic student grow th, Spring Dale Institution proudly revived the B.S. Sood Memorial Volleyball & Basketball Tournament in 2023, a testament to the enduring vision of our founder father, Sir B. S. Sood. This annual sporting saga, initiated in 2002, serves as a vibrant platform for instilling the values of team work , discipline, and resilience. After a prolonged hiatus of five years due to the global pandemic, the tournament made a resounding come back.

Twelve enthusiastic teams competed for glory, in the Basketball Tournament hosted at our Indira Nagar branch and for Volleyball at our Kanpur Road branch.

In the girls’ Basketball category LPC Sahara States emerged victorious, clinching the coveted first place. Spring Dale Kanpur Road branch secured a commendable second position.

In the boys category Rajkumar Academy stood tall as the champions, displaying exemplary sportsmanship and prowess on the court. Spring Dale Indira Nagar team secured a well-deserved second place, adding to the institution’s laurels.

In both the girls and boys categories of the Volleyball Tournament Spring Dale College Kanpur Road branch emerged victorious.

The resumption of this iconic tournament not only celebrated the spirit of sportsmanship but also echoed the institution’s commitment to providing a holistic educational experience. The B.S. Sood Memorial Tournament continues to be a beacon of inspiration, nurturing not only athletic prowess but also fostering character and resilience among the student community.

Spring Dale College hosted a photography competition on 29 November, featuring a captivating exhibition of wildlife photos.

Dr. Anita Singh, an experienced wildlife photographer, led the judging panel, offering valuable insights into photography during the event. The exhibition showcased diverse and skillfully captured wildlife moments.

Dr. Singh not only judged the competition but also shared tips on composition, lighting, and ethical considerations in wildlife photography, enriching the educational aspect of the event. Overall, the competition provided a platform for enthusiasts to showcase their talent while promoting a deeper understanding of the art of wildlife photography.

Kanpur road branch organised an inter branch Kho-Kho Tournament on 18 November 2023. Imbued in full ardour all the players displayed great enthusiasm. Out of the three branches, Kanpur road branch girl’s team and Indira nagar branch boy’s team marked their glorious victory. Honourable director of Spring Dale College, Ma’am Sangeeta Midha graced the occasion with her presence. She blessed and conferred the winners with gold medals and cups and also with silver medals and certificates to all the players.

The School marked an early celebration of Children’s Day with a vibrant morning assembly led by enthusiastic teachers. The event featured a delightful mix of insightful thoughts, valuable health tips, an engaging nukkadnatak portraying GEN Z kids, and a melodic medley of songs.

The initiative showcased a harmonious blend of education and entertainment, fostering a lively atmosphere for the students.

‘Our true treasure lies in intellect and physical strength. Challenges and obstacles should not deter us from our goal’. – Sir. C.V. Raman

The first Asian to receive a Nobel Prize in Physics and the man who explained why the sea looks blue – Sir C.V. Raman, an Indian physicist was born on 7 th November 1888. He is known for his work in the field of light scattering, also termed as the ‘Raman Effect’. He was also the director and founder of Raman Research Institute, Bengaluru.

His birthday is celebrated as science day and to mark this important day, a brief introduction was given to the students about his contribution to the field of science. A quiz was also conducted in the classes.

Remembering their founder father, Late Sir B.S.Sood in the best way possible each year, Spring Dale Institution, on 24 September mark the day as, Felicitation Day, by honouring the hard work and academic success of their students along with acknowledgement for the young athletes who with their perseverance, reached the National Level.

This year too the school campus was a buzz with the bright students and their
proud parents. Invoking the Gods in Prayer, the lamp of knowledge and light
was lit by the parents of the proud Toppers, the Chief Guest and the gracious
members of the Spring Dale Management committee.

The chief guest, Mr. Saurabh Muherjee, a renowned and learned media figure, presently Assistant General Manager (RMD) Times of India, graced the occasion by his presence. The SDC banner fluttered an edge higher with names of each 90% and above being announced.

The SDC banner fluttered an edge higher with names of each 90% and above being announced. Almost 187 students being awarded with a Merit Certificate and Trophy each. ‘Bouri Smiriti Samiti Award’, the highest award in the academic excellence was also given to the ISC and ICSE toppers. The coveted marks of the ISC Toppers, Agrini Ratna – 95.5 % and Vipul Srivastava – 95% along with the ICSE Toppers Inaaksha Srivastava -98.6%, Akshara Valecha -98.2 % and Kushal Singh – 96.2% were acknowledged with a deserving thunderous applause. 90 children from class VI to IX and XI were awarded for excellence in the home examination.

A special award for sports instituted in the memory of Late Rajeshwar Chand Midha was given to Kunjal Pandey for her outstanding performance in Taekwondo at the National Level. She represented UP/UK region 3 times and has also won 3 gold medals, besides this she has qualified for SGFI twice bringing laurels for her school and the state.

19 children were felicitated for their achievement at the National Level in Table Tennis, Karate, Lawn Tennis, Taekwondo, Volley Ball and Badminton.
Awarding students for academics and co-curricular activities grooms them towards healthy and bright all-rounders.

The director Ma’am Reeta Khanna addressed the parents saying to face challenges with strength, determination and confidence which will take them to greater heights. The director Ma’am Sangita Midha thanked the august gathering and blessed all the students. The school choir aptly concluded with the congratulations song.

The school choir aptly concluded with the congratulations ‘Song’.

TechBee – HCL’s Early Career Program, is an exclusive job program for individuals looking for full-time jobs after Class XII, thereby making them financially independent. Candidates undergo 12 months of training for entry-level IT services and digital support roles. This is a hybrid training program focusing on the overall education and personality grooming of students to make them job-ready.