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SPLASH 2025: Igniting young minds at Rajendra Vidyalaya’s summer spectacle

PINAKI MAJUMDAR   Advertisement Jamshedpur, May 16: The Sakchi-based Rajendra Vidyalaya hosted SPLASH: Summer Camp 2025 from May 12-16 for students of Standards…

SPLASH 2025: Igniting young minds at Rajendra Vidyalaya’s summer spectacle

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Jamshedpur, May 16: The Sakchi-based Rajendra Vidyalaya hosted SPLASH: Summer Camp 2025 from May 12-16 for students of Standards I to VIII.

More than just a camp, SPLASH was a celebration of learning, innovation, and self-expression that turned the school into a playground of imagination and joy.

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The week-long event was inaugurated on Monday morning with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony, attended by C. P. N. Singh (General Secretary – Bihar Association), Anita Tiwari (Principal), Piyali Mukherjee (Vice Principal), Kiran Sinha (Senior Coordinator), D. Vani (Junior Coordinator), along with faculty and students.

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The camp offered a thoughtfully curated selection of eight hands-on activities that catered to diverse interests and talents: Music, Dance, Biochemistry, Sports, Creative Corner, Maths Mania, Robotics, Dramatics.

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Each activity was crafted to foster curiosity, collaboration, and confidence, allowing students to explore new skills and uncover hidden passions. Students participated in immersive sessions guided by teachers who ensured a seamless and engaging experience.

The closing ceremony today, May 16 was a fitting finale, showcasing student-made exhibits, musical performances, and dances.

Participants were awarded certificates of appreciation, recognizing their commitment, creativity, and enthusiasm throughout the camp. School leaders applauded the students’ spirit and the team’s dedication to making SPLASH 2025 a grand success.

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Behind the scenes, the collective efforts of teachers, coordinators, support staff, and the leadership team brought this vision to life, creating a experience that left a lasting imprint on every participant.

SPLASH 2025 was more than a summer camp—it was a journey of exploration, a festival of ideas, and a celebration of the limitless potential within every child.

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