Winners at Prabrit, an Inter-School Bengali Cultural meet organised by St.Thomas’ Girls’ School Khidderpore.
Winners at Prabrit
CISCE National School Games held at Bangalore – Swimming Meet
The Modern High School for Girls contingent, which represented Bengal and the northeastern region of India, performed very well in the CISCE national school games held at Bangalore.
Vedika Himmatsinghka – Class IX A and Radhika Jhunjhunwala – Class X D took in the U-19 Category Girls, where Vedika won 2 bronze and 1 silver medal, and Radhika stood fifth in both her events. The U-19 Bengal team was declared the overall champion, with both the girls contributing big points.
The U-17 girls category was represented by Aishani Sarkar—Class VII C. U-17 girls from Bengal were in the 3rd position.
U – 14 girls were represented by Anshika Sarkar, Class IX B, and Prathna Rai, Class VII D. U – 14 girls from Bengal were in the 3rd position.
State School Swimming Championships
• Vedika Himatsingka – Class IX A – 1st in 100 freestyle & 4th in 50 fly
• Radhika Jhunjhunwala – Class X D- 4th in 400 freestyle
• Aishani Sarkar – Class VII C – 2nd in 400 freestyle & 3rd in 200 breaststroke
SGFI Chess Championship 2019- U19 Girls Team
Saanvi Khanna – Class IX A and Prena Mukherjee – Class VII C represented West Bengal in the U/19 Girls Category and were placed 1st in the group event in the CISCE Chess Nationals.
CISCE Swimming Competition for girls U-17 & U – 19
Ritisha Sarkar – 2nd – 100 freestyle
– 3rd – 50 backstroke
Anshika Sarkar – 2nd – 200 backstroke
– 3rd – 100 butterfly
4*100 Medley – 3rd – Ritisha Sarkar, Anshika Sarkar, Adya Nathany, Ishika Das.
4*100 Freestyle – 3rd – Harshieka Doshi, Simran Khanna, Ritisha Sarkar, Anshika Sarkar
U/19 Swimming – RUNNERS UP
Radhika Jhunjhunwala – 2nd 400 Freestyle, 2nd 800 freestyle, 2nd 100 butterfly
Vedika Himatsingka: 1st 50 freestyle, 1st 50 backstroke, 2nd 50 butterfly
Ishani Basak: 3rd 100 breaststroke, 3rd 50 breaststroke
Padmaakshi Kajaria: participant 50 back
Mayukhi Ghosh: participant 50 breaststroke, 50 freestyle
The Frank Anthony Memorial All India Debate Competition Stage I
Mayukhi Ghosh and Shreya Ganguly – Class XI B – Best Team Award
Mayukhi Ghosh – XI B – Best Speaker
K12 Education Administration, Ministry of Education, Asia Pacific Forum for Science Talented 2019
Debosmita Ghosh Dastidar – Class IX C – Grand Award for Hands on Project Group B
Shrinjana Ghosh – Class IX D – Teamwork Award for Hands on Project Group B
iLEAD Inter School Football Tournament
MHS were champions in the iLEAD Inter School Football Tournament.
CISCE Badminton – 2019
MHS participated in the CISCE Badminton Tournament.
MHS were runners-up in the U/14 category: Gayatri Sriram—Class VI D, Suhani Shah—Class VIII B, Srinivas Chatterjee—Class VI D, Brishti Daruka – Class VII C.
Times Edushine 2019
The Times of India has always been an ardent believer in the youth and their ability to make a mark as tomorrow’s leaders. As India’s leading media house, we believe in encouraging talented young minds and their mentors and rewarding them for their hard work and dedication so that they remain focused.
Times EduShine 2019 is a significant platform to recognise and reward the academically brilliant students of Classes X and XII as well as their mentors—the vice principals or any senior teacher recommended by the school—without whose guidance the students could not have achieved as much. In case of a new entry, the principal would be conferred with the honour along with the students.
Ms. Paridhi Goenka is in the category of “students who have conquered all limitations—the specially-abled and the ones whom financial constraints failed to deter—and passed the board examinations with flying colours.”