RHS celebrated the exceptional talents of its outgoing Class 12th students at the Talent Triumph Ceremony. The event recognized students who showcased outstanding abilities in academics, sports, arts, and other co-curricular activities. Managing Director, Sh. Gambhir Dev Singh Charak, presented appreciation certificates to the students, praising their unique strengths and achievements. In his address, he said, "Your talents and dedication will shape a brighter future. Embrace challenges, stay curious, and continue to excel!" The ceremony was a testament to the school's commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals.

DSP Traffic Virender Singh interacted with senior students of Rich Harvest School, emphasizing key road safety measures. The session highlighted critical traffic rules, including: - Crash Helmet Mandatory: Both drivers and passengers on 2-wheelers must wear helmets. - License Check: Minors caught driving without a license may lead to fathers facing 3 months of jail. - Safety Essentials: Fines apply for not wearing seat belts and using mobile phones while driving. The interactive session aimed to promote responsible driving habits among young riders. Ms. Anita Bhatia, Head of the Institute, thanked DSP Singh and presented him with a small token of gratitude.

With board exams approaching, Managing Director Sh. Gambhir Dev Singh Charak interacted with Class XII students, offering guidance and motivation. He emphasized time management, stress control, discipline, and self-belief, encouraging students to stay calm and confident. Sharing personal insights, he described exams as milestones, not burdens, and highlighted perseverance and consistency as keys to success. The session concluded on a positive note, leaving students motivated and focused. The school wishes them success and excellence in their board examinations.

Rich Harvest successfully hosted a dynamic Career Guidance Educational Fair, bringing together renowned universities and colleges under one roof to inspire and inform young minds. The event created an engaging platform where students interacted directly with representatives from esteemed institutions, explored a wide spectrum of courses and gained first-hand insights into emerging career pathways. Designed to empower students with clarity and confidence, the fair enabled them to make well-informed decisions about their academic journeys and future careers. Meaningful discussions, expert guidance and exposure to diverse opportunities made the event both enlightening and motivating. The fair witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, parents and educators, all coming together to support informed career planning and holistic development. Rich Harvest remains committed to nurturing aspirations and preparing students to step confidently into a future filled with possibilities.

Rich Harvest students delivered an outstanding performance at the 16th State Level Speed Ball Championship held on 20th December, winning a total of 47 medals, including 18 gold, 13 silver, and 16 bronze. The achievement reflects the students’ dedication, discipline, and rigorous training. Director Mrs. Ruchi Charak congratulated the winners and appreciated coaches Mr. Sahil and Mr. Mounty for their efforts. The success highlights the school’s commitment to excellence in sports and holistic education.

Rich Harvest School organized a vibrant Fun Fair, turning the campus into a hub of joy and excitement. Students enjoyed games, activity stalls, attractions, and food, promoting creativity, confidence, and social interaction. Colourful décor and lively music added to the festive spirit, while teachers ensured a safe and inclusive environment. Director Mrs. Ruchi Charak highlighted the importance of such events in holistic development. The fair concluded with happy faces and cherished memories, reflecting the school’s commitment to joyful, child-centric learning.

Rich Harvest School proudly celebrates the participation of its young athletes at national-level championships. Talish Saini of Class 8 competed in Discus Throw at the National Athletic Meet in Indore, while Divyanshi Sharma represented the school at the National Weightlifting Championship in Itanagar. Director Mrs. Ruchi Charak lauded their dedication, perseverance, and ability to balance academics with sports. The school congratulates both students and reaffirms its commitment to nurturing talent at national and international levels.

Rich Harvest School has been awarded the Green Campus Initiative Certificate by Bari Brahmana Municipality in recognition of its efforts towards environmental sustainability. The school’s initiatives include tree plantation, waste segregation, cleanliness drives, and water conservation. Director Mrs. Ruchi Charak appreciated the collective efforts of students, staff and support teams. The achievement reflects the school’s commitment to fostering eco-friendly practices and nurturing environmentally responsible citizens.

Rich Harvest School organized a two-day CBSE Capacity Building Programme on Hindi Course B on 30th and 31st December. Ms. Anita Bhatia, Head of the Institute, welcomed resource persons Dr. Anita Sharma and Ms. Pooja Sabarwal along with participants from various schools. The sessions focused on pedagogy, instructional planning and assessment strategies aligned with CBSE guidelines. The interactive programme was well appreciated by participants, reflecting the school’s commitment to academic excellence and continuous professional development.