RHS successfully hosted a CBSE capacity building programme for teachers on "Educating Parents about Education" on July 14th, bringing together educators to enhance their skills in parent-teacher engagement. Esteemed resource persons Ms. Monika Kumari--PGT Army School Jammu Cantt and Mr Rajeev Sharma--Principal J&K Police Public School were warmly welcomed by Ms. Anita Bhatia, Head of the Institute. The programme commenced with a prayer to the Almighty for the successful culmination of today's event. The session focused on equipping teachers with effective strategies to educate and engage parents in their child's educational journey. Key highlights included best practices for parent-teacher communication, parent empowerment strategies, and innovative ways to involve parents in school activities. The Resource persons shared their expertise, providing teachers with valuable insights and practical tips to foster strong parent-teacher relationships. The programme received an overwhelming response from participating teachers, who appreciated the opportunity to enhance their skills and knowledge. The School Management's commitment to teacher development and capacity building was evident through this initiative. Ms. Aashima, Senior Coordinator, expressed gratitude to the Resource persons for sharing their expertise and to the participating teachers for their active engagement.

On July 19th, Rich Harvest School welcomed Lt Col Somendra Sain, a distinguished military officer, who briefed senior students about Operation Sindoor. Ms. Anita Bhatia, Head of the Institute, extended a warm welcome to Lt Col Sain. The interactive session aimed to inspire and educate students about courage, teamwork and dedication. Lt Col Sain shared his experiences and insights on the operation's objectives, challenges, and outcomes, highlighting meticulous planning, precise execution and bravery. The session sparked a lively discussion on strategic planning effective communication and teamwork, leaving a lasting impression on the students. Lt Col Sain's stories of bravery and selflessness inspired students to emulate these values. The School Management continues to strive for excellence in imparting academic knowledge, life skills and values. This initiative reflects the school's commitment to holistic education and character development.

Ridhi Mehra, a talented student of Rich Harvest School, has secured the 2nd prize in the painting competition organized by the Natraj Dance Sports Council J&K. This achievement is a tribute to Ridhi's creativity, skill, and dedication to the arts. The competition, which drew participation from numerous schools and artists across J&K, showcased exceptional talent and innovation. Ridhi's outstanding artwork stood out among the entries, earning her a well-deserved recognition. The School Management, Principal and Staff congratulate Ridhi on her achievement and commend her for her hard work and passion for painting. This accomplishment reflects the school's commitment to nurturing creativity and talent in its students.

RHS conducted its Investiture Ceremony with great enthusiasm. Students were honoured with leadership roles and took oath to uphold school values. The ceremony reflected leadership, discipline and responsibility among students.

We are thrilled to announce that four of our talented badminton players have been selected to represent our school in the upcoming Inter-Zonal District Level Badminton Tournament. This prestigious tournament brings together the best young players from across the district, and we are proud to have our students competing at this level. The Management, Principal and Staff congratulate the winners on their selection and wish them the very best in the tournament. We are confident that they will showcase their skills and sportsmanship, representing our school with pride.