Congratulations, dear students! 

BARAMATI, [11th December 2025]:
Vidya Pratishthan’s Dr. Cyrus Poonawala School (CBSE) in Baramati organized a crucial awareness program on adolescent health for girls today. The initiative aimed to educate students on the physical, emotional, and nutritional well-being essential during puberty.
Principal Ms. Yashaswini Nigade felicitated the chief guest and keynote speaker, Dr. Medha Shah, a specialist invited to lead the session. Students from classes 6 to 12 participated enthusiastically in the engaging event.
The program commenced with an informative address by Dr. Shah, who provided comprehensive insights into the physical and hormonal changes that occur during adolescence. She underscored the critical importance of maintaining menstrual hygiene, consuming a balanced diet, and engaging in regular exercise to ensure holistic health.
A dynamic question-and-answer session followed, encouraging students to openly seek clarification on common issues such as menstrual health concerns, body image challenges, and emotional changes. The attending faculty highly commended the students for their openness and confidence.
The session also included practical demonstrations on the proper use and disposal of sanitary pads and best practices for maintaining cleanliness. Furthermore, the school hosted an educational display of various iron-rich foods and healthy snacks to promote nutritional awareness and strategies for anemia prevention.
Principal Nigade praised the initiative, emphasizing that such programs are vital for empowering young women with accurate knowledge and fostering healthy, lifelong habits.
The awareness program was exceptionally well-received by the school community and is considered a significant step toward supporting adolescent girls in understanding and confidently navigating this important phase of their lives. Mrs. Vaishali Hiwarekar delivered the formal vote of thanks, concluding the successful event.

Vidya Pratishthan’s Dr. Cyrus Poonawalla School (CBSE) celebrated Constitution Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit on 26th November 2025 under the guidance of Principal Ms. Yashaswini Nigade.
The celebration aimed to create awareness among students about the values, principles, and significance of the Indian Constitution.
The event began with a brief introduction on the importance of Constitution Day, highlighting the adoption of the Constitution of India on 26th November 1949.
Students enthusiastically participated in various activities and competitions organized for four houses (Nalanda, Takshashila, Ujjain and Vikramshila).

—Activities Conducted—

Group A (Classes III & IV):
Students participated in a Preamble Writing Activity. They beautifully wrote and decorated the Preamble, showcasing their creativity and understanding of constitutional ideals.

Group B (Classes I & II):
A Paragraph Writing Competition on “My Rights and Duties as an Indian Citizen” was conducted. The young learners expressed their thoughts impressively, reflecting their growing awareness of fundamental rights and responsibilities.

Group C (Classes VII to IX):
An Interhouse Skit Competition was organized, where students presented thought-provoking and engaging skits based on themes related to democratic values, rights, duties, and the significance of the Constitution. The performances highlighted teamwork, acting skills, and a deep understanding of civic principles.

Preamble Reading:
As a mark of respect to the Constitution, a collective Preamble Reading was conducted for all students. The hall resonated with the powerful words of the Preamble as students pledged to uphold the values of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity.

Result:
After witnessing the great performances of students of all houses, judges declared a winner to Ujjain House participants.

Conclusion:
The Constitution Day celebration proved to be a meaningful and educational experience for students. It not only helped them understand the spirit of the Constitution but also encouraged them to become responsible and informed citizens of the nation. The event concluded with appreciation for the efforts of students and teachers who contributed to the success of the programme.

This incredible feat was achieved by Seven skaters from Baramati from various schools who persevered through rain, cold, and physical strain to etch their names in the World Book of Records.

They set a world record of completing 100 meter relay in just 20.22 seconds!

This achievement is a testament to the students’ unwavering discipline, strong willpower, and extraordinary hard work. Their success is a source of immense inspiration for all our students.