The Millennium Cup Tournament 2011, the prestigious interschool sports meet commenced on 8th November 2011. Mrs. Mahrukh Singh, Director of Schools was the esteemed chief guest and Mr. Sanjay Phogaat, the captain of the Indian Volleyball team and the Arjuna awardee was the guest of honour.
The opening ceremony started with the inaugural lamp lighting ceremony and the chief guest, the guest of honour, the school principal Mrs. Sangeeta Saxena and Mr. Mukesh Dagar did the honours. Then, there was a warm welcome accorded to our distinguished dignitaries. The welcome song by the school choir paved the way for the march past after which the rules and regulation to be followed during the tournament were clearly delineated. This was followed by the torch relay. The torch was duly handed to our respected chief guest who passed the same to be put in cauldron. Then there was the oath taking ceremony and the meet was declared open by our chief guest Mrs. Maharukh Singh. She also addressed the medley of school team and conveyed her best wishes. She also outlined the mantra for success –dedication, discipline, diligence and the dietary dos and don’ts.
The opening ceremony started with the inaugural lamp lighting ceremony and the chief guest, the guest of honour, the school principal Mrs. Sangeeta Saxena and Mr. Mukesh Dagar did the honours. Then, there was a warm welcome accorded to our distinguished dignitaries. The welcome song by the school choir paved the way for the march past after which the rules and regulation to be followed during the tournament were clearly delineated. This was followed by the torch relay. The torch was duly handed to our respected chief guest who passed the same to be put in cauldron. Then there was the oath taking ceremony and the meet was declared open by our chief guest Mrs. Maharukh Singh. She also addressed the medley of school team and conveyed her best wishes. She also outlined the mantra for success –dedication, discipline, diligence and the dietary dos and don’ts.
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