A fire mock drill was organized at Hanumant High School on Thursday, 24th July 2025, to

enhance awareness among students and staff regarding fire hazards and safety measures. The

alarm was sounded during school hours, and everyone promptly evacuated the building in an

orderly manner, strictly following the safety protocols.

During the demonstration, the use of different types of fire extinguishers was explained. These

included Type A (for ordinary combustibles like paper and wood), CO2 extinguishers (for

electrical fires), and Type B extinguishers using foam or liquid (for flammable liquids). The

session was informative and practical, ensuring that all participants gained valuable insights

into handling fire emergencies effectively.

Grade - 10

Grade - 9

Grade - 7

Special Assembly on Plantation 

Hanumant High School observed Ekped Maa Ke Naam to promote environmental awareness.

Students pledged to protect trees like their own mothers. The event highlighted the

importance of greenery, love for nature, and sustainable living. It was a step towards a

cleaner and greener future.

Hanumant High School celebrated Guru Purnima on 9th July 2025 with devotion and respect. The program began with a prayer and lighting of the lamp. Two teachers delivered inspiring speeches highlighting the role of gurus in students’ lives. A video presentation showcased the significance and history of Guru Purnima.

Afterward, a student briefly explained the importance of a Guru and how teachers shape our character and future. The event ended with Guru Vandana and a vote of thanks.

It was a meaningful celebration honoring the guiding lights of our lives — our teachers.

Dolphin Awareness Assembly 

Dolphin Awareness Activity 

Students of Hanumant High School celebrated Dolphin Conservation Day, which aimed to

educate students about the importance of dolphins and how to protect them, organized by the

CBSE. The students of grade 10 prepared a short assembly on this. Students from grades 1 to

12 began the event by taking a pledge to protect dolphins and their ocean habitats. They then

watched an awareness video explaining why dolphins are valuable, the threats they face—like

pollution and fishing gear—and how each of us can help. This helped the students understand

their role in conservation and inspired thoughtful discussions.

To build on that learning, the school hosted a painting competition for grades 6 to 8 cantered

on the theme of dolphin conservation. With brushes and vibrant colours, students expressed

what they had learned about dolphins and their habitats. The artwork displayed creativity and

a deeper appreciation of dolphins’ intelligence and beauty, reinforcing the message of the day's

activities. Overall, the combination of a pledge, an educational video, and an artistic activity

made for an engaging and meaningful experience that encouraged students to care for these

amazing marine animals.

Dance Competition 

Music Competition

On 31 July 2025, a group of students from our Hanumant High School participated in theKala Mahakumbh music Competition held at Kantaben Parekh Girls School, Kalsar. Our school team delivered an outstanding performance in the competition and was awarded the 1st And2nd Rank among all participating schools. This achievement reflects the hard work and dedication of our students as well as the support and guidance provided by the school faculty.

Following this success, our school has now been selected to participate in the District Level

Competition, which will be held in Bhavnagar in the coming days.

We are proud of our students’ performance and look forward to representing our school at the

district level.

Participants of Kala Maha Kumbh music event

1) parth hariyani

2) aadhya nimavat

3) krishna vyas

4) jeel jagad

5) jayansha bhutak

6) dwija sopariya

7) sidhdhi saini

8) divisha bhutak

9) jaydev Gondaliya

Rankers name:- 1) 1st Rank Aadhya nimavat (harmonium) 15years to 20years

2) 1st rank jeel jagad ( Harmonium) 6years to 14years

3) 1st rank parth Hariyani ( bhajan/Lokgeet) 15years to 20years

4) 2nd rank krishna vyas ( tabla ) 6 years to 14years

On 29th July 2025, Hanumant High School celebrated International Tiger Day. Students of Class 9A organized a presentation to highlight the importance of tigers in the ecosystem. Using a PowerPoint, they explained threats like poaching and deforestation, and stressed the need for tiger conservation.

The event helped spread awareness and encouraged students to protect wildlife.