Little Flower School, Jamshedpur Students Raise its Flag High At ASISC Championship 2023!

Little Flower School takes immense pride in announcing the stellar achievements of its students at the ASISC Championship 2023. This prestigious annual event, organised by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, not only sparks intense competition among CISCE schools but also fosters a vibrant atmosphere of enthusiasm from the zonal level to the grand National Finals.

In the realm of literary excellence, Meenal Kaur Virdi emerged as a beacon of eloquence and conviction, representing the Bihar-Jharkhand region in the Junior category of the ASISC National Debate Competition. Meenal outshone her counterparts from 13 regions across the nation, securing the first prize with her articulate delivery.

In the simultaneous National Finals of the Declamation Competition, G. Veda Varshini and Lavanya Renuka Jha showcased their remarkable oratory skills in the Senior and Junior categories respectively, both representing the Bihar-Jharkhand region. G. Veda Varshini's commanding presence on stage earned her the top spot in her category, while Lavanya Renuka Jha, once again, exhibited her exceptional talent, clinching the First Runner-up position in the Junior category.

This triumphant trio unfurled the banner of Little Flower School at the National level, a source of immense pride for the school. Furthermore, the school’s students from the Bihar-Jharkhand region have left an indelible mark on the national stage in various other disciplines:

CISCE National Athletic Meet 2023: Arshjit Singh and Sumit Sinha of Class 12 showcased their talents by securing gold and silver respectively in the discus throw event.

CISCE National Yoga Championship: Adribhu Dey of Class 8 exhibited exceptional skills, clinching two silver medals in separate events, while Ayushi Adhikari and Anushka Dey of Class 6 proudly won bronze.

CISCE Handball Championship (Under-17 Girls category): Shifa Suren of Class 6 displayed exceptional talent, earning a bronze medal, while Ashni Monga, also of Class 6, garnered bronze in the Under-14 Girls category.

The winning streak continued for the school’s Taekwondo Champions at the CISCE National Taekwondo Championship 2023. The gifted students, Dilprit Singh, Srinika Basu, Amita Tigga, Khushi Srivastava and Adhyayan Malhotra brought home a total of 6 bronze medals in their respective individual categories, showcasing their unwavering dedication to the sport.

The accomplishments of these extraordinary students reflect not only their individual dedication and talent, but also the nurturing environment and rigorous training provided by Little Flower School.