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Apeejay School, Charkhi Dadri holds Inter-house solo singing competition

Students from the four houses took the stage to showcase their vocal talent

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Apeejay School, Charkhi Dadri, held an Inter-house Solo Singing Competition for its middle and senior sections. Students from the four houses, Gautam, Kabir, Nanak and Vivekananda, took the stage to showcase their vocal talent. The school said the event was meant to give students a platform to build confidence and express their creativity through music.

Participants from all four houses performed before the audience. All the students stood out for their expressive singing and confident stage presence. Each singer brought a different musical style to the contest, which the school said reflected dedication, practice and a genuine love for singing.

Middle section results

Priyanshi of Class VII from Gautam House won first position. Riddhi of Class VII, who represented the Vivekananda House took second place, and Taman of Class VI (Kabir House) finished third. Tiara of Class VI received a consolation prize for her performance.

Senior section results

Sunidhi of Class X from Nanak House secured first position. Varun Bansal of Class XI, representing the Vivekananda House and Tejas of Class X (Nanak House) shared second place. Drishtant of Class XI (Nanak House) won third position. Lakshika of Class XI (Kabir House) and Keshav of Class XI (Gautam House) received consolation prizes.

Nanak House had three students among the senior section’s top placings. The school said the competition encouraged healthy rivalry and a wider appreciation for music. It showed the value of co-curricular activities in building confidence, discipline, perseverance and personality.

The school Principal, Dr Vineet Vasishtha, blessed the participants and praised their enthusiasm, dedication and musical ability. He urged students to keep exploring their talents and to take part wholeheartedly in such activities.

“Music nurtures the soul, builds confidence, and gives wings to creativity,” said Dr Vasishtha. “I congratulate all the participants of the Inter-house Solo Singing Competition for their wonderful performances and commendable enthusiasm. Such platforms enable students to discover their potential, overcome stage fear, and appreciate the beauty of artistic expression. I encourage every student to continue honing their talents with dedication and perseverance. May our young singers continue to soar high and spread harmony through their melodious voices.”

The event closed on a musical note, in keeping with the school motto, Soaring High is My Nature.

Sheen is working as a senior correspondent with Apeejay Newsroom. With experience in covering education for the last four years, she has worked with The Indian Express and Network 18. She can be contacted at [email protected]