A few prominent West Indies cricketers visited SWAHA Hindu College on Wednesday 25th May 2016 as part of the Champions School Tour. They were accompanied by Mr. Gowkeran Ali, Curriculum Officer (P.E.) and other officials. They are currently visiting schools to help motivate students by sharing their personal struggles to achieve success. The cricketers included
A group of students and teachers entered SWAHA’s Annual Swadeshi Competition on May 1st, 2016. We were successful in the following categories: STORY-TELLING 13-16 years 3rd. Radha Sookram- SWAHA Hindu College VISUAL ARTS 13-15 years. 1st. Anisha Ramnarine- SWAHA Hindu College FOLK DANCE 1st. SWAHA Hindu College Dance Group CHORAL SPEAKING 3rd. SWAHA Hindu College.
(Left) Miss Alisa Mohammed (P.E. teacher) presents Kadeem Stoute with a trophy and medal. (Click on photo for larger image) Kadeem Stoute, a main member of a “Pelau Team” which consisted of students of Valencia Secondary, Sangre Grande Secondary and Swaha Hindu College, participated in the Secondary School’s Regatta at Salybia River on Sunday 24th
The Board of Education of Swaha, the Principal, teachers and students of Swaha Hindu College, and indeed the Swaha organisation wish to congratulate Ms. Monifa Armstrong on copping an Additional Scholarship in Environmental Studies. She attained all ones in Caribbean Studies, Communication Studies, Biology, Chemistry and Environmental Science. She has left an indelible mark on
Excerpt from Trinidad Guardian, Saturday February 02, 2013 Page A7 (by Tremaine Soca Warner): …In the Secondary Schools category, 15 year old Ferdinand Smith of Swaha Hindu College walked away with the crown, beating 12 competitors. The form three student performed his song ‘Back in the Dance’ – a tribute to soca icon Austin Superblue
Chelsie Ramsingh, a young, enthusiastic, optimistic student, entered the doors of Swaha Hindu College motivated to achieve. Encouraged by the high disciplined, dedicated teachers and mentored by the Principal at that time, Pt. Balram Persad, Chelsie was challenged to become a scholarship winner. At an early age, she displayed the unyielding ability to accomplish any
Angenie Harricoo is a Form 1 Om student of SWAHA Hindu College. She is a young and graceful aspiring artist. She began dancing at the tender age of six, under the instruction of internationally acclaimed dance artiste Susan Mohip. Ever since, she has diligently studied each aspect of the Kathak style and has devoted herself
SWAHA Hindu College was invited to participate in 15th Edition of the Schools’ Investment Game 2010-2011 hosted by the Unit Trust Corporation. The game was created to enhance the knowledge learnt in the classroom and to provide the students with the practical exposure to the money and capital market. Teams entering the game were allotted
Students of secondary schools from all areas of Trinidad entered the National Gas Company’s Gas Rush Competition. Booklets containing material on which the questions will be based on as well as energy maps of Trinidad were distributed to students. Monifa Armstrong, Jamila Best, Nikita Sukul and Rhea Dodds entered and were guided and assisted by Ms
Five students of SWAHA Hindu College submitted art pieces for the Unit Trust Corporation’s Divali Art Competition 2010. The theme for 2010 was ‘Lights of Hope and Peace’. They are currently awaiting the results. Here are the entries: Click on images for larger view Name: Sacha Ragoobar Form: 4 Title of Work: Goddess Of Wealth
Chelsie Ramsingh is one of the trail-blazers of SWAHA Hindu College who has demonstrated that prayer, family and a disciplined approach to life are the key factors that augurs well for total success. In this year’s CSEC examinations Chelsie, who celebrated her seventeenth birthday just about three weeks ago, attained seven Grade Ones, a clear