Dates: Saturday October 30th and Sunday October 31st (burning of Raavan) Time: 6:30 pm Venue: School Compound Ramleela play, Tassa, Songs by the School Choir, Instrumentals by the school’s Music Club, Dances by members of the SHC Dance Group, Deeya Lighting Competition and lots of eats and drinks on sale. Also featuring the only 10
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
On October 1st 2010, Form One students received laptops. Their parents signed contracts from the Ministry of Education taking full responsibility for the safety of the laptops. Ms. Ansuiya Ramnath made a presentation on the Acceptable Use Policy so that the parents and students would have a better understanding on what the laptops can and
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
Eight students of SWAHA Hindu College participated in the Secondary Schools’ Short Film Festival for the first time and have already made their mark. The students were required to attend training workshops throughout the July-August vacation to prepare them for film production. These included script writing, story board drawing, understanding the camera and editing videos.
Shivani Khandoo, 16, who is from Sangre Grande has established herself as a singer/model/actress. “Most times the nights are long as performers wait to get on stage,” Shivani said, adding that the entire process of hairstyles, make-up, elaborate costuming and bright lights are a norm for them. Shivani is the daughter of singer Ricky and
Shalini Juteram, 14, won the fourth preliminary round of the Children of Mastana 2010 competition. The Sangre Grande resident, a student of the SWAHA Hindu College, pleased the judges with an energetic modern film dance, choreographed by Colin Rampersad. Full Article Published in The Trinidad Guardian http://guardian.co.tt/news/general/2010/03/25/teen-wins-fourth-mastana-round Photograph: Mastana Bahar
Located at 3/4mm Coalmine Road, Sangre Grande, Swaha Hindu College (SHC) was transferred into its new building since the beginning of the new school year in September of 2009. With this new milieu there have been various changes in the school system. One such change was the “No soft drink day,” which was initiated last
Students and two teachers from the R.K. Puram Delhi Public School, India as well as Pt. Ishwar Madho Maharaj, Mrs. Ambika Madho Maharaj, Mr. Dinesh Arjoon and Mrs. Tanya Arjoon visited Tobago on Saturday 3rd July 2010. Here are some pictures taken in Tobago.
Here are some pictures taken of the students from the P.K. Puram Delhi Public School in India on their visit to SWAHA Hindu College for the cultural exchange programme.
THE SWAHA Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago recently facilitated an exchange programme with the Delhi Public School, RK Puram, of New Delhi, India. The group of 15 students with their teachers under the leadership of Dr.Asha Lata Pandey and Mohammed Hamid Khanhad a wonderful time visiting several historical sites and schools in TT. They also
Photos from Graduation 2010 (Form 5 and Form 6)
TWO STUDENTS of Swaha Hindu College, Sangre Grande, placed first and second in the latest preliminary round of Children of Mastana last Thursday. They are Mohini Mahess and Josiah Layne. Mohini captivated the judges with her performance of a modern film dance choreographed by Colin Rampersad. Josiah earned high points when he sang “Mitwa” from