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The Rajmata Krishna Kumari Girls’ Public School, the RKK School for short, has entered into its fifteenth year. Each student and teacher of this institution is firmly committed to an RKK School Culture which spells creativity in thought and deed. The learning experience leads to a quest for more. The School strongly believes and understand the linkages between values and a purpose in life.

Academically, the school is divided into the Pre-primary, the Primary, the Secondary and the Senior Secondary sections. Each section functions systematically with emphasis on age related learning skills. The students are prepared for the AISSE (Class X) and the AISSCE (Class XII) conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education every year. In the Senior Secondary classes, students choose either Science, Commerce or the Humanities stream of study.

The ex-students, the 'Aarkekians' continue to occupy a very special niche in the school.

School Day for the Juniors was celebrated on the 22nd of December 2005. Mr. Rajendra Singh, winner of the Ramon Magasaysay Award was the special guest for the occasion. Chaitanya Gehlot and Smriti Bhati from class IV were awarded the Best Allrounder Trophy in the junior school.

The theme for the evening of the Senior School Day (23rd December 2005), was ‘Viraat Vikram’ Valour …….. infinite. Our special invitee was Air Chief Marshal S.P. Tyagi, the Chief of the Air Staff. Purva Gupta was the Best All-rounder and Sri Bhawani House was the overall winner of the Maharaja Gaj Singh Inter House Trophy.

Several experts interacted with the students during the year.

Kalamandalam Raman Kutty Nair, a living legend from Kerala stunned the girls with an astonishing performance in Kathakali. The gorgeous costume and make up and the sheer dynamism of the dance was indeed a rare display of extraordinary talent and professional training. Brig. Phillip Campose the special invitee of the day, also interacted with the maestro as an art admirer and a special guest.

Padma Vibhushan Uma Sharma captured the heart and minds of the students and guests with a SPIC MACAY lecture demonstration in Kathak, an ever rhythmic and expressive classical dance form of North India.

Smt. Tejan Bai captivated the audience with her strong resonating voice and folklore.

Acharya Hari Palji Shastri and Shri Goverdhanlalji conducted a Yoga awareness programme in the Maharaja Gaj Singhji Block.

Prof. N. L. Mitra, ex-Director National Law School University of India, Bangalore and founder Vice Chancellor N.L.U. Jodhpur and certified as among the top 50 legal academicians of the world by the American Bar Association, answered a volley of questions from the keenly interested and inquisitive students.

Dr. A.M. Singhvi, an alumnus of Havard Business School and the Manchester Business School enlightened the students on corporate social responsibility and women empowerment.

Dr. Rajeev Desai, an eye specialist addressed the middle school with an all important interaction on eye care.

Guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar founder of the Art of living course, had an informal question answer session relating to varied issues concerning the lives of students in the computer world today.

School strength

Admissions this year have taken the school strength to 900 from 814.

Co-curricular Activities

In the pre-primary and primary classes, regular activities include games, art, craft, skating, yoga and music. The new Art Gallery has enhanced display, workspace and storage of art work/material.

In memory of late Shri Padma Bhushan Shri Komal Kothari a folk music concert was held in the new library by very young and talented artistes.

Games & Sports

Besides regular games and sports, ‘specialised coaching’ continues in basketball, handball, gymnastics and tennis. The school handball team won the Gold Medal in the under fourteen National Handball Tournament (CBSE) held at Jamshedpur in November this year defeating Jananadeep, Karnataka in the finals. Bhavya Choudhary, Surabhi Mewara and Udaya Kanwar were chosen for CBSE best talent scholarship for sports. Manoj Rathore and Surbhi Mewara have been selected to play in the Rajasthan State Team.

A smart interhouse parade competition alongwith the sports day in February showcased the fitness and form of our students when Brig. Amit Sharma inspected the parade and took the salute. Shri Ambika House was the best marching squad and the best house.

Debates & Quiz Competitions

The Annual Inter School Siddharth Bhandari Memorial Science and Environment Quiz was an overwhelming success with RKK School, Jodhpur winning the trophy. Mr. S.N. Jain IPS, IG BSF was the Special Guest for the morning. The Mayoor School, Ajmer stood second followed by Maharaja Sawai Man Singh Vidhyalaya, Jaipur.

Enakshi Singh from the school was judged as the best speaker at the '6th Inter-Institutional L.N. Birla Zonal Debate Competition' held at India International Institute of Management (IIIM), Sector 12, Mahaveer Marg, Mansarovar, Jaipur organized by India International School, Jaipur and Birla High School, Kolkata on Wednesday, 31st August 2005. The topic was 'Money Cannot Buy Happiness'.

The '6th Inter-Institutional L.N. Birla National Debate Competition' was held at Birla High School, Kolkata on 18th November 2005. The Zonal Finalists alongwith six guest schools from Kolkata participated and debated on the topic ‘Tradition is an obstacle to progress’. Enakshi Singh from our school was ranked second speaking against the motion.

Shraddha Mehta of the School was adjudged the Best Speaker in the VIII V.V. John Memorial Inter - School Debate held on 15th October 2005. She was given a cash prize of Rs.3500/-. The proposition for the debate was ‘Euthanasia Should Be Legalized’.

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