Solan: Arjun Bhagat, the Chairman and CEO of Calibrated Group, as well as Founder and Trustee of Plaksha University, presided over the 33rd annual function of Pinegrove School, Subathu, bringing his message of inspiration and encouragement to the young learners. With words that resonated with ambition and dedication, Bhagat emphasized the importance of excellence in every endeavor and called on students to pursue their dreams with unwavering determination. He also took time to inspect an impressive parade that showcased the students’ discipline and hard work, setting the tone for a memorable celebration.
Accompanying him was Dr. Anita Manwani, Founder Trustee of Ashoka University, USA, and President and CA of Silicon Valley, who graced the occasion as a special guest. Dr. Manwani’s presence underscored the international recognition and support for Pinegrove’s commitment to holistic education. Together, Bhagat and Manwani praised the school’s remarkable journey in establishing itself as a leading educational institution in the state, gaining a notable reputation within a short span of time.
In his address, Arjun Bhagat remarked on Pinegrove School’s impressive achievements, attributing its rapid growth and esteemed status to the relentless hard work of the faculty, students, and administration. “Pinegrove School has made its mark as a special institution in the state by prioritizing all-rounded development in both academics and extracurricular activities,” he stated. Bhagat lauded the school for creating an environment that nurtures both the intellect and character of students, reinforcing the importance of education that goes beyond textbooks.
The annual function was also a vibrant showcase of the diverse talents that Pinegrove nurtures. Students dazzled the audience with performances in gymnastics, brass band music, Indian classical and western music, along with other culturally rich programs. These carefully curated events reflected the school’s commitment to promoting cultural understanding and artistic expression, essential pillars of Pinegrove’s educational philosophy.
In addition to the performances, the exhibition of handcrafted items by students, including embroidery, sewing, and other creative works, was a highlight of the event. The craftsmanship on display not only celebrated the students’ creativity but also demonstrated the school’s efforts to promote skills-based learning.
