HPS Centenary Summer Camp closing ceremony is a magical tapestry of art, dance and theatre
Hyderabad, May 20, 2023: The Hyderabad Public School- Begumpet concluded its centenary summer camp with a grand art exhibition. A combination of fun and learning, this summer camp was a month-long treat for students at The Hyderabad Public School. To wrap up the event orchestrated by his alma mater, Actor Mr. Rana Daggubati, an alumnus from the Batch of 2002 was present as the Chief Guest along with I/C Principal Mrs. Amrita Chandra Raju, and President of The Hyderabad Public School Society Mr. Gusti J. Noria.
The art exhibition was a display of skills the students learnt and mastered during the centenary summer camp. Live food counters with fireless cooking and a series of calligraphy artworks were also exhibited at the event, followed by a captivating western dance performance. The audience was mesmerized by the flawless execution of dance steps and infectious energy of the young dancers. The classic tale of Tenali Ramakrishna was presented through a musical skit, taking the audience on a laughter ride.
Appreciating the young talent, Rana Daggubati said, “HPS is a dream school. As an actor, watching the students dance and act was very overwhelming and brings back so many memories. HPS gave me the opportunity to discover my passion for movies and I hope to work with one of these young talents in the future.”
“All initiatives at The Hyderabad Public School, including the summer camp are structured to ensure that students and participants are always imbibing a mindset to excel, focus on learning and enhance their leadership abilities. The school continues to create an ecosystem for students to nurture their creative endeavors and move the needle towards creating promising leaders out of students, something that The Hyderabad Public School is known for.” said Mr. Gusti Noria, President of The Hyderabad Public Society.
The closing ceremony was an emotional moment for students and teachers, as the month-long camp ended with fun memories. Along with day-to-day sessions, children also were part of special sessions conducted by Olympian Alex Anthony and K. Hindola, a sports psychologist during the summer camp. The great show put on by the students was applauded by the audience. Students dedicated the performance to their teachers who made the summer camp a productive experience. The camp was a huge success as teachers and students wholeheartedly enjoyed the programs and expressed their love and gratitude through the performances.
About HPS:
Established 100 years ago, The Hyderabad Public School, also known as HPS, has the distinction of being one of the oldest educational institution systems nurturing leaders of tomorrow. The HPS way makes learning the focus instead of teaching, helping it to stay in tune with changing times and delivering top-notch education to its students. What sets HPS apart is its ability to provide an ecosystem for all-round development, incorporating learning methodologies that rely on self-discovery, encourage curiosity and develop value-based leadership and management skills of the students. With a 120-acre campus, state-of-the-art labs, naturally ventilated classrooms, unparalleled sports infrastructure, residential facilities, and best-in-class faculty students, both day and boarding, have access to the best of facilities and teaching staff. Interestingly, Shaheen - the majestic Eagle - is the mascot of the School and is a reflection of the institute’s philosophy to always conduct oneself with dignity and respect and yet soar above the rest. HPS’ alumni base boasts of successful and well-known CXOs who run global corporations or are influencers in their fields. In 2019, the Harvard Business Review placed three of its alumni among the Top 10 best-performing CEOs globally. These include Satya Nadela, Shantanu Narayan, and Ajay Pal Banga. The Harvard Business Review rating is a testimony to HPS having found the secret sauce to creating leaders of tomorrow. In 2023, HPS is proudly celebrating its centenary completion, and is gearing up to achieve its vision of becoming one of the top schools globally by 2050.
About HPS Centenary Celebrations
The Centenary Celebrations, which began in January 2023, comprise a year-long series of events for students, staff, parents and the alumni.
The art exhibition was a display of skills the students learnt and mastered during the centenary summer camp. Live food counters with fireless cooking and a series of calligraphy artworks were also exhibited at the event, followed by a captivating western dance performance. The audience was mesmerized by the flawless execution of dance steps and infectious energy of the young dancers. The classic tale of Tenali Ramakrishna was presented through a musical skit, taking the audience on a laughter ride.
Appreciating the young talent, Rana Daggubati said, “HPS is a dream school. As an actor, watching the students dance and act was very overwhelming and brings back so many memories. HPS gave me the opportunity to discover my passion for movies and I hope to work with one of these young talents in the future.”
“All initiatives at The Hyderabad Public School, including the summer camp are structured to ensure that students and participants are always imbibing a mindset to excel, focus on learning and enhance their leadership abilities. The school continues to create an ecosystem for students to nurture their creative endeavors and move the needle towards creating promising leaders out of students, something that The Hyderabad Public School is known for.” said Mr. Gusti Noria, President of The Hyderabad Public Society.
The closing ceremony was an emotional moment for students and teachers, as the month-long camp ended with fun memories. Along with day-to-day sessions, children also were part of special sessions conducted by Olympian Alex Anthony and K. Hindola, a sports psychologist during the summer camp. The great show put on by the students was applauded by the audience. Students dedicated the performance to their teachers who made the summer camp a productive experience. The camp was a huge success as teachers and students wholeheartedly enjoyed the programs and expressed their love and gratitude through the performances.
About HPS:
Established 100 years ago, The Hyderabad Public School, also known as HPS, has the distinction of being one of the oldest educational institution systems nurturing leaders of tomorrow. The HPS way makes learning the focus instead of teaching, helping it to stay in tune with changing times and delivering top-notch education to its students. What sets HPS apart is its ability to provide an ecosystem for all-round development, incorporating learning methodologies that rely on self-discovery, encourage curiosity and develop value-based leadership and management skills of the students. With a 120-acre campus, state-of-the-art labs, naturally ventilated classrooms, unparalleled sports infrastructure, residential facilities, and best-in-class faculty students, both day and boarding, have access to the best of facilities and teaching staff. Interestingly, Shaheen - the majestic Eagle - is the mascot of the School and is a reflection of the institute’s philosophy to always conduct oneself with dignity and respect and yet soar above the rest. HPS’ alumni base boasts of successful and well-known CXOs who run global corporations or are influencers in their fields. In 2019, the Harvard Business Review placed three of its alumni among the Top 10 best-performing CEOs globally. These include Satya Nadela, Shantanu Narayan, and Ajay Pal Banga. The Harvard Business Review rating is a testimony to HPS having found the secret sauce to creating leaders of tomorrow. In 2023, HPS is proudly celebrating its centenary completion, and is gearing up to achieve its vision of becoming one of the top schools globally by 2050.
About HPS Centenary Celebrations
The Centenary Celebrations, which began in January 2023, comprise a year-long series of events for students, staff, parents and the alumni.