Alok School, Rajsamand

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Prize & Medal Distribution Ceremony

The Prize and Medal Distribution Ceremony for the various competitions held during Maharana Pratap Literary & Cultural Week and Vivekanand Sports Week was organized with great enthusiasm at the school campus. Students from Nursery to Class XII actively participated in a wide range of literary, cultural, and sports activities throughout the week.

The ceremony was graced by the presence of Dr Pradeep Kumawat , Director Alok Institution, Shri Manoj Kumawat, along with Administrator Shri Lalit Goswami, Principal Shri Dhruv Kumawat, and Association Administrator Shri Dhruv Kumawat, who distributed prizes and medals to the winners.

The dignitaries congratulated the students for their excellent performances and encouraged them to continue participating in such activities for their overall development, confidence, and team spirit.

The event concluded with appreciation for the efforts of the teachers and organizers who made the successful conduct of both weeks possible.

Glimpses of Farewell Manglotsav 2026

: Basant Panchami Mahotsav with Vidyarambh Sanskar & Various Competitions at Alok
Rajsamand celebrated Basant Panchami and Vidyarambh Sanskar with devotion and cultural fervour on 23 January 2026. The programme commenced with the worship of Goddess Saraswati, Saraswati Havan, and Maha Aarti, filling the campus with a serene and spiritual ambience.

The ceremony was graced by Director Dr. Pradeep Kumar Kumawat, Administrator Mr. Manoj Kumar Kumawat, Principal Mr. Lalit Goswami, and Vice Administrator Mr. Dhruv Kumar Kumawat, who collectively inaugurated the Basant Mahotsav by lighting the sacred lamp at the Saraswati Temple.

Hon Director Sir t blessed the newly admitted students and remarked,
“Vidyarambh is not merely the beginning of education but the foundation of values, discipline, and character.”

The Vidyarambh Sanskar of nursery students was the highlight of the day, where tiny learners wrote “Om” with kumkum in the presence of their parents. The children were warmly welcomed with tilak and prasad.

To encourage creativity, various competitions such as drawing, colouring, calligraphy, recitation, and music activities were organised across classes. Musical instruments were also worshipped, symbolising reverence for art and learning.

Parents expressed heartfelt appreciation for the school’s efforts in blending tradition with education and shared that the ceremony created an emotional and memorable start to their children’s academic journey.

The celebration beautifully reflected the school’s commitment to nurturing knowledge, culture, and holistic development.