Our Activities

Gandhi and Shastri Jayanti was celebrated with great enthusiasm at the school to remember the ideals and contributions of Mahatma Gandhi and Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri. The celebration began with an Inter-House Bhajan Competition for Classes VI–VIII, where students presented devotional songs, creating an atmosphere of peace and devotion. Following the competition, students of Class VI participated in a Gandhi March, spreading the message of truth, non-violence, peace and social responsibility. The march served as a reminder of Gandhiji’s enduring principles and their relevance in our daily lives. Students of Class VII took part in Shramdaan (Cleanliness Drive), wherein different sections were assigned specific areas of the school for cleaning. The activity aimed to instil the values of dignity of labour, cleanliness and collective responsibility among students. The celebration provided students with an opportunity to move beyond remembering these great leaders and understand the importance of practising their ideals through simple actions in everyday life.

The school observed Poshan Diwas – Joy of Giving on the birth anniversary of our revered Patron, Shri Yadupati Singhania Sir. The day reflected the values of service, compassion, gratitude and sharing.

The celebrations began with a special assembly at the Assembly Truss. Shri Yadupati Singhania Sir was remembered through lamp lighting, garlanding, a floral tribute, a speech and a Hindi poem highlighting his values and contribution to society. The money collected during the assembly was presented to the Grade D employees as a token of gratitude for their valuable contribution to the school.

Principal Ms. Nidhi Sharma threw light on the values and vision of Shri Yadupati Singhania Sir and encouraged students to carry these values forward. She led the students in a pledge to make his name proud, uphold the dignity of the school and keep its premises clean and well-maintained. She reminded the students that the school building is not merely a structure but a legacy that has been entrusted to them and must be preserved with care.

A Mega Blood Donation Camp was also organised in the Art Lab of the Primary Wing, giving members of the school community an opportunity to contribute towards saving lives.

The spirit of Joy of Giving continued throughout the day, with essential items contributed by students being collected for distribution to people in need. The initiative encouraged students to understand the value of sharing and helping others.

The day was a meaningful celebration of giving, caring and preserving, bringing together the school community in the true spirit of Poshan Diwas – Joy of Giving.

70 NCC Cadets of LK Singhania Education Centre, Nimbahera participated in the Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign and presented a group rendition of "Vande Mataram" with patriotic fervor.

CHITTORGARH 7th August 2026— L.K. Singhania Education Centre Nimbahera successfully hosted a high-impact CBSE District Level Deliberation (DLD) Workshop on Computational Thinking (CT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The event brought together 50 educators from across the Chittorgarh district and neighboring Madhya Pradesh.

The workshop commenced with the Appreciation Committee members being warmly welcomed by Principal Ma’am, along with distinguished dignitaries Shri Anil Ji Somani, Shri K.L. Joshi Ji, and Shri Shailendra Vaishnav Ji.

Serving as the school Principal and District Training Cordinator, Ms Nidhi Sharma delivered the keynote address, briefing participants on the core objectives of the CBSE DLD initiative and the integration of CT and AI in modern schooling.

A central highlight of the day was the academic sharing session, featuring 16 educator presenters who showcased insightful case papers centered on innovative CT and AI teaching methodologies. The collaborative event concluded with renewed enthusiasm among regional educators to foster future-ready, technologically fluent learners.

A central highlight of the day was the academic sharing session, featuring 16 educator presenters who showcased insightful case papers centered on innovative CT and AI teaching methodologies. The collaborative event concluded with renewed enthusiasm among regional educators to foster future-ready, technologically fluent learners.A central highlight of the day was the academic sharing session, featuring 16 educator presenters who showcased insightful case papers centered on innovative CT and AI teaching methodologies. The collaborative event concluded with renewed enthusiasm among regional educators to foster future-ready, technologically fluent learners.

LK Singhania Education Centre (LKSEC) proudly hosted the second edition of Manthan 2026 – A Confluence of Ideas and Expressions on 5th and 6th August 2026, bringing together talented students from leading schools across the region in a vibrant celebration of creativity, performing arts, music, diplomacy, leadership, innovation, and critical thinking. Envisioned under the dynamic leadership of the Principal, Ms. Nidhi Sharma, the two-day inter-school festival served as a platform where young minds showcased their talents while embracing experiential learning beyond the classroom.

The event was graced by Ms. Krishna Saigal, Head of Education, JK Cement Education Vertical, as the Chief Guest, and Mr. Saurabh Kumar, Accounts Head, JK Cement Education Vertical, as the Special Guest on both days. On the second day, the celebrations were further honoured by the presence of Mr. Manish Toshniwal, Unit Head, JKCW Nimbahera & Mangrol, and Mr. Manoj Soni, Secretary, KNES and Commercial Head, JKCW Nimbahera & Mangrol, as the Distinguished Guests.