Nagrota, August 8: Lieutenant General P K Mishra, General Officer Commanding (GOC), White Knight Corps, visited Sainik School Nagrota, where he inaugurated newly constructed sports facilities and interacted with cadets and students.
Lt Gen Mishra inaugurated Synthetic Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball and Badminton Courts, providing the school’s cadets with upgraded infrastructure for sports training and competitive preparation. Mrs Archana Mishra, Zonal President AWWA White Knight Corps, was also present during the visit.
GOC’s Medallion for Distinguished Service
A key highlight of the visit was the presentation of the GOC’s Medallion for Distinguished Service to four employees of Sainik School Nagrota for their exemplary dedication and contribution to the institution.
The recipients were:
- Shri Sandeep Kumar – Senior Master & PGT Chemistry
- Shri Saroj Kumar Thakur – Lab Assistant
- Shri Mahendra Singh Chauhan – PA to Principal
- Shri Chunni Lal – GE (Mason)
The recognition acknowledged the contribution of the school’s civilian staff towards academic excellence, administration and infrastructure development.
The school magazine, ‘The Chinar’, was also released during the occasion.
Leadership Lessons for Young Students
Mrs Archana Mishra attended the Investiture Ceremony of Chinar Primary School, the junior wing of Sainik School Nagrota.
The ceremony saw young students formally take charge of their leadership responsibilities, reflecting the school’s emphasis on discipline, leadership, responsibility and service from an early age.
A colourful cultural programme presented by the students showcased their confidence, creativity and talent.
New Library Inaugurated
A new library at Chinar Primary School was also inaugurated, marking another important addition to the school’s educational infrastructure.
The modern facility is aimed at encouraging reading, curiosity and intellectual development, giving young learners an opportunity to explore subjects and ideas beyond the classroom.
Focus on Holistic Development
The newly inaugurated sports facilities are expected to provide cadets with better opportunities for systematic training while strengthening the school’s focus on physical fitness, teamwork and sportsmanship.
The visit highlighted the close association between the Armed Forces and Sainik School Nagrota and reinforced the institution’s broader mission of nurturing young citizens who are disciplined, confident, capable and committed to serving the nation.
The occasion concluded with a renewed emphasis on strengthening infrastructure while simultaneously promoting academic excellence, character building, leadership and physical fitness among the school’s young learners.