Guru Nanak Fifth Centenary School Mussoorie
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A n I S O 9 0 0 1 : 2 0 0 8 C e r t i f i e d S c h o o l
Sri Guru Nanak Dev Sahib Ji
Founders Late S. Mehtab Singh ji Late Sdn Jasbir Kaur ji
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Guru Nanak Fifth Centenary School Mussoorie (Boys)
Guru Nanak Fifth Centenary School Mussoorie (Girls)
GNFCS (Girls)
GNFCS (Boys)
42 FOUNDERS’ DAY
Guru Nanak Fifth Centenary School
celebrated the 42nd Founders’ Day with
fervour and gaiety. The occasion was graced
by the Chairman S. Jaspal Singh ji, Vice
Chairperson Mrs. Amrit Kaur Sabharwal and
the members of the Managing committee. The
Principal Mrs. N.D. Sawhney and Headmaster
Mr. A. Tewari, as well as Administrative Officer
Mr. Sunil Bakshi welcomed the Chief Guest
Brigadier Harjit Singh (Retd.) former
Chairman, Railway Recruitment Board on the
occasion. The Chief Guest unfurled the
school flag which was followed by a guard of
honour by the NCC cadets of the school. The
programme began with a ‘Shabad Kirtan’.
On the occasion the management, staff,
parents and alumni were also present. On the
second day the students enthralled the
audience with the performance befitting the
occasion. The Chief Guest on the occasion
was Dr. Jaspal Singh, Vice-Chancellor of
Punjab University. Mrs. N.D.Sawhney
presented the annual report highlighting the
achievements in academics and sports. The
Centonians displayed their talent by presenting
hilarious English plays.
The display by the Pipe Bands of both schools (Vincent
Hill and Shangri-la) stole the show. A choreographed
musical display depicting the sentiments on world peace
was the highlight of the day.The students dressed in
colourful costumes synchronized perfectly to the
background music. The day concluded with an exhibition
held at the hall where the school showcased different
projects in art, science and social studies. The Chief Guest,
Harjit Singh appreciated the events performed on that day.






The Hindi skit also gained popularity titled- “Natak Jo Pura
na ho Saka”. The students presented Punjabi folk dance
Bhangra and Gidda. The Chief Guest, Dr. Jaspal Singh
speaking on the occasion said that education should be
able to create a generation which is able to invent or discover
new things in future. Elaborating further he said instead of
repeating what had happened in the past, the purpose of
education should be to create people who have vision and
wisdom. He was of the view that with the advent of vast
number of equipment available, it was easy to acquire any
information but the need was to transform that information
into knowledge and ultimately into wisdom so that students
can have a bright future.

He further added that students should have
curiosity for knowing what one does not know
and process should start at an early age and
carry on lifelong. The Chief Guest also
highlighted the importance of religion in one’s
life stressed on the point that whatever the
community possessed was just the extension
of what Guru Nanak preached or did during his
lifetime. “Guru Nanak Devji preached about
oneness of God which still exists in the Guru
Granth Sahib but people have forgotten these
preaching thus leading to misery”. Dr. Jaspal
Singh also emphasized that the school should
take lead in promoting preachings of Guru
Nanak and especially in context of his
“Udasis” (Travels of Guru Nanak) as the
message of Universal Brotherhood- the need
of the hour.
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