School Clubs

Health & Wellness Club (Primary Department)
Health and Wellness Club has’een set up in the school as per the guidelines of CBSE. The club activities focused on creating awareness regarding various aspects that contribute to health and wellbeing of an individual. It influences students’ habits and attitude to attain the optimum health.
The club caters to the physical fitness of the kids through a plethora of activities to achieve its goal.

Dharohar Club (Middle & Senior Department)
It is not the honour that you take with, but the heritage you leave behind.
Changing beliefs is tough but not impossible. Dharohar club at BBPS jharli has been striving hard to promote awareness of and involvement in heritage to inculcate a respect for diversity, tolerance, mutual understanding, patience and peaceful co-existence in school children.
A number of activities are governed to encourage our children to learn about national heritage and to gain exposure to different heritages around the country.

Do It Yourself club (Primary Department)
There should be a scope of learning beyond class room confinement to widen the knowledge of students and to provide exposure for real life problems relating to society. Our Club provides the students with opportunities to develop their explorative, creative and inventive faculties.

Literary Club (Primary, Middle & Senior Department)
To inculcate among students a flair for the language and enhance their literary skills. To induce reading habits in students. To encourage students to become orators and display their intellectual, independent thinking skills and imbibe a sense of confidence. To provide a platform for debating events.

Creator Club (Middle & Senior Department)
Truly love nature, you will find beauty everywhere.
Eco clubs in school will empower students to participate and take up meaning full environmental activities and projects. It is a forum through which students can reach out to influence and engage their parents and neighbourhood communities to promote sound environmental behaviour.