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What’s New At Ryan International School, Chandigarh, Sector 49-B
The young Ryanites were motivated to make asks of different animals in the cl...
26 October, 2019
The exhibition provided a platform to the students to explore and develop a s...
14 October, 2019
The Ryanites Shashikant and Harleen entered a dramatic quarter-finals in the ...
25 September, 2019
The 16 year old, Pragyat Chawla cycled from Manali to Leh, covering a distanc...
08 August, 2019
Ryan International School, Chandigarh, were part of the junior Roller Hockey ...
19 May, 2019
The day began with the Ryanites introducing themselves and later they were gi...
18 April, 2019
The ceremony was graced by a myriad of imminent personalities and a melliflu...
03 March, 2019
The workshop was presided over by Inspector Prakash, Col APS Johal and the Ch...
13 February, 2019
The students were apprised about the importance of health, hygiene, balanced ...
24 January, 2019
The young Ryanites were motivated to make asks of different animals in the classrooms as their EVS project. Later they were taken for a parade to spread the message.
The exhibition provided a platform to the students to explore and develop a scientific and technological temperament.
The Ryanites Shashikant and Harleen entered a dramatic quarter-finals in the national tennis tournament.
The 16 year old, Pragyat Chawla cycled from Manali to Leh, covering a distance of 540 km is amongst the youngest to achieve this daring feat.
Ryan International School, Chandigarh, were part of the junior Roller Hockey girls team and junior Roller Hockey boys team represented India in the 18th Roller Hockey Asian Championship held in South Korea
The day began with the Ryanites introducing themselves and later they were given activity in order to understand personality grooming.
The ceremony was graced by a myriad of imminent personalities and a mellifluous presentation of praise and worship songs by the school choir uplifted the tone of the day.
The workshop was presided over by Inspector Prakash, Col APS Johal and the Chandigarh Traffic Police Team. Students learned important road safety measures.
The students were apprised about the importance of health, hygiene, balanced diet, exercise and washing hands. Certain myths about sanitizers were also busted.
