Co-Curricular Activities
POSH AND POCSO WORKSHOPS :
The school conducted a series of workshops on POSH and POCSO, led by resource person Mrs. Shalu Sharma, a POSH & POCSO consultant and legal advisor.On May 15, 2025, students from classes 3 to 12 participated in a POCSO workshop in two shifts.Additionally, teachers attended workshops on POSH on July 14, 2025, and POCSO workshop on July 15, 2025.
These sessions aimed to promote awareness and create a safe environment for students and staff.The session concluded with an open dialogue, promoting mutual respect and a harassment-free work environment.
BADGE MAKING ACTIVITY (THEME : Operation Sindoor – Proud to Be Indian) :
A creative and patriotic Badge Making Activity was successfully conducted for students of Classes 6 to 8 on 23rd June 2025, as a tribute to the spirit of Operation Sindoor. The aim of the activity was to instill national pride and honour the sacrifices of our soldiers through art and expression.
Students enthusiastically designed handmade badges using chart paper, sketch pens, colours, and other craft materials. Slogans such as "I Support My Soldiers", "Operation Sindoor Lives On", and "Jai Hind, Jai Bharat" added emotional depth and meaning to their creations.
The activity not only brought out the students’ creativity but also deepened their understanding of patriotism and the value of unity. Wearing their self-made badges with pride, students displayed a strong sense of respect for the armed forces.
The event was a visual treat and a meaningful step towards building a generation of aware and responsible citizens.
LABEL MAKING ACTIVITY :
To observe World Diabetes Awareness, a Label Making Activity was conducted for Classes 6–8 with the theme “Obesity and Diabetes.” The objective was to promote awareness about healthy eating and lifestyle choices.Students designed creative labels for imaginary healthy food/drink products. Each label included:
A unique product name : Nutrition facts Healthy ingredients
Tags like “No Added Sugar” or “High in Fiber”
Optional health slogans
The activity encouraged scientific thinking, creativity, and discussions on lifestyle diseases. Best entries were submitted to the Art & Craft teacher for display in the Art Room. This activity successfully blended learning with creativity, motivating students to adopt healthier habits.
Awareness Lecture on Cancer By Renowned Oncologist Dr. ParasKhanna :
Cancer Awareness Program: A Step Towards a Healthier Tomorrow
On January 30th, Air Force School Jammu organized a Cancer Awareness Program which aimed to educate the audience about the different types of cancer, their prevention, cure, and the importance of lifestyle changes.
The program was graced by the presence of Chief Guest, Mrs. Sofia Rawat, President AFFWA (L) and attended by students and parents. The program was also aired online on Google meet for parents.
Dr. ParasKhanna, a renowned Surgical Oncologist delivered an informative and engaging lecture on various aspects of cancer. He began by explaining the different types of cancer, their symptoms, and risk factors. He emphasized the importance of early detection and diagnosis in the treatment and management of cancer. The doctor also highlighted the significance of prevention and cure. He stressed that many types of cancer can be prevented by adopting healthy lifestyle habits, such as a balanced diet, regular exercise, and avoiding tobacco and alcohol.
One of the key topics covered during the program was the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine. Dr. Khanna explained that HPV is a common virus that can cause cervical cancer, as well as other types of cancer. He emphasised the importance of getting vaccinated against HPV, particularly for young girls and women.
Lifestyle Changes for Cancer Prevention
Dr. Khanna also discussed the importance of lifestyle changes in preventing cancer. He advised the audience
-To eat a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains
- Exercise regularly to maintain a healthy weight - Avoid tobacco and alcohol
- Get vaccinated against HPV and other cancer-causing viruses.
ANNUAL DAY 'SANKLAN' :
Air Force School Jammu celebrated its Annual Day "Sankalan” 2024 on 21 Dec at the Polo Ground . The entire ground was decorated beautifully for the event. Air Commodore SS Rawat VM, Air Officer Commanding Air Force Station Jammu was the chief guest and Mrs.Sophia Rawat, President AFWWA was the guest of honour on the occasion. Also present at the occasion were, Flight Lieutenant Rajkumar, Executive Director of Air Force School Jammu, and other dignitaries. The function began with the traditional lamp lighting followed by the Annual Report given by Mrs. Shuchi Gupta, Principal, Air Force School Jammu in which the achievements in scholastic and co-scholastic activities were highlighted. This was followed by colourful cultural program by the students of Air Force School Jammu. The audience was enthralled by the programme put on by the little angels wearing beautiful costumes who were looking very attractive and innocent while performing. Scintillating dance performances by the students of the senior wing held the audience mesmerized. The Bhangra performance was the prime mover of the programme and made the audience tap their feet along. During performances, the meritorious students were awarded medals and prizes for their academic and other cultural and extra-curricular achievements. Speaking in his address, the chief guest congratulated the school for its achievements and praised the students and teachers for their hard efforts to put up a brilliant show .The function ended on a positive note with the Vote of Thanks given by the Ms. Shuchi Gupta principal, Air Force School Jammu. Overall, it was such a fulfilling program that moved the heart of everyone present at the venue.
INTER SCHOOL ORATORY COMPETITION :
On August 23rd, Air Force School Jammu participated in the Annual Inter-School Oratory Competition, 'Dr. Aparna Oratory Odyssey,' hosted at Stephens International School. The event aimed to foster critical thinking, public speaking, and healthy competition among students. It was conducted across two categories, each tailored to different age groups and debate formats.
In the Classical Debate category for classes 10 to 12, students debated on the topic "Coalition Politics and Government is Better for a Multicultural Society like India." Our talented participants, Divita Mahajan and Siddhi Kumari from class 12, delivered a compelling argument, securing 1st position out of around 20 competing schools. Their remarkable performance brought great pride to Air Force School Jammu. The success in this prestigious event highlights our school's commitment to excellence in oratory and debate.
AFFWA English Declamation Contest 2024. :
Siddhi Kumari of class XII - A ( D/ O JWO M. Thakur ) Participated in Command
level AFFWA English Declamation Contest and secured 2nd position that was held
at Head Quarter Western Air Command at Subroto Park. She has received a
participation certificate, a motivational book and a Fastrack watch as a gift. The
school is proud of her efforts and the teachers for making the updating the content
as and when required.
Erudites Young Mind Conclave '24 - Public speaking For middle school. :
First time in Jammu and Kashmir an event named Young Mind Conclave under the banner of Erudite community was held for the middle school students. Our school team of 09 students participated in the event and gained an experience of brainstorm, researching and public speaking. They also got the opportunity to participate in hands on activities and met real life heroes pertaining to their topics. An example is of Inspector Vikram from Cyber Cell Jammu Anchors from JK News Gulistan Channel. Both the days were full of activities and allowed children to delve into their topics of discussion. The Conclave was almost on the format of MUN but slight changes to creat young speakers were brought. The Children had an enriching experience.
Motivational Lecture By Capt Malavika Nambiar and Capt Nikitha Mishra :
An enlightening awareness program held on May 10, 2024, at the school auditorium featured Capt Malavika Nambiar and Capt Nikitha Mishra. Capt Nambiar discussed "Nurses in Uniform" and emphasized career opportunities for nurses in the Military Nursing Service (MNS). She highlighted the unique role of nurses in the MNS, providing healthcare services to armed forces personnel and their families. Capt Mishra addressed the "Harmful Effects of Mobile Use," raising awareness among the students.The event, graced by the Officiating Principal, concluded with gratitude extended to the speakers and organizers for their valuable contributions.