Installation Ceremony of Interact Club Held at Brookfield International School

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Mohali, August 26, 2025:-Brookfield International School, Siswan Road, proudly hosted the Installation Ceremony of the Interact Club – Session 2025-26 in collaboration with the Rotary Club. The event began with a soulful prayer followed by an introduction to the Rotary's legacy of "Service Above Self." The school choir presented a melodious welcome song, adding warmth and vibrancy to the atmosphere.The ceremony was graced by distinguished guests including Rotary President Aameep Sinha, Rotary Secretary Kuldip Singh Dhody, Chair Youth Services Ms. Manpreet Kaur, Director Youth Services Amanpreet Singh, Senior Rotarian Hardeep Singh, and Vice President Damandeep Singh. The newly elected Interact Club members were also warmly welcomed. The event began with the 'collaring' of newly elected Interact Club President Ms. Satkirat Kaur, followed by the presentation of the Charter to the School Principal, Interact President, and Secretary  Tanmay Sachdeva. Symbolic sapling presentations and a plantation drive highlighted the school's commitment to sustainability. A thought-provoking talk on Cyber Crimes was delivered by Jyotiraditya Singh Rana and Shabnam Bala, followed by a cultural dance performance by the students. The Interact Club will focus on nurturing leadership qualities, community service, and social awareness. Members will actively contribute to initiatives such as cleanliness drives, environmental protection campaigns, helping the underprivileged, and other community welfare projects.

Highlighting the significance of the event, Manav Singla, President of Brookfield International School, stated that We feel immensely proud that our students are becoming a part of the Interact Club. This platform will not only enrich their academic journey but also inspire them to become responsible and sensitive citizens. I am confident that they will make meaningful contributions in the field of social service and bring laurels to our school. The programme concluded with the recitation of Rotary's Four-Way Test, a tree plantation drive, and a note of thanks.