The students of Dhruv Global School
Pune: Dhruv Global School has earned a place in the Asia Book of Records by successfully organising a continuous 24-hour relay swimming marathon involving 58 students on Oct 8 and 9. The participation of 58 students in the continuous relay format made the initiative a significant milestone for the school.
Principal Sangeeta Rautji said Dhruv Global School places considerable emphasis on the all-round development of students, with sports, arts, dance, music, meditation and yoga forming an integral part of their educational experience alongside academics. Rautji said the accomplishment was the result of the combined efforts of every participating student, the swimming instructors, teachers and the wider sports team. The achievement highlighted the importance of physical fitness, teamwork, discipline, perseverance and collective effort among school students. The event, organised by Dhruv Global School, provided students with an opportunity to test their physical capabilities while developing a spirit of cooperation and mutual encouragement. The initiative was conducted under the guidance of Sanjay Malpani, chairman of Dhruv Global School, and directors Yashovardhan Malpani and Anishkaa Malpani. Principal Sangeeta Rautji extended support for the programme, while sports coordinators Girish Tokse and Rohit Patil were responsible for its planning and coordination. She added that the school’s emphasis on physical and intellectual growth was rooted in the vision of its founder, Dr Sanjay Malpani, to provide students with opportunities for comprehensive development. She described the contribution of the teachers, coaches and organisers as commendable, adding that the collective commitment of everyone involved had made the achievement possible. The recognition in the Asia Book of Records marks an important milestone for Dhruv Global School and its efforts to encourage students to participate in activities that promote physical fitness, teamwork and personal growth.