Riding

All the students take part in the school games which is compulsory. Riding is very popular amongst the students of PPS. About 300 students of the school are the members of the Riding Club. The boys and girls are given excellent coaching in Show Jumping, Dressage, Tent Pegging etc. by a qualified instructor. The school riders have brought laurels to the school at the National level. In 2003 for the first time the school riders participated in the Delhi Horse Show and won 19 medals.

In 2004, 2005 and 2006 the medal tally rose to 33, 51 and 45 (with 13 Gold Medals) respectively. In 2004, our three riders were selected for an international tent pegging competition. PPS has the distinction of winning IPSC Riding Championships many times. Some of the ex students of PPS are riders of international fame.

Achievements

Delhi Horse Show- March-April, 2019

9 Gold, 8 Silver, 14 Bronze, 18 Copper

Our rider Dhanveer Singh was adjudged as the Best Rider

IPSC held at Mayo College, Ajmer- April- 2019

5 Gold, Bronze- 18, Silver- 24

Our rider Anmoldeep Singh was adjudged as the Best Rider

Over 48 medals won in the prestigious Delhi Horse Show by our riders.

We lifted the prestigious IPSC Equestrian Trophy in all three age groups held at Mayo College, Ajmer in March 2017

With 11 teams participating in Nabha Horse Show from Punjab we bagged 66 medals in total with 17 gold, 27 silver, 22 Bronze

Phillaur Horse Show

10 Gold Medals ,14 Silver Medals, 8 Bronze Medals

Chandigarh Horse Show

54 Medals in Horse Show

Patiala Horse Show (Feb 2016)

51 Medals won at Patiala Horse Show

Squash

Invented in Harrrow School, the supporters for Squash are longing for its inclusion in the future Olympics. Rated in 2003 by Forbes as the number one healthiest sport, Squash has increasingly found its way in the schools of India. The school’s Maharaja Partap Singh Ji Squash court Complex built in the memory of Late HH Maharaja Partap Singh Ji of Nabha was inaugurated by H.E. Justice O P Verma (Hon’ble Governor, Punjab) on 10th Nov, 2003.

Achievements

2018-19

2 students (U-19) participated in Khelshala tournament in Chandigarh

*National* (2016)-

Achievement:

4 students were selected for the SGFI nationals held at Chennai.

Their names are

Aarshmeet singh

Amanpratap singh

Keshav batheja

Nikhil dhingra

*Participation*-

2016 :

*IPSC* held at PPS nabha –

U19-

Aarshmeet singh

Aman pratap

Mansher singh

Jaspreet singh

U-17-

Tamandeep singh

Amitoj cheema

Keshav batheja

Mehtab singh panag

U-14-

Nikhil dhingra (S-135)

Jiwanjot singh (J-288)

Gurmanpreet singh (J-221).

*OPEN NATIONALS DALY COLLEGE INDORE*

U-19

Gurkirat singh (R-222)

Aarshmeet singh (J-024)

Mansher singh (J-057)

Aman pratap (S-877)

U-17

Keshav batheja (S-196)

Mehtab singh panag (S-969)

U-15

Nimish nanda (J-231)

Nikhil dhingra (S-135)

U-13

Gurmanpreet singh (J-221)

*OPEN JUNIOR NATIONALS JAIPUR*

U-19

Aarshmeet singh (J-024)

Mansher singh (J-057)

U-17

Amitoj cheema (R-221)

U-13

Gurmanpreet singh (J-221)

*2017*:

*IPSC*

U-19

Aarshmeet singh (J-024)

Aman pratap (S-877)

Mansher singh (J-057)

Gurkirat singh (R-222)

Gurbaaz singh (S-149)

U-17

Mehtab singh panag (S-969)

Keshav batheja (S-196)

Nikhil dhingra (S-135)

harveer singh (R-168)

Nimish nanda (J-231)

Jiwanjot singh (J-288)

*OPEN NATIONALS MAYO COLLEGE AJMER 2017*

U-19

Aarshmeet singh (J-024)

U-17

Keshav batheja (S-196)

U-15

Nimish nanda (J-231)

Nikhil dhingra (S-135)

Karan garg (J-172)

Gurbaaz singh (S-149).

Swimming

The junior school campus houses 10 * 25 meter swimming pool. The foundation stone of pool was laid by Lt Gen Kulwant Singh on February 25, 1964. Considered as one of the healthiest workout options, swimming is a compulsory activity for students at least once a week.

Achievements

May 2019-District Championship held at Patiala

Sewak Singh –

1.200 f/s -4th position ,time – 3.02.69

2. 200 breast stroke – 4th position ,time- 3.39.26

3.100 breast stroke – 6th position, time- 1.41.36

Gurjot Singh –

1.50 free style – 6th position, time – 36.69

2.100 free style – 9th position, time – 1.25.69

3. 50 butter fly – 4th position, time – 56.66

Jaibir Singh –

1.50free style ,4th position, time- 35.06

2.100 free style 8th position, time-1.24.71

Udhayraj Singh

1.100 free style, 6th position, time- 1.36.69

2.200 free style 6th position time – 3.39.60

Sewak Singh

4.400 free style – 3th position time – 6.45.69

Result of Age Group District Swimming Competition 2017

1. Sewak S Ghuman J-349 50m Freestyle 2nd ,100m Freestyle 2nd .

2 Bhumanpreet S Saini R-100 100m Breast stroke 2nd

IPSC Swimming Championship, 2017

Boy’s

1 Dheeraj Kumar K T S-972 Participation

2 BhumanPreet S Saini R-100 Participation

3 Gourjot Singh R-091 Participation

4 Ishraj S Mangat J-101 Participation

5 Sewak S Ghuman J-349 Participation

6 Udhyraj S Mangat J-407 Participation

7 Yuvaraj S Billing B-930 Participation

8 Amanpratap S Bhadauria S-877 Participation

Girl’s

1 Sehaj Kaur J-392 Participation

2 Gursimram Kaur S-294 Participation

3 Kamal Preet Kaur J-082 Participation

4 Imrose Brar S-982 Participation

5 Pranchi Gupta S-922 Participation

Music & Dance

Put music to our troubles and we’ll dance them away……….

It is a testimony to human life that music and dance are one of the most immediate and easily approachable forms of performing arts. Students are trained by the experts in various genres. The experts also prepare youngsters in all forms including instrumental and vocal.Students are also encouraged to train their vocal chords on a regular basis. In addition, budding talent is also urged to put on the dancing shoes to enhance their emotional expression and creativity.