On May 4, 2026 marked a significant milestone at Bhavan Vidyalaya Panchkula as the school proudly hosted its House Council Investiture Ceremony. This prestigious event reflects the school’s unwavering commitment to cultivating excellence, responsibility and a spirit of initiative among its students. The ceremony commenced with a ceremonial lamp lighting by the Principal, Mrs. Gulshan Kaur, symbolizing the illumination of knowledge and the dawn of new responsibilities. The newly appointed House Council Members were formally introduced and awarded their badges by the Principal, in the presence of their respective House Wardens. The talented House Council Members will now carry the torch of responsibility for the school.These students have been entrusted with upholding and exemplifying the school’s core values and ethos. The green flag of Satyam House waved high, symbolizing truth. It was followed by Shivam House, the House of love and compassion, whose blue flag stood tall with dignity. Next came the Sundaram House, with its red flag waving proudly, representing beauty, creativity and harmony. Finally, the yellow flag of Shubham House soared high, reflecting the spirit of auspiciousness. The School Core Council includes Akshita Chawla, Chahat Sikka, Jasganeev Kaur, Mishthi and Tanishq Kapoor. With the vision for collaborative leadership and networked governance, Tanishq Kapoor underscored the value of uniting individuals and fostering collective engagement. Student Secretaries from the Skills Clubs and the Sports Skills Building Clubs were also formally conferred badges by the Principal. The event concluded with the inspiring words of wisdom from the Principal, Mrs. Gulshan Kaur, who emphasized that true leadership goes beyond authority and is rooted in accountability and service to others. The Investiture Ceremony reaffirmed Bhavan Vidyalaya Panchkula’s enduring tradition of cultivating initiative, responsibility and excellence among its students, laying the foundation for a promising academic year.The event culminated with the singing of Bhavan Stuti, followed by the National Anthem.