Cedar’s Moot Court took place on November 19th, aiming to aspire potential lawyers. Mooting is a very important as an integral part of their education because it provides them with a courtroom experience. This year’s moot court gave students an insight in to contract law, where they learned about civil part of the legal profession. In the …
On November 14th, Cedar Care organised the “Spooktacular” bake sale. As part of the festivities on campus, Otaku, the Anime society, organised a cosplay for the student body which allowed them to come to school in some extremely innovative and exciting costumes. Shawarmas, Muffins, Biryani, Pizza Fries, and Pasta – the food stalls were packed with both …
A “Beat the Blues” session took place by Ms Sayeda Habib, also referred to as a professional “Life Coach.” This session was more of a motivational interaction for our student body; revealing the concept of why humans sometimes feel “blue.” Ms Habib discussed the ways in which individuals internalise certain situations or emotions negatively, and …
Scientia, the first intra-school Science Olympiad, organised by Cedar College’s science society ‘CoRDS’ (Council of Research and Development in Science) took place on the 12th and 13th of October, 2018. The Olympiad focused on four major fields of science: Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics and aimed to remove the stigma attached to these fields. Participants …
On 10th October, the C-Sharp Society held their “C Sharp Unplugged” event in the student courtyard. The event aimed to provide a platform for Cedar’s extremely talented and melodious student body, with hopes of encouraging our aspiring singers, poets, and songwriters. Starting off in the evening, the event kicked off with a number of tunes. …
A “Young People and Mental Health in a Changing World” talk was held by licensed Counsellor and Psychotherapist, Sana Zehra. With a BA. in Psychology, Masters in Counselling Psychology and more than 5000 hours clinical practise, Ms Zehra is currently part of two non-profit organizations, Care for Health and Roohbaru. She gave a very coherent presentation …
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Physics Pop Talk: “Rainbows, skies and clouds – why do things look the way they are?” On 31st August, Cedar College’s Student Activities Department, in collaboration with Juno Circle and CoRDS, organized a guest speaker session focusing on the classical physics and the explanation of certain natural phenomena. The speaker of the event was Arsalan …
Orientation for the graduates of 2020 took place during the first few weeks of August. Batches of 15 to 20 students were called in with their parents and were given a presentation and a tour of the college while A2 students milled around. This was done to give them a feel of what daily life …
The society fair 2018 took place on Saturday, 11th August 2018. The 29 societies of Cedar College were each given the opportunity to showcase their aims and achievements to the new AS students. AS students arrived, were divided into batches of 20, and taken on a tour through the different societies. The tours were led …
Our science society CoRDS hosted Cedar’s first ever inter-school science competition SCINNOVA. The idea behind the event was to bridge the gap between theoretical science and the application of the required knowledge. It was a two day event with activities designed to develop skills like critical thinking, teamwork and sportsman spirit. The 4 modules that …