Creative Activities

At Guru Tegh Bahadur Public School, Meerut, we believe that education extends far beyond the classroom. Sports and co-curricular activities form an integral part of our holistic learning programme, providing students with opportunities to discover their talents, build confidence, and develop essential life skills.
Our diverse range of sporting and creative pursuits encourages every learner to participate, explore new interests, and strive for excellence. Guided by experienced coaches, mentors, and educators, students are nurtured to achieve their fullest potential while embracing the values of discipline, teamwork, leadership, and sportsmanship.
Through active participation, students enhance their physical fitness, emotional well-being, communication skills, and creative expression, preparing them to become confident and responsible citizens of tomorrow.

Sports Offered

  • Athletics
  • Badminton
  • Chess
  • Cricket
  • Football
  • Table Tennis
  • Volleyball
  • Taekwondo
  • Kho kho
  • Throwback
  • Shotput ball
  • Discus throw

Co-Curricular Activities

  • Vocal & Instrumental Music
  • Storytelling & Recitation
  • Debates & Declamation
  • Group Discussions
  • Elocution & Extempore
  • Spell Bee
  • Art & Craft
  • Drawing & Painting
  • Creative Writing
  • Quizzes
Physical Education & Sports Development

The School fosters a culture of health, fitness, and active living by encouraging students to participate in a variety of physical activities and sports. Physical Education programmes are designed to strengthen physical endurance, improve agility, and promote overall wellness while nurturing self-confidence and resilience. Participation in sports instils the spirit of fair play, healthy competition, teamwork, perseverance, and leadership. It also enhances concentration, decision-making abilities, and emotional balance, contributing significantly to the all-round development of every child.


Specialised Sports Academies

To nurture sporting excellence, Guru Tegh Bahadur Public School offers specialised training programmes in selected sports under the guidance of qualified coaches and experts. These academies provide aspiring athletes with structured coaching, advanced skill development, and competitive exposure. Students demonstrating exceptional interest and aptitude are identified through trials and assessments and are given opportunities to refine their talents and pursue excellence in their chosen discipline.


Specialised Academy

Guru Tegh Bahadur Cricket Academy
Taekwondo sessions
Our experts at Cricket academy and Taekwondo coach also prepares students for participation in inter-school, district, state, and national-level competitions, empowering them to represent the school with pride and distinction.

House System

At Guru Tegh Bahadur Public School, the House System serves as a vibrant platform for fostering leadership, teamwork, discipline, and a healthy competitive spirit among students. Every student becomes a part of a house family that provides a sense of belonging, identity, and responsibility while encouraging personal growth and excellence.
The House System nurtures qualities such as cooperation, perseverance, sportsmanship, and mutual respect. Through a wide range of academic, cultural, literary, social, and sporting activities, students are inspired to discover their potential, develop confidence, and contribute positively to the school community.
Each house is guided by dedicated House Wardens, Deputy House Wardens, Captains, Vice-Captains, and student leaders who work together to uphold the values and traditions of the institution. The system promotes camaraderie, leadership, and a spirit of service while preparing students to become responsible citizens and future leaders.
The students from Classes I to XII are grouped into four houses named after eminent personalities of Sikh history whose lives continue to inspire generations through their courage, wisdom, and selfless service.

Hari Singh Nalwa House (HSN)

Named after the legendary Sikh general Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa, this house symbolizes bravery, determination, and unwavering courage. Renowned as one of the most distinguished commanders of Maharaja Ranjit Singh's army, Hari Singh Nalwa was celebrated for his military brilliance, strategic vision, and fearless leadership.
The house strives to instill in its members the qualities of resilience, confidence, discipline, and the courage to overcome challenges. Students are encouraged to lead with conviction, face adversity with fortitude, and uphold the spirit of excellence in every endeavour.
House Motto: "Valour with Integrity"

Maharaja Ranjit Singh House (MRS)

Named after the great Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the founder of the Sikh Empire, this house represents visionary leadership, unity, and statesmanship. Revered as the "Lion of Punjab," he established a prosperous kingdom founded on justice, inclusivity, and progressive governance.
The house inspires students to cultivate leadership skills, strategic thinking, and a commitment to fairness. Members are encouraged to become responsible decision-makers who lead by example and work towards the collective good.
House Motto: "Leadership through Wisdom"

Bhai Veer Singh House (BVS)

Dedicated to Bhai Veer Singh, the renowned poet, scholar, and pioneer of modern Punjabi literature, this house embodies creativity, intellectual excellence, and cultural enrichment. His literary contributions and commitment to education continue to inspire generations. The house encourages students to develop a love for learning, literature, innovation, and artistic expression. It promotes values of humility, scholarship, and lifelong learning while nurturing well-rounded personalities.
House Motto: "Knowledge Inspires Greatness"

Guru Gobind Singh House (GGS)

Named after Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the Tenth Sikh Guru, this house stands for courage, righteousness, spiritual strength, and selfless service. A visionary leader, warrior, poet, and philosopher, Guru Gobind Singh Ji devoted his life to the protection of truth, justice, and human dignity. The house motivates students to uphold high moral values, develop strength of character, and demonstrate compassion and integrity in all walks of life. It inspires them to be fearless in the pursuit of truth and committed to serving humanity.
House Motto: "Strength, Service and Sacrifice"

The Spirit of the House System

The House System at Guru Tegh Bahadur Public School is more than a framework for competition — it is a foundation for character building. It empowers students to learn the value of teamwork, celebrate achievements collectively, and develop the confidence to excel both within and beyond the classroom. Through meaningful participation and shared experiences, every student becomes an integral part of a tradition that nurtures excellence, leadership, and lifelong values.

Student Council

At Guru Tegh Bahadur Public School, we believe that leadership is nurtured through Learning, deliberate practice, responsibility and service. The Student Council serves as a platform for students to develop confidence, decision-making abilities, teamwork, discipline, and a spirit of service. It bridges the gap between students and the school administration while fostering a culture of accountability and active participation.
The Council members act as role models and ambassadors of the school, assisting in maintaining discipline, organizing events, promoting school values, and encouraging student engagement in academic, cultural, social, and sporting activities. Through this system, students learn the essence of democratic leadership, cooperation, and community service.

Student Council Structure
    Executive Council
  • Head Boy
  • Head Girl
  • Vice Head Boy
  • Vice Head Girl
  • Discipline Captain
  • Vice Discipline
  • Activities Captain
  • Vice Activities Captain
  • Sports Captain
  • Vice Sports Captains
  • House Captains
  • Vice House Captains
Selection Criteria

Students demonstrating excellence in academics, discipline, leadership, communication skills, sports, cultural activities, and commitment to school values are considered for positions in the Student Council. Selected students are expected to lead with integrity, responsibility, humility, and dedication.

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