PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2018 – 2019

Released on Prize Day, Saturday, 27 April, 2019 in the presence of the Chief Guest,
Padma Shri Professor Balram Bhargava
(Alumnus, Lyons House)

Secretary, Department of Health Research, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India,
&
Director-General, Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)

This is the Report on the 173rd academic session of La Martiniere College, Lucknow.

The Academic Session began on 09 April, 2018 and concluded on 31 March, 2019.

TRUSTEES AND GOVERNORS

The following changes in incumbency took place among the ex-officio Trustees and
Members of the Local Committee of Governors:

Mr Rajive Kumar, Chief Secretary, Government of Uttar Pradesh was replaced by Mr Anup
Chandra Pandey who continues to serve as Senior Trustee.

Mr Umesh Kumar, Principal Secretary (Judicial) and Legal Remembrancer to the

Government of Uttar Pradesh and Trustee, Lucknow Martin Charities was replaced by Mr
Dinesh Kumar Singh, who continues in that office.

Among the members of the Local Committee of Governors, the following changes took
place:

Mr (Justice) Vikram Nath, former Senior Judge of the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High
Court and Chairman of the Local Committee of Governors, was replaced by Mr (Justice) Ajai
Lamba, who in turn was replaced by Mr (Justice) Pankaj Kumar Jaiswal.

While welcoming each new member from among the Trustees and the Local Committee of
Governors, thanks are extended to the officers who served in those capacities earlier, for
their contribution to the College.

BEREAVEMENT

The College is sad to announce the death of Mr Zia Azeem, Caretaker of the College, on 18
September, 2018 after a brief illness. Mr Azeem served in this capacity from October, 1990.
He is mourned by his wife and three children. A solemn Condolence Service was held in the
College Chapel, attended by all staff and Resident Scholars. The College flag was lowered
to half-mast. Senior pupils of the College attended the last rites that evening.
 STAFF
COLLEGE STAFF

Retirement

At the end of the academic session, the following persons retired after many years of
devoted and efficient service.

Mrs Daphne Egbert was appointed on 10 July, 1999. She gave her professional best to
pupils in the Junior School. Her contribution in all fields of School life was been special. A
generation of young men have been instructed by her.

Mr Vijay Kumar Srivastava was appointed on 14 May, 2001. Mr Srivastava worked in

various capacities for computer maintenance. He also contributed in the setting up of digital
education facilities in the different Sections of the College.

Mrs Nita Singh was appointed on 1 January, 2006 to teach music. She was most appreciated
for her efforts with the junior-most pupils of the College, for whom she was a much loved
teacher who combined learning and discipline with entertainment.

Appointments

Headmistress of the Junior School

Following the retirement of Mrs S.R.S. Santram, Mrs Anna Maria Gomes, a teacher in the
Junior Campus was selected as the Headmistress of the Junior School. She is wished every
success in her supervision of all matters related to the Junior School.

The following appointments were made during the year:

Mrs Maryann Thomas as Matron of Dormitory 4

Mr Abhishek Issac Dass
Mr Christopher Jeremy Dueman
Mrs Fiona Hopkins
Mrs Priya Kapoor
Mr Tony Christopher Mcluskie
Ms Kritika Ramona Santram
as Nursing Orderly
as Assistant Teacher (English)
as Assistant Teacher
as Assistant Teacher
as Sports Coach and Assistant Warden
as Assistant Teacher

Each member of Staff is wished a long and happy tenure in the College.

Resignation

Ms Mohsina Mirza, Assistant Teacher, resigned on 09 March, 2019 for better prospects.

Mrs Deepanjali Figg, Assistant Teacher (Special Education) resigned on 31 March, 2019
for personal reasons.
Extension of Service

Mr D. J. Thapa was granted another extension of service to supervise Security and

Sanitation.

Mr Colin Aitkins was granted an extension of service in the Catering Department.

Mrs Sandra Martin was granted an extension of service as Dormitory Matron.

Awards for Long and Meritorious Service

Mr Vinay Misra and Mr Desh Bandhu Tripathi completed 25 years of meritorious

service on 1 October, 2018 and 3 January, 2019, respectively. While felicitating them for
reaching this milestone, the Local Committee of Governors shall, as per the practice,
sanction two advance increments to their monthly salary. They shall also receive a purse
each of Rs 25,000/- as a token of esteem on Prize Day, 2019.

Mrs Runa Mukherjee and Mr Alfred Gomes completed 20 years of service on 01 April,
2018 and 08 July, 2018, respectively. While congratulating them on reaching this
significant milestone, they shall be presented a medal for long and meritorious service at
Prize Day, 2019.

Mr Mohammad Naim fondly referred to as ‘Captain’, the long standing bearer in

Dormitory 3, completed 25 years of meritorious service in the College on 2 January, 2019.
The Local Committee of Governors shall, as per the practice, sanction two advance
increments being added to his monthly salary and a token purse each of Rs 10,000/- be
presented on Prize Day, 2019.

ACADEMIC
ENROLMENT

As on 31 March, 2019 there were 3899 pupils on the roll of the College. This includes, 356
boys in the Preparatory Department. The day-scholar strength was marked at 3459. There
were 440 Resident Scholars of whom there were 98 Foundation pupils. Children of Staff of
both Lucknow La Martiniere Colleges totalled 143.

SCHOOL LEAVING EXAMINATIONS

Indian School Certificate (ISC) Year 12

In March 2018, 216 candidates were registered for the ISC (Year 12) Examination
conducted by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations. 212 were awarded
Pass Certificates.

Shikhar Tripathi of the Humanities Stream stood First in overall order of merit, securing an
aggregate of 98.5% in the four best subjects.
Divyansh Srivastava was placed First in the Science stream with an aggregate of 98%.
Mohammad Sami Mirza achieved the First position in the Commerce stream with an
aggregate of 93.5%.

Perfect scores of 100 marks each were achieved in Economics by three boys; Political
Science by four boys; Physics by one boy; Computer Science by three boys and a record of
13 boys in Physical Education.

Indian School of Secondary Education (ICSE) Year 10

For the ICSE examination conducted by the Council for the Indian School Certificate
Examinations in March 2018, 374 candidates were registered of which 373 wrote the
examination. 372 boys were awarded Pass Certificates.

Marut Gupta stood First in overall order of merit, securing an aggregate of 97.8% in the
five best subjects. He has also been awarded the Mrs Shanti Devi Sahai Memorial Medal for
the pupil with the highest marks in both La Martiniere institutions in Lucknow.

Aryan Ahuja and Ayan Ahmad received the Second position with an aggregate of 97.6%.
Ishan Gupta, Yash Narain Agarwal and Shiv Sawhney were placed third in rank with an
aggregate of 97% each.

An analysis of the Results is included in Appendix I

HEALTH & CATERING

Overall health in the Boarding House was good, with the usual seasonal illnesses, and the
occasional sports casualties.

We are grateful to the visiting physician, Dr Mukesh Handa, and to the Hospital Matron,
Mrs Shiney Oommen and Mr Abhishek Isaac Dass, the nursing orderly for supervising the
health of the boys. Dr Karan Punn serves as honorary dentist to pupils and Staff in the
College, while Dr Sumit Gupta serves as the honorary consultant dermatologist. The College
is grateful for the services of each of these medical professionals. The Dormitory
superintendents, sanitation and ancillary staff ensure that personal hygiene is a top priority.
The College is grateful to them.

The College is deeply grateful for the excellent service provided by the kitchen and dining
hall staff, ably supervised by Mr Trevor Medley, Steward and Mr Collin Aitkins,
Housekeeper. Senior boys serve on the Food Committee and provide a daily appraisal of meals
along with participating in the planning of menus.
NEW SUBJECTS

Following the practice of offering a wide variety of subjects to the pupils of the College, the
Local Committee of Governors has been requested to approve the introduction of teaching
of significant subjects from the new academic session of 2019. Environmental Science is
sought to be introduced for pupils to receive a foundation in a subject of great social value
which retains the scientific spirit in training the mind. On the request of the senior pupils,
Legal Studies and Hospitality Management is sought to be introduced considering the high
employability which these subjects of study offer.

APPOINTMENT OF DEAN, RESIDENT SCHOLARS

The strength of the Boarding House has increased in excess of 500 residents. The academic
component of their attendance in the College is now supervised by Mr Allen Morrison who
has been designated Dean, Resident Scholars. Supervised study, interaction with individual
teachers, inspection of exercise books, a record of behaviour and weekly submission of
academic reports to parents via e-mail forms the major part of this duty.

FEE REGULATION ACT

In September of 2018, the Uttar Pradesh State Government passed the Fee Regulation Bill,
which applies to all categories of private schools. This has been challenged in the High
Court by the linguistic Anglo-Indian minority schools and the case is currently being heard.
La Martiniere College is part of the group of petitioners. Nevertheless, the College has
adjusted its fee structure, in keeping with the provisions of the regulations.

ESTATE

After a period of 11 years, the dispute with the Lucknow Golf Club was amicably resolved
with a fresh lease on mutually acceptable conditions being signed. With this, the Lucknow
Martin Charities receives a considerably improved lease rent, the College students learn the
game during school hours and the general state of the property is well maintained. Similar
legal procedures are to be implemented with other tenants of the Estate.

La Martiniere Estate is vast and has to be monitored constantly. A large number of

personnel are employed for this. Much land is used for agriculture, the produce of which is
used in the College kitchens. In August, 2018 a brazen attempt to grab a ten acre tract of
land was made by certain individuals using muscle strength and firearms. Within hours,
and in pouring rain, heavy machinery moved into the area and the piece of land was
barricaded with sophisticated deterrents. The Trustees and Local Committee of Governors
were alerted and after putting legal procedures in place, the land was cleared of
encumbrances and handed back by the District Administration and Police.
 SELECT COLLEGE CALENDAR

Careers’ Fair

The activities of the College began with the First edition of the ‘Careers Fair’ on 21 April,
2018. Experts from 45 professions, both traditional and off beat presented sessions to
parents and pupils of Class 8 and above. Group Seminars, psych-metric and Bio-
psychological assessments are also supervised by the Career Guidance Cell. Guidance for
study abroad is also a popular contribution.

Prize Day

Prize Day 2018 was held on Saturday, 28 April, 2018. Lt Gen. (Retd) Chetinder Singh
AVSM, VSM, SM (Alumnus, Batch of 1966) and Mrs Ruby Singh were Chief Guests. It was
an honour to have a highly decorated officer, who is an alumnus of the College to inspire
the boys. A Guard of Honour was presented. The Annual Report of the College was
released. The Junior Choir sang Sing a Song of Freedom by Lucknow boy Sir Cliff Richards,
while the Senior boys sang Greatest Love of All by Whitney Houston. A multimedia
presentation encapsulated the events in the College during the previous year. Martin House
was awarded the Chelmsford Cup or the Cock House Cup.

Parents of Nursery Pupils

The annual orientation assembly for parents of boys newly admitted to the College was
held on 30 April, 2018. The Staff of the Pre-Primary Section was introduced and the ethos
of the College was explained. The minimum expectations from parents were also
highlighted. Representatives of Innate Pro were present to explain the significance of the
Dermatoglyphics Test that all boys undertook to determine learning styles and dominant
intelligences.

Investiture of Pupil Authorities in the Junior School

The Investiture of Pupil Authorities in the Junior Campus was held on 2 May, 2018.
Shaurya Grover was elected as the School Captain, to be assisted by Syed Mohammad
Akhlad Hashmi as School Vice Captain. The House Captains of Cornwallis, Hodson, Lyons
and Martin House chosen were Prakhar Pal, Kushagra Khare, Parth Pandey and Jishnu
Gupta, respectively. Omer Rizvi and Devrat Tilak were appointed as Editors of the English
and Hindi sections for Junior School publications.

Spelling Bee Competitions

To encourage accuracy in language, the Spelling Bee competitions for the Middle School
include representation from every section of the class. The Final competitions were held
from 2 to 4 May, 2018. Neelaksh Tripathi and Arsalan Siddiqui tied for the prize in Class 6,
while Suyash Shukla and Avi Anan Agarwal were the winners in Classes 7 and 8,
respectively.
Evening Bazaar

The Evening Bazaar was held on 5 May, 2018 at Fairydale. The event is used to raise funds
for the Conservation of Constantia. Proceeds from the mini-raffle and the profit from the
stalls totalled a net profit of Rs. 11,03,988/-.

Summer Camps

Summer Camps were held for over a month during the vacations. Parents joined their sons
for different activities in the campus. Staff, in rotation, supervised these events with
professional coaches.

NCC Camps

The 213th Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) was held at La Martiniere College
from 3 to 12 June, 2018. Over 650 cadets affiliated to the Group Headquarters in Lucknow
attended. This was attended by cadets from the College who were a part of the group.

The NCC ‘A’ certificate examination was held on 3 March, 2019 in the College premises,
where once again cadets of the College wrote the examination.

Bastille Day

Bastille Day was commemorated on 14 July, 2018with a special Assembly. The boys
followed the format for daily Assembly but conducted it in French with translations in
English. This included the Lord’s Prayer sung in French by Mr Walter Joseph, the pledge
and the Birthday Song. The Assembly concluded with the singing of the National Anthems
of France and India.

5th Claude Martin Debates & Boulone-Lise Quiz

The 5th Claude Martin Debates and Boulone-Lise Quiz was held from 26 to 28 July, 2018.
The Rashtriya Indian Military College, Dehradun was the Overall Champions of the Claude
Martin Debates. La Martiniere College, Lucknow was the Runners up. The Best Speaker
award was presented jointly to Dhruv Dahiya (RIMC) and Vighnesh Mehrotra (LMC).

La Martiniere Girls’ College, Lucknow was the winner of the Boulone Lise Quiz while
Calcutta Boys’ School, Kolkata was the Runners up.

Martin Memorial Inter-Martiniere Debate

The Martin Memorial Debate was held on 3 August, 2018 in Spence Hall. The motion
proposed was “the 90 percentile performance race is stunting the growth of children in
school.” The College team proposed the motion and was declared winners. Medha Raje
Singh of the Girls’ College was adjudged the Best Speaker.
2nd Claude Martin Aquatic Gala

The 2nd Claude Martin Aquatic Gala was held from 6 to 8 August, 2018 in the Senior
Swimming Pool. The commendable efforts put in by the boys made the programme a
success. The College won a haul of medals in all categories. The overall championship was
won by La Martiniere College.

5th Martin Cup Football Tournament

The 5th Martin Cup Invitational Football Tournament was held from 9 August to 8
September, 2018. This is one of several tournaments that the College hosts. La Martiniere
College was declared the Champions while Kendriya Vidyalaya, RDSO was declared the
Runners Up.

Independence Day Celebrations

On the 15 August, 2018, a special Assembly was held in the Junior School campus. At the
traditional parade at East Terrace, Brig. Ajay Vig, Alumnus, unfurled the National Flag,
inspected the parade and delivered a meaningful address.

In the evening, the annual Entertainment Programme in Hindi was held. The tiniest boys
from the Preparatory Department presented a dance while the Junior School boys presented
the Play Prem ka Bandhan. From among the Constantia Campus items, the play Taj ka
Tender was well appreciated. Anmol Swarup Agarwal and Ritesh Baweja were jointly
awarded the Prize for Histrionics in Hindi. The Middle School pupils excelled themselves in
the songs and dances presented.

Inter-Martiniere Meet

The College played host to the teams from La Martiniere for Boys, Kolkata for the annual
Inter-Martiniere Meet from 27 to 31 August, 2018. The Debate was won by Lucknow and
Naman Mishra was declared the Best Speaker. Unfortunately, due to heavy rain the football
match was cancelled, to the great disappointment of both teams.

CASE (Coin And Stamp Exhibition)

Pupils of the Middle School showcased their hobbies during a coin and stamp exhibition in
the Activity Hall of the College on 4 September, 2018. Over 150 students from classes 6 to
10 participated in this event designed to excite an interest in numismatics and philately.

Teachers’ Day

Teachers’ Day on 5 September was commemorated with special Assemblies conducted in

both campuses. This was followed by entertainment provided by the boys.
Founder’s Day Celebrations

The Staff played a football match against the College Pupil Authorities to kick off the
celebrations related to Founder’s Day on 11 September, 2018. The match ended in a draw
1:1. The Kurt Mitson Memorial Past vs Present Football Match was played on 12
September, 2018. As always there was a large turnout of old boys, each vying to be able to
play a few minutes on the field. The match ended in a draw 3-3 with Saharsh Singh, Rajveer
Awasthi and Abdul Khan each scoring a goal.

Entries for the Photography competition were put on display on 11 September, where
Amman, Yash Bhargava and Abheesht Shukla won in their respective categories.

The 173rd Founder’s Commemoration Service was addressed by Rev. Cecil Norman Peters,
Principal & Director, Grace Bible College, Jamshedpur. His sermon appealed to the boys
due to its simplicity and meaning.

Later that morning, the Inter-House and Individual Swimming Championships concluded
with Adnan Ahmad, Anvay Misra and Shrestha Tiwari being declared the Senior, Junior
and Colt Champions respectively. The Past pupils jumped into the pool for a match of
Water Polo. This was won by the Present team, 1-0.

The Founder’s Day entertainment programme in English included a variety of

performances. The Preparatory Department presented Dancing Dolls, while the Junior
School presented excerpts from Peter Pan. It was gratifying to recognise the musical talent
of the boys with choirs and instrumental music. The Senior School presented The Red Lamp,
a Play in two Acts, by Hilliard Booth. Yashvardhan Rai, assaying the role of the
overbearing elderly lady, Matilda Deering was awarded the Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Award
for Histrionics. Significantly, considering the outstanding efforts of the A Capella singers,
the Nolen Lyall Prize for singing was announced on that day. It was jointly awarded to:
Aryan Dhawan, Christopher Singh, Jonathan Sahae, Raheel Midhat, Samarth Harrison and
Saransh Alexander Kumar.

The Founder’s Feast was held on the Principal’s lawn. A silent toast was raised in
memory of the Founder.

Vishwakarma Puja

The College Workers celebrated Vishwakarma Puja in the campus on 17 September, 2018.
The College workshops were decorated and tools laid out for blessing. A grand feast for all
workers preceded by entertainment was also organised.
Junior School Talent Time

Almost every pupil of the Junior Campus was provided an opportunity to showcase their
individual talent during a week-long programme in September, where a session was set
aside for ‘Talent Time’. The confidence which was displayed and the opportunity provided
for talents to be recognised was praiseworthy.

Kids’ Carnival

A Kids’ Carnival was organised by pupils of the Junior Campus on 23 September, 2019.
Besides being an opportunity for fun, funds were raised for the development of the Junior
Campus. A similar programme was repeated on Children’s Day.

Constantia Day

La Martiniere College celebrated 173 years of the commencement of classes on 1 October,

2018. A special Assembly was held and the College Magazine – Constantia, was released.
The honour for designing the Front and Back Covers of the magazine was shared by
Maaz Irfan Beg and Anansh Krishna Ranjan respectively.

Gandhi Jayanti

A Service of Peace, on Gandhi Jayanti was held in Spence Hall. It was attended by the
resident staff and resident scholars as the College was on vacation.

Cock House Celebrations

In Constantia Campus, Martin House was the Cock House once again in 2018. ollowed by
dinner on the Principal’s lawn.

The Middle and Senior School Sections invited girls from La Martiniere Girls’ College for
two separate social evenings on 8 and 9 October, respectively. Constantia was bathed in
blue light for the second consecutive year in honour of the House.

In the Junior School, Cornwallis House was declared Cock House. A celebration was held at
Fairydale in December, 2018. Along with a cake bearing the House crest, the boys enjoyed a
treat.

CONSTANTIA - 2018

The 7th edition of ‘Constantia’ was organized from the 23 to 27 October, 2018. The additional
third day was added to accommodate more than 40 events. This year the event was attended
by 25 schools from around the city. The event saw the merger of several smaller student
organizations into a single cohesive student body under the umbrella of L.E.O (La Martiniere
Extracurricular Organization). The events were classified into: Literary, Cultural,
Performing Arts, Fine Arts and Technical.
There were 17 new events that were added this year. Mr Saumitra Prasad, the Chief
Marketing Officer at Kokuyo Camlin Ltd was the Chief Guest at the Prize Distribution
ceremony. An event of this size was only possible with the assistance of generous sponsors.
La Martiniere College, Lucknow was declared overall champions and La Martiniere Girls’
College, Lucknow was declared the Runners Up.

Rugby

Rugby in the ‘Sevens’ format was played by the Juniors and Seniors in the College. The
Colts Divisions played the non-contact ‘tag’ Rugby. From 23 to 31 October, the Final
House Matches were played. In the Colts Division, Cornwallis House won the
Championship. Hodson House was placed first among the Juniors, while Cornwallis House
and Martin House were jointly awarded the Championship among the Seniors.

Model United Nations (MUN)

The 5th session of La Martiniere Model United Nations (LMUN) was held from 3 to 5
November, 2018. This was attended by over 350 delegates from around the country. A total
of 10 Committees were simulated.

The Session was graced by the presence of Mr Salman Khurshid, M.P., Ms Nabila Jamshed,
UN Representative and Mr G.S. Iyer, IFS The efficient Executive Committee conducted the
programme with distinction. The delegation from La Martiniere for Boys, Kolkata were
declared the Overall Winners.

In addition to the high quality deliberations, special entertainment and social evenings were
organized for the pleasure of the delegates.

From 17 to 20 April, 2018 the College MUN enthusiasts were privileged to visit Geneva,
Switzerland, to participate in the UN sponsored MUN Conference from premier
institutions in Asia and Europe. They were awarded the Best Delegation. MUN enthusiasts
attended a total of 23 Conferences in delegations winning select awards.

Scouts’ Camp

The Scouts’ Camp was held at Fairydale from 15 to 17 November, 2018. This was attended
by Scouts from classes 5 to 9. The College tents and camping equipment were used for this.
The boys received training in tracking, tent-pegging and other scouting activities. The
obstacle course was well used. Night ‘Dares’ and cookery competitions added to the fun of
camping. Prizes were awarded in different categories for the different tasks set. Following
all Scouting activities in the College, Ritesh Baweja was selected as the Best Scout.
Children’s Day

Children’s Day was celebrated with enthusiasm in both campuses. Every child received a
treat specially prepared by the College Kitchens. Much to the delight of the children, the
Principal and some members of staff donned their old College uniform for the day. The
Pupil Authorities of the College took over the conduct of the Chapel Service and
Assembly in the roles of the College Authorities. Various mock ‘Prizes’ were given to
select teachers with a touch of irony that only boys can apply.

Hodson’s Run

Hodson’s Run, was held in the early morning of 22 November, 2018. The Senior Marathon
distance included running through areas of the Cantonment for which the Military
Authorities provided free passage and escort. Hodson’s Run culminated at the tomb of Maj.
Hodson. Aarib AleemKhan came in 1st in the Senior category, for the second consecutive
year. Ankur Jain, also of Lyons House, came in 1st among the Juniors. He set a new College
record, clocking the distance set in 9 minutes and 45.5 seconds. The boys who ran in large
numbers and completed the distance were complimented for their perseverance.

Sports Day

Sports Day for the Junior Campus was held on 30 November, 2018. Mrs Kamini Chauhan
Ratan, IAS, Commissioner, Commercial Tax, Uttar Pradesh, was the Chief Guest. The College
was grateful for her presence as in her capacity as Secretary, Women and Child Welfare, she
had initiated a programme for including disadvantaged children in the College.

The tasks set and the level of achievement was commendable. The cycle race elicited much
enthusiasm. The teachers did a commendable job in training the boys in different drill,
appropriate for their age. The March Past was much appreciated, especially as the Junior
School brass band, for the first time was on display. The moves associated with Rugby were
replicated in ‘Rugger Time’ and the Semaphore Drill was a particularly interesting learning
experience. Cornwallis House was adjudged the best marching contingent.

The Constantia campus programme was graced by Dr Bryan MacDonald, (Alumnus, 1958
Lyons House)
The physical Training displays were outstanding with the Dumbbells drill of Class 8
being awarded for the best presentation. The Show Jumping by the equestrian team was
an added attraction. The Gymnastics Team were outstanding and were in addition
awarded the Khunkhunji Cup for the Best Group Activity in the College. The March Past
was impressive with the bagpiper band and brass band in attendance. Lyons House,
Contingent 1 was adjudged the Best Marching Squad. The Central Command Trophy for
Athletics was won by Hodson House. The Athletics Champions in the Senior, Junior and
Colt category were Anand Prakash Pandey, Shashwat Regmi and Mukund Maheshwari,
respectively. The exclusive College Colours in Swimming was awarded to Adnan Ahmed
who was the Swimming Champion in all categories according to age for 9 consecutive
years.
ABRSM 2018

Examinations conducted by the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music were
conducted in November, 2018 with examiners coming from the United Kingdom. The
College is happy to record that 7 boys received distinctions while 5 boys achieved merit in
the theory examinations. In the practical examinations, 4 boys were awarded distinctions
while 7 boys achieved merit.

7th La Martiniere Football Cup

The 7th Invitational Inter-School La Martiniere Football Cup tournament was held from 2 to
10 December, 2018. 48 teams participated in the tournament that was conducted with
efficiency, discipline and fair play. La Martiniere College was declared the Champions while
Seth M. R. Jaipuria School, Lucknow was the Runners Up.

College Fete

The Annual College Fete was held on 8 December, 2018 at Fairydale. The pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed by all. The boys contributed to the effort as directed by their
teachers. The younger children crowded the enclosure reserved for rides, which were set up
in abundance. La Martiniere Alumni donated gifts to be raffled. The net proceeds from the
Raffle and Stalls was Rs 21,75,850/-.

College Calendar

The annual College calendar, with images captured by the boys was released at a cost for all
pupils and well-wishers of the College on 14 December, 2018. The calendar was titled Les
Plafons de Constantia or The Ceilings of Constantia, which highlighted the freshly restored
ceiling with their delicate bas-relief and filigree. The proceeds from the sale of the calendar
were remitted for the conservation of Constantia. Among the pupils who were privileged to
have the photographs they submitted selected for the calendar were: Mohammad Ameer,
Yashwit Danani, Yash Jaiswal, Aryan Kalra, Harsh Kumar, Moh Mandhyan, Aatrey Shukla,
Aryaman Singh, Shivesh Srivastava and alumnus Rohan Tandon.

The College Photography Club through sale of photographs collected Rs 2, 20, 245/-,
which was donated to the College for the conservation of Constantia.

Annual NCC Competitions

The Annual N.C.C. Competitions were held on 15 December, 2018. Col Susej Bose
(Alumnus, 1979) was the Chief Guest. It was particularly gratifying for him to attend the
programme as he had received the Shield as a cadet while in College. The Naval Wing won
the Hashman Memorial Shield for the Best N.C.C. Troop in the Junior Division. Platoon
No. 1 made up of cadets of Class 12 (Army Wing) was awarded the Intermediate Trophy
and the Boardman Trophy for the Best NCC Wing in the College. Cadet Sergeant Mustafa
Husain of the Air Wing and Senior Under-Officer Priyank Agnihotri were adjudged Best
Cadets in the Junior and Senior Wing respectively. The Bhuvnesh Chawla Memorial
Trophy for the Best Cadet in the Senior Division was awarded to Priyank Agnihotri.
The trophy for the best section in martial music was awarded to the Brass Section of the
Band. Independent judges were drawn from among the Drill Instructors of the Indian
Army.

Annual Christmas/End of Term Programmes

The lights on the many Christmas Trees dotting the campus were switched on, on the
night of 30 November, 2018. The trees were illuminated every evening till 06 January,
2019. Programmes were organized in the Junior school with a Christmas pageant and other
festivities. The Resident Scholars of Dormitory 4 organized a special evening of Christmas
entertainment on 10 December.

The traditional Christmas evening programme was held in Spence Hall on 13

December, 2018. This included Nine Lessons and Carols presented, with explanations by
the senior pupils and the Chapel Choir. The joint choir of La Martiniere Colleges,
Lucknow presented the Christmas Cantata – Come and Adore Him – a four part choir
arrangement composed by Steve Mauldin and Dave Clarke. This was under the
direction of Mr Vincent Clifford. A special meaning addition was the recreation of the
story of redemption through Stick Drama and sign language that was specially
choreographed by the Resident Scholars. Rev. Fr Andrew D’Cunha, Parish Priest
Strangers’ Home, Lucknow delivered the Christmas message.

The End of Term dinner and Christmas Entertainment was held on 14 December followed
by celebrations around the bonfire. Special thanks were extended to the domestic staff for
their care for the resident scholars. Mr Trevor Medley and Mr Colin Aitkins were specially
complimented for the efforts of the catering Staff.

The End of Term Service was held on 15 December, 2018, in Spence Hall, where special
wishes were extended specially to the pupils of Class 12 at the end of the session. It was an
emotional moment for many as the Choir and congregation sang Auld Lang Syne and
wished each other goodbye.

A life-size crèche was set up depicting the Nativity of Jesus on the lawns of the College
Park. Christmas carols were played softly throughout the day during the season.

Birth Anniversary of the Founder

The Founder’s Birth Anniversary was commemorated by a service in the crypt, led by the
Vice Principal, on 5 January, 2019. This was attended by the resident Staff, Heads of
Sections and Housemasters. Wreaths were laid on the tomb of the Founder and prayers
were recited.

ABRSM High Scorers’ Concert

Talented musicians of the College joined in concert on 26 January, 2019 at the High
Achievers’ Concert, hosted at La Martiniere College. Awards were presented to the pupils
and the recognition provided to the Staff and College for their contribution.
Republic Day

The College gathered at East Terrace for the unfurling of the National Flag to
commemorate Republic Day. Mr Sharat Pradhan, Senior Journalist and his wife were
Chief Guests. Mr Pradhan addressed the boys and reminded them of the significance of
a free Press to ensure our democracy. He also complimented the NCC cadets and the
bands for their smart turn-out, drill and ability.

The staff gathered on the steps of East Terrace for the Annual Group Photograph. The
images were captured by members of the Photography Club, whose contribution to every
programme in the College is commendable.

President’s Honours to Outstanding Alumni

On Republic Day, it was delightful to learn that no less than FIVE alumni had been
included in various categories in the Republic Day Honours List, 2019.

Maj. Tushar Gauba, a pupil of the Batch of 2005, was awarded the Kirti Charka, India's
second highest peacetime gallantry award. Belonging to the Jat Regiment, Major Gauba
displayed "unparallel bravery" while dealing with a group of terrorists along the Line of
Control in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir in May 2018.

Group Captain Anubhav Tripathi a pupil of the Batch of 1995 of Martin House, was
awarded the Vayu Sena Medal, 2019 by the President of India.

Lt Gen. Bipin Puri, VSM, serving as Director General, Armed Forces Medical Services, was
conferred the Param Vishisth Seva Medal (PVSM).

Prashant Singh, Assistant Commandant in the CRPF, a pupil of the Batch of 2002 was
awarded the Internal Security Medal for action in the Kashmir valley in 2018. Prashant
Singh was Prefect of Martin House and was the Vice Captain of the College Swimming
Team in 2001.

Dushyant Singh, Additional Director General of Police, a pupil of the Batch of 1978, was
conferred the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service. He is also a recipient of
Police Medal for Meritorious Service in 2011 and Police Medal for Gallantry for anti-
dacoity operations in 1987.

Much respect for these achievements!

3rd Inter-Martiniere Cricket Fixture

The Middle School played host to cricket team from the boys’ College in Kolkata for the 3rd
Inter-Martiniere Cricket Meet on 28 January, 2019. La Martiniere, Kolkata won the match
by 8 wickets. It was an opportunity for junior boys of both schools to spend time with each
other and share a common experience. A special ‘pyjama party’ was organized in the
dormitory, where in an informal setting, the boys displayed their talents and participated in
joint fun events.

Investiture of Pupil Authorities (2019)

Pupil Authorities for the session 2019-20 were installed on 28 January, 2019. The
programme commenced with a Chapel Service during which prayers for guidance in
leadership were recited. The Principal and Housemasters led the pledge of office for the
newly appointed Authorities. The former Office-Bearers passed on their responsibilities to
the new team. Anas Khan was elected College Captain and Srijan Kumar as College Vice-
Captain. Om Jaiswal, Kirti Vardhan Singh, Pratham Singh and Saharsh Singh Gartaula
were appointed as House Captains of Cornwallis, Hodson, Lyons and Martin House
respectively. It was a proud moment for parents of these boys to witness the programme.

Farewell to ISC Batch of 2019

The pupils of Class 11 organised a touching Farewell Function for their seniors on their
last day in College. The Farewell programme included a group photograph on the steps
leading to East Terrace, followed by a Farewell Chapel Service. At the celebration that
followed, a well produced video presentation that the included all the activities of most of
the boys of Class 12 was presented, drawing cheers throughout. In the ever popular ramp
walk, Vighnesh Mehrotra was selected as Mr La Martiniere and Gentleman of the Year.
Vedant Agnihotri received the title Mr Suave.

This year, the awards traditionally announced for pupils of Class 12 were declared at the
Farewell party. Hansi Chaurasia was declared the Best Sportsman, Inzamamul Haq as the
Best Prefect and Siddhartha Misra as the Best All-Round Student. The Governor’s Trophy
and Principal’s Medal was conferred on Vignesh Mehrotra. In an Important first, three
boys were selected for the Sir George Thomas Medal for Example and Service: Saras
Narain Agarwal, Sambhav Kela and Abhinav Yadav.

Introduction of Baseball and Softball

On 31 January, Baseball and Softball were introduced as competitive sports in the College
with exhibition matches being played on Bakers’ Field, in a specially designated pitch.
Workshops on First Aid & First Responders

A series of workshops conducted by a Non Government Organization ‘Saving Lives’,

culminated on 4 February, 2019. This was introduced for the middle School pupils and is
sought to be expanded each year. A hands-on experience on First Aid operations and
requirements for First Responders provided practical demonstration for the boys in an area
that is otherwise largely ignored.

Book Fairs

Book Fairs were held in July, October and February, especially for pupils of the Junior and
Middle School. The annual Book Fair organized by Scholastic was held in the College
Middle School Library on 6 February, 2019. All classes visited the exhibition and purchased
books at subsidised rates. The College received a large selection of books for the Library as
an incentive amounting to Rs 62,000/-.

Junior School Art & Craft Exhibition

The Junior School Art and Craft Exhibition was held on 9 February, 2019. Retiring
member of Staff, Mrs Daphne Egbert was the Chief Guest. The Exhibition showcased the
skills of the children with work done exclusively by them. The display of the Preparatory
Department was considered outstanding with innovative ideas by the staff to help children
use their skills in an attractive manner. The gradual increase in the level of difficulty of the
tasks and the skills involved is evident through viewing the items presented by different
age groups.

INNOGEN – 2019

INNOGEN, the Science exhibition and model display was held on 9 February, 2019 in
Spence Hall. The programme is devised to promote innovation. Pupils of the Middle School
presented models which were personally built. The boys explained the manner in which
their innovative creations could be adapted to different uses. The 1st Prize was awarded to
the group that built a model of a Hydro Electric Power Plant. The team included Akshat
Kalra, Sankalp Khanna Raghav Khosla and Vinayak Tandon. Outstanding exhibits included
a remote control vacuum cleaner and a Spud Gun.

Pottery Studio

The Art Department of the College extended its services and opportunities when the
College Pottery Furnace was commissioned on 9 February, 2019. The kiln was blessed as
per traditional Hindu rites in the presence of all the pupils of the Art Department.
Junior School Sports

The boys of the Preparatory Department were excited to participate in colourful and
exciting sports events on 14 February, 2019. The ever popular and eagerly awaited internal
sports competitions in the Junior School were held on 22 February, 2019. The innovative
competitions were enjoyed by the boys who enthusiastically cheered for their House or
Class.

Pre-Primary Carnival

On 16 February, 2019, the tiniest pupils of the College, along with their parents, had a
morning filled with fun at a mini Fete held in the Pre-Primary Section. The little boys were
most proud to be assisting their teachers in stalls, selling items that appealed to them. They
enjoyed the rides that were specially setup.

2nd Douglas Ireland Cricket Tournament

The final match of the three match series for the Douglas Ireland Memorial Past vs
Present Cricket Trophy was played over January and February. The final match was
played on 24 February, 2019 was played on Fairydale. The Present team won the
tournament 2-1. The elegant trophy in memory of Mr Douglas Ireland was unveiled and
presented for the first time. Bhav Seth of the Present team was declared Man of the Series,
while Karan Lalwani and Saurabh Yadav were declared Best Batsman and Man of the Match
respectively.

Picnics

Each class in the school enjoyed a day out at different venues in and around the city. Local
resorts, the Zoo, entertainment clubs and places of historical interests were among the
selected venues. The children, accompanied by their teachers, spent a day in an informal
setting, creating greater bonding. Tour operators were a great help in organizing this.

The staff spent a day together at Nilansh Theme Park and Water Resort at Itaunja on 12
February, 2019. With the wide variety of entertainment opportunities available, groups of
Staff enjoyed what the resort had to offer.

Art Exhibition

The annual Art Exhibition was held on 18 February, 2019 at the College Skating Rink. The
talent displayed covered various media, including pottery. Outstanding pieces were
purchased at auction. The Art Club thereafter donated Rs 36,600/- to the College for the
conservation of Constantia. The Art students visited art galleries and participated in Art
competitions.
Boxing House Matches

More than 140 boys followed rigorous training and practice in boxing leading to the finals
held on 23 February, 2019. Boxing enthusiast and School champion Capt. Robert Cooke
(Retd) was the Chief Guest. Cornwallis House won the overall Championship. Jason Paul
was once again awarded the Desmond Shaw Trophy for the Best Senior Boxer, Adhiraj
Singh won the Horan Trophy for the Most Scientific Junior Boxer while Dhariya Singh
Dev received the Brig. Michigan Trophy for the Most Promising Boxer in the Colts
Division.

Colloquium on Major General Claude Martin

The Junior Historians’ Club organized a colloquium titled The Last Frenchman of Lucknow
on 28 February, 2019. This was the first programme organized in the newly restored
College Chapel. The Guest Speakers included Dr Rosie Lewellyn-Jones, MBE the
biographer of Claude Martin and an authority on Lucknow. Mr Charles Greig, a
distinguished British Art Historian and authority on the works of the artist Johann Zoffany.
The masterpiece by Zoffany, owned by the College Gori Bibi & James Zulphiqar was on
display for inspection. Copies of other paintings depicting Claude Martin were on display.
Mr Prateek Hira (alumnus) and Sami Mirza, President of the Club also made presentations.
It was a special privilege for the senior pupils of the Art and History Classes and prominent
citizens of the City of Lucknow.

Equestrian Competition and Show-Jumping Display

The First Equestrian Display and Competition was held on 1 March, 2019 in the College
Show-Jumping Arena. The College was happy to host Mrs Urmila Singh as the Chief
Guest. She, with her sons, instituted Brig Dal Singh Shield a few years ago. This was won
this year by Equestrian Team Captain Kartikeya Rai. The Junior School riders excelled.
Ashadiq Rohan and Ali Avesh Kamran were declared the Best Riders in the Junior and
Senior School respectively. Aarav Arora and Harjyot Singh Chadha were awarded for Best
in Dressage in the Junior and Senior categories. The Best Show Jumping Prize was won by
Aditya Francis Masih while Shreshth Kumar was chosen as the Most Promising Rider.

Elocution

Elocution in English, French, Hindi and Urdu were held throughout the second term in
both campuses. This is keenly competed in all sections of the College.

Open Mike

To encourage the Resident Scholars to express their views openly and to understand the
working of adolescent minds, a monthly exercise for expressing free and frank views was
provided on the Terrace of Constantia, every month, for an ‘Open Mike’ session for the
senior boys. These sessions were moderated by the Principal and Dr Amit Awasthi. Topics
ranged from religion to politics, sex and gender.
College Gardens

The College Gardens continue to be well maintained. There is a sense of pride and intense
competition between the gardeners themselves. Incentives for prizes won at City Flower
shows are also keenly contested. At the Chrysanthemum and Coleus show at the National
Botanic Gardens on 10 December, 2018, the College entries won a total of 85 prizes. This
included the Queen of the Show.

At the State Annual Flower Show at Raj Bhawan on 19 February, 2019, the College was
awarded a staggering 145 prizes. Every garden in the College was awarded a prize in its
particular category, based on size. Attractive incentives and cash awards make the
competition that much more rewarding.

Excursions and Educational Trips

Pupils of the middle and senior school went on an excursion from 16 to 21 October, 2018 to
Dalhousie
and surrounding areas. Another group travelled to Shillong and Pelling from 16 to 25
December, 2018. The pupils in the Junior School visited the Dudhwa Reserve Park from 17
to 19 December, 2018. In each outing, the opportunity to bond, live together and solve
common difficulties is a part of the learning process.

Within the city, different groups of boys have visited centres for social service
establishments for those underprivileged. Academic interest has been generated by visits to
Banks for project work, history walks, art and photography exhibitions.

Reunions of Old Boys

Old boys of the College and programmes conducted by them have become a regular activity
in the College calendar. The informal monthly get-together known as Sunday-Bunday
continues to provide a cheerful opportunity for all those visiting the city to return to school.
This is ably coordinated by Mr Ratnesh Gupta who serves as a member of the executive
Committee of La Martiniere Alumni (LMA). The LMA organized a Musical Festival –
Season II as a fund raiser on 12 January, 2019. This showcased the special talent of the
Mumbai based Rock Band ‘2 Blue’.

Formal reunions were held in Lucknow for different batches in the closing months of the
year. Of these, the most difficult to organize must have been the reunion of alumni from
different parts of the country and the world in September, 2018, who congregated in
Lucknow to coincide with Founder’s Day. Representatives from of the batches of the 1960s
returned with their families and participated in every event taking place in the College.

On 17 November, 2018, the Batch of 1968 returned to the Blue Room to commemorate 50
years of leaving the College. They were followed by the Batch of 1997 who gathered just
after 20 years to get together. On 22 & 23 December, 2018, the Batch of 1993
commemorated their Silver Jubilee in the College and its precincts. Both Batches, returning
two decades, unveiled tablets in the College to mark their presence.
The annual Alumni Get-Together this year for both Colleges in Lucknow was held on 15
December, 2018 in the College. Special entertainment and choice food made this a special
occasion. Lt Gen. Bipin Puri, VSM, serving as Director General, Armed Forces Medical
Services and Mrs Neena Mathur, Batch of 1979, Principal of Army Public School, from the
Girls’ College were awarded Lifetime Achievement Awards.

Celebration of Festivals

The College continues to promote the integration of communities as part of its explicit
policy. Festivals and holidays are celebrated with traditional gaiety, especially in the
Boarding House. Every holiday is preceded by a brief talk at Assembly regarding the
significance of the observance.

Farewell to Retiring Members of Staff

In the closing week of the session that concluded on 30 March, the College bid farewell to
three members of Staff who retired: Mrs Daphne Egbert, Mr V. K. Srivastava and Mrs Nita
Singh. They had contributed their best years of service to the College. The Farewell they
received included a Chapel Service and Assemblies in both campuses. These expressions
were warm and sincere.
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITY

The vast co-curricular programme of the College is co-ordinated by Mrs Sheba Siddiqui.
This forms an integral part of the College programme. There is an increasing trend to
permit the boys to take over the planning of diverse events, under minimum supervision of
teachers. This is seen to bring out the best in competitors as well as those with special skills
in organization. Boys travel the width of the country to participate in different events.
Their merit is invariably rewarded.

The overall record of special achievement in co-curricular activities in which pupils of the
College participated in events in the city and around the country is summarized in Appendix
II
SPORTS
The College was represented at a number of fixtures outside the College where the boys
proved their ability. There are now 30 sports disciplines in which the boys participate and
for which there are specialized training facilities. Most activities have trained Coaches to
assist in the development of the programme. A significant feature to encourage
participation from among the Day-Scholars is Class Leagues in different sports, held in
continuation of the school timetable. This has encouraged wider participation due to
convenience in timings. The entire Sports programme of the College is coordinated by Mr
Alfred Gomes, Games’ Secretary. The achievements of the boys in sports activities is
summarized in Appendix III

Within the College, inter-House competitions and activities were keenly contested. The
Scoreboard at the conclusion of the session reads as follows.
Overall Achievement in Academics Lyons House
Overall Champions in Athletics Hodson House
Overall Champions in Badminton Hodson House
Overall Champions in Basketball Cornwallis House
Overall Champions in Boxing Cornwallis House
Overall Champions in Cricket Lyons House
Overall Champions in Debating Martin House
Overall Champions in Football Martin House
Overall Champions in Hockey Martin House
Overall Champions in Quizzing Cornwallis House
Overall Champions in Rugby Martin House
Overall Champions in Shooting Lyons House
Overall Champions in Swimming Cornwallis House
Overall Champions in Tennis Hodson House

The most coveted award of the College, i.e. Cock House for the year 2018 – 2019 was
awarded to Martin House. The Lord Chelmsford Cup is presented for this.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks are extended to the Trustees of the Lucknow Martin Charities and the members of
the Local Committee of Governors, La Martiniere College for their guidance in all issues
related to La Martiniere.

The cooperation of Mrs Aashrita Dass Principal of La Martiniere Girls’ College, in all
matters that concerns the Colleges jointly, is recorded with sincerity and gratitude.

Special thanks are extended to the alumni of the College. Their professional assistance the
many areas of College life in which they now have expert knowledge is a store of goodwill
which the College uses from time to time. The generous material gifts presented from time
to time is gratefully received. Significantly, many prefer to function in complete anonymity,
giving back to the College to the extent that they feel they have received. Their discretion in
this matter is respected.

Individual contributors towards the development and progress of La Martiniere College and
the estate have increased to the extent that it is now neither possible nor discreet to publicly
record. Nevertheless, the thanks of the College is personally forwarded to each contributor
at the appropriate time.

I am especially grateful to the team of Staff that runs La Martiniere College, Lucknow for
their dedication and commitment to the areas of work which are defined for them.
Invariably, most members of Staff go much beyond the call of duty. Often areas of work
overlap. They carry out every task with autonomy, accountability and efficiency.

The boys of La Martiniere provide each person working here the impetus to put in their
best. The natural gratitude, goodwill and affection that is received from the boys makes the
job that is done far worthier than a professional responsibility. It is a great privilege to have
these boys in our care.

Vive La Martiniere!
 APPENDIX I
ANALYSIS OF RESULTS OF THE
INDIAN CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (ICSE – YEAR
10) EXAMINATION (2018)

CANDIDATES WITH THE TOP FIVE SCORES

(i) Marut Gupta --- 97.8 %

(ii) Ayan Ahmed --- 97.6 %
(iii) Aryan Ahuja --- 97.6 %
(iv) Yash Narain Agarwal --- 97 %
(v) Ishan Gupta --- 97 %
(vi) Shiv Sawhney --- 97 %
(vii) Rayyan Ahmed --- 96.8 %
(viii) Nilay Roy Choudhury --- 96.8 %
(ix) Parva Mehrotra --- 96.8 %
(x) Joydeep Saha --- 96.4 %
(xi) Aman Yadav --- 96.4 %

OVERALL / SUBJECT-WISE ANALYSIS OF

PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES
ICSE – 2018 EXAMINATIONS
TOT
AL RANGE OF MARKS SUBJECT MAX MIN
S.N. SUBJECT FAILED PASS %
APPE AVERAGE MARKS MARKS
ARED
90-100 80-89 70-79 60-69 BELOW 60

OVERAL 99.7
1. 374 75 142 109 40 7 80.9 % 1 97.8 % 47.8 %
L %

100
2. ENGLISH 374 5 78 144 102 44 71.5 NIL 92 46
%

100
3. HINDI 374 172 148 44 6 3 87.2 NIL 99 55
%

SOCIAL. 100
4. 374 124 115 69 36 29 81.5 NIL 100 41
STUDIES %

98.8
5. MATHS 344 69 64 66 45 100 71.3 4 100 17
%

99.7
6. SCIENCE 316 41 60 81 65 69 71.1 1 97 28
%

ECONOM 100
7. 33 8 4 5 4 12 70.0 NIL 95 40
ICS %

COM. 100
8. 53 25 11 13 2 2 85.4 NIL 100 45
STUDIES %

COMPUT 100
9. 186 76 51 30 21 8 83.7 NIL 100 41
ER APPS %
PHYSICA
L 100
10. 182 103 64 15 - - 89.5 NIL 100 72
EDUCATI %
ON
100
11. ART 5 2 2 1 - - 88.4 NIL 94 79
%
 TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENTERED 374
NUMBER OF STUDENTS ABSENT 001
TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS PASSED 372
TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS FAILED 001
HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OBTAINED 97.8 %
LOWEST PERCENTAGE OBTAINED 47.8 %
AVERAGE 80.9 %

RANGE OF MARKS OBTAINED

90-100 75
80-89 142
70-79 109
60-69 40
50-59 5
40-49 2
30-39 -
20-29 -
10-19 -
01-09 -

STATISTICAL DISTRIBUTION OF RANGE OF MARKS

OBTAINED BY CANDIDATES (ICSE - 2018)

160

140

120

100

80

60

40

20

0
90--100 80--89 70--79 60--69 50--59 40--49 30--39 20--29 10--19 01--09
 ANALYSIS OF RESULTS OF THE
INDIAN SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (ISC – YEAR 12)
EXAMINATION (2018)

1. FIRST RANK

(i) OVERALL SHIKHAR TRIPATHI --- 98.5%

(i) HUMANITIES SHIKHAR TRIPATHI --- 98.5%

(ii) SCIENCE DIVYANSH SRIVASTAVA --- 98.0%

(iii) COMMERCE MOHAMMAD SAMI MIRZA --- 93.5%

2. HIGHEST MARKS:

(i) ENGLISH SHIKHAR TRIPATHI --- 97 Percentile

(ii) ACCOUNTS VAIBHAV MAHESHWARI --- 97 Percentile

(iii) ART ABDULLAH KHAN --- 64 Percentile

KUSHAGRA SINGH --- 64 Percentile
(iv) BIOLOGY AMRIT PANDEY --- 98 Percentile

(v) BIO-TECHNOLOGY SHAHZAR AHMAD KHAN --- 99 Percentile

AMRIT PANDEY --- 99 Percentile

(vi) CHEMISTRY ARYAMAN KOHLI --- 95 Percentile

(vii) COMMERCE RAGHAV PRAKASH --- 97 Percentile

(viii) COMPUTER SCIENCE

AAKASH AGARWAL --- 100 Percentile

ARYAN BHATNAGAR --- 100 Percentile
DIVYANSH SRIVASTAVA --- 100 Percentile

(ix) ECONOMICS AADITYA MALHOTRA --- 100 Percentile

ARENYA VIR SINGH --- 100 Percentile
SHIKHAR TRIPATHI --- 100 Percentile
(x) HINDI ANUPAM TIWARI --- 93 Percentile

(xi) HISTORY AADITYA MALHOTRA --- 98 Percentile

VARENYA VIR SINGH --- 98 Percentile

(xii) MATHEMATICS DIVYANSH SRIVASTAVA -- 99 Percentile

(xiii) PHYSICAL AKSHAT AGARWAL --- 100 Percentile

MOHD AKBAR ASIF --- 100 Percentile
SARTHAK CHAURASIA --- 100 Percentile
SHIVANSH CHITRAVANSHI--- 100 Percentile
JASON DWELTZ --- 100 Percentile
SIDDHANT DWIVEDI --- 100 Percentile
SYED MUZAFFAR HASAN KAZIM--- 100 Percentile
MOHAMMAD SAMI MIRZA--- 100 Percentile
SHAHIR MIRZA --- 100 Percentile
MOHD HUSSAIN SALEEM--- 100 Percentile
KUMAR SHASWAT --- 100 Percentile
YASH SINGH --- 100 Percentile
DEVANSH TANDAN --- 100 Percentile

(xiv) PHYSICS DIVYANSH SRIVASTAVA --- 100 Percentile

(xv) POLITICAL SCIENCE AADITYA MALHOTRA--- 100 Percentile

VARENYA VIR SINGH--- 100 Percentile
ANUPAM TIWARI --- 100 Percentile
SHIKHAR TRIPATHI--- 100 Percentile
 OVERALL / SUBJECT-WISE ANALYSIS OF
PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES
ISC – 2018 EXAMINATIONS

S.N. SUBJECT TOTAL RANGE OF MARKS SUBJECT FAILED MAX MIN PASS %
APPEARE AVERAGE MARKS MARKS
D
90-100 80-89 70-79 60-69 BELOW 60

1. OVERALL 216 34 61 64 40 17 77 % 4 98.5 % 41.4 % 98.14 %

2. ENGLISH 216 25 101 66 17 7 79.9 NIL 97 47 100%

3. MATHEMATICS 120 9 24 19 20 48 64.5 3 99 3 97.5%

4. PHYSICS 111 16 33 17 20 25 73.1 2 100 31 100%

5. CHEMISTRY 111 7 23 32 32 17 71.6 NIL 95 46 100%

6. ECONOMICS 83 14 10 12 8 39 62.7 5 100 21 93.9%

100
7. HINDI 21 2 7 4 6 2 74.0 NIL 93 57
%
COMPUTER 100
8. 70 28 12 10 7 13 79.3 NIL 100 36
SCIENCE %
9. ACCOUNTS 64 2 12 10 15 25 63.2 2 97 26 96.9%

10. COMMERCE 64 7 7 11 13 26 65.2 NIL 97 36 100%

11. HISTORY 41 5 5 3 5 23 56.9 7 98 22 82.9%

12. POLITICAL SCIENCE 41 12 9 5 5 10 73.3 4 100 25 90.2%

13. BIOLOGY 27 3 7 4 8 5 70.4 1 98 33 96.3%

100
14. BIO - TECHNOLOGY 17 5 3 4 2 3 78.6 NIL 99 53
%
100
15. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 92 74 12 5 1 - 93.4 NIL 100 69
%
16. ART 2 - - - 2 - 64.0 NIL 64 64 100%

TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENTERED 216

NUMBER OF STUDENTS ABSENT -
TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS PASSED 212
TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS FAILED 004
HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OBTAINED 98.5 %
LOWEST PERCENTAGE OBTAINED 41.5 %
AVERAGE 77 %
 RANGE OF MARKS OBTAINED
(ISC – 2018)

90-100 34
80-89 61
70-79 64
60-69 40
50-59 16
40-49 01
30-39 --
20-29 --
10-19 --
01-09 --

STATISTICAL DISTRIBUTION OF RANGE OF MARKS

OBTAINED BY CANDIDATES (ISC - 2018)

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0
90--100 80--89 70--79 60--69 50--59 40--49 30--39 20--29 10--19 01--09
 Co-Curricular Activities Annexure-II
Date Event Organizers Achievement Representatives/Winners
'Diplomacy
Award' for
repesenting the
Russian
Aayaan Garg, Aman Agarwal
Federation in
the United
Nations
Security Council
United Awarded the
Ambassadors' 'Best Position
United Nations Office,
17-20 April, 2018 Model United Paper' for
Geneva, Switzerland
Nations representing
Conference Peru in the
Security Council Ishaan Bhasin, Atirek Bajpai
B. Recognized
as the
Presidents of
the Security
Council B
Best Delegation
La Martiniere College
Award

Honorable
Mention award
for
representing
the French
Arnav Agarwal
Republic in the
United Nations
Mayo College
Commission on
Girls' School
Status of
Model United
20-23 April, 2018 Mayo College Girls' School Women (CSW)
Nations
(MCGSMUN) Verbal Mention
2018 award for
representing
the Hashemite Raajveer Singh Bisht, Aryan
Kingdom of Ahuja
Jordan in the
United Nations
Security Council

Saksham - Bronze Medal

National Ministry of Petroleum & on the subject
Rishit Rastogi
Competition, Natural Gas 'Oil & Gas
2018 Conservation'

Runners Up La Martiniere College

Rev. Dr Samuel Bishop Cotton School, 2nd & 3rd Best

8-13 May, 2018 Naman Mishra
Slater Debates Shimla Speaker Award
3rd Best
Arnav Gurnani
Speaker Award
 2nd Best
Speaker & four
Vighnesh Mehrotra
Best Speaker
Awards

High
Commendation
for
La Martiniere
representing
Calcutta Model
12-14 May, 2018 La Martiniere Calcutta the United Arnav Agarwal
United Nations
States of
(LMCMUN) 2018
America in the
Economic and
Social Council

Second High
Commendation
for
representing
the Russian
Federation in Naman Tandon, Abhishek
the United Tripathi
Nations
Security Council
(a double
Delegation
Committee)
Second High
Commendation
for
representing
United States of
Inshal Abbas
America in the
The Jaipuria United Nations
Model United Conference on
18-20 May, 2018 Seth M.R. Jaipuria School
Nations (JMUN) Human
2018 Environment
Special Mention
for
representing
the Vice
President of the
Arnav Agarwal
United States
Mr Alben W.
Barkley in the
United States
Cabinet, 1949
Special Mention
for
representing
Bas Lansdrop of
Aryan Ahuja
The MarsOne in
the United
Nations Red
Summit, 2022
 Special Mention
for
representing
the agency of
Harsh Vardhan Yadav
Komsomolskaya
Pravda in the
Global Press
Summit
Verbal Mention
for
representing
Prateek Manjul
Rahul Gandhi
(INC) in the Lok
Sabha

Best Delegate
Award for
representing
General
Maxwell D. Aayan Ali Shah
Taylor in the
John F.
Kennedy's
Cabinet
La Martiniere Special Mention
Girls' Model for
15-17 June, 2018 United Nations La Martiniere Girls' College representing
(LMGMUN) the Republic of Arnav Agarwal
2018 Sudan in the
United Nations
Security Council
Special Mention
for
representing
Raul Castro,
Prateek Manjul
Minister of
Defence in the
Fidel Castro's
Cabinet

Winners and
Round La Martiniere College
Frank Anthony Qualifiers
11 July, 2018 CISCE
Debates
2nd Best
Atirek Bajpai
Speaker

Albert Barrow Selected for the

All India Inter top 10 essays
12 July, 2018 CISCE Dhaval Gupta
School Essay from around
Competition the country

18-21 July, 2019 Entente La Martiniere Girls' College 1st prize Abheesht Shukla

Ishaan Bhargava, Aarav

3rd position
20 July, 2018 Speech Craft La Martiniere Girls' College Gaur, Rishit Kalra, Ahan
(Bronze)
Malhotra
 CASO (Fancy 1st position Kartik Hemwani, Taha
20 July, 2018 La Martiniere Girls' College
Dress) (Gold) Mohsin Siddiqui

Best Speaker Abhishek Tripathi

Best Speaker
18th Annual Shri Ram School, Maulsari,
23-27 July, 2018 and two 2nd
Shri Debate Delhi Shubham Awasthi
Best Speaker
awards

La Martiniere College
(Vighnesh Mehrotra, Nilay
Runners Up
Roy Chowdhury, Arnav
Gurnani, Aman Agarwal)
5th Claude
26-28 July, 2018 La Martiniere College Best Speaker in
Martin Debates Arnav Gurnani
the Finals
Best Speaker of
the Vighnesh Mehrotra
Tournament

Commendation
for quizing skills
Ravi Sood
in the Business
5th Negotium Wynberg-Allen School, Quiz
28 July, 2018
Agon-2018 Mussoorie Most Promising
Contestant La
Prakhar Saxena
Marque (Logo
Designing)

Martin La Martiniere College

Memorial Inter- (Vighnesh Mehrotra, Naman
3 August, 2018 La Martiniere College Winners
Martiniere Mishra, Arnav Gurnani,
Debate Nilay Roy Chowdhury)

Special Mention
for
representing
Anil Desai in the
Prateek Manjul
Consultative
Committee of
Bhavan the Finance
Vidyalaya Ministry
Chandigarh Special Mention
3-5 August, 2018 Bhavan Vidyalaya
Model United for
Nations representing
(BVMUN) 2018 Mike Quigley in
the United
Arnav Agarwal
States House
Permanent
Select
Committee on
Intelligence
 High
Commendation
for
representing
Stanislaw
Prateek Manjul
Malachowski,
Marshall of the
Sejm, in the
Great Polish
SEJM, 1788
Special Mention
for
representing
Kinjalk Sharma
United States of
America in the
G20 Summit
Special Mention
for
representing
Mallikarjun
Rudransh Vaidya
Delhi Public Kharge in Joint
School, Eldeco Delhi Public School, Eldeco, Session of
11 & 12 August, 2018 Indian
Model United Lucknow
Nations Parliament
Special Mention
for
representing
Supriya Sule in Avik Madhyan
Joint Session of
Indian
Parliament
Special Mention
for
representing
Kesineni
Apratim Dikshit
Srinivas in the
Joint Session of
Indian
Parliament
Verbal Mention
as a reporter in
the Harsh Vardhan Yadav
International
Press

Best Delegate
award for
representing
the United
Millenium Kingdom of
17-19 August, 2018 Schooll Model Millenium School Great Britain Arnav Agarwal
United Nations and Northern
Ireland in the
United Nations
Human Rights
Council
Best Delegate
award for
representing
Field Marshal
Sam Prateek Manjul
Manekshaw in
the Joint Crisis
Committee
(India)

Best Delegate
award for
representing
the French Aryan Dhawan
Republic in the
Historic
Security Council
1st High
Commendation
for
representing
the British Harsh Vardhan Yadav
Broadcasting
Corporation
(BBC) in the
Press Corps
1st High
Commendation
Moh Mandhyan
as a
Photographer
Special Mention
for
representing
Larry Page, Abheesht Shukla
Google CEO in
the Silicon
Valley Summit
Special Mention
for
representing
Greece in the Bilal Masood
North Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
Special Mention
for
representing
the United
States of
Yash Gupta
America in the
United Nations
General
Assembly-
Plenary
 Special Mention
for
representing
the
Commander in
Chief: Colonel Keerat Chawla
M.A.G. Osmani
in the Joint
Crisis
Committee
(Mukti Bahini)
Verbal Mention
for
representing
Commander in
Chief of East
side: Admiral Sarthak Singh
Mohammad
Shariff Khan in
the Joint Crisis
Committee
(Pakistan)

6th All India Consolation

Llewelyn Prize for the
Memorial Inter 'Turn Coat'
22-24 August, 2018 Sherwood College, Nainital Advait Gupta
School
Invitational
English Debates Most Eloquent
Speaker

Winners
Inter-Martiniere La Martiniere College
28 August, 2018 La Martiniere College (Debate)
Meet
Best Speaker Naman Mishra

Runners Up at
Command Level Central Command,
28 & 29 August, 2018 the National La Martiniere College
Science Fair Lucknow Headquarters
level

Best Speaker
for the Pre-
30 & 31 August, 2018 Jaipur Debates Neerja Modi School Raajveer Singh Bisht
Quarter Final
Debate

Best Delegate
award for
representing
Annual Session the United Aditya Whorra
of Welham States of
30 August to Boys' School Welham Boys' School, America in the
1 September, 2018 Model United Dehradun UN ECOSOC
Nations -
Verbal Mention
WELMUN 2018
for repesenting
Gen. V.K. Singh Rudransh Vaidya
in the Lok
Sabha
 Coins Category
Anadi Krishna Jain
1st prize
2nd prize Yojit Bhasin
3rd prize Kritin Bhasin
4 September, 2018 COASTE 2018 La Martiniere College Stamps
Category 1st Harshit Amarnani
prize
2nd prize Shivesh Srivastava
3rd prize Soham Agarwal

Albert Barrow
All-India 2nd in Category
25 September, 2018 Creative Writing CISCE 1 (Classes 11 & Dhaval Gupta
Competition- 12) nationally,
2018

Best Speaker in
the Preliminary
The Clifford Atirek Bajpai
Round
Hicks Memorial (Category-1)
Calcutta Boys' School,
3-6 October, 2018 Inter-School
Kolkata Best Speaker in
Debate
Competition the Preliminary
Arnav Agarwal
Round
(Category-2)

1st position in
Creative Omer Rizvi
Writing
2nd position in
Taha Mohsin Siddiqui
Story telling
La Martiniere College
Novus Literati
5 October, 2018 St Teresa's College (Achyutam Agarwal, Ahan
Fest 2018 2nd position in
Malhotra, Syed Waheb
Read Aloud
Raza, Ishaan Gautam,
Ishaan Bhargav)
3rd position in
English Arindam Sarkar Sobti
Elocution

Verbal Mention Sarthak Singh

6 & 7 October, 2018 SFC MUN St Francis' College
Verbal Mention S.M. Ayaan Rizvi

Delhi Public
22 & 23 October, 2018 Delhi Public School Special Mention S.M. Ayaan Rizvi
School MUN

Ali Taha, Ojas Saran,

2nd prize in Prashant Yadav, Priyank
Nukkad Natak Agnihotri, Raheel Midhat,
23-27 October, 2018 Constantia-2018 La Martiniere College Vishrut Ashish, Yuvraj Rajan
Christopher Singh, Jonathan
1st prize in
Sahae, Samarth E. Harrison,
Pitch Perfect
Saransh Alexander Kumar
 Akash Singh Tomar,
Aryaman Wadhwa, Aryan
2nd prize in
Wadhwa, Samarth
Pirouette
Srivastava, Vibhav Sharma,
Yasir Khan
Abhishek Chattree,
1st prize in Christopher Singh, Jonathan
Battle of Bands Sahae, Samarth E. Harrison,
Saransh Alexander Kumar
Kunal Garg, Ritvik Rastogi,
1st prize in Clue
Sukhdev Kumar, Yash
Rush
Jaiswal
3rd prize in Maaz Beg, Styris Joseph
Mural Painting Peter, Utkarsh Kumar
2nd prize in Priyanshu Rastogi, Ritik
Revelations Srivastava
3rd prize in Eshaan Bhargava, Harjyot
Aqua Challenge Chadha
2nd prize in Naman Rastogi, Prakhar
Bola Tirar Saxena
1st prize in
Coenterprise Ishaan Bhasin
Strategique
2nd prize in Mayur Mayank, Rajveer
Face Render Awasthi
2nd prize in Hot Aditya Notani, Anansh
Shoe Krishna Ranjan
3rd prize in Java Divy Chandra, Krishna
Jibe Gupta
2nd prize in
Akshat Kant, Maaz Beg
Nibbles
2nd prize in
Aayan Ali Shah, Akshat Kant
Pitchers
1st prize in Aayan Garg, Abhishek
Breaking News Kumar, Vatsal Mehrotra
2nd prize in
Mohd Farzan, Mohd Shaizan
Robowars
1st prize in
Eshaan Bhargava
Speed Trail
1st prize in Web Kabir Mathur, Naman
Genesis Mishra
3rd prize in Srijan Bhargava, Ujjwal
Wirecast Bhattacharya
2nd prize in Omar Farooq, Saksham
Exotech Tewari
2nd prize in Prateek Manjul
Aashu Bhashan
1st prize in
Amaan
Picture Perfect
1st prize in
Gamers' Jayam Balani
Nirvana
 Farida Abraham 3rd position in La Martiniere College
Memorial finals of the (Aryan Dhawan and Arbab
National Quiz Badar)
25-27 October, 2018 La Martiniere Girls' College
Debates and
Quiz Runners Up in La Martiniere College
Competition Debate (Final (Atirek Bajpai, Yashwardhan
Round) Rai, Aryan Ahuja)

27 & 28 October, 2018 GDGPS MUN G.D. Goenka Public School Verbal Mention Sarthak Singh

Best Speaker in
The 62nd the 1st
Annual Preliminary
Chuckerbutty The Doon School, Debate
2-4 November, 2018 Yashwardhan Rai
Memorial Dehradun
Extempore Most Promising
Debates Speaker in the
3rd Preliminary
Debate

Best Delegate
award for
representing Inshal Abbas
Gabon in the
African Union
Special Mention
for
representing
the Minister of
Energy,
Industry and
Arnav Agarwal
Natural
Resource in the
Adh-Hoc
Committee of
the Secretary
La Martiniere General
2-4 November, 2018 Model United La Martiniere College Special Mention
Nations for
representing
Cote d'Ivoire in Aryan Dhawan
the United
Nations
Security Council
7th Special
Mention for
representing
Dominican
Vaibhav Agarwal
Republic in the
United Nations
General
Assembly
Verbal Mention Sarthak Singh
Special Mention S.M. Ayaan Rizvi
 UNICEF in collaboration
3rd Best
16 November, 2018 UNICEF Fest with the Lucknow Literary Nilay Roy Choudhury
Speaker
Festival

The Sunder Lal

Best Speaker of
Bahuguna Montford Intermediate
20 November, 2018 the Abhiram Krishna Shukla
Debate College
Competition
Competition

1st position in Rishit Rastogi, Ananya

City Round Chaturvedi
The Heritage
21 November, 2018 INTACH 1st Runners Up
India Quiz 2018
at the Zonal La Martiniere College
Round

City Level 1st prize in the

Regional Science City,
20-22 December, 2018 Science Fair Individual Nilay Roy Choudhury
Lucknow
2018 category

Honourable
Mention for
representing
the Chief of
Naval Staff in
Prateek Manjul
the Indo-Pak
War Cabinet of
1971
(Bangladeshi
Liberation War)
Special Mention
for
representing
Syria in the Arnav Agarwal
Shri Ram United Nations
College of Human Rights
Shri Ram College of Council
12 & 13 January, 2019 Commerce
Commerce, Delhi High
Model United
Nations Commendation
for
representing
the United
Inshal Abbas
States of
America in the
United Nations
Development
Program
Best Delegate
award for
representing
Iraq in the Raajveer Singh Bisht
United Nations
General
Assembly
 Best Reporter
award for
representing
the British
Broadcasting
Harsh Vardhan Yadav
Corporation as
a reporter for
the
International
Press
Best Delegation La Martiniere College

1st position in
Hands-on
round Shivansh Jaiswal
International
2nd position in
16-19 January, 2019 Drone-making IIT-Allahabad
Theory round
Championship
La Martiniere College
Runners Up (Shivansh Jaiswal, Krishna
Gupta, Anidya Bhandari)

Sports Activities Annexure-III

Date Event Organizers Achievement Representatives/Winners
Highest number of
20th Dubai International Chess Open points in Under
2-11 April, 2018 Dubai, United Arab Emirates Garvit Kumar Kalra
2018 1600 ELO
Category

1st in Sub-Junior
category

1st Pratap Singh Memorial Shooting

3-8 April, 2018 Johri Rifle Club 2nd in Youth Tabish Ahmad
Championship
category
3rd in Senior
category
2 Silver Medals in
mixed events

Silver Medal in
Peep Sight Air Yash Jaiswal
Rifle
Gold Medal in Peep
Sight Air Rifle
14 & 15 April, (Individual)
Awadh Shooting Competition Awadh Academy Rajvir Sarna
2018
Gold Medal (Team
Score- 99/100)
Silver Medal in
Peep Sight Air Saksham Agarwal
Rifle
 Gold Medal in Peep
Sight Air Rifle Bhavya Rana
(Youth Category)

Gold Medal in
Owais Zia
Trap Shooting

Gold Medal in .22

pistol
Akul
Gold Medal in Air
Ammunition Bore Trap Shooting pistol
Awadh Academy
Competition
Gold Medal in .22
Mrs Dolly Tomar
pistol
Silver Medal in Air
Sujeb Khan
pistol
Silver Medal in
Kunal Garg
Open Sight
Silver Medal in
Abaan
Trap Shooting

Rank 14 in upto
2nd Sardar Prakash Memorial
17-22 April, 1600 rating
International Open Chess Sonepat, Haryana Harshit Amarnani
2018 category. Cash
Tournament
prize of Rs 4,000/-

20 April to 5
Champion Series (Tennis) AITA 2nd prize Vikesh Chaurasia
May, 2018

21 & 22 April, Smt A.D. Pathak Memorial

Excellia School 3rd Position Satvik Varma
2018 Tournament

Represented India.
21-30 April, FIDE World Under-1700 Chess Italian Chess Federation,
Ranked 20th out of Garvit Kumar Kalra
2018 Championship Cagliari, Italy
186

25 & 26 April, I.C. Convent Inter-School Open 1st Prize Sameer Basu
Lucknow
2018 Chess Tournament

3rd Prize Harshit Amarnani

Gold Medal
(individual) in .177
Air Rifle Peep Rajvir Sarna
Sight (Senior
Category)
Gold Medal in Air
8th Pre UP State Shooting Rifle Peep Sight Rajvir Sarna
3-6 May, 2018 Baghpat (Junior Category)
Competition
Bronze Medal in
Air Rifle Peep
Rajvir Sarna
Sight (Youth
Category)
Highest score in
Mrs Dolly Tomar
Air pistol

La Martiniere College
(Nevan Jude Anthony,
Ujjwal Tiwari, Aryaman
Bhargava, Atin Shankar,
Runners Up in
Bhaskar Dwivedi, Aviral
Gurukul Academy, Indira Nagar, Inter-School
3-5 May, 2018 Tomorrow's World Sanjay Gupta, Ayush
Lucknow Basketball
Mishra, Ashar Arif,
competition
Shivang Kalsi, Siddharth
Tewari, Mohammad Jafar
Waris, Umar Abdullah,
Farhan Waziri
 3rd prize in 30-km
Vibhav Sharma
Cycle Race
5 & 6 May, 2018 Sports Utsav 2018 Decathlon 10 km Marathon Mr Allen Raj Singh
Trijit Gupta, Vaibhav
Medal for Finisher
Agarwal, Siddharth Mishra

1st in Junior
10-13 June, 1st Kendriya Vidyalaya Shooting category
Kendriya Vidyalaya Tabish Ahmad
2018 Championship

1st in Youth
category

22-24 June, National Referee, Instructor Seminar

Lucknow Black Belt Varun Rana
2018 & Black Belt Examination

1st in Youth
category
3rd B.P. Singhal Memorial Shooting
8-10 July, 2018 VAS Rifle Club Tabish Ahmad
Championship
2nd in Senior
category
Gold Medal in
Team category

Junior Division
1st in 100m Back
stroke
2nd in 50m Breast Anvay Mishra
stroke
2nd in 100m Breast
stroke
1st in 50m Back
stroke
Aryan Ahuja
3rd in 100m Back
stroke
2nd in 50m
Freestyle
Ashutosh Rai
2nd in 100m
Freestyle
La Martiniere College
2nd in 4x50m (Anvay Mishra, Aryan
Freestyle Relay Ahuja, Ashotosh Rai,
Apardhwaj Chauhan)
City Montessori School, Gomti Senior Division
25 July, 2018 ASISC Zonal Swimming Meet-2018 1st in 50m
Nagar, Lucknow
Freestyle
1st in 50m Back Chinmay Srivastava
stroke
1st in 100m Back
stroke
1st in 50m
Butterfly
2nd in 50m
Freestyle Adnan Ahmed
3rd in 100m
Freestyle
1st in 50m Breast
stroke
Aakash Singh Tomar
1st in 100m Breast
stroke
3rd in 100m Breast
Shashank Yadav
stroke
La Martiniere College
1st in 4x50m
(Chimay Srivastava, Adnan
Freestyle Relay
Ahmed, Aakash Singh
 Tomar, Krishna Kant
Tilak)
Overall Champions La Martiniere College

Overall Winners in
both Junior and
30 & 31 July, CISCE Zonal Level Hockey
Seth M.R. Jaipuria School Senior Categories. La Martiniere College
2018 Tournament
Gold Medal at the
Zonal level

1st position in
U-17 category
30 & 31 July, Dr Virendra Swarup Public La Martiniere College
Zonal Kabaddi Championship 2nd position in
2018 School
U-19 category
Gold Medal Ibaad Hussain

Senior Division
2nd position in 50m
Butterfly Adnan Ahmed

3rd position in
100m Freestyle
2nd position in
Chinmay Srivastava
100m Back stroke
Junior Division
1st Shri Ramlal Memorial Inter
2 & 3 August, Lucknow Public School, Gomti 1st position in 50m
School Swimming Championship,
2018 Nagar, Lucknow Breast stroke Anvay Mishra
2018
2nd position in 50m
Butterfly
2nd position in 50m
Ashutosh Rai
Freestyle
Colts Division 2nd
position in 25m Shresht Tiwari
Freestyle
1st position in La Martiniere College
4x50m Freestyle (Anvay Mishra, Ashutosh
Relay (Junior Rai, Aryan Ahuja, Samarth
Division) Jain)

3-6 August, 1st Muhammad Ali Open District Lucknow District Boxing
Gold Medal Abbas Kazmi
2018 Boxing Championship, 2018 Association

Gold Medal Arbaz Sheikh

3-6 August,
District Level Boxing Championship La Martiniere College Gold Medal Sahil Raj Kerketta
2018
Gold Medal Harsh Robert
Gold Medal Steven Peter D'Sena
Silver Medal Mohd Mashad

District Boxing Boxing Club Silver Medal Russel G. Brendish

Seth MR Jaipuria School,

Inter-School Skating Championship Silver Medal Bavneet Singh
Alambagh

Gold Medal in
ISSF Air Rifle
Peep-Sight (Junior
4 & 5 August, Category)
KVSS Open Shooting Competition Delhi Tabish Ahmad
2018 Gold Medal in
ISSF Air Rifle
Peep-Sight (Senior
Category)
 Senior Division
1st in 100m
Freestyle Adnan Ahmed

2nd in 50m
Butterfly
1st in 100m Back
stroke
Chinmay Srivastava
3rd in 200m
Individual Medley
2nd in 100m
Freestyle Chaitanya Shukla
3rd in 50m Butterly
3rd in 100m Breast
Aakash Singh Tomar
stroke
3rd in 100m Back
Leon Tindale
stroke
1st in 4x50m La Martiniere College
Feestyle Relay (Chinmay Srivastava,
Aakash Singh Tomar,
2nd in 4x50m Chaitanya Shukla, Adnan
Medley Relay Ahmed)
Junior Division
1st in 50m Breast
stroke
1st in 50m Anvay Mishra
Butterfly
1st in 100m
6-8 August, 2nd Claude Martin Memorial Aquatic Individual Medley
La Martiniere College
2018 Meet-2018 1st in 50m Back
stroke
Aryan Ahuja
2nd in 100m
Indvidual Medley
1st in 50m
Freestyle
Ashutosh Rai
2nd in 50m Back
stroke
3rd in 50m Breast
stroke
Apradhwaj Chauhan
3rd in 50m
Freestyle
1st in 4x50m La Martiniere College
Freestyle Relay (Aryan Ahuja, Apradhwaj
1st in 4x50m Chauhan, Anvay Mishra,
Medley Relay Ashutosh Rai)
Colts Division 2nd
in 25m Breast
stroke Samarth Jain
3rd in 25m
Freestyle
2nd in 25m Back
Shashwat Regmi
stroke
3rd in 25m Back
Vivaan Rastogi
stroke
2nd in 4x25m La Martiniere College
Freestyle Relay (Samarth Jain, Nitant
2nd in 4x525m Tiwari, Shashwat Regmi,
Medley Relay Shantam)
Overall Champions La Martiniere College

La Martiniere College (Om

Jaiswal, Nevan Jude,
Ujjwal Tiwari, Durga Dutt
6-8 August, ASISC Zonal Basketball Tournament Winners (Junior Sharma, Ayush Mishra,
The Modern School, Lucknow
2018 2018 Division) Samin Raza, Madhav
Mishra, Atin Shanker,
Shivang Kalsi, Siddharth
Tewari, Anish Dhawan
 La Martiniere College
(Gregen Mcluskie, Hansi
Chaurasia, Daniel Pope,
Runners Up (Senior Bosco D'silva, Shawn
Division) Burbudge, Styris John
Peter, Sanskar Tomar,
Aryaman Bhargava, Rohan
Singh, Sahajpreet Singh

9 August - to 8 5th Martin Cup Inter-School Football

La Martiniere College Winners La Martiniere College
September, 2018 League

Junior Category
Gold in hurdles
Gold in high jump Anand Prakash Pandey
Bronze in triple
jump
Gold in 800m
Aarib Aleem Khan
Gold in 1500m
Bronze in 400m Suryansh Maurya
10 & 11 August, Silver in high jump Ferdy Joseph
Zonal Athletic Meet 2018 CISCE
2018 Aarib Aleem Khan, Anand
Bronze in Relay
Prakash Pandey, Suryansh
4x100m
Maurya, Shreyam Agarwal
Senior Category
Akarsh Agarwal
Bronze in 1500m
Bronze in throwing
Ashish Tripathi
the discuss
Silver in 800m
Vibhav Sharma
Bronze in 400m

2 Gold Medals
(U-17 Quad
Ferdy Joseph
category in 300 &
1000 mtr)
Gold Medal (U-
17 Quad category Asmit Kumar
in 1000 mtr)
Silver Medal
(U-17 Quad
category in 500
mtr)
Bavneet Singh
Bronze Medal
(U-17 Quad
category in 300
mtr)
2 Silver Medals (U-
19 Quad category Aron Philip
in 300 & 1000 mtr)
2 Bronze Medals
(U-19 Quad
Hamza Khan
13 & 14 August, category in 300 &
CISCE Zonal Skating Championship La Martiniere College, Lucknow 500 mtr)
2018
2 Gold Medals (U-
17 Inline category Divyansh Arora
in 500 & 1000 mtr)
Gol Medal (U-17
Inline category in
1000 mtr)
Garvdeep Singh
Silver Medal (U-17
Inline category in
500 mtr)
Silver Medal (U-17
Inline category in Chaitanya Arora
300 mtr)
Gold Medal (U-19
Inline category in
1000 mtr)
Darsh Gupta
Silver Medal (U-19
Inline category in
300 mtr)
 2 Silver Medals (U-
19 Inline category Deepansh Srivastava
in 500 & 1000 mtr)
2 Bronze Medals
(U-19 Inline
Shashank Pandey
category in 300 &
500 mtr)

Runners Up
16-18 August, Dr Virendra Swarup Public (U-17)
CISCE Volleyball Tournament La Martiniere College
2018 School, Lucknow Runners Up
(U-19)

Champions in both
Junior and Senior La Martiniere College
Categories
18 & 19 August, City Montessori School, Indira
CISCE Zonal Badminton Tournament Srijan Bhargava, Adarsh
2018 Nagar, Lucknow
Gold Medals to the Kumar, Yash Kapoor,
Senior team Sahastranshu Sinha,
Vibhav Sharma

3rd position in Srijan Bhargava, Yash

CISCE State Badminton Tournament
Senior category Kapoor, Adarsh Kumar

Bronze Medal in
Under-17 Inline Chaitanya Arora
Skates category
2 Bronze Medals in
Under-17 Inline Garvdeep Singh
Skates category
2 Bronze Medals in
Under-19 Quads Aron Philip
Skates category
Bronze Medal in
20 & 21 August, Regional CISCE Skating Under-19 Inline Darsh Gupta
La Martiniere College, Lucknow Skates category
2018 Championship
Gold & Silver
Medals in Under-
Ferdy Joseph
17 Quads Skates
category
Silver Medal in
Under-17 Inline Divyansh Arora
Skates category
2 Silver Medals in
Under-19 Inline Deepansh Srivastava
Skates category

Selected in
24 & 25 August, Sub-Junior Boys District Kabaddi Lucknow Mandal
La Martiniere College, Lucknow Shivendra Singh
2018 Championship-2018 and U.P. State
teams

Qualified for
Rajvir Sarna, Agastya Raj
All India Shooting Championship Chennai National Shooting
Singh
Championship

1st in 50m Back

stroke
1st in 100m Back
stroke
1st in 50m Chinmay Srivastava
Freestyle
1&2
State Swimming Championship Boys' High School, Allahabad Individual
September, 2018
Champion in Senior
group
1st in 50m
Butterfly stroke
Adnan Ahmed
2nd in 50m
Freestyle
 2nd in 50m Back
Aryan Ahuja
stroke
3rd in 100m Breast
Anvay Mishra
stroke
1st in 4x50m Chinmay Srivastava,
Freestyle Relay Adnan Ahmed

3rd position in
4-7 September, Reliance Foundation Youth Sports
Reliance Foundation 800m race in Aarib Aleem Khan
2018 Athletic Championship
Under-19 category

2nd position in
1500m race.
7-9 September, CISCE Regional Athletic Qualified for
St Joseph's College, Allahabad Nationals Aarib Aleem Khan
2018 Championship 2018
3rd position in
800m race

La Martiniere College
10 & 11 3rd position in U-
CISCE Volleyball State Tournament St Xaviers Convent School (Abdullah Khan, Mohd
September, 2018 19
Arham, Hansi Chaurasia)

La Martiniere College
Overall Winners (Arihant Pratap Singh,
(U-11 category) Abeer Ajeet Singh,
Kushaaggra Verma)

2 Gold Medals (U-

Arihant Pratap Singh
11 category)

10-12 64th Regional Secondary School 1 Gold & 1 Silver

M.D. Jain Inter College, Agra Medal (U-11 Abeer Ajeet Singh
September, 2018 (Boys/Girls) Skating Competition
category)
Gold Medal (U-11
Kushaaggra Verma
category)
Gold Medal (U-14
Garvdeep Singh
category)
Silver Medal (U-17
Darsh Gupta
category)
Gold Medal (U-17
Divyansh Arora
category)

1st in Youth
category
2-6 October, 2nd Mahatma Gandhi Memorial
Rifle Association, Jhansi Tabish Ahmad
2018 Shooting Championship
2nd in Junior
category
3rd in Senior
category

Silver Medal in
Under-17 Quads Ferdy Joseph
22 & 23 National CISCE Skating Skates category
Mumbai
October, 2018 Championship Bronze Medal in
Under-19 Inline Deepansh Srivastava
Skates category

22 Oct. to 5 Avinash Chandra Memorial Cricket Best Bowler of the

Avijai Charitable Trust Apratim Tiwari
Nov,, 2018 Tournament Tournament
 Winners (U-17
La Martiniere College
category)

6 Oct. to 2 Nov., 1st City Championship Reliance

Reliance Foundation
2018 Foundation School Football 2018-19 Man of the Match Abdul Rehman Khan
Best Goalkeeper of
Anand Prakash Pandey
the Tournament
Highest Goal
Scorer of the Abdul Rehman Khan
Tournament
Best Player of the
Abdul Rehman Khan
Tournament

23-25 October, Jagran Inter-School Football

Jagran Public School Winners La Martiniere College
2018 Tournament

25-30 October, Arjun Pratap Singh, Abban

North Zone Shooting Championship Dehradun Gold Medal
2018 Aslam, Anmol Singh

1st in the age group

of 6-8 yrs (Rink
Race-3)

Samarth Sharma

1st in the age group

of 6-8 yrs (Rink
Race-4)

1st in the age group

of 8-10 yrs (Rink
Race-3)

Abeer Ajeet Singh

2nd in the age

group of 8-10 yrs
(Rink Race-6)

District Roller Skaters' Sports 2nd in the age

28-30 October, 3rd Annual Roller Skating
Association, Lucknow at La group of 8-10 yrs Steven Peter
2018 Championship
Martiniere College (Rink Race-3)

3rd in the age

group of 8-10 yrs Harsh Robert
(Rink Race-3)

1st in the age group

of 8-10 yrs (Rink
Race-4)

Arihant Pratap Singh

1st in the age group

of 8-10 yrs (Rink
Race-6)

3rd in the age

group of 10-12 yrs Madhav Malik
(Rink Race-6)
2nd in the age
group of 10-12 yrs
(Rink Race-3)

Kushaaggra Verma

1st in the age group

of 10-12 yrs (Rink
Race-6)

3rd in the age

group of 10-12 yrs
(Rink Race-3)

Alan Anthony O'Dath

3rd in the age

agroup of 10-12 yrs
(Rink Race-4)

1st in the age group

of 10-12 yrs (Rink
Race-3)

Shaun Munro

2nd in the age

group of 10-12 yrs
(Rink Race-4)

2nd in the age

group of 10-12 yrs Aryan Singh
(Rink Race-2)
2nd in the age
group of 10-12 yrs Bavneet Singh
(Rink Race-1)
2nd in the age
group of 12-14 yrs Hamza Khan
(Rink Race-1)
2nd in the age
group of 12-14 yrs Shashank Pandey
(Rink Race-6)
3rd in the age
group of 12-14 yrs Garvdeep Singh
(Rink Race-3 & 4)
1st in the age group
of 14-16 yrs (Rink Utsav Kumar
Race-1)
3rd & 1st in the age
group of 14-16 yrs
Sampann
(Rink Race-1 & 2),
Adjustable
3rd in the age
group of 14-16 yrs Darsh Gupta
(Rink Race-3)
1st & 2nd in the
age group of above
Ferdy Joseph
16 yrs (Rink Race-1
& 2)

1st & 2nd in the

age group of above
Divyansh Arora
16 yrs (Rink Race-3
& 6)
Overall Runners
La Martiniere College
Up
 Gold Medal in U-
19, Recurve Udayan Agarwal
category

Gold Medal in U-
17, Recurve Kushagra Srivastava
category
Gold Medal in U-
30 October, 64th SGFI State Field Archery Sports and Games Federation of 14, Recurve Rishit Srivastava
2018 Championship 2018 India category
Bronze Medal in
U14, Indian Round Sanskar Jaiswal
category
Silver Medal in U-
14, Indian Round Saurya Middha
category
1st Rank in
Recurve Round La Martiniere College
category

District Shooting Association,

November, 2018 District Shooting Championship 1st position Sanskar Havelia
Lucknow

Sanskar Havelia, Saksham

Gold Medal Agarwal, Agastya Raj
1&2 64th Commissionary Rifle Shooting Singh
IFSC, Uttar Pradesh
November, 2018 Competition
Tabish Ahmed, Abuzzar
Silver Medal
Farhat
Overall Champions La Martiniere College

Gold Medal in U-
Saksham Agarwal
64th State Level Shooting 14
IFSC, Uttar Pradesh
Championship
Gold Medal in U-
Sanskar Havelia
19

Col S.N. Misra OBE Memorial Inter Col S.N. Misra OBE Memorial Best Bowler of the
November, 2018 Mohd Abidi
College Cricket Tournament School Tournament

2nd in Under-17
Tabish Ahmad
category
13-15 1st in Under-14
Zonal School Games Lucknow Rifle Club Saksham Agarwal
November, 2018 category
2nd in Under-14
Abusar Farhat
category

13-23 School India Cup Football Runners Up

Lucknow University La Martiniere College
November, 2018 Tournament (U-15)

Arjun Mittal, Nilay Roy,

15 November Sanskar Havelia, Faraz
62nd National Shooting National Rifle Association of Selected for Indian
to 7 December, Hasan, Tabish Ahmad,
Championship India (Kerala) trials
2018 Akul Kumar, Rajevir Sarna,
Agastya Raj

Winners La Martiniere College

28 Nov to 17 2nd Seth Anand Ram Jaipuria Inter-
Seth Anand Ram Jaipuria School
Dec, 2018 School Cricket Tournament
Man of the Finals
Rishi Aryan
Match

2 December, Lucknow Mahotsav Shooting Silver Medal in .22

Lucknow Rifle Association Rajvir Sarna
2018 Championship Rifle
 Gold Medal in 10m
Air pistol
Mrs Dolly Tomar
Bronze Medal in
.22 Air pistol
Silver Medal in
Owais Zia
Trap shooting

2-10 December,
7th La Martiniere Football Cup La Martiniere College Winners La Martiniere College
2018

2nd in Under-17
Tabish Ahmad
4-8 December, category
State School Games State School Games Association
2018 2nd in Under-14
Saksham Agarwal
category

15-19 School Games Federation of

SGFI National School Games, 2018 9th Position Sanskar Havelia
December, 2018 India

3rd in 50 mtr (3
January, 2019 U.P. State Shooting Championship U.P. State Rifle Association position Rifle Sanskar Havelia
Shooting)

All India Tennis Association

3 January, 2019 Talent Series Pataudi 1st prize Vikesh Chaurasia
(AITA)

Winners La Martiniere College

3-5 January, Sri Ram Murti Memorial Inter- Sri Ram Murti Engineering
2019 School Cricket Tournament College, Bareilly Best Batsman of the
Anant Mohan Srivastav
Tournament
Man of the Series Devansh Shahi

Represented Asia.
18 & 19
Australian Open Among the top 10, Naman Mehta
January, 2019
as a Ballkid

27 & 28 Youth Friendship Cup Football Runners Up (U-

Takshila School, Akbarpur La Martiniere College
January, 2019 Tournament 15)

Man of the Match

in 1st and 3rd Apratim Tiwari
30 January to 2 School Sport Promotion Foundation Match
Sports Authority of India
February, 2019 Cricket Tournament

Selected for
Lucknow District Bhav Seth, Saurabh Yadav
Team

Completed the 21
km Lucknow Half-
Marathon.
3 March, 2019 Lucknow Heritage Marathon Aarib Aleem Khan
Awarded a Medal
for completing the
course

7 March, 2019 Boxing Boxing District Organization Gold Medal Dilpreet Singh