Primary Investiture Ceremony 2023-24

The Primary Investiture Ceremony 2023-24 held on 25th May at RPSIS-89 was a momentous event where the Primary students gathered to celebrate the formal appointment and recognition of the newly elected Student Council. The ceremony, filled with pride, enthusiasm, and anticipation, marked the beginning of a new chapter in the school's history.

The investiture procession, led by head boy, head girl, school captains, vice-captains made its way to the stage amidst thunderous applause. The students exuded confidence and a sense of responsibility, adorned in their formal attire and sashes that symbolized their respective leadership roles.

The ceremony proceeded with the recitation of the investiture pledge, where the newly appointed leaders vowed to uphold the values and principles of the institution. The pledge emphasized their commitment to promoting unity, integrity, and excellence within the school community. 

The much-awaited highlight of the ceremony was the presentation of badges to the newly appointed leaders. Respected Principal Ma'am, Ms. Shiva Yadav congratulated and presented the badges, symbolizing the authority and responsibility bestowed upon the students. With heads held high and hearts filled with pride, each leader received their badge, signifying their readiness to take on their roles with diligence and integrity.

The ceremony ended on a high note, leaving an indelible impression on the students.











































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