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Quiz
Baldwin Boys' High School has, in the recent past, participated
on a National as well as at the International level in Quiz Contests.
In May 2003, Jagan Kumar and Manish G. of Std. VII competed in the
All - Asia Cadbury Bournvita Quiz Contest for the year 2003. They
competed along with 70 schools in the South Zone region and were
selected along with six other schools from Bangalore. The finals
were held in Kolkata, where 64 schools from all over the country
and the Middle East took part. Our team of Jagan and Manish stood
Third among these 64 schools. Later in the year they participated
in the All India Horlicks Activity 2003 Quiz Contest, where they
stood First among the Juniors. They also participated in an InterSchool
Competition held at Clarence High School, Richards Town, Bangalore,
where they placed Third.In a field of 40 schools, they were Runners-up,
in the Quiz Contest conducted by the Children's Movement for Civic
Awareness. All in all, Baldwin Boys' High School is in the forefront
of performance and achievements amongest all schools here in Bangalore.
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| Sports
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Chess
For some time now, Baldwin Boys' High School has been organizing
and conducting an Inter School Chess Competition, "CHEX”.
Over the years (since 1997), we have been in the forefront of this
game. One of our students, Abid Majid, participated in an International
Chess Competition held in Abu Dhabi and was judged the best junior
player. He stood first in his category. Later, he went to Moscow
to participate in a Competition sponsored by the Russian Embassy.
He was the only one who was able to beat a Russian Grandmaster.
Right now, the Competition continues, and each year our School hosts
nearly 150 to 200 children from different Schools in and around
Bangalore. This is the only Competition of its kind, and has been
judged by the Indian Grandmaster Raja Ravishekar, who has been our
judge for a number of years now. We provide coaching for the boys
who are interested in Chess, which is said to be an excellent game
for improving the concentration, so that if a child is good at Chess,
he is definitely good at studies.
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| Famous
Old Boys |
| Henry
Rebello |
Represented India in the 1948 Olympic Games. Is the only school
boy from Bangalore to do so. |
| A.P.
Ramaswamy |
Represented
India in the Asian Games, 100m relay. |
| Robin
Paul |
Represented
India in the Asian Games, 100m, 200m. |
| Kashi
Vishwanath |
Represented
the State in 100m relay. |
| B.V.
Murlidhar |
Represented
India in the Under-13 Football. Was captain. |
| Bopanna |
Took part in the Republic Day Parade in New Delhi 1997. |
| Abid
Majid |
Represented
India in Chess all over the world. |
| Bipin
Chandra |
Represented State in swimming. |
| ICM.
Sumukh |
Represented
State in swimming |
| Ruben Geoffery Dayal |
Took part in the republic day
parade in New Delhi in 2004
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| Harikrishna |
Represents
State in swimming. |
| H.
Sashwath Jain |
Represents
State in swimming. |
| Arshad
Ayub |
Represents
State in swimming. |
| Sanjay
Kumar |
Represents
State in Under - 13 Cricket. |
| F.IC
Zohar |
Represents
State in Under - 13 Cricket. |
| Vinay |
National
level fencing. |
| Shrevas
Sadhi |
International level Karate Championship in NepaL |
| KSree
th Ra'esh |
International level Karate Championship at Moscow. |
| Darshan |
State level Archery |
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