Army Public School Udhampur

Army Public School, Udhampur has achieved a remarkable victory by securing the championship title at the prestigious AWWA Northern Command Ethics Bowl 2025. The competition, from July 23rd to 30th of 2025, saw enthusiastic participation from 10 leading Army Public Schools across Northern Command. This week-long event was a celebration of moral judgement, ethical deliberation, and respectful discourse on contemporary societal issues. Under the exceptional leadership of Principal APS Udhampur Dr. Sanjeev Kumar and mentorship of Mr. Muneesh Chopra and Ms. Meenakshi Sambayal, Team APS Udhampur displayed outstanding ethical insight and teamwork throughout the tournament. Their journey to the championship was marked by impressive performances in each round. In the quarter-final, the team defeated APS Kanpur with precision and thoughtful arguments, showcasing their ability to think critically and articulate their thoughts effectively. The semi-final saw APS Udhampur overcoming APS Almora in a gripping round filled with deep ethical contemplation, further solidifying their position in the competition. The grand finale was a testament to the team's intellectual brilliance and moral clarity. APS Udhampur secured 165.5/190 points, triumphing over a strong opponent, APS Akhnoor, which scored 157.5/190. This victory is not just a reflection of the team's academic strength but also a demonstration of the values of integrity, empathy, and ethical leadership that the school strives to instill in its students every day. The AWWA Northern Command Ethics Bowl 2025 provided a platform for students to engage in meaningful discussions and debates on contemporary issues, promoting critical thinking and ethical decision-making. APS Udhampur's victory at the AWWA Northern Command Ethics Bowl 2025 is a significant milestone that showcases the school's dedication to academic excellence and character development. The team's achievement is a testament to the exceptional leadership and mentorship they received, and it sets a high standard for future generations of students at the school.