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GARDEN HIGH SCHOOL

VII.i JULY 2014Newsletter

Special Prizes: Academic Year 2013–14

Sagnik Sarkar 12C

Satikanta Guha Memorial for the Best All-Round Pupil(Senior Category)A certificate anda cheque for `25,000

Prize

Anirban Datta Gupta 12A

Tarak Nath Sen Memorial for Highest marks – Classes 11

& 12 combined) A certificate anda cheque for `15,000

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Asmita Pal 10A

Utpal Dutt Memorial Prizefor English(Highest marks – Classes 9 & 10 combined)A certificate anda cheque for `15,000

Rushali Shome 10F

Pratap Mukhopadhyay Memorial Prizefor History (Highest marks – Classes 9 & 10 combined)A certificate and a cheque for `15,000

Kamal Kumar Majumdar Memorial Prizefor Bengali (Highest marks – Classes 9 & 10 combined)A certificate and a cheque for `15,000

Cover Photograph: A scene fromPagla Dashu, a play in Bengali (page 4)

Rector’s Tea Party for Outgoing Class 12When: 30 January 2014Where: HexagonAs in the past years, the Rector and other members of staff met the outgoing students of Class 12 to give them their best wishes for the coming examination.Brief speeches by both students and teachers were followed by music and songs.Then it was time for a sumptuous tea and photographic sessions.

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Roshni Singh 8C

Prity Lata Guha Memorial for the Best All-Round Pupil(Junior Category)A certificate anda cheque for `25,000

Prize

Dorothy Deb 12C

Sanjay Sen Memorial Prizefor Creative ArtsA certificate anda cheque for `15,000

Sanchayan Dutta 10D

Arkaprabha Deb Memorial Prizefor Physics & Mathematics(Highest marks – Classes 9 & 10 combined)A certificate anda cheque for `15,000

ICSE 2014: Summary of Results

No. of pupils appeared : 154

No. of pupils passed : 154

No. of pupils securing 95% & above : 19 (12.3%)

No. of pupils securing 90%–94.9% : 74 (48.1%)



No. of pupils securing below 80% : 07 (4.5%)

Highest (School) : 97.2%

Lowest (School) : 75.4%

ISC 2014 (COMMERCE): Summary of Results

ISC 2014 (SCIENCE): Summary of Results







No. of pupils securing below 80% : 01 (5.9%)


Lowest (School) : 77.25%








Lowest (School) : 81%

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85%–89.9%

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95% & above

80%–84.9%90%–94.9%

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When: 29 & 30 April 2014Where: Kalamandir

The Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony and a Variety Programme were held on 29 and 30 April. Prizes were distributed to pupils of Classes 3 to 6 on the first day. On the second day, pupils of Classes 7 to 12 received their prizes. Special prizes and the House Trophy were also awarded on the second day.

The evening began with a piece of orchestral music, Take Seven, composed by Mr A. Halder, a music teacher of GHS. It was played by Mr A. Halder

(violin and ), Mr G. Sen (lead guitar), Kausheyo Roy (ISC 2014 – violin), Mr Kalyan Das (bass guitar), Mr Arunava Sengupta (flute) and Mr Shuvam Ghosh (octopad).

The Founder-Rector, Mr I. Guha, then lit the ceremonial lamp.

For the first time, pupils of Garden High sang two Hindustani classical compositions. The first was in raga Bageshree set to ek taal and the second in raga Khamaj set to teen taal. The singers were Rudrapriya Pradhan 5D, Hitabratashree Basu 5B, Srimantee Mohanta 6B, Oishik Mukhopadhyay

synthesizer 6C, Bagisha Das 7C, Soham Mitra 7F, Srayan Moitra 8E, Sarbajit Dutta 10E and Adrija Debnath 11B. They were accompanied by their music teacher, Ms M. Bose. Mr Manoj Pandey was on the tabla and Mr Debasish Adhikari on the harmonium.

The Principal, Mrs B. Ghoshal, then addressed the audience.

This was followed by a hilarious skit based on Sukumar Ray’s unforgettable Pagla Dashu. Sayanti Ghosh 9B, in the title role, kept the audience in splits over the various antics of Pagla Dashu. She was ably supported by the rest of

Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony 2013–14

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the cast: Abhinandan Mondal 10C as Jagabandhu, Lagnajit Pradhan 10C as Nabinchandra, Vivek Roy Chaudhuri 9E as Ganesh, Kritartho Biswas 10C as Keshta, Soumyadeep Basu 9E as Tarapodo, Shubha Mitra 9E as Sukumar, Rudraksha Das 9A as the darwan, Sagnik Dutta 12A and Rudraksh Basu 9C as teachers, Prithyraj Saha 9B as Bishu, Abhirup Mukherjee 9B as Ramapada and Subhransu Sekhar Bhattacharjee 10C as the Inspector of Schools. The play was directed by a team comprising Ms A. Mukhopadhyay Maiti, Ms S. Mitra, Ms S. Majumdar, Ms G. Banerjee and Ms S. Kanjilal. Mr A. Halder was in charge of music and Mr S. Nandi the sets.

Prizes were then given away by the Founder-Rector, Mr I. Guha. The following special prizes were also awarded (see page 2):(a) Satikanta Guha Memorial Prize for the Best All-Round Pupil (Senior Category)(b) Prity Lata Guha Memorial Prize for the Best All-Round Pupil (Junior Category)(c) Arkaprabha Deb Memorial Prize for Physics & Mathematics (Highest marks – Classes 9 & 10 combined) (d) Tarak Nath Sen Memorial Prize for English (Highest marks – Classes 11 & 12 combined) (e) Utpal Dutt Memorial Prize for English (Highest marks – Classes 9 & 10 combined) (f) Sanjay Sen Memorial Prize for Creative Arts

(g) Pratap Mukhopadhyay Memorial Prize for History (Highest marks – Classes 9 & 10 combined)(h) Kamal Kumar Majumdar Memorial Prize for Bengali (Highest marks – Classes 9 & 10 combined)

The House Trophy went to Palm. The Captain and Vice-Captain, Harshil Popat (ISC 2014) and Henna Bobo Palta 12B, received the Trophy from the Founder-Rector.

After the Prize Distribution, it was the turn of the Junior and Senior choirs of the School to entertain the audience. The Juniors sang Mbube or The Lion

Sleeps Tonight from The Lion King. This was followed by Any Dream Will Do from the musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat. The Seniors sang Aami Jharer Kachhe Rekhe Gelam Aamar Thikana, composed by the legendary Salil Chowdhury. They ended with a Salim-Suleiman composition, Maula Mere Lele Meri Jaan.

Junior Choir: Sneha De 4E, Ishika Debnath 4E, Upolobdhi Karmakar 4E, Ayushee Nag 4D, Olivia Bagchi 4E, Deepavali Mukherjee 5A, Samprity Ghosh 5A, Arunava Bhattacharya 5A, Dakshayaeni Bharadwaj 6A, Ahana Shabnam 6A, Debarghya Joddar 6A, Prithviraj Dasgupta 6A, Suryadipta Bhattacharya 6B, Adrija Ray Chaudhuri 6C, Anwesa Chattopadhyay 6C, Aratrika Biswas 6C, Rajyashree Basu 6C, Suhani Banerjee 6D, Ushnik Sanyal 6D, Sayan Biswas 6D, Enakshi Chatterjee 6E, Sarthak Dey 6E, Adreesh Joarder 6F, Abhigyan Bhattacharya 6F and Abir Banerjee 7A.

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Senior Choir: Aryaa Dattamunsi 10E, Dharitri Chaudhuri 10E, Sourashmi Basu 9D, Krittika Dirghangi 10A, Roshni Singh 9C, Ruchira Singh 12B, Basudha Pal 9C, Aranee Gango-padhyay 12C, Aishwarya Sen 12B, Anushmita Dutta 8B, Sarbajit Dutta 10E, Kaustav Sarkar 10A, Chirantan Ghosh 10A, Biswabasu Sinha 10E, Aritra Basu 9E, Aritro Ghosh 12A, Abhay P. V. (ICSE 2014), Subharthi Talukdar (ISC 2014) and Kausheyo Roy (ISC 2014).

The last item of the evening was a series of four dances based on Classical-Fusion music.

The Bharatanatyam was set to a tillana fusion by Rajesh Vaidya. Choreo-graphed by Ms A. Sen, the dance was presented by Ishana Khan 4C, Chandrabali Biswas 5B, Samogga Chowdhury 5B, Kaashvi Gupta 5B, Songbortika Ghosh 6C, Monami Das 6B, Samriddhi Ghosh 6A, Urbija Halder 8B, Soundarjyo Sen 8D, Udita Pal 10B, Granthana Maulik 10C, Madhusmita Das10C and Irina Khan (ICSE 2014).

The Kathak item was set to the song Piya Bawari sung by Pandit Ajat Pohankar and Arati Ankalikar. Choreographed by Ms A. Sachdev and Ms A. Saha, the dance featured Atmashri Sanyal 5F, Srija Datta 4C, Sansthita Saha 4C, Ahana Patra 8D, Aranya Ghosh 8B, Sohalia Sengupta 7B, Revati Asthana (ICSE 2014), Krishangi Agarwal 7B, Adrita Dey 7B, Anwesha Ganguly 9E, Anuska Paul 10E, Debolina Datta 10C, Debanjana Chowdhury 9A and Suhashini Basu Roy 8F.

Next came Odissi set to Malhar Jam by Agam. Choreographed by Ms M. Guha Mazumdar, the dance was presented by Adrija Debnath 11B, Ritocheta Majumdar 6E, Samriddhi Sarkar 5F, Manjima Sengupta 12B, Ahana Ray 5A, Manjari Sengupta 6F, Aishika Mitra 4B, Chandreyee Sarkar 4A, Rupkatha Mondal 6C, Aditi Das 8D, Ipsa Samaddar 8D, Pratiti Pradhan 7C, Sampriti Dasgupta 9B, Shinjini Palit 9B, Anushka Mitra 7E and Imon Ojha 9D.

The final number was a dance on

roller skates. It was set to an excerpt from Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky, followed by Malhar Jam by Agam. Choreographed by Ms M. Mookerjee, it was executed by Abrar Saqib (ex-GHS 8F), Mohar Choudhury 4A, Ishani Bose 6E, Rukminy Goswami 7F, Vedika Halwasiya 7B and Naomi Samson 7D.

Abrar, who was not only graceful but also extremely dexterous with hoops, was joined by all the performers of the evening in a Grand Finale.

Sports Meet 2014 (Nursery – Class II)

Where: Gitanjali StadiumWhen: 22 January 2014A palpable feeling of excitement pervaded the air as the young members of Garden High School put up a superb show on Sports Day. Nursery 1 swayed gently to Taare Zameen Par – their drill. This was soon followed by four races – Welcome to the World, School is Fun, Valentine’s Day and Romance on the Run.Next, Nursery 2 pupils dressed as little goblins took us to a land of wizards and witches, princes and princesses, and ghosts and fairies through their

drill – Of Spells and Enchantment. Their races were all part of the theme.The children of the Preparatory made us all aware of how beautiful our land is – rich in people, cultures and costumes. The children presented a lively drill to the beats of Jai Ho! The four races were Bhag Milkha Bhag, Gagri Sambhal Gori, Kerala Tila Mukhura and the Royalty Race.In their drill, Akhara Act, and their races Chota Bheem, The Jolly Jokers, Mr. Greedy and Wrestlers at Large, the little ‘pehelwans’ of Class 1 gave a display of some difficult bodybuilding exercises.

Class 2 gave the audience a taste of Punjab in their drill, Balle Balle. The participants performed the vigorous Bhangra to the rhythmic beats of the dhol. The four races which followed were on the same theme – a celebration of the spirit of Punjab.Each and every participant received a prize while some extra-lucky ones went back home with shining medals round their necks. Indeed it was an afternoon to remember as little pupils between the ages of 3 to 7 put up a marvellous performance, making their families and teachers proud.

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K U D O S !

K U D O S !

Ojoswi Kanjilal 5A was ranked first in Kihons (Boys: 8–10 years) at the 17th West Bengal State Full Contact Karate Championship, organized by Martial Art India.

Aniruddh Chatterjee 4D was placed 2nd in: 52nd West Bengal State Chess Championship 2014 (Bengal Chess Association), (2) All Bengal Rapid Chess Tournament (Howrah Chess Academy), and (3) Tata Steel 8th Chess for Youth (Boys under 8).

Shreya Chakraborty 8A was the runner-up in the AITA (All India Tennis Association) talent series 2013 and the Bengal Sub-Junior State Championship 2013, and the winner in the Bengal Ranking Championship Gymkhana Club, 2014.

Aadita Sinha 5E won the second prize in Kathak (Group A) in Murari Smriti Sangeet Sammelan 2013, and the first prize in Kathak in Sarbabharatiya Sangeet Sammelan 2014. She was ranked first in Kathak Talent Hunt 2014, organized by Tridhara Sangeet Sammelan and Prach Kala Kendra.

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Hitabratashree Basu 5B was awarded `550 by The Children’s Magazine for his story, The Clever Crow, and painting that the Magazine published in its March 2014 issue. In an exemplary gesture of generosity, he donated the money to the Satikanta Guha Foundation to help less fortunate children.

When: 19 May 2014Where: Bus BayThe office-bearers for the Academic Year 2014–15 were sworn in and given their badges.Head Girl: Ruchira Singh 12BHead Boy: Shubhankar Paul 12BCedar HouseCaptain: Aishwarya Sen 12BVice-Captain: Abhishek Daga 11CSenior Prefects: Ishita Mallick 11A and Aranee Gangopadhyay 12CPrefects: Durbadal Banerjee 9B, Rik Dasgupta 9B, Roshni Singh 9C, Roopkatha Chakraborty 10B, Debjyoti Das 10D and Sarbajit Dutta 10E

Chinar HouseCaptain: Debleena Ghosh 12BVice-Captain: Adrija Debnath 11BSenior Prefects: Rishab Bairagi 11A and Rajashree Mahanty 12APrefects: Sreejeet Barik 10A, Anushka

Investiture Ceremony

Sen 10A, Sreshtha Nayek 10E, Soumick Sarker 9C, Aaditi Somen Bose 10B and Rivu Upadhyay 10E

Oak HouseCaptain: Sagnik Dutta 12AVice-Captain: Kopai Chakraborty 11BSenior Prefects: Rajdeep Bhattacharya11B and Pratyusha Maity 12APrefects: Roshni Srimany 10D, Dharitri Chaudhuri 10B, Subhransu Sekhar Bhattacharjee 10C, Madhusree Seal 9B, Sayanti Ghosh 9B and Nabarun Roy 9D

Palm HouseCaptain: Henna Bobo Palta 12BVice-Captain: Saket Roy 11BSenior Prefects: Sohini Chatterjee 11B and Amitesh Pahari 11APrefects: Shameek Pahari 9B, Shinjini Palit 9B, Basudha Pal 9C, Sumedha Roy 10B, Aryaa Dattamunsi 10E and Sadhika Saha 10E

We warmly welcome the following members of staff to the GHS family:

Preeta Chatterjee English

Srijita Sarkar Roy Bengali

Moumita Mathematics

Nandini Gupta History

Mausumi Roy Art & Craft

Sonali Dutta English

Sweeti Addya Nursery I

Charu ChandraGhosh Office

Mintu Das Office

Mukhopadhyay

T. N. Gopalakrishnan Office

Welcome

When: 27 March 2014Where: Raj BhavanThe Governor of West Bengal, Shri M. K. Narayanan, awarded Rajya Puraskar Certificates to Guides Mrittika Majumdar 12A and Manjima

Rajya Puraskar

Sengupta 12B after a testing camp organized by the State Association. This is the highest state-level award presented by the Governor of a State to a member of the Bharat Scouts and Guides movement.

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When: 09 May 2014Where: Bus Bay

The theme of the brief programme this year was the bond between nature and some of the young protagonists of several stories of Tagore’s Golpoguchcho: Tarapado in Atithi, Subhashini in Subha, Phatik in Chhuti, Mrinmoyee in Samapti, and Balai in Balai.

The commentary, based on the stories selected, was interspersed with songs and dances.The narrators were: Kopai Chakraborty11B, Madhusree Seal 9B, Subhojit Majumder 9A, Durbadal Banerjee 9B, Shubha Mitra 9E and Ankan Nath 8B.Hey Nutan, Amra Natun Praner Char, Dure Kothaai Dure Dure, Ami Kaan Pete

Roi, Ora Akarane Chanchal, Ore Ore Amar Mon Metechhe, and Eito Bhalo Legechhilo were sung by Songbortika Ghosh 6C, Subhashree Dutta 7A, Indrayani Bhadra 7A, Aditi Bardhan 7A, Rajorshi Sengupta 7A, Sreeja Nayek 7D, Prapti Das 7D, Upanita Barman 7F, Barsa Ghosh 8E, Rai Chakrabarti 8E, Pramita Dasgupta 8E, Boudhayan Sarkar 9D, Soumyodip Sadhukhan 9E, Sourashmi Basu 9D, Sarbajit Dutta 10E, Soumyajit Paul 11A and Aranee Gangopadhyay 12C.

Three of the songs mentioned above were accompanied by dances, each by a different group.

The first group comprised Adrija Debnath 11B, Samogga Chowdhury

5B, Manjari Sengupta 6F, Snidhi Dhar 7A, Arshiya Dutta 5F, Dipanti Ghatak 4C, Asmita Das 3A and Jaynab Yasmin 3A.

The second group included Sarika Banerjee 3A, Rashi Banerjee 4A, Ahana Majumdar 4B, Shreoshee Chakraborty 5D, Samadrita Guchhait 5D, Niharika Ray 5D, Nilakshi Basu Roy 4 C, Roopsa Datta 8F and Shriya Dasgupta 9A.

The third group of dancers featured Ishita Mallick 11A, Madhura Mondal 11A, Dhriti Paul 11A, Priyanjana Ghosh 8E, Amrita Mandal 11B, Bandita Deb 8C, Shilpita Chakravorty 8C, Ashmita Samaddar 8C, Kaushani Roy 7C and Srija Gharami 7D.

When: 23 January 2014Where: Bus BayThe 117th birth anniversary of Subhas Chandra Bose was observed through a programme based on the important role that he and the Indian National Army played in India’s struggle for freedom.Patriotic songs like Utho Go Bharata Lakshmi, Kadam Kadam and Chal Chal Chal were sung by Aishwarya Sen 12B, Aritro Ghosh 12A, Subhodeep Ghosh 12A, Aryaa Dattamunsi 10E, Srijita Banerjee 10C, Basudha Pal 9C, Roshni Singh 9C, Patrali Ghosh 9C, Rudraksh Basu 9C, Aritra Deb 9C, Sourashmi Basu 9D, Anwesha Ganguly 9E, Soumyadeep Basu 9E,

Netaji’s Birthday Soundarjyo Sen 8D, Soumi Das 8E, Pramita Dasgupta 8E, Rai Chakrabarti 8E, Debmalya Sreemany 8E, Shirin Nandi 7C and Shibashish Bhatta-charya 7E. They were accompanied by Mr A. Halder and Mr G. Sen on keyboards.The narrators included Saptarshi

Dutta Gupta 12A, Ruchira Singh 12B, Arunava Basu 12B, Madhusree Seal 9B, Shinjini Palit 9B and Shreyasi Sen 9C.The programme concluded with Shinjini Palit’s recitation of the poem, To India – My Native Land by Henry Louis Vivian Derozio.

Rabindra Jayanti

The Primary School Assembly on 14 March 2014 to bid farewell to Class 2 was a moving experience for both teachers and pupils. These pupils would now be going to their new class, i.e. Class 3, in the main building. The teachers told the children, who looked rather subdued and sad, how proud they were of their outgoing pupils. Some of the pupils of Class 2 sang, recited poems and played the synthesizer while some narrated a few of their memorable experiences of the days spent in the Annexe. The Assembly ended with Classes 1 and 2 singing six of their favourite songs.This was followed by songs sung by Nursery 2 and Preparatory. It was well worth one’s while watching and listening to them sing Yeh Dosti.

End-of-Term Assembly 2013–14

Nursery 1 sang Yankee Doodle amongst other songs.It was not only a day of memories and

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goodbyes, but also a day of looking forward to the beginning of a new journey.

When: Where: HexagonConducted by: Dr Sanjit Saha, Head, Department of Emergency Medicine, Medica Superspeciality HospitalParticipants: Head Boy, Head Girl, Student Leaders, Staff of GHS & Bus Escorts

The objective was to tell the parti-cipants about some medical emergen-cies and to teach them ‘hands-on’ a few basic skills that can be used to deal with them. The two-hour session each day covered essential medical procedures and the use of appropriate equipment. The importance of recognizing the signs of a medical emergency was emphasized, for acting on these signs can often save a life.Besides teaching practical skills, Dr Saha gave a PowerPoint presentation on:

23 June – 5 July 2014 (a) Situation analysis and patient safety – recognizing the indications of an emergency like fainting or breathing difficulty.(b) Basic life support like positioning the patient before calling for help, and ascertaining the severity of the situa-tion by prodding gently or exercising the head-tilt — chin-lift.(c) Airway management for resuscita-tion and safe use of equipment — learning how to perform cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) till medical help arrives.(d) First Aid for a choking child — removal of a foreign body such as a marble or a morsel of food from the trachea. Sometimes children choke when they swallow something carelessly. Signs of choking include gasping or inability to breathe or talk, bluish colour of the skin, panic, and

clutching at the throat. In such cases, the Heimlich manoeuvre (sudden back thrust) was recommended.(e) Treatment of asthma in children – Dr Saha clarified that an allergy and asthma are two separate conditions. Asthma is a chronic lung disease of the bronchial air tubes, while an allergy is an overreaction of the body’s immune system. The symptoms in both cases include difficulty in breathing, tightness in the chest, coughing and wheezing.Emergency treatment of asthma includes the use of oxygen, inhaled bronchodilators (such as albuterol). Long-term asthma treatment includes inflammation ‘controllers’, such as inhaled bronchodilators. Allergies caused by food, dust, pets or pollen should be taken seriously as some allergies can be life-threatening.(f) Keeping a record of the medical history of a pupil in the case of bronchial asthma helps in ascertaining the severity of COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease).Finally, on behalf of Medica, Dr Saha gave an assurance that whenever needed, an ambulance, equipped with specialized equipment for emergency care and for transporting patients in a lying position, would be provided to this School.In a medical emergency, calling for an ambulance could mean the difference between life and death. A call to Medica on an Emergency Medical helpline (66520177) will always be answered by trained personnel who will guide the callers to the appropriate resources.

Workshop on EmergenciesMedical

When: 26–30 May 2014Where: PuriSix pupils from GHS participated in the All-India School Karate Champion-ships at the Camp, and won accolades. Ojoswi Kanjilal 5A and Gaurav Shah 4B secured the 1st and 3rd positions respectively in the Kihons (Boys: up to 10 years). In the next category (up to 13 years), Diptarup Roy and Arya Gupta, both from 7F, won the 1st and 3rd prizes respectively. Nabarun Roy 9D bagged the 2nd prize in the 12+ to 14 years category.

31st All-India KarateSummer Camp

On 13 February, the children of the Primary Section ended their session with a lip-smacking ‘Cook-In’, an annual event when all the pupils from Nursery 1 to Class 2 have a great time preparing their own midday snacks.Nursery 1 made Mast Bhel with the help of their teachers. Chatpata Churmur was a rage with Nursery 2. The little ones helped their teachers mix the ingredients in the bowl. They loved the end product and ate it with great relish.The Preparatory made Baby Burgers with fillings that they had brought from home. They put the burgers together in class and made themselves a tasty snack!

The little chefs of Class 1 made Super Sandwiches. They showed their teachers how a normal everyday sandwich can be made interesting and healthy at the same time.Class 2 donned their Chefs’ hats and wore their daddies’ old shirts or mums’ aprons to make Frankies and Smileys. Frankies were hot dog buns with chicken sausages, layered with mayonnaise and cheese slices. For dessert, they had colourful Smileys made with slices of cake slathered with a jam of their choice and decorated with colourful ‘gems’.Gordon Ramsay and Nigella Lawson would have been proud of the culinary skills the children displayed.

When: 20 December 2013Where: HexagonJudges: Ms K. Guha, Ms B. Ghoshal, Mr A. HalderRabindra Sangeet (Solo):1st: Soumyadip Sadhukhan 8E

(Chinar)2nd: Aranee Gangopadhyay 11C

(Cedar)3rd: Krittika Dirghangi 9A (Palm)Indian Classical Vocal (Solo):1st: Sarbajit Dutta 9E (Cedar)2nd: Adrija Debnath 10B (Chinar)3rd: Sayaree Datta 8E (Oak)Indian Folk Song (Group):1st: Chinar 2nd: Palm 3rd: CedarWestern (Solo):1st: Damini Dasgupta 11A (Chinar)2nd: Boudhayan Sarkar 8E (Palm)3rd: Rohit Chakraborty 12C (Cedar)Western (Group):1st: Palm 2nd: Chinar 3rd: OakHouse Results:1st: Chinar 2nd: Palm 3rd: Cedar

When: 12 March 2014Where: AnnexeParticipants: Classes 1 and 2Judges (Class 1): Ms S. Das, Ms S. Sarkar and Ms A. PurkayasthaJudges (Class 2): Ms A. Dutta, Ms D. Choudhury and Ms D. Chatterji

Primary SchoolElocution Competition

Class 1 – After a preliminary round, the final was held.Winners:1st – Heeya Bhattacharjee 1C2nd– Totini Mukherjee 1C3rd – Meghbalika Adhikary 1D Class 2 – The competition was stiff.Winners:1st – Samraat Samiksh Sen 2E2nd– Rohini Banerjee 2D3rd – Moksh Banerjee 2ASpecial ‘Well Done’ Prizes:Rishi Biswas 1BAishi Baksi 1ERannvijay Roy 2DNirjar Datta 2B Comperes:Tannishtha Mondal and Nandini Chaudhuri from Class 1, and Damayanti Datta and Shounak Majumder of Class 2 ably compered the show and were rewarded with chocolate-filled pouches.

Cook-In

Inter-House MusicCompetition (Senior)

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[ Total acquisitions from 01 April 2013 to 31 March 2014: English 329 Bengali 180 Hindi 28 ]

Some Recent Library Acquisitions

English1. Geologica: Earth’s Geological Past2. Modern History: From the

European Age to the New Global Era

3. The Saratchandra Omnibus4. The Poet and His World: Critical

Essays on Rabindranath Tagore5. Michael Faraday: A Very Short

Introduction6. Refa – Rafael Nadal7. Silk Road: Monks, Warriors &

Merchants on the Silk Road8. Long Walk to Freedom: The

Autobiography of Nelson Mandela

9. I Dare! – Kiran Bedi10. Sachin: The Story of the World’s

Greatest Batsman11. You Are Not Alone Michael:

Through a Brother’s Eyes12. The Basic Writings of Bertrand

Russell13. Bob Dylan: Lyrics14. The Chambers Dictionary15. Archaeology: Unearthing the

Mysteries of the Past16. The Football Men17. The Great Movies: 100 Years of

Cinema18. The Cambridge Introduction to

the Novel19. Jerusalem: The Biography20. Oxford Dictionary of Word

Origins21. A Dictionary of Shakespeare

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