Mayoor School Ajmer

Mayoor School Ajmer

Mayoor School Ajmer

XXXIX Annual Prize GivingSunday, December 16, 2018

Principal 's Report 2018Principal 's Report 2018

XXXIX Annual Prize Giving

Principal's Report 2018

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All India Senior School Certificate Examination (Class XII) 2018 RESULT ANALYSIS

SUBJECT ?

ENG

PHY

CHEM

MATH

BIO

ACC

BST

ECO

GEO

HIS

PSC

FA CSC

IP

PSY

PED MUS

Highest Marks

98

95

95

100

91

98

98

99

96

98

99

100

96 100

100

100 100

90% and above

54

3

4

23

1

19

25

56

4

9

14

38

3

17

11 15 7

75% to 89%

54

11

6

12

6

25

18

33

10

3

5

11

2

14

11 50 5

60% to 74%

15

7

12

13

1

12

15

10

4

3

2

1

-

2

2

30 -45% to 59% 2 2 1 2 - 6 4 12 - 1 - - - - - 7 -

33% to 44% - - - 2 - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - -

Below 33% - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - -Average 84.9 76.7 73.7 81.7 82.4 79.7 82.0 83.4 81.8 84.4 88.2 93.0 88.8 88.1 86.0 77.6 91.7

Number of Students 125 23 23 52 8 63 63 112 18 16 21 50 5 33 24 102 12

90% & above 75% to 89% 60% to 74% 45% to 59% 33% to 44% FAIL

Number of Students 59 52 13 1 - -

Percentage 47.2% 41.6% 10.4% 0.8% - -

AISSCE 2018 BATCH AVERAGE % (125 Students) : 87.1% Number of Subject wise Distinctions (2018)

: 579

Subject wise 90 and above (2018)

: 303

TOPPERS

SCIENCE

COMMERCE

HUMANITIES

YAGINI AIRAN 97.0% AJAY JAIN 98.3% TUSHMI UDYALAK 99.3%

Calculations Based on English + Best Three Subjects

Legends : ENG-English, PHY-Physics, CHEM-Chemistry, BIO-Biology, ACC-Accountancy, BST-Business Studies, ECO-Economics, GEO-Geography, HIS-History, PSC-Political Science, FA-Fine Arts, CSC-Computer Science, IP-Informatics Practices, PSY- Psychology, PED-Physical Education, MUS-Music

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Comparative Result Analysis 2017/2018[Class – XII]

SUBJECT ?ENG PHY CHEM MATH BIO ACC BST ECO GEO HIS PSC FA CSC IP PSY PED MUS

YEAR 2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018 2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

201820172018

Highest Marks 98

98

95

95

95

95

99

100

98

91

97

98

98

98

99

99

96

96

99

98 100

99

100

100

96

96

100

100

100

100

98

100 - 100

90% and above

33

54

10

3

8

4

13

23

6

1

24

19

34

25

51

56

6

4

10

9

9

14 47

38

7

3

24

17

17

11

22

15 - 7

75% to 89% 70

54

13

11

10

6

13

12

3

6

18

25

12

18

8

33

6

10

7

3

3

5

17 11

9

2

14

14

13

11

43

50 - 5

60% to 74% 19

15

10

7

14

12

11

13

2

1

9

12

7

15

10

10

8

4

5

3

-

2

2

1

1 -

3

2

9

2

27

30 - -

45% to 59% 4

2

2

2

3

1

4

2

-

-

3

6

1

4

3

12

5

-

-

1

-

-

-

-

-

- -

-

3

-

5

7 - -

33% to 44% - - - - - - 2 2 - - - 1 - 1 3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Below 33% - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Average 82 85 78 77 75 74 77 82 87 82 83 80 87 82 86 83 75 82 86 84 93 88 92 93 88 89 89 88 83 86 79 78 - 92

No. of Students 126 125 35 23 35 23 43 52 11 8 54 63 54 63 76 112 25 18 22 16 12 21 66 50 17 5 41 33 42 24 97 102 - 12

Year 90% & Above 75% to 89% 60% to 74% 45% to 59% 33% to 44 % FAIL 2018 (125 Students) 59 (47.2%) 52 (41.6%) 13 (10.4%) 1 (0.8%) - - 2017 (126 Students) 56 (44.5%) 60 (47.6%) 10 (7.9%) - - -

-

Number of Subject wise Distinctions (2018)

:

579 (77.2%)

-

Number of Subject wise Distinctions (2017)

:

580 (76.7%)

-


:

303 (40.4%) -


:

321 (42.5%)

BATCH AVERAGE S 2018 87.1%

2017 87.2%

Calculations Based on English + Best Three Subjects

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All India Senior School Certificate Examination (Class XII) 201890% CLUB

AJAY JAIN MADHAV MALOO YAGINI AIRAN TUSHMI UDYALAK

S. No. Name %1 YAGINI AIRAN 97.02 KARTIK AHUJA 95.83 ANURA PAREEK 95.34 ARCHANA BANSAL 94.05 SHAILJA AGARWAL 92.56 RAKSHIT SINGH PUNDIR 92.37 TANYA SHARMA 90.88 MONALISA RAJAWAT 90.39 KHUSHI AGARWAL 90.0

COMMERCE (63 STUDENTS) SCIENCE (23 STUDENTS) HUMANITIES (39 STUDENTS)

S. No. Name %1 TUSHMI UDYALAK 99.32 RUCHI RATHI 98.03 MANAN AGARWAL 96.34 STUTI JAIN 96.05 NIYATI TRIVEDI 95.86 SYED IBNEY HYDER MAHARAJ 95.37 YASHASVEE KUMAWAT 95.38 NANDITA SHARMA 95.09 PRIYANSHI SURANA 94.5

10 BHAVISHA LADHA 93.811 SHIVANGI GURJAR 92.512 SAURAV CHOUDHARY 92.013 KRITIKA JAIN 91.814 ESHAN SINGH GUSAIN 91.315 SNEHA BHARDWAJ 91.316 RASHMI RATHI 90.517 SAKSHI SHARMA 90.0

S. No. Name %1 AJAY JAIN 98.32 MADHAV MALOO 98.03 TANMAY JAIN 96.84 SNEHA MAHNOT 96.55 DEVANG AIRAN 96.36 NEHAL BAJAJ 96.37 PRACHI MANTRI 95.58 SHOURYA GHAI 95.39 MUSKAN GUPTA 95.3

10 RITIK NAGPAL 95.011 YASH JAMAR 94.812 PRIYANSHI AGARWAL 94.813 KHUSHI JINDEL 94.314 NAMAN KABRA 93.815 PRIYANSHI TANEJA 93.516 VRINDA GARG 93.017 MEHUL YADAV 92.818 RIDDHI FATEHPURIA 92.819 SHIVAM GOEL 92.820 SAKSHI DANI 92.821 ABHINAV POKHARNA 92.022 UJJWAL GARG 91.823 SAURABH GURJAR 91.824 ALAKH S GUPTA 91.825 RIYA JAIN 91.326 HITESHI RATHI 91.327 ADITYA HEDA 90.828 AKSHIT OSWAL 90.529 PRAKSHAL BHARGATIYA 90.330 POOJA RAMCHANDANI 90.331 GAURANG BHARDWAJ 90.332 ANKITA AGARWAL 90.033 AMAN BOHRA 90.0

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Result Analysis Class XII (2009-2018)Average % (English + Best 3)

81

83

84

87

88

87 87

88

87 87

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Av

era

ge

%

Year

No. of Students 125

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2018 GARVIT GOSAIN A* IN 8 SUBJECTSKARRTHIK ARYA A* IN 8 SUBJECTS

2017 RUCHIR AGARWAL A* IN 9 SUBJECTSBHARAT GANGWANI A* IN 8 SUBJECTS

TOPPERS

A* A* or AYear 2017 2018 2017 2018Number 70 59 137 110Percentage 33.8% 41% 66.2% 76.4%Total entries 207 144 207 144

A* & A

Cambridge ICE (International Certificate of Education) Award

Distinction Merit Pass

Year 2017 2018 2017 2018 2017 2018

Number of Students 14 13 9 3 - -

Percentage 60.9% 81.3% 39.1% 18.7% - -

Cambridge ICE award criteriaGrade A or above in 5 subjects and Grade C or above in 2 subjects - DistinctionGrade C or above in 5 subjects and Grade F or above in 2 subjects - MeritGrade G or above in 7 subjects - Pass

International General Certificate of Secondary Education IGCSE (Class X)

COMPARATIVE RESULT ANALYSIS 2017/2018

PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS IN EACH GRADE

SUBJECT

ENG

HINDI

MATHS

PHY

CHEM

BIO

GEO

ECO

ICT

PE

FA

GRADES

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

2017

2018

A*

21.7

37.5

43.5

31.3

13.0

25.0

47.8

68.8

34.8

50.0

56.5

62.5

17.4

18.8

39.1

37.5

57.1

60.0

27.3

-

-

-

A 39.1

31.3

52.2

62.5

56.5

43.8

21.7

25.0

34.8

31.3

17.4

18.8

26.1

56.3

17.4

25.0

42.9

30.0

27.3

20.0

-

-

B 17.4

12.5

4.3

6.3

17.4

25.0

13.0

6.3

13.0

12.5

17.4

18.8

39.1

6.3

17.4

12.5

-

10.0

18.2

40.0

-

100.0

C 13.0 18.8 - - - 6.3 17.4 - 17.4 6.3 8.7 - 17.4 18.8 17.4 18.8 - - 27.3 40.0 60.0 -

D 8.7 - - - 4.3 - - - - - - - - - 8.7 - - - - - 20.0 -

E - - - - 8.7 - - - - - - - - - - 6.3 - - - - 40.0 -

TOTAL NO.

OF STUDENTS23 16 23 16 23 16 23 16 23 16 23 16 23 16 23 16 7 10 11 5 5 1

Legends:

ENG-English, MATHS-Mathematics, PHY-Physics, CHEM-Chemistry, BIO-Biology, GEO-Geography, ECO-Economics,

ICT- Information and Communication Technology, PE-Physical Education

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International General Certificate of Secondary Education IGCSE (Class X) 2018RESULT ANALYSIS

Number of Grades

Total No.

of Students Percentage of students in each Grade

SUBJECTS

A*

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

U

A*

A

B

C

D

E F

G

U

English

6

5

2

3

0

0

-

-

-

16

37.5

31.3

12.5 18.8

0.0

0.0

-

-

-

Hindi 5

10

1

0

0

0

-

-

- 16

31.3

62.5

6.3

0.0

0.0

0.0

-

-

-

Maths 4 7 4 1 0 0 - - - 16 25.0 43.8 25.0 6.3 0.0 0.0 - - -

Physics 11 4 1 0 0 0 - - - 16 68.8 25.0 6.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 - - -

Chemistry 8 5 2 1 0 0 - - - 16 50.0 31.3 12.5 6.3 0.0 0.0 - - -

Biology 10 3 3 0 0 0 - - - 16 62.5 18.8 18.8 0.0 0.0 0.0 - - - Geography 3 9 1 3 0 0 - - - 16 18.8 56.3 6.3 18.8 0.0 0.0 - - - Economics 6 4 2 3 0 1 - - - 16 37.5 25.0 12.5 18.8 0.0 6.3 - - - ICT 6 3 1 0 0 0 - - - 10 60.0 30.0 10.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 - - - PE 0 1 2 2 0 0 - - - 5 0.0 20.0 40.0 40.0 0.0 0.0 - - - FA

0

0

1

0

0

0 - - -

1

0.0

0.0

100.0 0.0

0.0

0.0

- - -

Total

59

51

20

13

0

1

-

-

-

144 (16X9=144)

41.0

35.4

13.9

9.0

0.0

0.7

-

-

-

Eight-point grading scale, from A* to G, with A* being the highest and G the lowest passing grade. Those who fail a course are given a U (unclassified or ungraded).

TOPPERS

GARVIT GOSAIN A* IN 8 SUBJECTSKARRTHIK ARYA A* IN 8 SUBJECTS

A* and A out of 144 entries (16 students appeared for 9 subjects; i.e., 16x9 = 144)

A* A* or ANumber 59 110Percentage 41.0% 76.4%

CAMBRIDGE ICE (INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION) AWARD

Distinction Merit PassNumber of Students 13 3 -Percentage 81.3% 18.7% -

Cambridge ICE award criteriaGrade A or above in 5 subjects and Grade C or above in 2 subjects - DistinctionGrade C or above in 5 subjects and Grade F or above in 2 subjects - MeritGrade G or above in 7 subjects - Pass

All India Secondary School Examination (Class X) 2018

RESULT ANALYSIS

SUBJECT ?ENGLISH HINDI MATHS GEN. SCI. SOC. ST.

Highest Marks 95 96 99 98 100

90% and above 38 32 59 38 67

75% to 89% 91 80 30 54 46

60% to 74% 21 34 26 25 23

45% to 59% 2 6 22 27 11

33% to 44% - - 12 8 5

Below 33% - - 3 - -

Average 83.6% 80.4% 75.5% 75.8% 82.1%

Number of Students 152 152 152 152 152

90% & above 75% to 89% 60% to 74% 45% to 59% 33% to 44% FAIL

Number of Students 36 71 27 16 2 -

Percentage 23.7% 46.7% 17.8% 10.5% 1.3%

AISSE 2018 BATCH AVERAGE % (152 Students) : 79.5%Number of Subject wise Distinctions (2018) : 535

Subject wise 90 and above (2018) : 234

TOPPERS

Position Name of Students % Agg. (Eng. + 4 Subjects)

I KHUSHI HEDA 96.0

II TANEESHA CHOUDHARY 95.8

III RACHIT MERANI 95.6

IV URVI CHOUDHARY 95.2

V VAIBHAV SHARMA 95.0

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Taneeesha ChoudharyKhushi Heda

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Ø10 students from Mayoor School participated in the Daly College MUN from th th25 to 27 of April 2018. Several students secured awards in the conference:

o Bharat Gangwani – Best Delegate

o Chirag Zirota – Best Delegate

o Chitransh Motwani – Honourable Mention

o Mayoor Bhambhani – Honourable Mention

o Arhat Kaushik – Special Mentionth

ØIn the 9 interschool Dance Competition, organised by Kala Ankur – th ndNrityanjali on 5 August 2018, Avani Agrawal of VI D secured the 2 position

and a cash prize of Rs. 2100 /- for her performance.

Ø22 students of the school participated in an inter-school competition organised by Jayshree Periwal School, Jaipur where teams from 22 other schools also took part. Mayoor School secured the following awards:

ndo 2 place in Nritya Natika

o Consolation Prize in ‘Rock the Band’

o Consolation Prize in Enactmentth

Ø26 students participated in the 4 Inter-school Fest at MSS Public School, thKishangarh on 18 August 2018. They secured the following awards:

ndo 2 position in Hindi Street Play

ndo 2 position in VFX Documentaryndo 2 position in Palm Painting

ØMayoor School won the “Vrinda Ratna” Trophy at the Inter School Music thCompetition organised by Kala Ankur Sansthan Ajmer on 4 August 2018 at

the Jawahar Rang Manch. The school participated in all the three categories at the event: Solo Jr., Solo Sr. and Group Song. 8 students of the school

stparticipated in the “Group Song” category and secured the 1 position.

Ø14 students of the school participated in various events at the MCGS Silver Jubilee Young Thinkers' Conclave 2018, including English Debate, Hindi Debate, Scene Enactment, Multimedia, Website Designing and Quiz. In the

events, students secured the following awards:

o Vaibhav Madhani – Best Speaker of the Preliminary Round in Hindi Debate

o Deepesh Vasnani – ‘Best Quizzard’

Ø7 students of the school participated in the inter-school competition organised by Youth Hostels Association, Ajmer on their Foundation Day,

thcelebrated on 8 August 2018 in the Suchna Kendra. The school secured the st1 position and received the running shield.

stØSounit Kartikey and Pradhyumn Rathore of Mayoor School secured the 1 thRunners Up position at the 13 Gilroy Martin Annual Quiz Competition.

ØChiransha Prasad and Deepesh Vasnani represented the School in debating for and against the motion at the MPS Challenger Interschool Debate Competition organized by Maheshwari Public School, Ajmer. Mayoor School stood first in the competition and bagged the running trophy.

Ø18 students participated in a On-the-Spot poster-making competition organized by the Gaur Mental Health Clinic with the theme “Know Me Better-Dyslexia”. The following positions were secured by the students:

ndo Ayushi Agarwal – 2

tho Adish Jain – 4

tho Praduman Singh – 6tho Adwitiya Singh – 8

tho Dhun Jindal – 9

Ø13 students of Mayoor School participated in 5 events at the Flair Fest rdorganized by Jaishree Periwal School, Jaipur. Mayoor School secured the 3

position overall.

o Radhikesh Agarwal, Vineet Mishra, Janmeyjay Rathore and Naman Bohra rdof the Fusion Friday group secured the 3 position.

sto Radhika Tak secured the 1 position in the event “Passionate about Poetry”.

Accolades

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ØMayoor School organized Monsoon Colours II as its annual interschool event. 9 events, ranging from Landscape Painting to Mask Making were organized, in which 126 students from Rajasthan and beyond participated. Out of the 15 participating teams, 7 were outstation teams. Mayoor School secured the overall trophy but being the host school, it was passed on to Mayo College Girls’ School, who were the first runners-up.

sto Shreyas Soni won the 1 prize in Composition.rd

o Mehar Singh and Sharbani Bijlani won the 3 prize in Flower-making.ndo Kashvi Mathur won the 2 prize in Collage.

rdo Chaitanya Saini won the 3 prize in Mask Making.st

o Adwitiya Singh won the 1 prize in Landscape Painting.

ndo Garvita Maheshwari won the 2 prize in Umbrella Decoration.ndo Shona K. and Krrish Sharma won the 2 prize in Kawaad Painting.

ØA team of 12 Students participated in the ‘Sangam Fest‘ organised by Sangam School of Excellence, Bhilwara from 23rd to 25th August 2018. The team bagged the following prizes Model Making -I Position Aquatic Chase (Girls) -II PositionAquatic Chase (Boys) -III PositionWord Virus (Scrabble) -II Position Magnum Opus - II Position Kahaani (Indian Folk Drama ) -III Position

MANSOON COLOURS - II

Junior Group1. Sanskrit Shlok Path First Kaustubh Manipushp Kunj 7 C

(‚¥S∑Î§Ã ‡‹Ê∑§ ¬Ê∆U) Second Aryan Dadhich 8 A

2. Sanskrit Play First Aryan Dadhich 8 A(‚¥S∑Î§Ã ŸÊ≈U∑§) Maitreyee Atrey 8 A

Panshul Laddha 8 ARahil Mehta 8 ATwinkle Varindani 7 C

3. Sanskrit GK First Nayan Daryani 8 CAnand Jain 8 C

4. Sanskrit Katha Enactment First Avni Agarwal 6 CSecond Aryan Dadhich 8 A

Senior Group1. Poster making (Sanskrit Mantras based) First Ayushi Agarwal 10 B

(Áøò Ê ÁŸ◊Êá Ê - ‚¥S∑Î§Ã ◊¥ò Ê •Êä ÊÊÁ⁄UÃ) Third Shona 9 D

2. Sanskrit Shlok Path First Aryan Bohra 11 Com.(‚¥S∑Î§Ã ‡‹Ê∑§ ¬Ê∆U) Third Rakshita Singh 10 C

3. Sanskrit Katha Enactment First Chakori Agarwal 12 Hum.(‚¥S∑Î§Ã ∑§ÕÊ •Á÷Ÿÿ) Second Chinmay Malhotra 10 B

4. Sanskrit Play First Syed Motesim Ali 9 D(‚¥S∑Î§Ã ŸÊ≈U∑§) Rishabh Rathi 9 B

Kartikey Bagla 9 ECharul Doshi 11 Com.

5. Sanskrit Audio / Video Presentation First Eshan Jain 11 Sc.Chitransh Motwani 11 Sc.

6. Sanskrit Group Song First Charul Dosi 11 Com.Aryan Bohra 11 Com.Arohi Sharma 10 BYashika Lakhotiya 10 CRishabh Rathi 9 B

A Total of 13 schools participated11

Inter School Sanskrit Saptah Competition organised by “Sanskrit Bharti - Jaipur”

th st(4 Sept. 2018 to 13 Sept. 2018)

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Co-Curricular Activities Report(Secondary and Senior School)

Geobuddies Club

Teacher In-charge: Dr. (Smt.) Manisha Mulchandani

Formed this year, the Geobuddies Club aims to spread awareness about the various geographical instruments used to measure environmental variables and incorporate them within proper research methodology. Students learned to use equipment like the Rain Gauge, Anemometer, Pebbleometer, Sunshine Recorder and Stevenson screen, while also crafting other instruments using waste materials. These techniques were then used to investigate geographical phenomenon, develop hypothesis and contribute to potential solutions for problems that are discovered.

Entrepreneurs’ Club

Teacher In-charge: Sh. Vikas Jain

The club aims to inculcate within children the entrepreneurial spirit while helping them foster innovative ideas and educating them regarding what it takes to start a business of one's own. The ultimate objective is to provide a realistic entrepreneurial experience to the children. Topics so far covered within the club include what it actually means to be an entrepreneur, the stories of successful entrepreneurs, their shared characteristics and functions, a project to nurture individualism and the responsibilities an entrepreneur holds towards society in general.

Mathematics Club

Teacher In-charge: Smt. Shruti Khanna

This club caters to students who possess an inherent adeptness at logical and mathematical reasoning while also helping the wider student body generate an interest in Maths. The questions, that students address, range from purely numeric calculations to problems of arithmetic reasoning, percentage analysis and quantitative analysis. Moreover, origami-making, as a regular activity,helped develop visualization, sequencing and spatial skills among children in the Secondary section with pieces ranging from stars to birds.

Chemistry Club

Teacher In-charge: Dr. (Smt.) Neerja Chaturvedi

The members of the club perform laboratory experiments on substances we encounter in day-to-day life in order to understand their properties and applications. Processes which were practically experienced include electrolysis, glass-making, chromatography and capillary tests.

Library Squad

Teacher In-charge:Sh. Ajay Rawat

Students within the club aim to actively engage their peers with their shared love for reading while learning about and meeting other necessary objectives of the school library in order to support the recreational and academic pursuits of the students of the school. It even organized several events like storytelling and book clubs in order to develop the quintessential habit of reading and develop students as individual learners. The members even helped restack the library shelves using classification schemes and learned how to review various books.

Global Citizens’ Club

Teacher In-charge: Dr. (Smt.) Nimi Sharma

The purpose of this club is to sensitize young minds to the various forms of calamities in the world and imbibe a sense of community and responsibility. Activities conducted to that end included individual cleanliness drives at the Anasagar Lake and Chaupati, and clothes, food and book collection drives for the elderly, infirm and orphaned children.

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conducted to engage students to that end included preparing compost, enzyme cleaners, mosquito repellents, plant taxology and recycling paper.

Scouts and Guides

Teachers In-charge: Sh. Hussain Kathat, Sh. Dilip Solanki and Ms. Shweta Arya

The students in this club contribute to help build a better world where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role in society through strict, moral and fair value-systems which should be applied in our day-to-day life. The Scouts and Guides also take part in the Guard of Honour for Chief Guests on National Festivals and Prize Giving.

Career Counselling Club

Teacher In-charge: Smt. Pratibha Mehra

This club aims to provide assistance and advice to students to make them aware about their future educational and career choices. We try to provide them with detailed information about different entrance exams, and other universities and opportunities in foreign countries. Its objective is to guide and counsel them in making the right choice about their career. To that end, several workshops were organized by the club with external speakers coming to assist and counsel children regarding potential career choices. Each week, a career option was explored in depth while group discussions and interviews were conducted as preparation for college application processes. These means helped students perform their best when it came to picking career options and other progressions in their chosen fields.

Indian Vocal Music Club

Teacher In-charge: Smt. Shubhra Mukherjee

The members of this club are acquainted with the nuances of Hindustani Classical Music and develop an insightful understanding. These lessons have ranged from the basic 'That, Saptak and Swar' to intricate Alankaars like the 'vilambit', 'madhya', and 'drut' before culminating with the Raag Yaman's 'aaroh', 'avroh', 'pakad', and 'swar malika' and even several patriotic songs in preparation for various inter-school music events.

Indian Instrumental Music Club

Teacher In-charge: Smt. Deepa Pande

Juniors

The club aims to inculcate interest for Indian instrumental music and familiarize young students with Indian instruments. The selection of students for various instruments is based upon ability and interest and the choices include the Sitar, Hawaiian Guitar, Harmonium, Xylophone and Tabla. The students learned various notes on these instruments and also engaged in learning Sargam of Raag Bhopali.

Seniors

The focus of the club towards the senior students includes development of the skills necessary to succeed professionally in the field of Instrumental Music. Various 'Raags' on the several musical instruments mentioned above were taught including 'Bhatiyali Dhun' and 'Raga Puriya Dhanashri'. Moreover, members from this club were actively trained to perform in the Inter-house events, Independence Day programme and in the orchestra at the Annual Prize-Giving.

Ecology Club

Teachers In-charge: Smt. Rajni Yadav and Smt. Annpurna Maheshwari

In this club, like-minded students who are interested in zoology, botany or the study of plant and animal life in general, are given an engaging environment where they can further their understanding of various ecosystems, their interdependence and even their functionality towards the survival of the human species. The management within this club followed a hierarchical system with the aim of identification and conservation of flora and fauna in mind. Activities

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English Dramatics Club

Teacher In-charge: Smt. Snigdha Sharma Mehra

The purpose of this club is to provide a conducive and productive atmosphere for helping the student writers and actors to develop their knowledge, understanding and expertise as creative writers and grow as individual actors within the school. After Ice breaking activities where students were enticed to introduce themselves creatively, they were left with a feeling of community and belongingness, essential traits of any theatre group. Consecutive sessions often involved the club splitting into teams where several games required them to come up with impromptu acts. These acts were often peer reviewed and judged rather than only being critiqued by the teacher.

Dance Club

Teachers In-charge: Smt. Sheelu Ramchandani, Ms. Raveena Chouhan and Ms. Sapna Dansearau

Students within the dance club learned various basics of dance forms like Kathak and Odissi. They were slowly developed in order to inculcate confidence in students, with the end goal being that students can choreograph moves of their own. This involved various activities that helped their concentration skills and even developed their personality. The students consequently performed in various solo, duet and group settings. Some forms which were taught this year included Kathak, Odissi and Rajasthani.

Western Music Club

Teacher In-charge: Sh. Ivan Francis Everett

The objective of the Western Music Club is to develop a background in Music, preparing students for various educational and vocational activities enabling students to pursue music either as a hobby or a profession. The students were made familiar with vocal exercises, voice modulation styles and techniques, solo and group classical songs, information about chords, staff notations, minor and major scales, beats of different styles like Waltz, March, Disco, Soul, Rock, Swing and Rolling. The students of the Club participated in the Independence Day Celebration and performed a patriotic song “The Fight Song”. Select members also participated in the Inter School Rock Band Competition held at J.P.S Jaipur.

National Cadet Corps (NCC)

Teacher In-charge: Sh. Kapil Kumar Verma

The school's National Cadet Corps has been established under the guidance of 2 Rajasthan Arty Bty. NCC at Hazaribagh, Beawar Road, Ajmer and aims to inculcate discipline and unity within students while also teaching them about the implications of our sovereign nation's security. As a means to achieve these goals, the members of this club attended two camps this session: 'Swachta Hi Sewa' and 'Parakram Parv'.

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this programme, the cadets actively conducted shramdaan within the city at several streets, drains and back alleys, including statues and the bus stand. The club also performed a Nukkad Natak to inform the public about the proper segregation of waste.

th thThe Parakram Parv was organized from 27 to 29 September under the aegis of NCC Directorate Headquarters, Jaipur. Within this workshop, the cadets were informed about the valour and dignity that encapsulates our armed forces including the tremendous success which accompanied the surgical strike.

Cookery Club

Teachers In-charge: Smt. Poonam Punjabi and Smt. Abhilasha Mathur

The objective of the club is to foster basic culinary skills within students. For that, it prepares new recipes every week. These include an assortment of quick snacks and cooked cuisines with ingredients generally found within Indian homes. Moreover, setting and presentation of dishes are also important skills taught to the students of the club.

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Art & Crafts Club

Teacher in-charge: Smt. Neeru Sharma

The aim of the Art & Crafts club is to spread awareness among students regarding the different styles of art and culture and cultivate an interest in them to encourage the participating students to explore their talent and creativity. Some such forms covered include the Geometrical Design, Plato Decoration, needlework, papier-mache crafting, mask-making, sculptures using plaster of paris and wood and wood carving among others.

Biology Club

Teacher in-charge: Smt. Nusrath Fathima and Smt. Bhawna Jain

The Biology Club is based on the objective of developing a student beyond the class room and encourage their interest in the life sciences. To this end, the Biology Club aims to provide students with opportunities to learn more about Biology and serve the community through a mix of leadership, team-work and participation.

The club provides an environment to allow students to meet peers who share similar interests. The activities offered within the club range from group events and field trips to many leadership experiences. Some of the pronounced ones this session were a nature walk round the campus to observe the biodiversity in flora which is apparent in Mayoor. Students also prepared bracelets with eco-friendly materials like flowers, leaves and seeds.

Other sessions involved making terrariums, checking one's genetic differences through physical diversity, rose grafting, vegetative propagation, slide preparation, quizzes, group discussions and enactments.

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Computer Club

Teachers In-charge: Sh. Mayank Bhatia and Ms. Hitasha Khanna

The objectives of the Computer Club are to widen the perspectives of members in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), enable members attain skills in research and presentation of ideas, encourage team work among group members and promote creativity and analytical skills among the club members.

The club is divided into various groups according to the students' interests: Animation – using Flash, Web Designing, Presentation, Techinnova, E-Content, Desktop Publishing, App-Designing, Google Sketch Up, Troubleshooting etc.

Some projects worked on by students throughout this academic year include:

1. E-Content: The objective of E-content is to enable members to understand the importance of the web as a medium of information and communication. Understand the principles of creating an effective web page and become familiar with designing web pages. The members gathered information closely related to the course work of classes IX to XII. This could help the students understand the concepts related to topics in a better way.

2. Android App Development: Android App Development is a multi-million dollar profession today. The Google Play alone has more than 1.4 million+ apps available for download. The members developed a basic app for Mayoor School, Ajmer which allows users to know about the school, login to Mayoor Online, see the Calendar of School and contact us. The app will be updated with more functionality such as Smart Learning and Lab booking by teachers.

3. Troubleshooting: A group of 5 members was made, who were trained to handle all the IT related issues which a teacher can face during the school hours. This helped members to learn the technical skills also.

4. Web Designing: The objective of Web Designing is to enable members to understand the importance of the web as a medium of communication. Understand the principles of creating an effective web page and become familiar with designing web pages. The members gathered information, created web pages for different events and uploaded the same on the local web server.

5. Presentation: The objective of presentation is to show that slides are simply another visual aid to support your presentation – just as a flip chart is! PowerPoint is merely a visual aid. The objective is to give essential knowledge to the members about presentation and tell them the basic use and key points about making presentations. The members prepared various presentations on Kashmir Crises, Artificial Intelligence and Digital India.

6. Scribus : The objective of Scribus is to create brochures, booklets, books, magazines, calendars and any type of document which you plan to print or make available electronically, including presentations. It has a feature-rich interface and the functionality to allow users to create professional quality print output. Scribus is designed for the task of creating page layout, and is excellent in this area. The members were able to edit the pictures and create a school newsletter “Techinnova”. The group research various topics for Techinnova and create a newsletter. The group also designed a brochure on Inter House Football and Founders’ Day etc.

7. Animation: The objective of Animation using Flash was to create animated movies and create various short length flash animations. The members prepared an animation of Mario game and a stickman falling from mountain.

8. Goggle Sketch Up: The Objective is to promote 3D modeling to create architectural drawings, either to communicate their ideas to someone, or just so you can build your dream house or a Smart City. The group has prepared 3D models of various parts of the school campus and how a project of Smart City can be implemented.

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English Debating Club

Teacher In-charge: Smt. Divya Khanna

Young people, today, not only require skills to understand the information being presented, they also need the skills to research through different sources, critically analyse the information presented and finally form their own conclusions and arguments. Debating is one such activity that contributes to educational achievement and also to a range of wider outcomes that work towards developing more confident and well rounded individuals.

The English Debating club in this session explored topics within curriculum subjects and moved to more diverse social issues and issues which are pertinent in the present global and political scenarios. The following objectives were targeted through the functioning of the club-

•To provide a significant training ground for the development of students' communicative abilities.

•To provide opportunities for students to practice and share their skills development.

•To provide opportunities for students to understand and communicate various forms of arguments effectively in a variety of contexts.

•To conduct research using multiple sources to support a position in a debate.

•To generate effective critical thinking in students.

The club is a student driven club. A student or group of students research topics of interest and present them to the club. The club members select the topic/s from the ones presented. A list of topics is created for the month.

The club uses a mixture of 'short preparation' and 'long preparation' debates. During the 'short preparation' debates, students get the topic/motion as little as fifteen minutes before debating it. This encourages quick, creative thinking.

At 'long preparation' debates, students get a week to research the topic using the library or internet, and prepare their speeches in advance.

If students find preparing for a certain debate challenging, a teacher-led group discusses the arguments before dividing into teams to write individual notes before the debate.

A follow-up discussion of the debate is held to critically analyse the performance.

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Street Theatre Club

Teachers In-charge: Smt. Karuna Tandon and Ms. Preeti Sharma

The club's principal objectives are the promotion of love for theatre and its nuances among young people through direct involvement, to provide the students with a quality theatrical experience that is challenging and enjoyable, to ensure a comfortable working environment which caters to the emotional, artistic and educational needs of the students and learning the art form as a fun means of spreading awareness regarding the deeply embedded moral fabric of our society.

The first few sessions include short listing themes for the play which are generally social issues about which awareness needs to be generated for a positive change in society. The club members then divide themselves into smaller groups and come up with ideas that ultimately connect to the theme. All inputs are noted, soaked up and organised into a script replete with catchy phrases and songs, humour and loudness by the group of binders who do the final editing. Roles are suitably assigned to all members and they are ready to add the emotional quotient to the drama through their enactments.

The first club meeting was a reunion of old members and joining of the new ones in a very informal atmosphere. Members were invited to display their acting and

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writing skills so that the latent talents of each member come to the fore and could be suitably utilized later. The intricacies of street theatrics were then formally introduced to all club members through audio-visual clips of some selected street plays. Once the theme was decided, groups were formed through various interesting games with just one motive- learning to work as a team. The members then started incorporating pertinent colloquial dialogues, songs and anecdotes in the script that address the social issues head on.

The first street play, 'Need Vs Greed' was performed in front of the entire senior school on Teachers' Day .The play aimed at creating consciousness about the narrow lines that exist between need and greed; be it for gadgets , political ambitions or food .Interwoven with it was the idea of redefining student- teacher relationship in the present scenario. The other street plays on the themes of 'Hypocrisy', 'Cleanliness' and 'Indifference' are in the process of being scripted for the purpose of presentation on suitable occasions.

The activities in the club have provided opportunities to the students to explore their hidden talents as actors, stage managers, script writers, lyricists, singers, prop managers etc. in the process of presenting and preparing a street theatre play. They learned to work together as a team working towards achieving a common objective, accepting others' opinions and respecting the perspectives of their team mates.

MUN Club

Teachers In-charge: Smt. Sonal Singhal and Smt. Neena Singh

The club aims to inculcate interest within students about World Affairs, often relating to the maintenance of peace, sustainable development, and disarmament and the effective role played by the United Nations in today's geopolitical sphere.

It is a student-led club in which every week intense debates and discussions are held over various agenda about current international issues in various simulated committees. Usually a new agenda is taken up for the following week unless the current agenda has not been thoroughly exhausted.

Members of the club attend various Inter school MUN Conferences across the country where they represent the school, throughout the academic session. Some of these include the MCGSMUN, Daly College MUN, BVCMUN and AMUN. The club also majorly engages in the organization of the Inter-house Model United Nations Conference each year while also conducting orientation sessions to acquaint the newcomers.

Hindi Debating Club

Teacher In-charge: Smt. Shivani Jha

The Hindi Debating Club aims to develop speaking, reasoning thinking capabilities within its members, whether that's in favour or against a topic. This usually accompanies students learning to be confident while presenting their educated opinions. This was often achieved by providing students with various topics and a platform to present extempore arguments on both sides of the arguments. At the beginning, topics were relatively simple, concerning phenomena encountered in everyday life. Progressively, more technical and research-oriented topics were explored.

INTACH Club

Teachers In-charge: Sh. Vijay Sharma and Smt. Shelly Yadav

The club's primary purpose is to spread awareness about the rich heritage and culture of our country. For this purpose, several visits to various historical places were organised for the members of the club. These include Baradari, Shahid Samarak, Bajrangarh Temple etc. The students learnt the significance of the places they visited and understood their importance as relics of a lost time. They even compiled the information they gathered about the places into scrapbooks for their personal collections.

Various aspects of history were discussed via presentations in class and engaging quizzes were used to enthrall and test children about the learning that took place. Furthermore, a talk show was organized in-house, where the speaker was a prominent journalist. These activities evoked curiosity and a sense of pride within the children.

Jewellery Designing and Making Club

Teacher In-charge: Smt. Shalini Agrawal

The club develops creativity, individuality and self-expression within its members. Usually, members are provided with raw materials to make ornaments which resemble the aesthetics of ethnic handicrafts. Various designs by previous students, including those of hangings, polan wires, golden pipes, crystals and beads are preserved each year to act as sources of inspiration for new students. Ultimately, however, a sense of originality is achieved within the students as they move on to eventually make designs of their own which stem from their individual imagination.

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Movie Making Club

Teacher In-charge: Sh. Devendra Bagla

The objective of the movie making club is to create opportunities for students interested in movie making. The members gain understanding in the movie making process by learning from one another and getting hands-on experience. The goal of the club is to enable members to pool their pre-existing skill-sets together by making short movies, and expand their knowledge and interest in the field.

Student representatives take the lead in moving the club forward in terms of imparting the knowledge about various movie making tools and wherever required, the teacher in-charge shares his knowledge and experience with the members of the club to enhance their skills.

The members were introduced to the basic video camera and were briefed about the quintessential features of the handycam. Also, they were explained the various points that should be kept in mind while shooting any event such as framing the shot, background, sunlight if outdoors, discarding environmental noise like clapping, etc.

The members were also given a demonstration of professional handycam and the tripod. They were made to understand how to get different heights, how to move sideways, how to zoom in and zoom out on fast and slow modes and how to balance the camera using the tripod. Also, basic features of professional cameras like handling the camera from different positions, how to install the battery, setting the focus manually and automatically, the sound settings among other lessons were taught.

Furthermore, the members were introduced to Photostory, a tool to prepare short stories using photos. On completion of the same, the students prepared a short story using the photographs downloaded from the Internet on the Strikers' Cycling Trip to Pushkar. Some members even prepared story photographs clicked by them during their Educational Trips/Excursions.

The students were also introduced to audio editing using Acoustica MP3 Mixer, which allows mixing various music tracks to prepare a unique track. The students were then introduced to video editing using Cyberlink Power Director, which offers a complete range of powerful editing tools that are set in the most productive environment, providing most efficiency when producing videos. Members were

helped to understand the various features offered by the student representative which were then practiced by them on different videos of their own.

Physics Club

Teachers In-charge: Sh. Vikram Singh Solanki and Sh. Vikas Sharma

The fundamental objectives of the club include developing skills of scientific inquiry, addressing the students' aspirations of going beyond the syllabus, applying the principles and techniques of physics to obtain a solution to a problem and providing a platform to those students who want to explore their talent in the field of physics.

In the club, different experiments and models are designed to test the limits of students' creative and scientific potential throughout the academic year. Some of these projects are based on topics like chain reactions, gear systems, bipedal walkers, solar cars, clap switches, hydraulic arms and using lasers to show interference and diffraction.

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Photography Club

Teachers In-charge: Sh. Bajrang Sharma and Sh. Hiteshwar Gehlot

Members of the photography club have primarily focused on improving their creative abilities and technical skills in the art of photography, share their knowledge of the field and create a holistic environment where their art can flourish.

During this session, several basic skills like camera utilities, focusing, transferring content and information about the speed and lenses of the cameras was taught.

The students were often appointed to click photographs at various events like One Act Plays, Cultural Events, Football Tournament, the Athletic Meet and Inter-school competitions among others.

Given various themes, students were encouraged to create albums and portfolios of their own for display at the Annual Exhibition. Several themes and topics which were picked up by students were Emotions, Greenery, Faceless Portraits, Landscapes, Flora & Fauna etc.

Quiz Club

Teachers In-charge: Ms. Sindhu Chaturvedi and Smt. Suneetha K.

The Quiz Club consists of 48 members divided into 6 groups of 13 to engage actively with research, learning and development of logical thinking within the club. The students are given a chance to design their own logo and assign names to their respective groups. Every Wednesday, each group gets a chance to organize the quiz for the rest of the five groups on the basis of the research conducted in the past week.

The main aim of the club is to make students knowledgeable about current affairs within the country and the world. This further helps in building the confidence of each student.

The quizzes conducted include questions based on audio and video clips, direct questions and the use of a buzzer in the clapper round. Members of the club participate in various Inter-School Quiz competitions held in Ajmer or beyond.

Robotics Club

Teacher In-charge: Sh. Dharamveer Singh Rathore

The club has an appointed specialist trainer for the purpose of getting students interested in the latest technologies and be able to understand and recreate their functioning. The Juniors are enrolled in a Beginner Level Robotics Programme which includes a personal robot developmental kit for each participant, handouts and schematics for various designs, online technological support and a RoboNext Certification. Within the programme, the students were taught how to build manual controlled robots, obstacle-avoiding robots, Bluetooth-controlled robots, DTMF controlled robots, Line-following robots, TV remote controlled robots, voice controlled robots and gesture-controlled robots.

Similarly, the senior students were involved in the Intermediate Level Robotics Programme which comprised technologies in addition to the ones listed above. These included RFID, RF Communication, LCD, IOT, voice recognition and Data logging systems.

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Gardening Club

Teacher In-Charge: Smt. Jasleen Kaur Khurana

The garden engages students by providing a dynamic environment to observe, discover, experiment, nurture, and learn. It is a living laboratory where lessons are drawn from real-life experiences rather than textbook examples, allowing students to become active participants in the learning process. Through the garden, students gain an understanding of ecosystems, an appreciation for food origins and nutrition, and knowledge of plant and animal life cycles.

The members of this club enhanced their knowledge about gardening tools and methods of growing grass in a garden.They learnt to take care of small gardens and grow small plants like coriander and mint in small hand decorated clay pots and coconut shells.

Activities and Tasks conducted were decorating a piece of garden 'Eden Garden' by handmade eco friendly objects, pots, planting and regular watering of crotons and small flowery plants,writing the names of different trees and plants on sheets and tagging them on the plants or pots.

Children of the club presented a street play on the theme ‘Paryavaran’ on the Tri-Colour Day which sensitised them towards the environment.

Quiz Club

Teacher In-Charge: Smt. Mansi Jha

The objective of the club is to make students aware about what is happening in the world around, seeking information, reading and keeping themselves updated with the current affairs and get them interested in quizzing.

There are 4 teams - Mind Athletes, Champions, Scientists and Cobra which engage themselves in conducting Quizzes. Each team conducts a Quiz once and the other three teams get to answer, each child gets to be the Quiz Master, Scorer and Timer once. The topics include current affairs, sports, history, etc. Children solve some fun riddles to engage the mind.

The members of the club conducted a Quiz on the occasion of Foundation Day on July 9, 2018, they prepared and asked questions related to Mayoor School and its history.

Puppet Making Club

Teacher In-charge: Smt. Upsana Dadhich

Puppets allow children to engage in imaginative play,develop emotionally and improve their language and communication skills. Children practice their speaking skills by telling a story through a puppet. Through puppetry art, children explore different art materials and involve themselves in creative processes to create different kinds of puppets and bring them to life in their unique way.

During their club sessions, students learnt to make finger puppets, stick puppets of humans and animals, envelope puppets, disposable glass and plate puppets, hand puppet, bottle and spoon puppets. The students performed Puppet Shows in the puppet theatre and narrated a few stories. The sessions engaged the children as participants and audience in a process of creating characters, stories and mini world using voice modulation, creative speech and dialogue delivery.

Library Club

Teacher In-charge: Smt. Sumona Gupta

The objective of this club is to give students the chance to participate in the care of "their" library and to grow in their love of books. To get the exposure of different kinds of books, authors, their style of writing and to learn to take care of books and treat them as their best friends.

The activities in the junior club include - sit and talk about the books they have read through the week, know more about the author, choose different books written by the same author and try to understand the style of writing, arrange books in the shelves,know about different genres and levels of books, gather information from the cover page and back page, designing library badges, bookmarks, maintaining a library book, illustrations of the story, labels, and making shelf guides.

They also learn to play games like Book Talk, Sell a Book, Book Charades, Library Scavenger Hunt, and Book Review and Create a Readers Theatre where students put on a presentation of a scene or two from a work of fiction.

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English Dramatics Club

Teacher In-charge: Smt. Sapna Bisht Khati

The creative drama activities offer an opportunity for children to expand self-awareness, develop imagination, think independently and improve their communication skills

The activities conducted in the club included simple warm up and ice breaking exercises to develop a comfort level within the group and getting together as a team without inhibitions. The children engaged themselves in storytelling, character enactment, role play, scene depiction, enacting different settings and situations.

Playing games like Simon Says, Captain of the Ship and Just a Minute through which they learnt to follow instructions, enhance listening and linguistic skills to developing a felicity for words and language.

Children enacted version of popular advertisements and roles which allow them to be creative, they presented a Talk Show on what freedom means to them and

thhow they can safeguard it on the Tri Colour Day on 14 August 2018.

Spell Well Club

Teacher In-Charge: Smt. Sangeeta Merani

The club endeavours to help students spell quickly, accurately with comprehension, promote correct usage of vocabulary and strive for excellence in spelling skills.

The members of this club engage themselves in finding out the meaning and correct pronunciation of the given words.They are also prepared to define the given word and use it in a sentence.

Through various age appropriate spelling exercises and games like flash card games, scrabble, word chain, letter mania, vocabulary building games as hangman, rapid fire spelling round, spelling relay. These games made learning and remembering words fun and meaningful.

They added to their list of homophones, homographs and homonyms and used them in sentences. The members of the club not only enriched their word bank but also honed their spelling skills.

Jewellery Designing

Teacher In-Charge: Smt. Hetal Vyas

The club enables the students to develop their creativity, imagination and make best use of resources to create jewellery items and accessories like bracelets, necklaces, rings, ear rings, key chains, hair bands, anklets and pendants.

The members of the club used quelling strips, satin ribbons, plastic, metal wires, wool, silk threads, different coloured beads, wooden, crystal, glass, terracotta, plastic and ceramic, artificial flowers and sequins. They made simple quelling shapes like heart shape, eye shape, square shape, butterfly, flowers and different types of patterns to decorate the jewellery items. Theyalso designed envelopes, invitation cards and different types of cards using quelling strips.

Calligraphy

Teacher In-Charge: Smt. Steffi Tabita Massey and Smt. Ravindra Kaur

The club motivates the children to write beautifully and neatly, introduces them to innovative styles and techniques of writing using calligraphy pens.

The members of the club learnt various types of calligraphy like Old England style- (Gothic) using pencil and then a calligraphy pen, 3D- Graffiti Style, Shadow Style bold letters, Curly and Curly strokes (small and capital letters), Number Calligraphy, Stencil Form (without using a stencil), Black Chancery, Decorative Calligraphy, Tatto font Hindi style writing and Bubble Calligraphy.

Students learnt to form the alphabet and then wrote words and sentences using various styles of writing. They formed their own calligraphy styles by mixing 2 or 3 different styles or created their own style and named them.

Cookery Club

Teachers In-charge: Smt. Khushboo Gupta and Smt. Bhumika Saxena

The aim of the club is to encourage students to experience a joy of cooking using a range of techniques with a variety of recipes. The students learnt the art of cooking and presentation of food. They gained social skills by working together and communicating with each other and added to their vocabulary, the words related to cooking.

The members of the club maintain a cookery book, they note down the ingredients and the recipe of the starters, mocktails, salads and desserts. During the session they prepared Mojito, Mini bread Pizza, Nachos chaat served with Curd dip, Brownie, Russian Salad, Bhel Puri Soya Stick Chaat and Monaco biscuit

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Science Club

Teacher In-Charge: Capt. Smt. Anjana Parmar

The objectives of the Club are to make the students understand the various facts of Science through a series of activities, demonstration and experiments. Students are made aware of some interesting facts pertaining to Science, discussions are carried out to find out the difference between myths and facts. The members of the club carry out the experiments, record the observation and draw the inference.

Activities and Experiments for the next week are planned in advance and students are delegated the responsibilities to get various materials for the activities to be carried out in the subsequent week.

Various experiments were conducted during the session:-

•To make carbon dioxide gas using vinegar and bicarbonate of soda.

•To show how certain materials can be both liquid and solid at the same time using corn starch.

•Making invisible ink using lemon water and reading the secret messages.

•To understand that green leaves require sunlight, carbon-di-oxide and water to make chlorophyll.

•To understand how a fire extinguisher works by making our own fire extinguisher.

•Underwater burning candle science experiment.

Computer Club (Jr.)

Teachers In-Charge: Ms. Aakanksha Soni and Ms. Priyanka Kashyap

The club members got familiarised with the different features of the software like libre office writer, impress and GIMP and prepare theme based files. The activities of the club are divided class wise. The following activities were conducted during the session:

•Libre office writer / Tux-paint:Story building and painting, Inserting pictures in shapes, grouping one or many shapes together, formatting background, tables, inserting , mail merge .

•Activities: Creating personal calendar, Badges, Bookmarks, Theme based posters on: Monsoon sale, Lab rules, Traffic rules etc., certificate making (using mail merge).

•Libre Office impress: formatting backgrounds, custom animation, duplicate slides, slide transition, inserting pictures, Internet research.

•Activities: Creating moving animation presentation based on a scene. Presentation on: Book Review, traffic rules, healthy food vs. junk food, favourite sport.

•GIMP:Using filters (distort, map, artistic etc.), tool bars and tool options, working with layers.

•Activities: creating solar system using map to object, editing images, editing text and applying effects on it.

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Manners and Etiquette Club

Teachers In-charge: Smt. Pramila Nagrani and Smt. Chahhat Ludhani

Good manners cost us nothing, but may win almost everything. They are the skills of making people feel easy and comfortable. We can have better relationships with people we know and meet in day to day life just by behaving well. The club is intended to heighten the student's appreciation and awareness towards good manners. If they show good manners everywhere they go, then they are more likely to encourage others to behave in the same way towards them.

The club members engaged themselves in many activities like playing a quiz on do’s and don'ts ,drawing a happy face for any good act , making a hand tree and writing the golden rules how to behave in the school and at public places, designing table mats, setting the table, table-ware, use of napkin, maintaining a rule book, through role play children learnt the importance of being well mannered and the way to present themselves in public arenas, such as school, market, while travelling or shopping, and at other public places.

Indian Instrumental Music

Teachers In-Charge: Smt. Deepa Pande, Sh Sanjay Chauhan

The basic motive of the club is to create interest in different musical instruments, the children got familiarised with Indian Instruments and developed the skill of playing different musical instruments in a group as well as individually.

The students of the club learnt to select the Musical Instruments like-Sitar, Hawaiian Guitar, Harmonium, Xylophone and Tabla etc. They learnt to play the notes (Swar) in the Instruments. They practiced Shuddh Swar and Sargam of raga Bhupali.

In Tabla, students learnt to play “Bol” of different “taals” like ‘Trital, Keherwa and Kayada’ in Teen Taal .

Ecology Club

Teacher In-Charge: Smt. Gunjan Bhardwaj

The club aims to connect the students with the natural world and thereby developing sensitivity and ownership towards the environment and immediate surroundings. Students were made aware of the environmental issues like pollution (air, water, noise and land) and global warming. They felt the need to conserve the resources and learn about waste management.

Children made charts, wrote slogans, made book marks by rubbing barks of trees and leaves, Raft work using dry leaves,made collage of extinct birds and animals and prepared a health chart.Through group discussions, debates and quizzing children enhanced their knowledge about environmental issues and ways to conserve the environment.

Children made things out of waste materials like newspaper bags, cards using pencil shavings, match sticks, diyas with papier-mache,they made different types of envelopes from paper/old greeting and wedding cards ,different types of folds and pop up patterns to make envelopes. Students were thereby encouraged to imbibe the 3 R's – Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.

To encourage organic farming and to make children aware of its importance, the students grew coriander and fenugreek in the garden. The students understood how cost-effective and stable solar energy is. They became aware of the significance of the solar plant and how beneficial it is to combat the energy crisis.

Western Instrumental Music

Teachers In-Charge: Sh. Dhanna Lal and Sh. Shubham Keenja

The members of this club were introduced to different parts of the drum and learnt the following beats-Waltz beat, March beat, Disco beat and Soul beat.

They were also introduced to the various parts of guitar and keyboard, they practiced minor and major scales and played simple tunes, melodies and song tunes.

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Western and Indian Vocal Music Club

Teachers In-Charge: Smt. Mridula Pal and Smt. Susan Foote

The club involves the students as an active participant, integrating music into all aspects of the curriculum. Group musical participation reinforces the messages of peace, unity and love towards nature. The students get the sense of rhythm, melody, appreciate a good song and learn to sing in co-ordination.They experience and respond to music of various styles, Western and Indian classical music.

The members of the club learn and sing along karaoke and musical instruments. They are prepared to perform on special occasions like Earth Day, Peace Day, Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanti and Christmas (group/ solo).

Art /Craft/Clay Modelling Club

Teachers In-Charge: Smt. Lata Sharma, Smt.Renu Sharma and Sh. Davendra Kharol

Art, craft and design stimulates creativity and imagination. It provides visual, tactile and sensory experiences and a special way of understanding and responding to the world. It enables children to communicate what they see, feel and think through the use of colour, texture, form, pattern and different materials and processes. Children become involved in shaping their environments through art, craft and design activities. They learn to make aesthetic and practical decisions.

•Craft Activities: The students learnt the vintage art of knitting and created vibrant sling bags. In this activity they learnt the most important skill of handling the needles and the yarn. They created embellished kites using colourful papers, laces, mirrors, beads etc.

•Art: The members of this club were introduced to different styles of painting including regional, traditional, tribal and Indian folk Art. They made different paintings like miniature, Warli and Madhubani. They also did collage and bead work.

•Clay Modelling: The members of this club made figures of animals, (tortoise, fish, horse, birds, snake) pots, diyas, vases, masks and human faces using papier-mache and clay.

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Mathematics Club

Teacher In-Charge: Smt. Meeta Mehta

The club enables the students to learn new and quick ways to solve mathematical problems and motivate them to apply their logical and analytical skills in solving problems in their daily life situations.

The members of the club engage themselves in playing the following games and try to remove the fear of Mathematics.

Sudoku (Number, Alphabetical, Symbols), Logical, Analytical Reasoning Worksheets,Dice Games, Card Games, Colouring the Picture with some operations based questions,Clap Games to build up their tables, Tic Tac Toe and learning tables through dots and grid pattern.

English Extempore Club

Teacher In-Charge: Smt. Netal G.Charan

The objective of the club is to hone communication skills and to give a chance to the children to speak up and voice their opinions fluently and convincingly on any given topic.

Interactive sessions were conducted and some key words and points were given as scaffolding. The students had warm up sessions followed by visual inputs or audio or both.They got the chance to speak convincingly with proper tone, modulations and fluency. They critique each other's work and learnt how to get better.

Needle Work Club

Teacher In-Charge: Smt. Manju Dhabhai

Through the needlework the children got acquainted with different kinds of embroidery and stitches. The children of the club learnt the basics of thread work and embroidery. The children practised different kinds of stitches like hem, chain, feather, button hole, knot and filling stitch .They created small motifs of embroidery on cloth using these stitches. They also learnt to put buttons, hooks, sequins and beads on cloth. They made borders and did patch work on cushions.

Best out of Waste Club

Teacher In-Charge: Ms. Neha Kanwar

Recycling and reusing the valuable waste material can result in development of fantastic and usable products. Innovative and creative ideas can be put together to make something new and useful from the waste materials.

The objective of the club is create innovative things out of the waste materials. The members of the club made the following items using waste materials like hour glass using plastic bottles, wall hanging using old CDs, bird house using aluminium foil roll, clock using ice cream stick basket and frame using old newspapers, pen-stand using aluminium foil roll and flower pots using old glass bottle.

Yog Club

Teacher In-Charge: Smt.Ritika Sharma

The aim of the club is to enable the students to have good health, attain higher level of consciousness, self discipline and self control.

Children practiced different asanas like Tadasana, Vrikshasana, Bhujangasana, Sukhasna, Surya Namaskaar, Shavak Asana, Baddha Konasana Yoga (Bound Angle Pose), Eagle Twist Yoga Posture, Pranayama, Om chanting.

Children learnt about the benefits of Yoga. They displayed a few yogic exercises on the Sports Day.

Dance Club

Teachers In- Charge: Smt. Shalini Tripathi and Ms. Raveena Chouhan

The Club offers teaching of different dance styles such as Freestyle and Contemporary.

The members of this club were introduced to some basic steps of classical dance like Kathak. They developed the sense of rhythm, beats, proper expression, stage utilization, importance of gestures and expression in a dance performance. They also presented a group dance on the Tri Colour Day.

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International Weeks and Festivals

Children in the Primary and Pre-Primary celebrate several festivals which allow them to acquire a global perspective. This year some of these celebrations included the Earth Day, May Pole Day, International Peace Day, Halloween and Russian Week.

Visit to FEG, Stuttgart, Germany

A group of 16 students along with the Vice Principal Ms. Sindhu Chaturvedi and 2 teachers went to FEG, Stuttgart in June 2018. They also visited Rome, Switzerland & Austria.

Visit by FEG, Stuttgart, Germany

A group of 18 students and 2 teachers- Ms. Lena Konig and Mr. Christoph Natterer - visited Mayoor School in October this year. They were warmly hosted by the families of the Mayoorites. This was part of our ongoing exchange programme with Germany for the past ten years.

British Council International School Award

Mayoor School was awarded the International School Award by the British thCouncil for the 4 consecutive time. The award celebrates the school's

international work. This globally recognised accreditation helps enrich learning and improve teaching by guiding the school's international learning activities, from introducing international education into the curriculum to embedding it within the school's culture.

August 2018 –StarTalk Hindi Programme

The annual Hindi Star Talk programme with the Kean University, United States thcontinued into its 7 year. It was held from July 30 to August 17 and the topic this

time around was “Education for All”. 8 students from Mayoor School shared their views and researched opinions about the topic with 30 students of Kean University via Skype, including references to the progress made so far and how more can be done.

Collaborative Project with John M. Karats Kindergarten, Athens, Greece

The students of classes Preprimary, I and II come face to face on Skype with the students of the partner school in Greece on pre-decided days and share their

experiences about the celebration of the national and international festivals and international weeks. They even share photographs, their Art and Craft work through e-mails. The Skype session was organised for the students of classes I and II on November 30, 2017. The students of both the schools exchanged folk tales of their countries. They also enacted the stories using colourful props. Both the schools exchanged an interactive question-answer session thereby gaining an insight into each other's culture. The students enjoyed the interaction immensely and it was an enriching experience.

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Internationalism @ Mayoor

Cleanliness Drives conducted by students in the Senior sectionS.No. In charge1. Computer Club January 10, 2018 34 MYB Adarsh Nagar2. Hindi Dramatics Club January 24, 2018 45 PRV & DSG, Gulab Bari

English Debating Club PJN, & SVJand Abhivyakti Manch

3. Photography Club January 31, 2018 37 BRS Lal Phatak4. Street Theatre Club February 7, 2018 33 KNT, NSK A Street play,

to promote C l e a n l i n e s s habits, was performed at the Railway Station and Bus Stand.

5. Robotics Club February 7, 2018 34 DSR D a n m a l M a t h u r Colony, Gulab Bari

6. Scouts February 21, 2018 32 VRJ Police Line7. Biology Club and Guides February 21, 2018 34 NSF, NMK, G u l a b B a r i

DNL,MDP8. Indian Instrumental Club April 25, 2018 55+4 teachers IVE, SJC, Ram Prasad

DNL, MDP Ghat9. Entrepreneur's Club May 02, 2018 29+2 teachers MTS & VKJ Baradari10. Career Counseling Club July 04,2018 45 +2 teachers PRM & Naya Bazar

M.L.Yadav11.Biology Club July 11, 2018 41+3 teachers BAJ, NSF & Dhola Bhata

Tarun Bagri Tempo stand12. Global Citizens' Club July 25, 2018 20+2 teachers NMS & ISS Agra Gate13. Computer Club August 01, 2018 32+2 teachers MYB & HTK Kaiser Ganj14. Ecology Club August 8, 2018 42+2 teachers APM & RNY Ram Ganj15. Chemistry Club September 05, 2018 33+2 teachers NRC & RTC Baradari16. Hindi Dramatics Club October 03, 2018 24+2 teachers PRV & DSG East Point

School17. Hindi Debating & Sanskrit November 14, 2018 22+2 teacher SVJ & JDV Naka Madar

Club Tempo Stand

Club Date Members Club Place

Weather Reporting

Teacher in-charge: Shri. Ivan Everett

The students read the weather report making a comparison between the maximum and minimum temperatures, humidity and rainfall of Ajmer with that of Stuttgart (Germany) where our exchange partner school is located, on a daily basis. During the monsoons, the students also record the amount of rainfall received at Mayoor School every day. The above mentioned information is recorded and read out in the morning assembly.

Cleanliness Drive

Our school organises a Cleanliness Drives at various locations within the city every Wednesday in the C.C.A lesson to create awareness regarding cleanliness and its benefits. Recognizing the vital role that students can play in spreading awareness about cleanliness, the school has formulated a comprehensive syllabus which has been included in the yearly planner of all the subjects. Activities are planned and executed to that end throughout the year.

The initiative has entered its third year with enthusiastic participation by all the students and staff. This year too, members of the different C.C.A Clubs visited several locations in the city to play their part in making Ajmer a safer and healthier environment. The places visited this year include Ram Prasad Ghat, Baradari, Naya Bazar, Dhola Bhata Tempo Stand, Agra Gate, Kaisar Ganj, Ram Ganj and the East Point School.

Cleanliness Drives conducted by students in the Junior sectionS.No. Members Place1. Jewellery Designing Club,

English & Hindi Dramatics Club

2. Music Club February 21, 2018 19 Baradari3. Indian Vocal and March 7, 2018 24 Adarsh Nagar Park

Instrumental Music Club4. Cookery Club March 14, 2018 21 Adarsh Nagar Park5. Computer Club & Yoga Club July 25, 2018 23 Baradari6. Origami Club & August 1, 2018 19 Adarsh Nagar Park

Mathematics Club7. Eco Club & September 26, 2018 22 Adarsh Nagar Park

Puppet Making Club

Club Date No. of

February 14, 2018 20 Adarsh Nagar Park

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MISCELLANEOUS

Community Outreach Programme

The school constantly endeavours to sensitise the Mayoorites towards their societal responsibilities and engage them so that they can realize how contribution in their little ways can bring radical changes in their immediate community. This helps them to realize that they are able to make useful contributions to society through service and social action.

And for that purpose, every year the school strives to reach out to society through various efforts and means.

?The revenue generated by the stalls set up at the Mayoor Fete, Rs. 1,71,894, was donated to Badhit Bal-Vikas Samiti, Badhir Vidhyalay Ajmer.

?Donations are also collected for the Communal Harmony Week organised by the National Foundation for Communal Harmony and Armed Forces’ Flag Day every year.

School Brass Band

Teacher in-charge: Sh. Sharif Mohammed

The students of the school band play various instruments like cymbals, euphonium, trumpet, coronet, trombone and the drums at various occasions such as the Annual Athletic Meet, Annual Prize Giving and National Festivals.

School Publications

The School Magazine 'The Mayoorite' is an annual feature while 'Mayoor Pankh' is the Newsletter published every two months.

School Website and the Facebook Page

The new and state of the art website of Mayoor, www.mayoorschool.org, is effectively functional and is regularly updated with the help of the school's I.T. department. The school's Facebook page is also promptly updated with all the latest happenings at the school.

Summer School

XV Mayoor Summer School was held from 7th to 26th May for a variety of activities like Art and Craft, Music, Dance, Computers and Games and Sports, including Horse Riding. A totally of 620 Mayoorites and their kin from other schools attended the camp to utilise the summer vacation constructively.

Blood Donation

The X Mayoor Voluntary Blood Donation Camp was organised in August and through this camp, 70 units of blood were donated by the parents and the school staff.

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School Council

The School Council continues to play an important role in the school with regular meetings which are recorded in the form of minutes. In the monthly meetings, deliberations are held on various policy issues connected to the school. This body comprises elected representatives of every section and a girl representative from every class starting from Class VI onwards. Class V nominates 4 members representing the Junior School. The Principal is the Chairperson and the Vice Principal, 3 nominated teachers, Administrative Officer and the Head Boy and the Head Girl are members.

Trek on Kalayanipura Hills

Trekking remains an integral part of the Mayoor calendar with students from classes IX onwards, accompanied by teachers, including the Exchange Delegation from FEG, Germany, trekking on the Kalayanipura Hills.

Educational Tours and Excursions

This year, in March and November a total of 404 Mayoorites and 40 teachers and 3 support staff have been on Educational Tours and Excursions (Class IV onwards) to places like Kempty Falls, Chail, Jim Corbett National Park, Nagtibba, Chopta, Bikaner, Delhi and Agra. Such tours instill the spirit of adventure and build the confidence of the students. Also, 562 students of ( classes III to VII), 32 teachers and 10 Support Staff visited Xcapade Adventure Park, Pushkar where they tried out various adventures activities.

Merit cum Means Scholarships

Merit cum Means scholarships worth Rs. 10,78,000/- were given away to 58 students from classes III to XII this year. The Chief Guest for the occasion was Sh. Modudan Detha, Member Board of Revenue for Rajasthan, Ajmer.

Mayoor Fete

Every year around Children's Day, the school organises a Fete for the students with an array of games, rides and eatables. This year, the Fete was organised on the 18th of November 2018.

Manners and Etiquette Programme

This year also the Manners and Etiquette programme was conducted where classes I to V were oriented by Smt. Rajul Garg and Sh. Sanjay Singh Badnore regarding etiquette and manners in informal sessions.

•A workshop on sustainable living and reducing indoor pollution was rdconducted by Dr. Koushik Chattopadhyay, on 3 May 2018. It was attended

by 49 students from the Cambridge sections in grades IX, X and XI.

•All sections of Class XII participated in a workshop entitled 'Playonomics', organized by the Indian School of Business and Finance, in association with the University of London and the London School of Economics and Political Science, on July 10, 2018. It was a fruitful event for the students as they learned many applicable concepts about international trade in an engaging manner.

th•A 'Career-counselling Session' was organized on July 11 , 2018 by a team from Extramarks where information about the application process for universities in the United States was provided. This included particulars about the preparation for the Standardizes Admissions Test or the SAT.

th•A 'Mind Mapping' workshop was held on July 14 , 2018 for XII Humanities by Mr. Koushik Chatterjee.

•Former students of Mayoor School: Vani Ghai, Shourya Ghai, Prasoon Raj Singh Rathore and Yagini Airan talked to 60 interested students about applications to universities in the United States, United Kingdom, Ireland and

thSouth-East Asia. The talk, held on the 9 of August 2018 included details about the admissions criteria, the UCAS and Common Application portals and interviews among other important things.

st•Another career counselling session was conducted by Extramarks on 31 August, 2018. 4 counsellors from Delhi talked to 33 students from classes IX to XII and their parents about their future interests and prospects.

•A workshop on Road Safety and Traffic Rules was conducted by Mr. Virendra Rathore, a technical advisor working with the Government of India, on October 2, 2018. It inculcated important values of patience and caution within students of classes IX, X and XI.

•A career counselling event was organized by a team from 'I-educationalise' for students of class XII on October 12, 2018.

•A talk on organ donation was organized by the MOHAN Foundation, an NGO promoting and spreading awareness about organ donation in India, on July 26, 2018. It encouraged students to ask insightful questions and have a discussion with their families about the topic considering its sensitive nature.

•5 students attended a workshop “My Clean School Ajmer, Society” conducted by the Turning Point School, Ajmer. The session imbibed environment-friendly values in the students.

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WORDS OF WISDOM

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GAMES REPORT-2018Game Date Venue District Positions Selection for

State ChampionshipFootball

(U-19 Boys) To Aviral Tandon

04/09/2018 Kritagya Bhati

Jaivarat Singh

Football 01/09/2018 Maharaja Agrasen School,Ajmer _ Samarveer Singh

(U-17 Boys) To Divyansh Yadav

04/09/2018

Football 06/09/2018 Govt. School Ratidang, Ajmer _ Abhyudaya Verma

(U-14 Boys) To

09/09/2018

Handball 01/09/2018 Govt. Girls’ School, Cantt, Beawar Runners Up Gargi Sarda

(U-19 Girls) To Kairvee Rastogi

04/09/2018 Gaurshika Shekhawat

Handball 01/09/2018 Govt. Girls’ School, Cantt, Beawar Runners Up Siya Agarwal

(U-17 Girls) To Yashvi Agarwal

04/09/2018

Handball 06/09/2018 Govt. Girls’ School, Narsinghpura, Runners Up Yashashvi Kanwar Rathore

(U-14 Girls) To Beawar Bhavika Agarwal

09/09/2018

Handball 06/09/2018 Govt. Girls’ School, Narsinghpura, _ Harshvardhan Singh Rathore

(U-14 Boys) To Beawar

09/09/2018

Basketball 06/09/2018 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, _ Bhuvneshwar Raj Singh Rathore

(U-19 Boys) To Meershahali, Ajmer Gagan Yadav

09/09/2018

Basketball 06/09/2018 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Meershahali, Runners Up Ridha Khanna

(U-17 Girls) To Ajmer Labhya Rawat

09/09/2018

01/09/2018 Maharaja Agrasen School, Ajmer Runners Up Kuldeep Singh

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Game Date Venue District Positions Selection for

State Championship

Basketball

(U-17 Boys) To Meershahali, Ajmer

09/09/2018

Basketball 06/09/2018 Govt. School, Arjun Lal Sethi Nagar, III Position Samruddhi Kaushik

(U-14 Girls) To Ajmer

09/09/2018

Basketball 06/09/2018 Govt. School, Arjun Lal Sethi Nagar, _ Vishvajeet Singh Rathore

(U-14 Boys) To Ajmer

09/09/2018

Gymnastics 06/09/2018 St. Paul's, Ajmer III Position Harshikha Chaudhary

(U-14 Girls) To

09/09/2018

Gymnastics 06/09/2018 St. Paul's,Ajmer _ _

(U-14 Boys) To

09/09/2018

Cricket 06/09/2018 Govt. School, Ajmer _ _

(U-19 Boys) To

09/09/2018

Cricket 06/09/2018 Govt. School, Ajmer Runners Up Yashvendra Singh

(U-17 Boys) To Ishaan Khan

09/09/2018 Anant Vashishta

Prateer Varanjani

Aditya Raj Singh

Cricket 06/09/2018 Govt. School, Ajmer _ Palansh Chaturvedi

(U-14 Boys) To

09/09/2018

Tennis 06/09/2018 Govt. School, Sri Nagar Road, Ajmer Runners Up Shruti Bindal

(U-19 Girls) To

09/09/2018

06/09/2018 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, _ _

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Game Date Venue District Positions Selection for State Championship

Tennis

(U-19 Boys) To Mihir Yadav

09/09/2018 Vineet Mishra

Tennis 06/09/2018 Govt. School, Sri Nagar Road, Ajmer III Position Nitya Chaudhary

(U-17 Girls) To

09/09/2018

Tennis 06/09/2018 Govt. School, Sri Nagar Road, Ajmer Team Event - 2nd Individual - 1st Vinayak Gupta

(U-17 Boys) To

09/09/2018

Tennis 06/09/2018 Govt. School, Gurjar Basti, Ajmer Runners Up Mehar Ghai

(U-14 Girls) To

09/09/2018

Tennis 06/09/2018 Govt. School, Gurjar Basti, Ajmer Team Event - 2nd Individual - 1st Kaustubh Manipushp Kunj

(U-14 Boys) To

09/09/2018

Softball 01/09/2018 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Lohagal, Ajmer _ Khushi Heda

(U-19 Girls) To Himadri Puri Goswami

04/09/2018

Softball 01/09/2018 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Lohagal, Ajmer _ Chirag Zirota

(U-19 Boys) To Bhavya Sadhwani

04/09/2018

Softball 01/09/2018 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Lohagal, Ajmer Runners Up Samiksha Jain

(U-17 Girls) To Manya Maheshwari

04/09/2018 Kanan Singh

Vijeta Singh

Softball 01/09/2018 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Lohagal, Ajmer _ Rajvardhan Singh

(U-17 Boys) To Naman Nathawat

04/09/2018

Softball 01/09/2018 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Lohagal, Ajmer III Position Avani Bansal

(U-14 Girls) To Akshita Jain

04/09/2018

06/09/2018 Govt. School, Sri Nagar Road, Ajmer Winner Achint Khurana

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State Championship

Softball

(U-14 Boys) To

04/09/2018

Badminton 06/09/2018 St. Stephen's School, Ajmer Individual - 1st Position Lavanya Mehta

(U-19 Girls) To

09/09/2018

Badminton 06/09/2018 St. Stephen's School, Ajmer Individual - 1st Position Raghav Bhootra

(U-19 Boys) To

09/09/2018

Badminton 06/09/2018 St. Stephen's School, Ajmer _ _

(U-17 Boys) To

09/09/2018

Badminton 01/09/2018 Govt. School, Ajmer _ _

(U-19 Girls) To

04/09/2018

Hockey 01/09/2018 Sanskriti The School, Ajmer _ Utkarsh Ranga

(U-19 Boys) To

04/09/2018

Table Tennis 06/09/2018 Lawrence & Mayo Shool, Ajmer Team Event - Runners Up Shivank Dubey

(U - 17 Boys) To Individual - 3rd Position

09/09/2018

Table Tennis 01/09/2018 Govt. School, Alwar Gate, Ajmer Team Event - 1st Position Yuvraj Tak

(U - 14 Boys) To 1st Individual - 3rd Position Saksham Tripathi

04/09/2018

Swimming 01/09/2018 Govt. School, Gulab Bari, Ajmer Team Event - Runners Up Shreya Gupta

(U - 19 Girls) To Medals Tally

04/09/2018 Gold- 02

Silver-09

Bronze- 02

01/09/2018 Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Lohagal, Ajmer _

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State Championship

Swimming

(U - 19 Boys) To Medals Tally Aditya Parmar

04/09/2018 Gold- 05

Silver-08

Bronze- 06

Swimming 01/09/2018 Govt. School, Gulab Bari, Ajmer Team Event - Runners Up Kashvini Dagar

(U - 17 Girls) To Medals Tally

04/09/2018 Gold- 01

Silver-01

Bronze- 02

Swimming 01/09/2018 Govt. School, Gulab Bari, Ajmer Team Event - Runners Up Vikrumaditya Rathore

(U - 17 Boys) To Medals Tally Harsh Verma

04/09/2018 Gold- 04 Hardik Goyal

Silver-06

Bronze- 03

Swimming 06/09/2018 Mayoor School, Ajmer Team Event - Winner Shivnandini Kumari

( U - 14 Girls) To Medals Tally Riya Gupta

09/09/2018 Gold- 16 Aadhya Mishra

Silver-04 Ayaana Mathur

Bronze- 04 Divyana Jain

Tvishi Mathur

Swimming 06/09/2018 Mayoor School, Ajmer Team Event - Winner Abhimanyu Singh Rathore

(U - 14 Boys) To Medals Tally Devansh Gandhi

09/09/2018 Gold- 09 Gaurang Khasgiwala

Silver-09

Bronze- 08

Athletics 03/10/2018 Govt. School, Nasirabad, Ajmer Team Event - Winner Kuldeep Singh

(U- 19 Boys) To Gold - 04 Harshit Poddar

07/10/2018 Silver - 03

Bronze - 02

01/09/2018 Govt. School, Gulab Bari, Ajmer Team Event - Runners Up Abhishek Agarwal

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State Championship

Athletics

(U- 19 Girls) To

07/10/2018

Athletics 03/10/2018 Govt. School, Paharganj, Ajmer Gold- 01 Himadri Puri Goswami

(U- 17 Girls) To Silver - 02 Palak Dargar

07/10/2018 Bronze - 01

Athletics 03/10/2018 Govt. School, Nasirabad, Ajmer Team Event - Winner Kartikeya Bhandari

(U- 17 Boys) To Gold - 04 Ansh Baldi

07/10/2018 Silver - 03 Kritagya Bhati

Bronze - 03

Athletics 03/10/2018 Govt. School, J P Nagar, Ajmer Gold- 01 Siya Agarwal

(U- 14 Girls) To

07/10/2018

Athletics 03/10/2018 Govt. School, J P Nagar, Ajmer Silver - 01 _

(U- 14 Boys) To

07/10/2018

03/10/2018 Govt. School, Paharganj, Ajmer Gold- 01 Riddhi Rathore

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4x100m Inter School Relay(Under-19 Boys & Girls)

Date Venue Team (Boys) Position

31/11/2018 Mayoor School, XXXVII Athletic Meet 1. Kuldeep Singh

2. Kartikeya Bhandari Winner

3. Kritagya Bhati

4. Yashvendra Singh

1/12/2018 St. Paul's School, Ajmer 1. Kuldeep Singh

2. Kartikeya Bhandari

3. Kritagya Bhati Winner

4. Yashvendra Singh

5. Harsh Mittal

1/12/2018 RMS, Ajmer (Rashtriya Military School, Ajmer) 1. Kuldeep Singh

2. Kartikeya Bhandrai

3. Kritagya Bhati Winner

4. Yashvendra Singh

5. Harsh Mittal

Date Venue Team (Girls) Position

31/11/2018 Mayoor School, XXXVII Athletic Meet 1. Yashvi Agarwal

2. Vanshika Jain Winner

3. Ridha Khanna

4. Bhumika Sharma

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PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT : ISHAAN KHAN (Green House) Scored 203 runs with a century(170 runs against Blue House) and took 4 wickets in the tournament.

The School presented him with an English Willow Bat for his achievement.

GROUP RED GREEN YELLOW BLUESub-Junior (under-12) 2 2 2 6Junior - B (under-14) 9 3 3 3Junior - A (under-14) 8 8 4 4Colts - XI 10 5 15 0House - XI 30 20 0 10TOTAL 59 38 24 23POSITION I II III IV

XVI INTER HOUSE CRICKET TOURNAMENT 2017-2018 POINTS TALLY

Best Batsman Best Bowler Best Wicket Keeper All RounderSyed Ali Konan Aditya Pratap Aditya Vikram Taksha Sharma

(Red House) 58 runs (Blue House) (Green House) (Blue House)7 wickets 144 runs/ 6 wickets.

Rastra Deep Singh Syed Zuhaid Aryan Gurnani Madhur Yadav(Red House) 57 runs (Yellow House) (Red House) (Green House)

6 Wickets 44 runs/ 9 wickets.Devanshu Sharma Anshadeep Singh Gagandeep Singh Samarveer Singh

(Blue House) 75 runs (Yellow House) (Green House) (Green House) 8 wickets 75 runs /4 wickets.

Harshwardhan Rajawat Amaan Khan Harsh Joshi Abhinandan Jangid(Yellow House) 82 runs Red House) (Red House) (Yellow House)

9 wickets 115 runs/7 wickets.Ishaan Khan Hemang Sharma Yashvendra Singh Rajesh Chaudhary

(Green House) 203 runs (Green House) (Blue House) (Red House) 15wickets 91 runs/ 6 wickets.

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5th Inter House Softball Championship - 2018House Positions

Category Red Yellow Blue GreenJunior 3 3 6 6Medium 10 15 0 5Girls (Open) 14 21 7 0House XI 20 0 20 20Total 47 39 33 31Position I II III IV

Category Best Player Best Scorer Up Coming Player Best Goal Keeper

Junior Ayush Rajput Rajvardhan Singh Rathore Rudra Pratap Singh Shekhawat Gaurang Khasgiwala

Medium Harshvardhan Singh Rajawat Ambuj Gautam Dhruva Heda Ashish Lalwani

Girls (Open) Khushi Heda Anika Bansal Vaneeza Hussain Akshita Jain

Himadri Puri Goswami

House XI Bhavya Sadhwani Yashvardhan Singh Shekhawat Chirag Zirota Rajvardhan Singh Rathore

Player of The Tournament : Chirag Zirota

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Category Best Player Best Scorer Upcoming PlayerUnder 14 A (Boys) Kavya Raj Ayush Rajput Bhanupratap Singh

(36 Points)Under 14 B (Boys) Sadhak Jain Sadhak Jain Syed Hamd Hussain Kazmi

(16 Points)Under 14 Girls Aahna Jain Siya Agarwal Mitali Somani

(24 Points)Senior Girls Ridha Khanna Ridha Khanna Labhya Rawat

(30 Points)2nd House XI Tanmay Saini Tanmay Saini Tushar Airan

(38 Points)House XI Aditya Khandelwal Aditya Khandelwal Ansh Baldi

(48 Points)

16th Inter House Basketball Championship - 2018House Positions

Category Blue Yellow Red GreenUnder 14 A (Boys) 0 12 4 8Under 14 B (Boys) 6 6 0 6Under 14 Girls 8 0 12 4Senior Girls 10 10 5 52nd House XI 0 15 5 10House XI 30 10 20 0Total 54 53 46 33Position I II III IV

Player of The Tournament : Bhuvneshwar Raj Singh Rathore

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16th INTER HOUSE CROSS COUNTRY 20184th FEB., 2018

INDIVIDUAL WINNERS

MAXIMUM PARTICIPATION TROPHY - YELLOW HOUSE16th INTER HOUSE CROSS COUNTRY TROPHY 2018 - RED HOUSE

S. No Category Name Classes House Time Position1 Under 10 Boys Darshan Jain III-A Blue 16min.58 sec. I

Samarveer Singh Shekhawat III-D Red 17min. 16 sec. IITanmay Garg IV-A Yellow 18min. 46 sec. III

2 Under 10 Girls Tamana Gupta III-D Red 21min. 18.sec. ISurbhi Sarvesh III-B Red 23min. 01 sec. IIAdeeva Chhaparwal III-B Green 24min. 58.sec. III

3 Under 12 Boys Kanav Mundra V-A Yellow 15min. 13 sec. IAnurudra Malhotra V-C Red 15min. 14 sec. IIManav Sankhla III-D Red 15min. 41 sec. III

4 Under 12 Girls Yashashvi Kanwar Rathore VI-E Red 16min. 14 sec. IRishika Batra V-A Blue 18min. 06 sec. IIPari Kothari VI-E Green 18min. 07 sec. III

5 Under 14 Boys Ishaan Pandey VII-A Yellow 22min. 09 sec. IVishesh Jain VI-D Green 22min. 39 sec. IIApurv Khanna VI-D Yellow 22min. 47 sec. III

6 Under 14 Girls Diya Jain VII-B Red 25min. 21 sec. IFariha Chishty VI-B Red 25min. 23 sec. IIAhaana Jain VII-B Red 26min. 36sec. III

7 Under 16 Boys Harshvardhan Singh Rajawat IX-B Yellow 30min. 45 sec. ISaif Ratan Mohd. VIII-D Red 30min. 57 sec. IISuryansh Singh Shekhawat VIII-E Blue 32min. 59 sec. III

8 Under 16 Girls Syeda Naisha Chishty IX-A Red 23min. 40 sec. IYashvi Agarwal IX-E Blue 24min. 44 sec. IIAnika Bansal IX-E Yellow 26min. 34 sec. III

9 Senior Girls Sumedha Rawat XI Sci Blue 28min. 13 sec. IVanshika Jain X-A Blue 29min. 24 sec. IIKairvee Rastogi X-B Blue 29min. 54 sec. III

10 Senior Boys Chirag Zirota XIAS Red 29min. 6 sec. IAtharv Sharma XI SCI Yellow 29min. 16 sec. IIRohit Lulla XI COM Green 29min. 33 sec. III

Category / House Blue Green Red Yellow

Under 10 Girls 0 48 99 0

Under 10 Boys 374 624 188 461

Under 12 Girls 791 613 745 550

Under 12 Boys 2108 2306 2323 1887

Under 14 Girls 1080 957 1419 837

Under 14 Boys 2655 2628 2742 3155

Under 16 Girls 974 1023 1160 1136

Under 16 Boys ) 1124 1643 1769 1536

Senior Girls 785 727 836 674

Senior Boys 1924 2617 2291 2390

Total 11815 13186 13572 12626

Position IV II I III

Category / House Blue Green Red Yellow


Under 10 Boys 16 15 15 19

Under 12 Girls 29 26 26 25

Under 12 Boys 35 43 39 48

Under 14 Girls 18 20 21 18

Under 14 Boys 46 42 42 49

Under 16 Girls 19 19 20 21

Under 16 Boys 38 30 39 35

Senior Girls 12 10 14 9

Senior Boys 26 27 21 24

Total 246 242 245 262

Position II IV III I

Overall House Positions

Maximum Participation Trophy

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16th INTER HOUSE CROSS COUNTRY 2018

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16th Inter House Hockey Championship - 2018(From 10th to 25th April 2018)

House Positions

Category Blue Yellow Green Red

Juniors (under - 14) 10 8 6 0

Girls 12.5 12.5 5 0

2nd House XI 3.5 21 14 3.5

House - XI 25 5 20 10

Total 51 46.5 45 13.5

Position I II III IV

Category Best Player Best Scorer Upcoming Player

Juniors Taksh Sharma Mehul Bhardwaj (Yellow House) Madhur Yadav(under - 14) (Blue House) (5 Goals) (Green House)

Girls Yashvi Agarwal Himadri Puri (Yellow House) Gauriskha Shekhawat(Blue House) (6 Goals) (Green House)

2nd House XI Dhruva Heda Aditya Singh Solanki (Green House) Ayush Jain(Green House) (4 Goals) (Yellow House)

House - XI Lakshayraj Singh Yashvardhan Singh (Blue House) Vishwanath Singh(Blue House) (3 Goals) (Red House)

Category Best Scorer Best Player Best Goal Keeper Upcoming Player

Sub Junior B Enrique Everett Enrique Everett Tanish Sharma Madhav Kohli

(Red House) 10 Goals (Red House) (Yellow House) (Red House)

Sub Junior A Pratham Baheti Darshil Poswal Samukh Agarwal Raghav Bagla

(Blue House) 2 Goals (Blue House) (Yellow House) (Yellow House)

Junior B Aditya Pratap Singh Devang Tak Vedansh Padmanabh Singh

(Blue House) 2 Goals (Green House) (Yellow House) (Red House)

Junior A Abhuday Verma Yash Lamba Rajvardhan Singh Sadhak Jain

(Green House)6 Goals (Green House) (Green House) (Yellow House)

Girls Himadri Puri Yashvi Agarwal Rashi Jain Akshita Jain

(Yellow House) 8 Goals (Blue House) (Yellow House) (Green House)

2nd House XI Ishaan Khan Divyansh Yadav Manan Khandelwal Shubhang Ladha

(Green House) 3 Goals (Green House) (Green House) (Red House)

House XI Kuldeep Singh Tanishq Jain Himanshu Khanna Yash Jain

(Yellow House) 3 Goals (Red House) (Yellow House) (Blue House)

Category Yellow Red Green Blue

Sub Junior A 3 3 3 9

Sub Junior B 1 6 3 2

Junior A 8 0 12 4

Junior B 4 3 2 3

Girls 15 2.5 7.5 5

2nd House XI 7.5 10 10 2.5

House - XI 25 25 0 10

Total 63.5 49.5 37.5 35.5


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th16 Inter House Football Championship - 2018House Positions

Player of The Tournament : Kuldeep Singh - XII Sc. (Yellow House)

Winner's Trophy : Yellow House

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th16 Inter House Handball Championship - 2018rd th House Positions (23 July to 4 August 2018)

Category Yellow Red Green Blue

Under 12 9 3 0 6

Under 14 A 10 0 10 4

Under 14 B 0 3 6 3


2nd House XI 15 10 5 0

Senior Girls 10 5 0 15

House - XI 20 30 10 0

Total 64 60 37 31


Category Best Player Best Scorer Upcoming Player Best Goal KeeperUnder 12 Darshil Poswal Keshav Bagla Pratham Baheti Divya Pratap Singh

(Blue House) (Yellow House) 8 Goals (Blue House) (Blue House)Under 14 A Harsh Vardhan Harsh Vardhan Mehul Bhardwaj Sobhagya Shrivastava

(Yellow House) (Yellow House)15 Goals (Yellow House) (Yellow House)Under 14 B Padmanabh Shekhawat Arjav Jain Devesh Shekhawat Hritvik Mukesh Sethi

(Green Hose) (Red House)10 Goals (Yellow House) (Blue House)Under 14 Girls Yashashvi Rathore Prisha Gupta Samruddhi Kaushik Diya Jain

(Blue House) (Green House)20 Goals (Red House) (Red House)Chaitanya Saini(Yellow House)

2nd House XI Tanmay Saini Anant Vashishtha Aditya Raj Singh Gaur Saransh Kasliwal(Yellow House) (Red House)9 Goals (Red House) (Red House)

Senior Girls Yashvi Agarwal Yashvi Agarwal Siya Agarwal Radhika Tak(Blue House) (Blue House)20 Goals (Blue House) (Yellow House)

House - XI Ansh Baldi Ansh Baldi Kritagya Bhati Kartikey Bhandari(Green House) (Green House)20 Goals (Green House) (Red House)

Player of The Tournament : Gagan Yadav - XII Humanities (Red House)

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rd 3 Inter House Swimming Championship 2018th th 6 to1O August, 2018

BEST SWIMMERS AND UPCOMING SWIMMERS

Groups Yellow Green Red BlueGroup I- House XI 90 83 61 26Group II- Medium 110 81 37 30Group III- Junior 121 50 39 129Group IV- Sub Junior 82 128 103 29Group V- Cadet 40 100 89 20Total Points 443 442 329 234Position I II III IV

SWIMMING CHAMPIONS:BOY: ABHISHEK AGARWAL Girl : SANGHMITRA GAUR

House Position (Overall)

Groups Name Class House PointGroup I- House XI Best Swimmer Abhishek Agarwal XII COM B Red 35

Upcoming Vikrumditya Rathore X B Green 24Best Swimmer Sanghmitra Gaur XII SCI green 11Upcoming Vaibhavi Bhati XII HUM Yellow 10

Group II- Medium Best Swimmer Harsh Verma X C Yellow 26Upcoming Hardik Goyal IX A Green 24Best Swimmer Aarohi Sharma X B Green 32Upcoming Neyassa N Singh IX D Red 31

Group III- Junior Best Swimmer Abhimanyu Singh Rathore VIII C Yellow 19Best Swimmer Gaurang Khasgiwala VII E Blue 19Upcoming Devansh Gandhi VIII C Blue 17Best Swimmer Aadhya Mishra VI E Yellow 19Upcoming Ayana Mathur VII E Blue 15

Group IV- Sub Junior Best Swimmer Shivansh Heda VI C Green 19Upcoming Soham Maheshwari VI D Red 18Best Swimmer Shivnandini Kumari VI B Green 21Upcoming Riya Gupta VI E Red 19

Group V- Cadet Best Swimmer Ankit Nirankari IV D Red 19Upcoming Shaurya Gupta IV C Green 17Best Swimmer Ekantika Jain III D Green 21Upcoming Shivanshi Bansal IV D Blue 14

Winner's Trophy : Yellow House

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XXXVII Inter House Annual Athletic Meet 2018

1. Best Athlete in Junior Boys Section (RED HOUSE) : AYAN MOHD. KHAN (VIII E)2. Best Athlete in Junior Boys Section (GREEN HOUSE) : TANISHQ DEV (VIII B)3. Best Athlete in Junior Boys Section (YELLOW HOUSE) : BHANU PRATAP SINGH (IX C)4. Best Athlete in Junior Boys Section (BLUE HOUSE) : DAKSH MAHAWAR (VIII E)5. Best Athlete in the Medium Girls Section (GREEN HOUSE) : URVI CHOUDHARY (XI HUM)6. Best Athlete in the Medium Girls Section (YELLOW HOUSE) : RIDHA KHANNA (IX E)7. Best Athlete in the Medium Girls Section (BLUE HOUSE) : MAHAK JAIN (IX C)8. Best Athlete in the Medium Girls Section (RED HOUSE) : LABHYA RAWAT (IX B)9. Best Athlete in Medium Boys Section (YELLOW HOUSE) : HARSHVARDHAN RAJAWAT (X B)10. Best Athlete in Medium Boys Section (BLUE HOUSE) : SURYANSH SHEKHAWAT (IX D)11. Best Athlete in Medium Boys Section (RED HOUSE) : HARSHVARDHAN RATHORE (X A)12. Best Athlete in Medium Boys Section (GREEN HOUSE) : ISHAAN KHAN (X A)13. Best Athlete in the Senior Girls Section (BLUE HOUSE) : VANEEZA HUSSAIN (XII SCI)14. Best Athlete in the Senior Girls Section (RED HOUSE) : SUHANI POKHARNA (XI COM)15. Best Athlete in the Senior Girls Section (GREEN HOUSE) : RIDDHI RATHORE (XII COM A) &

GAURISHKHA SHEKHAWAT (XI HUM)16. Best Athlete in the Senior Girls Section (YELLOW HOUSE) : BHOOMIKA SHARMA (XI COM)17. Best Athlete in Senior Boys Section (RED HOUSE) : KARTIKEYA BHANDARI (XI SCI)18. Best Athlete in Senior Boys Section (GREEN HOUSE) : KRITAGYA BHATI (XI HUM) &

ROHIT LULLA (XII COM)19. Best Athlete in Senior Boys Section (YELLOW HOUSE) : RAJVARDHAN RATHORE (XI HUM)20. Best Athlete in Senior Boys Section (BLUE HOUSE) : YASH JAIN (XI COM A)

BEST SCHOOL ATHLETESBest Athlete in Junior Boys Section : VIDHAN GANGWAL (VIII D) – YELLOW HOUSEBest Athlete in the Medium Girls Section : YASHVI AGARWAL (X E) – BLUE HOUSEBest Athlete in Medium Boys Section : HARSH MITTAL (X C) – RED HOUSEBest Athlete in the Senior Girls Section : VANSHIKA JAIN (XI COM A) – BLUE HOUSEBest Athlete in Senior Boys Section : HARDIK GOYAL (XI COM B) – GREEN HOUSE

House PositionsHOUSE POINTS POSITIONBLUE 81 IVRED 86 IIIGREEN 89 IIYELLOW 92 I

March Past TrophyHOUSE POINTS POSITIONGREEN 437 IVBLUE 459 IIIRED 470 IIYELLOW 490 I

Inter House Athletics Trophy : Yellow House

BEST HOUSE ATHLETES

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Individual Chess Championship 2018Results

th stAugust 27 to 31 2018

Category - Under 10

Name Class Rank

AGAMJEET SINGH LODHI III C I

BHAVEYANG TAK IV C II

PRANJAY GUPTA IV D III

VRACHASVA AGARWAL IV B IV

Category - Under 12

Name Class Rank

DUSHYANT ASOPA V D I

PAYANSH JAIN V B II

RIDHANSH MAHAWAR V B III

AMAN SETHI V C IV

Category - Under 12

Name Class Rank

YUKTHARTHA CHOUDHARY VII D I

LAKSHYAJEET BUGALIYA VI C II

DEVANSH MAHESHWARI VIII C III

Category - Under 14

Name Class Rank

PANSHUL LADHA VIII A I

KHUSHAL SETHI VIII C II

KHUSHANK JAIN VIII D III

Category - Under 16

Name Class Rank

RAJAT BHASKAR X C I

DEVANSH SINGH CHITTORIA IX C II

HRIDYANSH BHARGAVA IX A III

Category - Under 19

Name Class Rank

YUVRAJ NAGRANI XI COMM I

Mayoor Individual Chess Champion - 2018 - Yukthartha Choudhary

S. No Name Class House Position

1 Vaneeza Hussain XI Sci. Blue I

2 Akshita Toshniwal XI Hum. Yellow II

3 Anushka Gupta XI Com. A Yellow III

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Individual Table Tennis Championship 2017-18

Under 10 Boys

Under 12 Boys

Under 12 Girls

Under 14 Boys


1 Ajinkya Singh Rathore IV-B Blue I

2 Aditya Toshniwal III-D Yellow II

3 Aditya Mundra IV-B Red III


1 Yuvraj Tak V-B Red I

2 Kanishk Punjabi V-B Green II

3 Ansh Gupta V-D Blue III


1 Ritisha Arora V- D Yellow I

2 Aashita Mundra V- C Blue II

3 Prisha Goyal V- D Yellow III


1 Kunal Bang VI-B Green I

2 Arnav Dubey VI-C Yellow II

3 Manan Khandelwal VIII-B Green III

Under 14 Girls

Under 17 Boys

Under 17 Girls

Under 19 (SENIOR) Girls


1 Bhavika Agarwal VI- E Blue I

2 Nikita Simlote VIII-B Yellow II

3 Siya Agarwal VIII-A Blue III


1 Milind Kumar Prasad X-D Red I

2 Himanshu Khanna IX-E Yellow II

3 Vineet Mishra X-C Blue III


1 Ananya Tak IX-E Yellow I

2 Shruti Bindal X-A Red II

3 Kairvee Rastogi X-B Blue III

Under 19 (SENIOR) BoysS. No Name Class House Position

1 Sachin Modi XI Com.A Red I

2 Raghav Bhootra XI Com.A Green II

3 Yashvardhan Singh XI Hum Blue IIIShekhawat

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Individual Tennis Championship 2017-18 RESULTS

Under 12 Boys


1 Arjav Jain VI-D Red I

2 Ayan Jain V-B Yellow II

3 Krishiv Bansal V-B Yellow III

Under 14 Boys


1 Priyansh Jain VIII-A Red I

2 Sanal Patel VII-A Yellow II

3 Harsh Singh Naruka VII-A Blue III

Under 16 Boys


1 Vinayak Gupta IX-A Red I

2 Achint Khurrana IX-B Green II

3 Dev Jethani IX-B Red III

Under 19 (SENIOR) Boys


1 Kaustubh Manipushp Kunj VI-A Green I

2 Vineet Mishra X-A Blue II

3 Shivam Vijay XI Science Green III

Under 19 (SENIOR) Girls


1 Nitya Chaudhary IX-A Green I

2 Shruti Bindal X-A Red II

3 Anika Surana VII-B Blue III

Total Boys - 73Total Girls - 55Grand Total - 128

Details of Participation At State Level Tournaments - 2018

Game U -14 U-17 U- 19

BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS TOTAL

Football 4 2 4 10

Badminton 1 1 2

Table Tennis 2 1 3

Tennis 1 1 1 1 3 1 8

Basketball 3 3 2 2 10

Swimming 3 7 5 1 2 1 19

Cricket 1 5 6

Gymnastics 1 1

Archery 1 1

Softball 2 2 4 2 2 12

Handball 1 2 3 3 9

Hockey 1 1

Athletics 1 1 3 2 3 1 11

Rifle Shooting 2 6 8

Karate 2 1 1

Yoga 6 2 8

Skating 4 3 5 4 16

Chess 1 1

Hores Riding 1 1

Total 26 23 24 20 23 12 128

DETAILS OF PARTICIPATION AT NATIONAL LEVEL TOURNAMENTS - 2018Game U -14 U-17 U- 19

BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS TOTAL

Football 1 1

Badminton 1 1

Table Tennis 1 1

Tennis 1 1

Gymnastics 1 1

Karate 1 1 2

Rifle Shooting 1 4 5

Wall Climbing 1 1

Horse Riding 1 1

Total 2 1 2 8 1 14

DETAILS OF PARTICIPATION AT INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

TOURNAMENTS - 2018Games Number

Karate 4

Skating 4

Table Tennis 1

Total 9

Total Boys - 9

Total Girls - 5

Grand Total - 14

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Pool AMayoor School, Ajmer

Vasant Valley, New DelhiSt. Stephen's, Ajmer

Pool - B

Sanakar School, JaipurSt. Paul's School, Ajmer

Sehwag School, JhajjarPool - C

Subodh School, JaipurDBN School, Ajmer

Daly College, IndorePool - D

Pathways School, GurgaonYPS, Mohali

Mayo College, Ajmer

TOURNAMENTS ORGANISED BY MAYOOR SCHOOLXVII Mayoor Challenge Cup Cricket Tournament

(Twenty 20)(November 13 - 16, 2018)

Participating Teams

Special Prizes Best Player of Mayoor School - Anant Vashistha

Best Fielder of the Tournament - Ishaan Khan (Mayoor School, Ajmer)

Best Bowler of the Tournament - Hari Om Joshi – 8 wickets (Sehwag Intl. School, Jhajjar)

Best Batsman of the Tournament - Prateer Varanjani – 215 runs with 2 not out scores (Mayoor School, Ajmer)

Player of the Tournament - Omi Bhati – 151 runs & 7 wickets (Sehwag Intl. School, Jhajjar)

Semi - Finals

Final

a) Mayoor School, Ajmer vs Daly College, Ajmer. Mayoor School scored 178 runs.In reply Daly College scored 68 runs all out.Mayoor won the match by 110 runs. Man of the Match Ishaan Khan,Mayoor School, Ajmer.

b) Sehwag School, Jhajjar vs Sanskar School, Jaipur.Sehwag School won the match by 6 Wickets. Man of the Match-Vishrut Madan of Sehwag School Jajjhar.

Sehwag School, Jhajjar vs Mayoor School, Ajmer.Sehwag School Jajjhar won the match by 22 runs. Man of the Match-Omi Bhati of Sehwag School.

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Chief Guest Shri Surendra Kumar Kataria(Arjuna Awardee) Former Member, Indian Basketball Team (Closing Ceremony and Prize Distribution).

Special Prizes Highest Scorer of the Tournament - Arjun Singh (Lourdes Mary School, Ajmer)

Up- Coming Player - Ansh Baldi (Mayoor School, Ajmer)

Player of the Tournament - Tushar Beragi (Central Academy, Kota)

Semi - Finalsa) St. Anslem's Pink City, Jaipur vs Sanskar School, Jaipur. Sanskar School, Jaipur scored 61 points and St. Anslems Pink City School, Jaipur scored 50 points. Sanskar School Jaipur won the Match.b) Lourdes Mary Sr. Sec. Mission School,Ajmer vs Central Academy, Kota. Central Academy, Kota Scored 68 points and Lourdes Mary School, Ajmer scored 29 points. Central Academy, Kota won the Match.

FinalsCentral Academy, Kota vs Sanskar School, Jaipur. Central Academy scored 78 points and Sanskar School, Jaipur scored 67 points. Central Academy Kota won the Match.

VI Mayoor Basketball Tournament(November 26 - 28, 2018)

Participating TeamsPool - A

Mayoor School, AjmerLourdes Mary Sr. Sec Mission School,Ajmer

Sanskar School, JaipurSt. Stephen's School,Ajmer

Pool - BSt. Paul's School, Ajmer

St. Anslem's Pink City School, JaipurSt. Joseph's School, Ajmer

Central Academy School, Kota

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Cricket

Gaurang Bhardwaj was selected for the Rajasthan Team (Under - 19 Boys) to participate in the 63rd National Cricket Tournament, organised by the School Games Federation of India from 25/12/2017 to 30/12/2017 at Indore (Madhya Pradesh). In this National Tournament the Rajasthan Team was the Runners-up.

Gaurang Bhardwaj was adjudged the Best Batsman of the Tournament with 248 runs in 5 matches including one century.

At the 10th Kanni Tharyamal All India Inter School Cricket Tournament 2017 organised by Sanskar School, Jaipur. Mayoor School was the Proud Winner. In the Final Match we defeated the hosts by 6 wickets and lifted the trophy. Gaurang Bhardwaj won the Best Batsman Award and was also adjudged the Man of the Match in the Final Match.

12th Siddharth Chakraborty Memorial (U-14) Inter School T-20 Cricket Tournament 2018. League Round

25/08/18In the First match Mayoor beat St. Stephen's School. Ajmer. Mayoor scored 65 runs for 8 wickets in 20 overs. While Stephen's were all out for 35 runs in 12.5 overs. Mayoor won by 31 runs. Palansh Chaturvedi declared Man of The Match.(Took 5 wickets and 7 runs Not out).

27/08/2018 In the Second match Mayoor lost to MPS, Ajmer. MPS scored 149 runs for 2 wickets while Mayoor scored 84 runs for 7 wickets. Result- Mayoor lost by 65 runs.

St. Anselm's School, Jaipur organised the ‘Father Raymond Coelho Cricket Cup Tournament(20-20)’ from 17th to 19th April 2018. Mayoor reached the Semi-finals where they lost to Sanskar School, Jaipur by 4 wickets.

Football

Ajmer District Football Association organized a District Open Football Tournament (U- 14) at Loreto Convent School, Kishangarh from 7/07/2018 to 10/07/2018. Mayoor School was the Runners-up.

Mayoor School took part in the Under - 19 Open District Football Tournament and reached the Finals. The Final match was played on 4th January 2018 between Simon's Club and Mayoor School. We won the Match in a tie- breaker, 5-4 . Aviral

Tandon (XII Comm) was adjudged the 'Best Goalkeeper' and the 'Player of the Tournament'.

Yog

Rajasthan State Yoga Championship 2018 was held at SMS Stadium, Jaipur from 21st to 22nd July 2018.

Yogasana Competition

Name Age Group Age Group

Manvendra Singh 8-11 years 8 - 17 Years

Kashvi Mathur 8 -11 years

Kanika Dargad 11-14 years

Jai Choudhary 11-14 years

Hrideyesh Kaushik 11-14 years

Arnav Dubey 11-14 years

Prakhar Jain 11-14 years

Aman Ajmera 14-17 years

On 14th July Ajmer District Yoga Association organised a District Yoga Competition at MDS University, Ajmer. Mayoor School students took part in Yoga(Yoga and Rhythmic) competitions.

Name Class AchievementManvendra Singh VI B Silver Medal

Kanika Dargad VIII C Silver Medal

Prakhar Jain X B Silver Medal

Keshav Bagla VI A Bronze Medal

RHYTHMIC YOGA

Name Class AchievementKashvi Mathur VI B Gold Medal

Ishleen Kaur IV B Bronze Medal

Nishtha Verma V A Gold Medal

Chinmay Malhotra X B Silver Medal

Other Tournaments

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Following student squalified to participate in the State Level Yoga Championship and Yoga League which was held at SMS Stadium Jaipur, from 21st to 22nd July 2018 : Manvendra Singh, Kanika Dargad, Prakhar Jain, Kashvi Mathur, Jai Chaudhary, Arnav Dubey, Hirdyesh Kaushik, Aman Ajmera, Shivendra Singh, Harshika Choudhary.

Open Youth Basketball Tournament 2018 was held at Jaisalmer from 16th to 18th May 2018.Ridha Khanna participated in this Tournament

ROLL BALL12th Rajasthan Junior ( Under-17) State Roll Ball Championship- 2018 was held at Gudha International School, Gudha Gorji, Jhunjhunu from 12th to 14th May 2018 and was organised by Jhunjhunu District Roll Ball Association. Five students of our school were selected in the team.

Boys Team -Third Position 1. Rishit Jain 2. Mehul Bhardwaj

Girls Team - First position1. Aanya Agarwal 2. Mitanshi Khandelwal 3. Garvika AarwalAjmer District Roll Ball Association organized a District Roll Ball Championship-2018 at All Saints Senior Secondary School, Ajmer from 13th to 15th July 2018.

Boys’ Team Girls’ TeamNAME POSITION NAME POSITIONMehul Bhardwaj II Garvika Agarwal IIIAyush Rajput II Mitanshi Khandelwal IIITanuj Bhargava II Aanya Agarwal IIIDhanwin Rathi II Akshita Agarwal IIISadhak Jain II Parisha Goyal III

Kriti Jain III

BASKETBALLSEEDLING CHALLENGER’S TROPHY, JAIPUR (Inter School Basketball Tournament (U-19). Mayoor School Basketball Team took part in this tournament from 17th August to 21st August 2018.

The Junior District Basketball Tournament was held from 15th to 18th April at St. Joseph School, Parbatpura. Mayoor School reached the Finals where we lost to Khwaja Model School.

State Roll Ball Championship was held at Jamna Vidyapeeth School, Jaipur from 17th to 19 August, 2018

A total 7 Students (3 boys and 4 Girls) were selected to participate in the Rajasthan State Roll Ball Championship.

Boys:- Third Position

Sadhak Jain, Ayush Rajput, Mehul Bhardwal.

Girls:- First Position

Garvika Agarwal, Mitanshi Khandelwal, Aanya Agarwal, Priesha Goyal.

Roll Ball(Skating)

7th District Roll Ball Championship U-11 (Mini Boys and Girls) was organised at All Saints School, Ajmer from 17th to 19th October 2018. The following participated :-

Khuswant Singh 2 -B

Hemang Bhardwaj 4-C

Hardik Kapoor 4 - C

Prasham Jain 3 - D

Samaira Ramani I - A

Adwika Gaur I - A

Mayank Khandelwal 4 - A

Bhavin Thadani UKG C

Vipul Gurnani 4 - A

Aryan Shrestha 4 - D

Roll Ball District Tournament was held at All Saints School, Ajmer from 21st to23rd April 2018. Mayoor School took part in U- 17 Boys and Girls categories and Stood 3rd in both the categories.

BOYS GIRLS

Rishit Jain Garvika Agarwal

Mehul Bhardwaj Mitanshi Khandelwal

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7th Ajmer District Amateur Roller Skating Association organised a Roller Speed Skating tournament which was held at Delhi Public World School, Ajmer.

S. No NAME CATEGORY EVENT NAME

100m 200m 300m

1 Rishit Jain Inline GOLD SILVER GOLD

2 Mehul Bhardwaj Quads SILVER GOLD SILVER

3 Tanuj Bhargava Inline SILVER SILVER SILVER

4 Vanshika Sahani Inline SILVER BRONZE SILVER

5 Garvika Agarwal Inline BRONZE BRONZE BRONZE

Boys Team:- RUNNERS UP

Rishit Jain was declared the BEST SKATER in the District Skating Championship.

Girls Team:- THIRD POSITION

KARATE

Siddhi Bhatt (XII Hum.) won a Silver Medal at the Junior National Karate Championship 2018 held at Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi from 30th January to 2nd February 2018. Siddhi was selected to take part in the South Asia and Commonwealth Championship.

Wall Climbing

2nd IMF (INDIAN MOUNTAINEERING FOUNDATION, North Zone) organised Lead and Speed Open National Sport Climbing Competition from 25th to 27th October 2018 at Emerald Heights International School, Indore. Dhruv Kanodia of our school took part in Speed and Lead Climbing Event and stood 30th among the 311 Competitors.

HORSE RIDING

Lakshay Raj Singh participated in the Junior National Equestrian Championship organised by the Equestrian Federation of India, at Sagar Equestrian Academy, Jaipur from 26th to 27th Oct. He took part in Young Rider Event (40 Km Endurance) and secured Third Position.

Chinkara Horse Show 2018 was organised by the Equestrian Federation of India at Jaipur on 28th Sept. 2018. Lakshay Raj took part in Jumping event in Junior Category and secured the Fourth Position in the Team Event.

Jaipur Horse Show 2018 was organised by the Equestrian Federation of India, at Jaipur on 14th Oct 2018. Lakhay Raj took part in ‘Hacks’ event in Young Rider Category and secured the Third Position.

CHESS

ARCA State level U-7 & U-11(Open & Girls) Chess Tournament 2018 was organised by All Rajasthan Chess Association, Jaipur at Umaid Club, Jodhpur. Daanish Sheen Kazmi of V-C took part.

Rajasthan State Women Chess Tournament was organised by Jaipur District Chess Association where Daanish Kazmi secured Fourth Position.

Rajasthan State U- 13 (Open & Girls) Chess Tournament was organised by Jaipur District Chess Association at Jaipur. Daanish Sheen Kazmi took part.

TABLE TENNIS

4th 11Sports Inter School Table Tennis State Championship was conducted at MCC (Mool Chand Chouhan) Indoor Stadium, Ajmer from 29th to 30th August 2018. Mayoor School’s Sub Junior Team(U-14 Boys) secured the 3rd Position. Team Members :- Saksham Triphati, Arnav Dubey, Moulik Chaturvedi, Naman Bhatnagar.

Staff Games

The Mayoor Strikers (Staff Team) have been playing Cricket and Football matches. On 7th January they played against the Journalists XI and Lost by 1 run, on 19th January a mixed team of strikers and Ex - students played against the Oceans' XI from Mumbai and won the match by 68 runs. On 13th February they played against the Judges' XI and won the match by 7 wickets. 4th March saw the Strikers pitted against the Income Tax XI and here again they won by 42 runs. They played a friendly football match against the Ex- students on 12th February 2018 and the match was a Draw 1 - 1. They Played against the Govt. College, Ajmer staff on 27th July where the Strikers won by 5 goals to 2. Then they played against the Doctors' XI on 30th July and won the Match by 4-1. Feeling encouraged, they took on the Mayoor Under-19 Team on 11th August and drew 3-3 which again was an achievement. On 21st August they played against the Parents’ Team and won 3 - 1. In an another match played against the parents on 25th September, they won 5- 0. The Strikers also cycled to Pushkar on 14th July 2018 taking the Kharekri route and spent the day at Xcapade Adventure Park and cycled back to Ajmer in the evening.

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RIFLE SHOOTING

Mahraja Prithviraj Chauhan Shooting Championship - 2018 was held at Ajmer. 11 Students from Mayoor School Shooting Team took Part.

S. No Name Class Event Achievement

1 Abhijeet Jodha XII HUM 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men Silver

2 Bhuvneshwar Raj Singh Rathore XII Sci 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men Bronze

3 Maya Goel IX E 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Women Participated

4 Chinmay Malhotra IX B 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men Participated

5 Harshvardhan Singh Naruka VIII A 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep


6 Maitreyee Atrey VIII A 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Women Bronze

7 SM Asgar Hussain IX A 10 Mtr, Air Pistol

Youth Men Participated

8 Vijayvardhan Singh Rathore XI HUM 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Open


9 Gargi Atrey VI D 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Open

Sight Youth Men Gold

10 Rishit Atrey VII A 10 Mtr, Air Pistol


11 Rajvardhan Singh Rathore XII HUM 10 Mtr, Air Pistol


5th Ajmer District Shooting Championship 2018 washeld at Karni Sports Academy Ajmer, from 3rd to 5th August,2018.

Name Class Event Achievement

Abhijeet Jodha XII HUM 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men Bronze

Bhuvneshwar Raj Singh Rathore XII Sci 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men

Maya Goel IX E 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Women

Chinmay Malhotra IX B 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men

Harshvardhan Singh Naruka VIII A 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men

Maitreyee Atrey VIII A 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Women

SM Asgar Hussain IX A 10 Mtr, Air Pistol

Youth Men

Vijayvardhan Singh Rathore XI HUM 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Open

Sight Youth Men

Gargi Atrey VI D 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Open

Sight Youth Men Silver

Rishit Atrey VII A 10 Mtr, Air Pistol


Rajvardhan Singh Rathore XII HUM 10 Mtr, Air Pistol


17th Rajasthan Open State Shooting Championship 2018, held at OASES RSSC Shooting Ranges, Jagatpura, Jaipur from 11th to 15th August 2018.

S. NoName Class Event Achievement

1 Abhijeet Jodha XII HUM 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men

2 Bhuvneshwar Raj Singh Rathore XII Sci 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men

3 Maya Goel IX E 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Women

4 Chinmay Malhotra IX B 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men

5 Harshvardhan Singh Naruka VIII A 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Qualified for the State Shooting Championship 2018, held at Jaipur from 11th to 15th August 2018.

Qualified for the Pre - Nationals Inter School Shooting Championship 2018 held at Ahmedabad, Gujrat from 11th to 17th October 2018

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Sight Youth Men

6 Maitreyee Atrey VIII A 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Women

7 S.M. Asgar Hussain IX A 10 Mtr, Air Pistol

Youth Men

8 Rajvardhan Singh Rathore Xi HUM 10 Mtr, Air Pistol Open

Sight Youth Men

XXII All India Kumar Surendra Singh Inter School Shooting Championship 2018, Ahmedabad, Gujrat from 11th to 17th October 2018.

Name Class Event Achievement

Abhijeet Jodha XII HUM 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men

Maya Goel IX E 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Women

Harshvardhan Singh Naruka VIII A 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Men

Maitreyee Atrey VIII A 10 Mtr, Air Rifle Peep

Sight Youth Women

Rajvardhan Singh Rathore XII HUM 10 Mtr, Air Pistol

Youth Men

Open National Tournament was held at Kerala from 19th November to 7th December 2018. The following participated :-

Qualified for the Open National held at Kerala from 19th November to 7th December 2018

Abhijeet Jodha Bhuvneshwar Raj Singh

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35th Sub Junior and 45th Junior Open District Swimming Championship was conducted by Ajmer District Swimming Association on 20th and 21st April 2018. Boys and Girls participated from Mayoor School, Ajmer and the results are as follows:S. No Reg. No Name Class Age Group Events POSITIONGroup - I (Girls)1 5049 Harshita Khasgiwala XI Sci. I 50,100 and 200 mtrs. Breast Stroke 1st

50mtrs Freestyle 2nd2 5921 Aarohi Sharma X B I 50mtrs Freestyle and 50mtrs Back Stroke 1st

100mtrs Freestyle and 50mtrs Breast Stroke 2nd3 8460 Ayushi Agarwal X B I 50 mtrs Back Stroke 2ndGroup - II (Girls)4 7308 Urvi Choudhary XI Sci. II 50mtrs Butterfly 1st

100mtrs Backstroke 2nd50mtrsBack and 50mtrs Breast Stroke 3rd

5 7844 Neyassa N Singh IX D II 50,100mtrs. Breaststroke and 200/ 4X100Mtrs Free style Relay 2nd6 8104 Kaashvini Dagar IX B II 100 and 200mtrs Breast Stroke 3rd

4x100mtrs Free style relay 2nd7 6168 Vanshika Shahni IX C II 4x100mtrs Free style relay 2nd8 7824 Devika S Bhati IX C II 4x100mtrs Free style relay 2ndGroup - III (Girls)9 6603 Riya Gupta VI E III 100mtrs Free Style 4x50mtrs Free Style Relay 4x50mtrs Medley Relay 1st

200mtr Freestyle,50mtr&100mtr Breast Stroke (Individual Champion of the Group) 2nd10 6343 Divyana Jain VIII D III 50mtr Backstroke & 200mtr Freestyle 4x50mtrs Free Style Relay 1st

4x50mtrs Medley Relay200mtr Individual Medley relay 2nd11 8448 Ayaana Mathur VII E III 4x50mtrs Free Style Relay4x50mtrs Medley Relay 1st

100mtrBreast Stroke,50mtr Butterfly and200mtrs. Individual Medley 3rd12 6387 Aadhya Mishra VII E III 4x50mtrs Free Style Relay4x50mtrs. Medley Relay 1st

50 and 100 mtrs. Back Stroke 2nd13 6566 Shivnandini Kumari VI B III 4x50mtrs Free Style Relay 1st

50mtrs and 100 mtrs Free Style 2nd14 6306 Kruti Sharma VII C III 100mtrs Back Stroke 3rdGroup - IV (Girls)15 8447 Tvishi Mathur VI E IV 50 & 100mtrs Freestyle and 200mtrs. Ind. Medley 1st

50mtrs Butterfly (Individual Champion of the Group) 3rd16 6481 Samridhi IV C IV 50mtrs Backstroke 1st

50mtrs Breast Stroke 3rd17 7439 Ekantika Jain III D IV 50mtrs Breast Stroke 1st

50mtrs Back and Butterfly 2nd200 mtrs. Individual Medley 3rd

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S. No Reg. No Name Class Age Group Events POSITIONGroup - I (Boys)1 8504 Abhishek Agarwal XII Comm B I 50,100 and 200 mtrs. BackStroke,50 & 400mtrs 1st

Free Style,200mtrs Individual Medley4x100mtrs Free Style Relay 2nd(Individual Champion of the Group)

2 5266 Vikramaditya Rathore X B I 100&200 mtrs Freestyle 1st400mtrs Freestyle and 4x100 mtrs Freestyle 2nd

3 Rehan Mathur XI AS I 200 mtrs Freestyle and 4x100 mtrs freestyle Relay 1st50,100 and 200 mtrs Breast stroke 3rd

4 8521 Aditya Parmar XII Comm B I 50 and 100 mtr Free Style 3rd4x100 mtrs Free style Relay 2nd

Group - II (Boys)5 5975 Devansh Gandhi VIII C II 200mtr Free Style,50 and 100 mtr Butterfly 2nd

4x100 mtrs Freestyle Relay 2nd6 5321 Hardik Goyal IX A II 200mtrs Individual Medley 2nd

4x100 mtrs Freestyle Relay 2nd50 and 100mtrs Free Style 3rd

7 7560 Abhimanyu S Rathore VIII C II 4x100mtrs Free Style Relay 2nd8 6086 Divyansh S Rathore VIII B II 4x100mtrs Free Style Relay 2ndGroup - III (Boys)9 6411 Gaurang Khasgiwala VII E III 50,100mtrs Breast Stroke and 200 mtrs Individual Medley 1st

50,100mtrs Free style 3rd4x50mtrs Free style Relay 2nd

10 8157 Apoorv Bhatnagar VI E III 50,100mtrs Breast Stroke 2nd4x50 mtrs Free style Relay 2nd

11 6664 Apoorv Khanna VII A III 4x50mtrs Free style Relay 2nd12 Soham Maheshwari VI D III 4x50mtrs Free style Relay 2ndGroup - IV (Boys)13 6674 Shivansh Heda VI A IV 50mtrs Butterfly&200mtrs. Individual Medley 1st

50mtrs Freestyle,50mtrs BackStroke and 50mtrs Breast Stroke 2nd4x50mtrs Free Style Relay 2nd(Individual Champion of the Group) 2nd

14 7134 Shaurya Gupta IV C IV 100mtrs Free Style 2nd15 6848 Ankit Nirankari IV D IV 4x50mtrs Free Style Relay 2nd16 6860 Hussain Aftab IV B IV 4x50mtrs Free Style Relay 2nd

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International News

Anukram Jain - Achievement in Table Tennis - 2018

S. NoEvent Date Venue Organiser Category Poaition/Rank/Medal

1 Jordan Junior and Cadet Open 25 -29 July 2018 Jordan ITTF Junior Boys Silver Medal in Team Event, Bronze Medal in INDIVIDUAL

2 Croatia Junior and Cadet Open 12- 16 Sept 2018 Croatia ITTF Junior Boys Participated

3 ITTF Sub Junior and Cadet Open 19- 23 Sept 2018 Serbia ITTF Junior Boys Silver Medal in Doubles, Bronze Medal in Team Event

3rd Indo –Nepal Sports Festival -2018 was organised by Nepal Roll Ball Association which was held from 20th to 23rd June 2018 in Kathmandu, Nepal. 4 students from Mayoor took part in Roller Basketball and Skating Race competition.

ROLLER BASKETBALL

Name Age Group Position

Garvika Agarwal Under-14 First

Jaanvi Agarwal Under-14 First

Rishit Jain Under-14 First

Ayush Rajput Under-14 First

SKATING Race 300m & 500m

Name Age Group Position

Garvika Agarwal U 11 - 12 First in 300m and Second in 500 m

Jaanvi Agarwal Under-6 First in 300m and first in 500m

Rishit Jain U 12 - 14 Third in 500m

Ayush Rajput U 10 - 12 Third in 500m

KARATE

At the 4th International Karate Championship held at Thimpu and organised by the Govt. of Bhutan on 9th and 10th June 2018. Abhijat Soni (III-B) won a Gold Medal in the 9 Years category, Gauri Agarwal (IV- B), Gold while Riya Jain (IV C) won a Bronze Medal (Both in the 10 years category)

Siddhi Bhatt was selected for the India Karate Team to participate in the 9th Commonwealth Karate Championship which was held at Durban, South Africa from 29th November to 2nd December 2018. She has taken part in Junior and Senior KATA and in Junior KUMITE event were she reached the Quarter Finals.

Rishit Jain Ayush Rajput Siddhi BhattGarvika Agarwal Jaanvi Agarwal Anukram Jain

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1. ITTF 2017 World Junior Circuit 2-4 Feb 2018 Luxembourg ITTF Junior Boys’ Singles 2 Silver Medals

Finals, Luxembourg

2. 2018 Czech Junior & 14-18 Feb 2018 Hodonin/ Czech ITTF Junior Boys’ Doubles 2 Silver Medals

Cadat Open ITTF Premium Republic Junior Boys’ Team 3 Bronze Medals

3. ITTF World Junior Circuit 19-23 March 2018 Tunis, Tunisia ITTF Junior Boys’ Team 3 Bronze Medals

Tunisia Open 2018 Junior Boys’ Doubles 3 Bronze Medals

4. Lion 31st ITTF-ATTU Asian 6-8 April 2018 Yokohama, ATTU Men’s Singles Represented India

Cup Yokohama, Japan Japan 13th Position

5. 2018 South Asian Cadet & 20-22 April 2018 Male, Maldives ATTU Junior Boys’ 3 Gold Medals

Junior Championship Singles, Doubles Team 1Gold Medal

1 Gold Medal

1 Gold Medal

6. Youth Olympic Dlympic 7-8 May 2018 Bangkok, Thailand ITTF Junior Boys’ Singles Gold Medal

Qualificationroad To Thailand Qualified For

Buenos Aires Asia Youth Olympics

7. Thailanad Júnior & Cadet 9-13 May 2018 Bangkok, ITTF Junior Boys (team) 3 Bronze Medal

Open, Bangkok, Thailand Thailand

8. 2018 ITTF Challenge 16-20 May 2018 Bangkok, ITTF Men’s Doubles 3 Bronze Medal

Thailand Open(Senior) Thailand Men’s Singles Pre Quarter

Bangkok, Thailand Youth Singles (U-21) Quarter Final

NATIONAL RANKING (DEC-2018) MEN - 1

YOUTH BOYS (U-21) - 1

INTERNATIONAL RANKING (DEC-2018) JUNIOR BOYS (U-18) - 3

YOUTH BOYS (U-21) - 21

MEN - 181

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9. Seamaster 2018 ITTF 22-27 May 2018 Hong Kong ITTF Men’s Singles Lost Quater Round Of 32

World Tour Hang Seng Youth (U-21) Lost Main Draw 32

Hong Kong Open

10. Asian Junior TT 13-18 Aug 2018 Myanmar ATTU Junior Boys-Team 2 Silver Medals

Championship Nay Pai Taw Doubles 3 Bronze Medals

Myanmar 3 Bronze Medals

11. Asian Games, Jakarta 18 Aug - 2 Sept 2018 Jakarta, Indonesia LOA Men’s Team (India) Bronze

Indonesia

12. Youth Olympic Games 6-18 Oct 2018 Buenos Aires, ITTF Singles Pre Quarter

Argentina

13. ITTF Challenge Belgium Open 23-27 Oct 2018 De Haan, Belgium ITTF Men’s Singles Lost 3rd Preliminary Round

Youth (U-21) Pre Quater

14. ITTF World Tour Swedish Open 29-Oct -4 Nov 2018 Stockholm, Sweden ITTF Men’s Singles Lost 2nd Preliminary Round

15. ITTF World Tour Platinum 6 - 11 Nov 2018 Linz, Austria ITTF Men’s Singles lost 2nd Preliminary Round

Austrian Open

16. ITTF Challenge, Belogosstrakh 13-18 Nov 2018 Minsk, Belarus ITTF Men’s Singles Round of 32 Semi Finalist

Belarus Open Youth (U-21)

17. ITTF Junior Circuit-Portugal 27-30 Nov 2018 Guimaraes, Portugal ITTF Junior Boys- Singles Gold Medal

Junior & Cadet Open Junior Boys-Doubles Gold Medal

18. ITTF World Junior Table Tennis 2-9 Dec 2018 Bendigo, Australia ITTF Junior Boys-Team Quater Final

Championship Junior Boys- Singles Quater Final

Junior Boys-Doubles Quater Final

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Sr. No Event Date Venue/Place Organiser Event/Category Position/Rank/Medal

1. North Zone National Ranking 5-10 July Panchkula,Haryana TTFI MENS’ YOUTH 1 GOLD MEDAL

TT Championship 2018 1 GOLD MEDAL

Panchkula, Haryana

2. Central Zone National Ranking 12-17July 2018 Indore, M.P TTFI MENS’ YOUTH 1 GOLD MEDAL

TT Championship Indore, M.P. 1 GOLD MEDAL

3. 48th All India Inter Institutional 1-7 August 2018 Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu AAI/TTFI Mens’ Team (PSPB) 1 Gold Medal

Championship, Coimbatore, Youth Team-PSPB 1 Gold Medal

Tamil Nadu Mixed Doubles 1 Gold Medal

4. South Zone National ranking TT 6-12 Sept 2018 Vijayawada, A.P. TTFI YOUTH (U-21) 1 Gold Medal

Championship, Vijayawada, A.P. Mens’ QUARTER FINAL

5. East Zone National Ranking TT 25-30 Sept 2018 Guwahati, Assam TTFI YOUTH Boys’ 1 Gold Medal

Championship Guwahati, Assam. Mens’ QUARTER FINAL

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Ms. Mamta Mehrotra and Smt. Arpita Tyagi attended the ‘Jodo Gyan’ th thWorkshop at New Delhi from 13 to 15 December 2017. The workshop was

on ‘Mathematical Tools for Meaningful Pedagogical Practices’.

Smt. Sapna Bisht Khati and Smt. Sangeeta Merani attended a 2 day Cambridge International Workshop for Primary English at Ardee School, New

th thDelhi on 5 and 6 February 2018.

Smt. Karuna Tandon (HOA and Head Dept. of English) and Dr. (Smt.) Nimi Sharma (Coordinator, Cambridge International) attended the Cambridge Schools’ Conference held at Dubai on 8th and 9th December 2017. They also visited Mayoor Private School, Abu Dhabhi before returning.

The following Staff Members successfully completed Online Training Courses conducted by Cambridge International :-

*Getting Started with Assessment for Learning - Shri Adhiraj Singh (Principal)

*Cambridge International AS/A Level English Language - Smt. Karuna Tandon (HOA)

*Cambridge International AS/A Level Business Studies - Shri Saurabh Mundra (Commerce Faculty)

*Cambridge IGCSE Global Perspectives - Shri Adhiraj Singh (Principal)

* Cambridge Online Professional Development Course in Physics IGCSE - Ms. Sindhu Chaturvedi (Vice Principal)

The Principal Shri Adhiraj Singh, Smt. Divya Khanna (Secondary and CCA Coordinator) and Smt. Pooja Bahl (Primary CCA Coordinator) attended the

th45 NPSC Annual Conference at New Delhi on 16th and 17th February 2018. The theme for the Conference was 'Leadership for a vibrant school culture’

The Cambridge Professional Development Workshops for Active Learning and Assessment for Learning in Science, English and for Primary were attended by Ms. Sindhu Chaturvedi (Science) and Dr. Nimi Sharma (Science), Smt. Divya Khanna (English) and Smt. Sumona Gupta (Primary) on 6th and 7th April 2018, at New Delhi.

Smt. Netal Charan (English) and Smt. Poonam Punjabi (Soc. Science) attended the Cambridge Lower Secondary Global Perspectives Professional Development Workshop at Apeejay School, New Delhi on 2nd and 3rd April 2018.

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— Sh. Vikas Jain (Head, Dept. of Mathematics) Sh. Hussain Kathat and Smt. Divya Khanna (Secondary Coordinator) attended Cambridge training programmes on AS/A level Mathematics and IGCSE English respectively. It was conducted by CAIE at Sri Ram Millenium School, Noida, on 21st and 22nd July 2018.

Smt. Karuna Tandon (HOA) attended the Cambridge Introductory Training Programme on AS/A Level English Language at Amity Global School, Noida

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4 Teachers from the Social Science Department attended a Talk and Interactive Session by Mr. Talmiz Ahmad on 9th April 2018 at Mayo College, on the topic, ‘Islamic Politics and Global Jihad- Challenges in the Contemporary World’.

Smt. Shivani Jha (Hindi) and Smt. Bhawna Jain (Biology) attended the Cambridge Professional Development Workshop on IGCSE Hindi as a Second Language and Science respectively on 20th and 21st April 2018, at Gurgaon.

On 27th April 2018, Dr. (Smt.) Neerja Chaturvedi (Chemistry) attended a workshop on ‘Microscale Chemistry’ organised by the NPSC at New Delhi.

Dr. (Smt.) Neerja Chaturvedi, Smt. Rita Chaturvedi, Smt. Annpurna Maheshwari and Sh. Hiteshwar Gehlot of the Science Department attended the ‘Yusuf Hamied Inspirational Science Teachers’ Training Programme’ conducted by the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), London, at the Regional Institute of Education, Ajmer on the 10th and 11th of May 2018.

Ms. Sheeba Massey (Psychology) and Smt. Abhishta Jain (English) attended the ‘The Teacher – Counsellor’ series of Training Programs for School Teachers organised by ICTRC, Dept. of Continuing Education, from 2nd to 6th June 2018 at New Delhi.

12 members of the Mayoor Strikers went to Jaipur on 22nd April 2018 to witness the IPL Match between ‘Mumbai Indians’ and ‘Rajasthan Royals’.

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— Smt. Neena Singh and Smt. Shelly Yadav attended a two day Capacity Building Workshop for class X Social Science, conducted by CBSE at Rajmata Krishna Kumari Girls' School, Jodhpur, on 30th and 31st August 2018.

— Ms. Toshiba Gurbaxani (Special Educator) and Ms. Amarjot Kaur attended a workshop on 'Inclusion and Inclusive Education', organised by CBSE at Kapil Gyanpeeth, Jaipur, on 30th and 31st August 2018.

— The Principal, Sh. Adhiraj Singh, Smt. Karuna Tandon (Head of Academics) and Ms. Pooja Nagpal (CCA and International Linkages Coordinator) attended a workshop organised by The British Council on 'Communication and Collaboration' at DLF Public School, Ghaziabad from 31st August to 2nd September 2018

— Sh. Saurabh Mundra attended a workshop on Accountancy, conducted by APC Publishing House at St. Soldier School, Jaipur on 8th September 2018.

— Dr. Neerja Chaturvedi and Sh. Dharamveer Singh Rathore attended a Master Training Programme for Prospective Resource Persons in Science at MPS, Ajmer on 13th and 14th September 2018.

— Smt. Karuna Tandon (HOA) and Smt. Divya Khanna attended a workshop at Alliance World School, Noida on General English at A Levels, conducted by CAIE on 31th and 14th September 2018.

— The Vice Principal, Ms. Sindhu Chaturvedi and Dr. Nimi Sharma attended The Cambridge Central India Community Meet at Daly College, Indore on 16th September 2018

— Smt. Pratibha Mehra and Smt. Abhishta Jain attended the Career Counsellors’ Conclave organised by the Institute of Career Studies, Lucknow at New Delhi, on the 23rd and 24th of November 2018.

— Smt. Pratibha Mehra and Smt. Mamta Sethi (Economics) attended a two day Capacity Building Workshop (Economics) organised by the CBSE at St. Edmunds’ School, Jaipur on 26th and 27th November 2018.

— The Principal Sh. Adhiraj Singh attended a one day workshop, ‘Every School Succeeding’ Module-I organized at Ahlcon International School, New Delhi. The resource person was Mr. Jacinta Webb, Director, Business Improvement, Dept. of Education, Queensland, Australia.

— Sh. Vikas Sharma, Smt. Mansi Jha, Ms. Sussan Foote and Smt. Sandeep Kaur, (Mathematics) attended a day’s workshop in Mathematics organized by ‘Eupheus Learning’ on 28th November at Ajmer.

— Sh. Russel Anthony (Coordinator Sr. School) attended a two day capacity building workshop (Business Studies) conducted by the CBSE at The Palace School, Jaipur on 29th and 30th November 2018.

— Smt. Jasleen Khurana and Smt. Upasana Dadhich attended a workshop on ‘Early Childhood Learning’ on 4th December 2018 at HKH Public School, Ajmer. This was organised by Oxford University Press.

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BATCH OF XII COMMERCE - A - 2017- 18S.No. Name College Name Course1 Abhinav Pokharna NARSEE MONJEE COLLEGE , MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN ACCOUNTING AND

FINANCE2 Ajay Jain GAP YEAR PURSUING CA3 Akshit Oswal NARSEE MONJEE COLLEGE , MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN COMMERCE4 Aman Bohra GAP YEAR PURSUING CA5 Daksh Jain GOVT. COLLEGE ,AJMER BACHELOR'S IN COMMERCE6 Divyam Jain NMIMS,MUMBAI BSc. IN FINANCE7 Gaurang Bhardwaj COMMERCE COLLEGE , JAIPUR BACHELOR'S IN COMMERCE8 Gulshan Bajoria ASIAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS,NOIDA BACHELOR'S IN COMPUTER

APPLICATIONS9 Harshit Jain SYDENHAM COLLEGE , MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN COMMERCE10 Khushi Jindel MITHIBAI COLLEGE , MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN MANAGEMENT

STUDIES11 Manav Thakkar VEER NARMAD SOUTH GUJARAT B.A.

UNIVERSITY, SURAT, GUJARAT12 Naman Kabra ST. XAVIERS COLLEGE, MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN MANAGEMENT

STUDIES13 Neha Shyamdasani GAP YEAR PREPARING FOR C.S14 Niharika Trikha NMIMS SCHOOL OF DESIGNING, MUMBAI B.DES(HUMANISING TECHNOLOGY)15 Ojasva Gandhi MITHIBAI COLLEGE, MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN FINANCIAL

MARKETS16 Pallavi Biyani SYMBIOSIS COLLEGE , PUNE BACHELOR'S IN COMMERCE(HONS.)17 Pooja Ramchandani GAP YEAR PURSUING CA18 Prachi Garg GOVT. COLLEGE, NASIRABAD PURSUING CA19 Priyanshi Agarwal GAP YEAR PURSUING CA20 Priyanshi Taneja RAMANUJAN COLLEGE , DELHI UNIVERSITY BACHELOR'S IN COMMERCE21 Purti Balani MANIPAL UNIVERSITY,JAIPUR BACHELOR'S OF COMMERCE(HONS)22 Riddhi Fatehpuria NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BBA IN EVENT MANAGEMENT

EVENT MANAGEMENT, MUMBAI

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23 Rishita Jain KC COLLEGE, MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN BANKING AND INSURANCE

24 Riya Jain GOVT. COLLEGE , KISHANGARH PURSUING CA25 Sakshi Dani SOPHIA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN,MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN MASS MEDIA26 Samridhi Jain GAP YEAR PREPARING FOR CLAT27 Saumya Khandewal GCEC,JAIPUR BACHELOR'S IN COMMERCE(HONS.)28 Shivam Goel SATYAWATI COLLEGE, DELHI UNIVERSITY B.A. ECONOMICS(HONS.)29 Shourya Ghai UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK BSc. MMORSE

(COVENTRY, ENGLAND)30 Tilak Sharda THAKUR COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND BACHELOR'S IN MANAGEMENT

COMMERCE, MUMBAI STUDIES31 Urvi Jain GAP YEAR PURSUING CA32 Yash Jamar NARSEE MONJEE COLLEGE,MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN FINANCIAL

MARKETS

BATCH OF XII COMMERCE - B - 2017- 18SR. NO. NAME COLLEGE COURSES1 ADITYA HEDA KM MUSIC CONSERVATORY , CHENNAI BA HONOURS MUSIC2 AKSHIT GOYAL GAP YEAR PURSUING CA3 ALAKH S GUPTA JAI HIND COLLEGE,MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN FINANCIAL

MARKETS 4 ANKITA AGARWAL JAIN UNIVERSITY, BANGALORE B.COM. HONOURS WITH ACCA5 ANMOL CHOUDHARY JAIN UNIVERSITY, BANGALORE B.COM. HONOURS WITH ACCA6 ARADHYA KHANDELWAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BBA IN EVENT MANAGEMENT

EVENT MANAGEMENT, MUMBAI 7 ARJITKAUSHALL JAIN GOVERNMENT COLLEGE, AJMER B.COM. PASS COURSE8 DEVANG AIRAN NARSEE MONJEE COLLEGE , MUMBAI B.COM. / PURSUING CA9 HARSH MALOO NMIMS, MUMBAI BBA IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP 10 HITESHI RATHI JAI HIND COLLEGE, MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN BANKING AND

INSURANCE 11 JANVI MEHTA KC COLLEGE, MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN BANKING AND

INSURANCE 12 KARTIK KEWALRAMANI ST. XAVIER'S COLLEGE , JAIPUR B.COM.13 MADHAV MALOO SRCC , DELHI UNIVERSITY B.COM. HONOURS14 MEHUL YADAV HANSRAJ COLLEGE , DELHI UNIVERSITY B.COM. HONOURS15 MUSKAN GUPTA INDRAPRASTHA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, B.COM. HONOURS

DELHI UNIVERSITY 16 NEHAL BAJAJ DAULATRAM COLLEGE,DELHI B.A. ECONOMICS HONOURS17 PIYANSHU JAIN IILM UNIVERSITY, GURUGRAM BBA IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP 18 PRACHI MANTRI INDRAPRASTHA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, B.COM. HONOURS

DELHI UNIVERSITY 19 PRAKSHAL BHARGATIYA GAP YEAR PREPARING FOR CLAT20 PULKIT JAIN JAIN UNIVERSITY, BANGALORE BMS IN INTERNATIONAL

MARKETING 21 RAJAT AGARWAL SEAMEDU, PUNE BAJMC (FILM MAKING)22 RITIK NAGPAL GAP YEAR PURSUING CA

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23 RONAK RANKA NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EVENT MANAGEMENT , MUMBAI

24 SAKSHAM GARG GLOBAL CENTRE FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP B.COM. HONOURS IN AND COMMERCE, JAIPUR ENTREPRENEURSHIP

25 SAMKIT JAIN JAIN UNIVERSITY, BANGALORE BMS IN INTERNATIONAL MARKETING

26 SARTHAK JAIN JAI HIND COLLEGE, MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN MASS MEDIA27 SAURABH GURJAR GAP YEAR PURSUING CA28 SNEHA MAHNOT GAP YEAR PURSUING CA29 TANMAY JAIN HR COLLEGE ,MUMBAI B.COM. / PURSUING CA30 UJJWAL GARG CHRIST UNIVERSITY , BANGALORE BACHELOR'S IN BUSINESS

ADMINISTRATION 31 VRINDA GARG JAI HIND COLLEGE,MUMBAI BACHELOR'S IN BANKING AND

INSURANCE

BBA IN EVENT MANAGEMENT

SR. NO. NAME COLLEGE COURSES1 ADITYA UPADHYAY GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY

AJMER (B.TECH.)2 ANANYA KUMAR SINGH GOVT. COLLEGE, AJMER B.A. PROGRAMME3 ANSH GARG S.K.I.T, JAIPUR BACHELOR IN PHARMACY4 ANURA PAREEK LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, BA PROGRAMME WITH

DELHI UNIVERSITY SPECIALISATION IN ECONOMICS AND COMPUTER APPLICATION

5 ARCHANA BANSAL BRDS, MUMBAI PREPARING FOR UCEED, NID, NIFT

6 ARYADEV KAPOOR INSTITUTE OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT AND BSC. IN HOTEL ANDCATERING TECHNOLOGY, APPLIED HOSPITALITY NUTRITION, MUMBAI ADMINISTRATION

7 ARYAN KHAN JECRC, JAIPUR BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY8 AWANI YADAV INDRAPRASTHA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, BACHELOR OF ARTS

DELHI UNIVERSITY (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS)9 GARIMA BANSAL DR. BALIRAM HIRAY COLLEGE OF BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE

ARCHITECTURE, MUMBAI10 JAGRUTI LAWAS GAP YEAR PREPARING FOR NEET11 KARTIK AHUJA LAXMI NIWAS MITTAL INSTITUTE OF BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY

INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY (MECHANICAL)12 KHUSHI AGARWAL UNIVERSITY OF ARTS, LONDON(UK) FOUNDATION DIPLOMA IN

ARTS AND DESIGN13 MONALISA RAJAWAT ST. ANDREWS, MUMBAI BACHELOR OF ARTS

(PSYCHOLOGY)14 PRASOON RAJ SINGH THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN,

RATHORE MADISON (USA)15 PRIYANSHI SHARMA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, PUNE BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY16 RAKSHIT SINGH PUNDIR GAP YEAR PREPARING FOR NEET

BATCH OF XII SCIENCE - 2017- 18

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17 SHAILJA AGARWAL PREPARING FOR NEET18 SHAURYA VERMA GAP YEAR PREPARING FOR NDA 19 SHIVANI SHARMA GAP YEAR PREPARING FOR NEET20 TANYA SHARMA GAP YEAR PREPARING FOR NATA, IIT-JEE

(PAPER 2), NID21 TRIBHUVAN SINGH GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY

SHAKTAWAT AJMER (B.TECH.)22 YAGINI AIRAN THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG, BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS

HONG KONG FINANCE23 YASHASVI TUNDWAL DAV COLLEGE, AJMER BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

(PREPARING FOR COMBINED DEFENCE SERVICES EXAM)

GAP YEAR

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SR. NO. NAME COLLEGE COURSES1 ABHIJEET SINGH VIRDI STATE UNIVERSITY OF PERFORMING VISUAL ARTS - ANIMATION

& VISUAL ART, ROHTAK, HARYANA2 AKSHAT JAIN NIEM ,MUMBAI BBA IN EVENT MANAGEMENT3 AMLAN ANAND GOVT.COLLEGE OF ARTS,CHANDIGARH B.A. PROGRAMME4 ASHISH PATRICK AUSTIN JECRC COLLEGE,JAIPUR B.A. PROGRAMME5 BHAVISHA LADHA NIFT,BHUVNESHVAR ACCESSORY DESIGNING6 DHRUV KUMAR UPES,DEHRADUN BBA LLB CORPORATE LAW7 ESHAN SINGH GUSAIN SHAHEED BHAGAT SINGH COLLEGE,DELHI B.A. HONS.(GEOGRAPHY)8 GAURAV SHARMA St.XAVIERS COLLEGE,JAIPUR B.A. HONS.(ECONOMICS)9 HARSH LAMBA GCA,AJMER B.A. PROGRAMME10 HITENDRA RATHORE St.XAVIER’S COLLEGE,JAIPUR B.A. PROGRAMME11 HOZEF CHISHTY SHIVAJI COLLEGE,JAIPUR B.A. PROGRAMME12 ISHA JAIN K.C. COLLEGE,MUMBAI B.A. PROGRAMME13 JAIVEER SINGH RATHORE St.XAVIER’S COLLEGE,JAIPUR B.A. PROGRAMME14 KRITIKA JAIN JAI HIND COLLEGE,MUMBAI B.A. PROGRAMME15 MADHVENDRA SINGH RAMANUJAN COLLEGE,DELHI B.A. HONS. (POL. SCI.)

PANWAR16 MALAYA JOSHI GAP YEAR PREPARING FOR CLAT17 MANAN AGARWAL GARGI COLLEGE,DELHI BA PROGRAMME18 MRIDUL KUMAR WARSAW UNIVERSITY, POLAND HOTEL MANAGEMENT

BHONRAT19 NANDITA SHARMA GAP YEAR PREPARING FOR CLAT20 NARPAT SINGH COLLEGE OF ARTS AND COMMERCE, DELHI B.A. PROGRAMME21 NIYATI TRIVEDI NIFT, JODHPUR ACCESSORY DESIGNING22 PARIKSHIT RATHORE ST.WILSON COLLEGE,MUMBAI B.A. PROGRAMME23 POORVA SAXENA SOPHIA COLLEGE,AJMER B.A. PROGRAMME24 PRATEEK SAINI JAIPUR NATIONAL UNIVERSITY BCA25 PRIYANSHI SURANA BMS NM COLLEGE,MUMBAI BA PROGRAMME26 PUSHP RAJAT SINGH GOVERNMENT COLLEGE,AJMER B.A. HONS. (HISTORY)

RATHORE

BATCH OF XII HUMANITIES - 2017- 18

27 RASHMI RATHI LAXMIBAI COLLEGE,DELHI B.A. PROGRAMME28 RUCHI RATHI INDRAPRASTHA COLLEGE,DELHI B.A. HONS. (POL. SCI.)29 SAKSHI SHARMA GAP YEAR PREPARING FOR CLAT30 SAURAV CHOUDHARY KIRORIMAL COLLEGE,DELHI BA PROGRAMME31 SHIVANGI GURJAR INDRAPRASTHA COLLEGE,DELHI BA PROGRAMME32 SHREYA D.Y. PATIL COLLEGE OF LAW,MUMBAI B.A. L.L.B33 SNEHA BHARDWAJ MAITREYI COLLEGE,DELHI BA PROGRAMME34 STUTI JAIN IITTM,DELHI BA PROGRAMME35 SYED IBNEY HYDER GOVERNMENT COLLEGE, AJMER B.A. HONS.(HISTORY)

MAHARAJ36 TANVI SINGH GURJAR ICG COLLEGE, JAIPUR BA PROGRAMME37 TUSHMI UDYALAK INDRAPRASTHA COLLEGE, DELHI B.A. HONS.(ECO)38 YASHASVEE KUMAWAT MIRANDA HOUSE, DELHI B.A. HONS. (POL. SCI.)

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CondolencesThe Mayoor Fraternity deeply mourns the passing away of the following-

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Shri Vimal Kumar Baptist, father of Shri Arun Baptist (Department of PE) on 30th July 2018.

Shri Manak Chand Chauhan, father of Shri Sanjay Chauhan (Dept. of Music) on 24th August 2018.

May the Almighty grant courage and fortitude to the bereaved families to bear the irreparable loss.

th* Thakur Raghuraj Singhji of Badnore, Member, MCGC and Mayoor School Committee on 6 March 2018.th* Dr. Bhawan Yadav, father of Mihir Yadav (X-A) on 12 March 2018.

* Sh. Yashwant Singh Bhinai, father of Yaduraj Singh Bhinai (II-A) on 15 June 2018.

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* Smt. Bhanwari Devi, mother of Sh. B.L. Sharma, (Administrative Staff ) on 17th November 2018.

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