NURSERY ARCADE

SPARKLING CELEBRATIONS 04/09//2015Janmashtmi was celebrated with sheer enthusiasm. Along with the special assembly, the tiny tots got an opportunity to visit Iskcon temple to inculcate a sense of religious thoughts, cultural unity and brotherhood.

FOSTERING SPORTSMAN SPIRITSports activities and races always enhance physical and motor skills of the students . They also bring endless joy to the kids. Vari-ous fun filled races were organized , such as

(P.Pri) 10/7/2015 Shapes Ski—Race(P.Sch)15/7/2015My Bouncing Red Race(P.Sch)7/8/2015My Home My Kingdom Race(P.Pri) 13/8/2015Health Me Race (P.Sch) 10/9/2015Help the Helpers Race(P.Pri) 21/9/2015

BIG FACT HUNT COMPETITION (P.PRI) 24/7 /2015

“SHARING WILL ENRICH EVERYONE WITH MORE KNOWLEDGE”

With a view to facilitate sharing of amazing facts among the students, a Big Fact Hunt competition was organized in which amazing facts about various fruits were shared by the Blooming Buds of Pre Primary.

WHISTLE A TUNE COMPETITION (P.SCH)29/7 /2015 Children enjoyed the beauty of expression, thoughts, feeling, rhythm and music of words through Rhyme Recitation. Taking all these facts into consideration, the little ones got an opportunity to exhibit their tal-ent and confidence. A variety of topics like Save Trees , Save Girl Child, Vegetables etc. were chosen for the recitation.

TEACHERS’ DAY TAKES A HAND, OPENS A MIND AND TOUCHES THE HEART. 04/09//2015

Teachers Day was celebrated on 4th Sep. in the honor of great philosopher Dr. Sarvepalli Radha Krishnan to appreciate the great efforts of the teachers.

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MAGNUM OPUS COMPETITION (P.PRI) 3/9/2015

The excitement on the faces of our Little angels was clearly evident when they created masterpieces using waste material available at home , right from waste bangles, plastic bottles, waste CD .All sort of waste material was used to create amazing objects.

CUTE CREATIONS COMPETITION (P.SCH) (24/9/2015)In order to make children aware of the use of eco-friendly waste products like ropes, jute, coconut shells, Cute Creations competition played a vital role where children made baskets, flower vases etc. This competition also gave them a lesson on reducing and reusing waste products. It also gave the students an opportunity for self expression and creativity.

INCREDIBLE INDIA COMPETITION (P .PRI) 21/8/2015

Come, Seek and Discover. “Incredible India” competition focused on making little stars realize the importance of India’s culture, heritage, food and festivity. The tiny tots shared information regarding different states.

JEWELS OF INDIA COMPETITION (P.SCH) 25/08/2015To know about the famous personalities of our country who are known for their devotion to the Motherland in one way or the other, this competition was organized where the budding actors came dressed as National leaders such as Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, Jawaharlal Nehru, Mahatma Gandhi.

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Everyone needs a companion in life-the one to whom we can talk, study with, play, share our joys and sorrows and do many more things. Yes he/she is a friend! My best friend’s name is Sau-rav. He is tall and thin. He looks smart but has weak vision. His complexion is dark. He is dedicated towards his work. He is diligent and loyal. He is the one whom I can trust with my closed eyes. He is good at studies but he is passionate about Science. Every time he tries some new experiments. He is an optimist and always thinks positive. Beside this he plays cricket and lawn tennis well. He wants to become an automobile engineer and works hard to achieve his goal. He is caring but he hates pet. He is not just my friend, he is like a brother to me.

MY BEST FRIEND

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STUDENTS’ CORNER

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It has now been more than 60 years when the motor vehicles made a foray on the roads of our country India. But at that point of time no one could have imagined that these 'Pollution Pumps', the so-called motor vehicles, would have such an adverse effect on the environ-ment.According to a reliable source every month al-most 12, 00,000 motor vehicles find their place on the roads across India. It is not surprising that the deadly devils will become dangerous in future. Due to the increase in number of motor vehicles, there is serious threat of pollution, causing skin problems, asthma and many other ailments. Moreover, as a result of the reign of motor vehi-cles on the roads, the flora and fauna of our country is also begging for existence. Earlier limited people used to drive motor vehicles but now a 6th grade child is also driving Activa and others too pressurize their parents to gift two wheeler on their birthdays. To just simply snap or speak some magical words is not the solution to the great evil unless awareness among the public is not spread on a massive scale. The government should promote the use of pub-lic transport by making it efficient and comfort-able. These little steps will surely lead to a better future for mankind. We need to realize the urgency of the situation. Why wait till tomorrow? START TODAY!

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POLLUTION PUMPS, SMOKING ALL OVER

AKSHAY ANKITA GAUTAMANMOL DAVID

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SUBJECT WEEK (17.7.2015 29.7.2015)

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SOCIAL SCIENCE WEEK (12.08.2015-20.08.2015) The school celebrated Social Science Week by conducting a host of activities. The events included Clay-o-logy, Shadow Play,

Women on Canvas, Window to India, and Wall of Democracy. The Youth Parliament conducted for classes XI & XII remained the highlight of the week. The week relevantly culminated with the Exhibition on 69 years of Independence on 14th August in

the school premises. Everyone got a glimpse of our country’s rich heritage right from ancient times till date. The manage-ment applauded the efforts of students and teachers and motivated them for future endeavors.

CLASS EVENT NAME RESULTS

VI CLAY-O-LOGY I-VI-C, II-VI-F, III-VI-A

VII SHADOW PLAY I-VII-D,II-VII-F, III-VII-B

VIII WOMEN ON CANVAS I-VIII-A,II-VIII-F, III-VIII-C

IX WINDOW TO INDIA I-IX-F, II-IX-C, III-IX-A,D

X WALL OF DEMOCRACY I-X-F,II-X-C, III-X-A

COMMERCE & ECONOMICS WEEK (28.08.2015-03.09.2015)

Commerce and Economics Week was celebrated wherein students expressed their views on vari-ous issues through the following range of activi-ties like Business Acumen, Management Summit, Symposium and Quiz Show. It helped in inculcat-

ing awareness about ways to achieve prosperous communities, successful businesses and a healthy

environment.

COMMERCE WEEK

GUPIL KOCHAR

XI D AAYUSH ISHITA BANSAL RISHABH GARG SAKSHI GULATI ADITYA AGARWAL

XII EANISH ARORA

ECONOMICS WEEK KRITI YADAV

XI CPRIYA GUPTAHARSHIT HITESH CHAUHANAMAN

XII CNANCY MUSKAN SIMARN

The Students who got first position are as follows:

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