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NewsletterSeptember

Janmashtami I nd ia is the land of great her i tage and cu l ture wh ich at t r acts the wor ld for i ts r i ch t r ad i t ions. W e celebr ate occasat ions w i th great del igh t . Janm astam i the day when lord Sr i Kr ishna bor n on ear th to k i l l dem ons who were troubl ing the peop le accord ing to our great ep ics. O n th is special occasat ion our studen ts dressed up in the costum es of L ord Kr ishna and Radha and p resen ted a special assem bly where they dep icted l i fe

of Kr ishna and h igh l igh ted the ?Bhagwad Gi ta? wh ich is the holy book of H indus wh ich gives the t r ue m ean ing of l i f e (kar m a).

PARYATAN PARV Our school celebrated Paryatan Parv week. It was a grand affair consisting cultural programs and many scholastic and co- scholastic activities. Grade IV and VII has taken active participation in all the activities.This year, the idea of Paryatan Parv is to propagate the message of ?Dekho Apna Desh? , with an objective to boost tourism and inculcate the benefits and actual meanings of tourism into our aspired future generation. The celebration started with assembly on Monday 24.9.18. As a part of ?Paryatan Parv? classes VI and VII visited the Chowmallah Palace , it enabled the students to acquire the knowledge about the Nawabs and all the materials that were used during their days.Grade IV & VII students gave the glimpse of state West Bengal, Oddisha, Madhya Pradesh style and cultural heritage. This followed the whole week with rest all other states Jammu & Kashmir to Andaman and Nicobar islands. Students displayed quite an enthusiasm and interest towards this festival by exhibiting their talent in form of dance, speech and different unknown facts of our Indian states. Coming to Paryatan Parv Scholastic Activities students took active participation in slogan writing Dekho Apna Desh Quiz held on Indian Tourist places on Tourism on 26.918 was a surprize package. Students exhibited their painting excellence with painting competition held on 27.9.18 in school premises.Friday 28.9.18 brought the seminar. Essay writing on benefits of tourism which was a grand success.

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Cheer fu l Jaun tField trips play an important in making awareness of things practically and when we see the things we grasp it quickly and gain the practical knowledge which sustain for long period. Our students of primary went on to field trips to experience the same. Our young minds visited biscuit factory as well as the traffic park where they practically saw the things and also experienced the joy of being there. Students visited Traffic Park and gained the knowledge of traffic rules and their benefits and were able to guide others in doing so. They also shouldered responsibility of following traffic rules and also started guiding others to follow the rules. Students of Grade VI & VII have travelled all the way to the fascinating Mahal of ?Chawmahalla Palace?, which shows the rich culture and heritage of the Nizams of Hyderabad. The portraits & pictures, weapons, crockery, furniture of Nawab rulers were displayed in the museum. The palace also has a clock tower that rings a very melodious sound of a playing harp at every hour. Students had lots of fun and left the place with an enormours knowledge about the history of our country and an inquisitiveness to know much more about such historical palaces, monuments etc. The trip was indeed quite an interesting and a learning experience to all the students.

Vinayaka Chaturthi I nd ia is land of fest ivals. W e celebr ate al l fest ivals w i th un i ty. V inayaka Chatur th i i s celebr ated al l over I nd ia w i th due respect and th is i s the fest ival when al l r el igious peop le com e together and wor k together conduct var ious p rogr am m es w i th har m ony. O n the eve of V inayaka Chatur th i special assem bly was conducted. Studen t cam e out w i th the in for m at ion about the fest ival . T hey also h igh l igh ted how the fest ival got i ts glor y under great social r efor m er and f reedom f igh ter L okm anya T i lak af ter Br i t i sh Raj. A special act iv i ty was conducted by our Ar t and Cr af t depar tm en t where studen ts were given the ear then clay and studen ts en thusiast ical ly par t i cipated and en joyed doing idols of L ord Ganesha wh ich was an eye opener to use or iginal clay wh ich is eco f r iend ly and also spread the m essage of 'Save the N ature'.

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Teachers Day: A tribute to Guru O n the eve of teacher s day studen ts conducted var ious p rogr am m es to show thei r gr at i tude and love towards teacher s. T hey d id a special assem bly and sang m elod iously descr ibing the great wor k of teacher s and i t was real ly hear t touch ing and al l teacher s fel t p roud of thei r p rofession . T hey also gr acefu l ly per for m ed dance and m ade teacher s happy. T here was a hum orous sk i t wh ich was eye opener to al l studen ts. T hey also gave special speeches on the special occasion and expressed the im por tance of a Gur u who teaches to the studen ts of al l p rofessions and m ade the day m em or able and conveyed thei r love, respect and devot ion to the teacher s.

Language and its LustreIndia is a country of many states and different languages. The renowed state and national language Telugu and Hindai and its importance were highlighted on Telugu Day and Hindi Diwas. The wheels kept rolling before the celebrations and many competitions were conducted. Role plays, Recitation, Elocution, Monoacting were conducted and many students participating enthusiastically and won prozes. The communication skills and confidence of the students were enhanced by these activities

Nutr i t ion - Be heal thy and keep yoursel f heal thy

The role of diet plays a vi tal r ole tr eat ing and even cur ing our leading causes of deadly diseases. To br ing awareness our Chief guest M s. H em alatha a Diet i t ian and Nutr i t ion ist focused on gett ing k ids to eat wel l . M s. H em alatha gave m any t ips to r em ain heal thy and gave lot of in form ation to lead a heal thy l i fe. The nutr i t ion ist also h ighl igheted few recipes for the lu lnch and break fast for k ids with r ich nutr i t ional value. There was an in teract ive session with the audience who were fr ee to ask quest ions and share their exper iences. The workshop on nutr i t ion concluded on a posi t ive note that m om s should inculcate heal thy eat ing habi ts for a sound body and m ind of the chi ldren.